Bud Thomas Wins Decision In Main Fistic Event
Bud Thomas, the local pride, defeated Kid Delos of New Orleans by decision in the main bout at Legion Arena. The fight was slow and evenly contested, with Bud pressing and Delos mostly defensive. Delos weighed 123½ and Thomas 122 pounds.
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Ring Fame Bid Highlighted for Charley Retzlaff
Duluth Minnesota May 28 Charley Retzlaff seeks heavyweight recognition after 24 knockout wins and one defeat in 29 pro bouts. The North Dakota based fighter trained by Hurley in Duluth has defeated Bombo Chevalier Johnny Risko and Tom Heeney while building a strong early pro record.
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Basques Plan Ovation for Uzcudun in Reno Fight
Basque ex-woodchopper Paulino Uzcudun travels from the Spanish Pyrenees to Reno for a July 4 bout with Max Baer. Utah and Nevada Basques, numbering around 12,900, plan cheering receptions from Ogden to Winnemucca, with delegations of 300 meeting him at the train and hundreds more along the route. A brass band will greet him in Reno before training commences.
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Al Brown Wins Versus Stonewall Jackson in Rough Encounter
Al Brown displayed class to decisively defeat Stonewall Jackson in a contest described as a rough match with both fighters on the floor in the third stanza. The preliminary bout featured Heckethorne versus Norm Ullom in Bantamweights, a four round affair won by Wal dace before Ullom retired after round two due to an injured hand.
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Rare Tenure: Three Big League Veterans Spent Careers With One Club
The Associated Press notes only three tenured veterans have spent a full decade or more with the same team, never donning other uniforms. Walter Johnson, a longtime Washington manager, Sam Rice with Washington his entire career, and Jimmy Dykes loyal to the Athletics for thirteen years illustrate this rarity. The piece surveys famed players who finished or started beyond single-team loyalties, including Christy Mathewson, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Max Carey, Harry Heilmann, Cy Perkins, Joe Sewell, Babe Ruth, Eddie Collins, Pop Anson, Mike Tiernan, and others, highlighting how few players end their careers with a single club.
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Steamboat Springs Hosts Daily Entertainment For Honor Guest
At Steamboat Springs a visiting figure enjoys daily special programs arranged by friends to celebrate his stay and education.
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marathon Pacific Coast league game ends in sixteen innings
A Friday night Pacific Coast league contest between Los Angeles and Portland stretched into Saturday, finishing after sixteen innings with Los Angeles prevailing 10 to 9. The four hours forty-five minute marathon drew 2,000 of 5,000 fans home early, while others hoped for an all-night game.
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Berdoo Reds To Play Here Saturday And Sunday
Lovelady, new left fielder for the Las Vegas Merchants, makes his first appearance against the San Bernardino Reds with both teams set to meet Saturday and Sunday at 2 30. Lineups list Cunningham and Collins batting, with Tompkins and Deweese in the mix.
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