Walker Loughran title clash eyed after weigh in
Boxing fans anticipate a heavyweight battle between Mickey Walker and Tommy Loughran. Walker weighs around 170 pounds as Loughran aims for 175, with experts debating who has the edge in power, stamina, and style for Thursday night bout.
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Mickey Walker
Walker
Robert Fitzsimons
Ught
Tommy Loughran
Tiger Flowers
Tommy Oughrao
Loughran
Tom
Mickey
Buckey
Armand Emanuel
Emanuel
Kaye
State Leaguers to Meet Here on April 7
The Wisconsin State League committees schedule a meeting in Sheboygan on April 7 with first game May 5. Joe Vink to pitch for local nine during the 1929 season. Bill Russell of Wausau signed as playing manager. Arthur Schuetze attends representing local business interests. Manitowoc aligned with the league. Five other teams admitted: Two Rivers, Sheboygan, Madison, Kosciuszko, Union Oils of Milwaukee. Racine applied for a franchise. Kenosha deciding to join will determine Belle City’s admission. meeting to be held at dinner. O A Kroos of Sheboygan elected president. Ty Leber of Two Rivers vice president. Henry Polewczynski of Milwaukee secretary-treasurer.
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Harry Chandler
Bill Russell
Wausau
Bitely
Sheboygan
Arthur Schuetze
Manitowoc
Wisconsin State
Two Rivers
Sheboyga
Madison
Kosciuazko
Union Oils
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Tulsa
Joe
Vauk
Mississippi Valley Teague
State League
Sohrs Midway
North End Clothing Co
Inns
Clark Gils
O'Fischis
Kisehi Dairy
Tony Starz
M.S. B. Co
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Wirtz
Koutnik-Brecken- Yidge
Jorgenson-Lindroth
Frieder-Haupt
Burger-Rugows
LaFave-Schutte
Wilson-Franke
Tomchek-Fadych
Sth
Rugowski-Tomchek
Ving
Vsh
Twee
A. Schutte
A. Schuetze
A. Lindroth
A. Bruins
C. Rathsack
G. Jorgenson
J. Koutnik
Zigmund
Gauthier-Uck
F. Bartels
J.stuiber
Gauthier
Kleinbauer
E. Haupt
J. Maresch
R. Ligman
A. Fomchek
G. Franke
Mist
Thuecks
Jebany-Swejker
Schuette Grieb- Wiesman
Bank No. B
J. C. Penney Co
Shimek & Schwartz
Wisc
Tommy’s Place
Mabnke & Multerer
Hessel Musicians
Cudahy Meats
Haupt Boosters
Fricke & Weber Co
Manitowoc Times
Weber's
Reiss Coal Co
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Wernecke & Schm
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Pfeffer's
Chef's Schoorers
Stangel Hardw’s
Seitz
Francis Creek
Hessel's
Gosz
Novak's
Manitewos Shipbuilding Co
S. B
M.S. B
S&s. B
North End Clothing Company wins fourteenth county bowling meet
The North End Clothing Company team edges to the championship with a 2894 total and claims $60 prize. Sohrs Midway Inns of Two Rivers takes $50 for second with 2823. Wirtz-Ott doubles win $20. A Schutte of Two Rivers earns $12.50 for singles top, Wiesman with 266 earns $5, Carl Jorgenson earns a gold medal for 1920 all events total. The complete prize list follows.
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North End Clothing Company
Spoentgen
Sohrs Midway Inns
Two Rivers
Wirtz-Ott
A. Schutte
Ter Rivers
De La Salle Catholic champions in National Catholic tourney
De La Salle Institute of Chicago won the National Catholic basketball title by defeating St Stanislaus Bay St Louis Miss 25 to 16 in the Loyola University final. Spalding Peoria took third by beating Catholic High Decatur Ind 24 34 in the consolation game.
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Chicago
de la Salle Institute of Chicago
Loyola University
St Stanislaus High School
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Bay St Louis
Spalding Institute
Peoria
Catholic High School
Decatur
Ind
Portuguese heavyweight stops Cruz in one round
In San Juan Porto Rico Paciing Dzcudun of Spain extended his pro record with a one round victory over Francisco Cruz, adding his 25th KO. The bout featured quick exchanges until the finish, with Dzcudun earning a decisive early knockout.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Paciing Dzcudun
Spain
Francisco Cruz
Clever Boxer Glagh Tonight in ChiCago Title Fight
In Chicago, Jackie Fields faces Young Jack Thompson for the welterweight crown after Dundee vacated the title. The winner will receive a $5,000 diamond belt. Thompson previously defeated Dundee in a non title bout last year.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago
California
Middle West
Jackie Fields
Jakie Linkelstein
West Side
Jack Thompson
Far West
Joe Dundee
National Boxing Association
Fields
Thompson
Dundee
Joe
Pete Latzo
Paul Prehn
The
Prehn
Fields-Thompson
Jackie
San Francisco
Jim Mullen
OTAR PLAYERS SELECTED FOR ALL NATION CATHOLIC TEAM
The all nation al Catholic team chosen by stars who competed in Loyola University tournament in Chicago includes Furlong De La Salle forward Voegele Spalding Peoria Corbett St Mavier Cincinnati center Edi Krauze De La Salle Chicago Ladner St Stanislaus Ray St Louis guard The Laughlin trophy for MVP went to Thomas Godfrey forward of St Michael's Union City New Jersey.
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Thomas Godfrey
St. Mifchael
Union City
N. J
Three-rail meet in Milwaukee for national billiards
A round-robin three-cushion billiards championship begins in Milwaukee to decide the national amateur title. Finals set for Saturday after the opening pairings: Charles Jordan versus Lew Vogler. R. E. Harper versus Rua Westhus. Max Shimon versus Perry Dickens. J N Bozeman versus J P Rust.
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Milwaukee
Aay
Charles Jordan
Los Angeles
Lew Vogler
Indianapolis
R. EB. Harper
Denver
Rua Westhus
St. Louis
Max Shimon
Perry Dickens
J. N. Bozeman
Vallejo
Cal
J.P. Rust
New Orleans
Fields Thompson to Meet for Welter Title
Bowling prizes for the County Bowling tournament are ready for distribution per Secretary R. H. Spoentgen. Winners may collect checks at National and Seliz alleys at any time, the announcement said.
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Fields - Thompson
R. H. Spoentgen
National
Seliz
Doubles Outfit Tops 1026 In Bowling Tournament
Arthur Kasal and James Mitchell led the doubles standings for the American Bowling Congress tour after a 670 and 615 series respectively, as Kasal posted 210 237 223 and Mitchell 210 228 178. Charley Trucks moved into a tie for second in all events with 674 in the five man event and 620 in doubles. H Yahn totaled 679 to place fifth in singles while G Bruchter tied for sixth at 676.
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Chicago
Arthur Kasal
James Mitchell
St Paul
Minn
Kasal
Mitchell
Eight Clubs Added To Valley League In Oshkosh Meeting
The Fox River Valley baseball league plans to expand from six to eight teams next season. Marinette’s franchise was approved pending Oshkosh admission. Original six teams cited include Green Bay, Fond du Lac, Neenah, Menasha, Appleton, Kimberly, and Ka fana. Oshkosh likely to join with Stecksbauer elected league president and Oshkosh club securing admission.
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Appleton
Fox River Valley Baseball League
Marinette
Oshkosh le
Oshkosh
Frank Stecks
Bauer
Winnebago
R. 6 Bay
Fund du Lac
Neenab-Menasha
Noe
Secre- Appleton
Kimberly
Chutetary
Kankauna
Coast to coast derby under way next week
Charley Pyle plans another coast-to-coast marathon from New York to Los Angeles with 125 runners along routes via U.S. Highways 40 66 75 73 and 1. He aims to profit from entry fees 300 per man and show revenue while promising prizes totaling 60000 and health benefits. Payne returns as ceremonies master. Arthur Newton and other foreign entrants sign on.
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Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Charley Pyle
C. C. Pyle
Chambers of, Commerce
Pyle
Pyre
St. Louis
Chelsea
Okla
Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
Chambers of Commerce
Pyte
Charley
Arthur Newton
Fyfe
Payne
Academy Champs Highlight Fourth Annual Championships
Cook academy Montour Falls won the national academy basketball title. Culver Indiana claimed swimming and indoor track titles as Shattuck Faribault stood fourth in track. St. Johns Delafield claimed third in military events. In swimming Shattuck second with HMigin Elgin and Racine tying for third. Yankees coaching plan noted before Avon Park trip.
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Cook Academy
Montour Falls
Clover Military Academy
Culver
Ind
University of Wisconsin
Cook
Terrill Prepeched
Dallas
Tex
Manlius School
Manlius
N. C
St. John's Miltary Academy
Delafield
Wia
Mooreheart
Mooseheart
St. John’s
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Shattuck
Hmigin Academy
Elgin
Racine College
Raicine
Wis
Giants extend win streak by sweeping weekend games
The New York Giants beat the Chicago White Sox in two games over the weekend to stretch their winning streak to nine. Sunday's 4 to 3 victory came in the tenth inning after Lohick Autry and Mel Ott played crucial roles on the bases to push Jim Welsh home for the decisive run.
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San Antonio
Tex
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Lohick Autry
Mel Oit
Jimmy Welsh
McGrawmen
Washington Senators rebound after weekend sweep of Reds
The Washington Senators returned to practice after taking two straight from Cincinnati. Pitchers Eying Hadley and Garland Braxton limited the Reds to six hits in Sundays 8 to 2 victory, signaling momentum for Washington.
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Tampa
Fla
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Eying Hadley
Garland Braxton
Reds
Washington
Hotelmen Win Bowling Title in Knights Tournament
Milwaukee and Algoma bowlers lead the Knights of Columbus tournament as Kee posts 3000 in five man event. Brokop and H Brokop win doubles 1262, J Hunter of Algoma bowls 667 to win singles, F Romberger of Milwaukee takes all-events 2932. Beaver Dam and Green Bay teams take eight and nine in five-man. Doubles winners include A F and H Frank. singles runners-up J Davis Beloit and J Miller Green Bay. Location Port Washington Wisconsin with teams from Milwaukee Algoma and Beloit.
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Kee
Brokop
H. Brokop
Milwaukee
J. Hunter
Algoma
F. Romberger
P. C
Beaver Dam
Jack Getters
Greenly
H. Frank
J. Davis
Beloit
J. Miller
Green Bay
Port Washington
Wis
Knights of Columbus
Py. Anston, DL
Trac! Gnillmen
Ceater-Long
Northwest
Serm - University Go
Schroeder Hotels
Milwau
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