Washburn Fails to Return as Romano Wins Forfeit in Rough Bout
In Forsythe pavilion, Jack Washburn could not continue after a damaged left eye worsened, giving Italian champion Mike Romano a forfeit win after 30 minutes 10 seconds. Promoter and physicians deemed Washburn unable to continue, while Eurene King and Firpo Howze drew in a separate gritty preliminary.
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Parochial School Boys Fall In Doubleheader
Collinston boys defeated St Matthews 23 to 18 while the Collinston girls throttled St Matthews 31 to 29. Fortenot and Mason led the boys with four field goals each and Waldrop starred for the girls with nine points including three from the line. Morrison added five field goals as Collinston shot well from the foul line.
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Kid Chocolate Seeks Lightweight Title From Sam Mandell
Cuban boxer Kid Chocolate plans to leave featherweight to challenge Sammy Mandell for the lightweight title. Manager Louis Gutierrez confirms the move and a debut at the New York Coliseum is set against Dominick Petrone on December 1.
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Harry Wiles To Battle Tonight in New York
Associated Press reports in New York that heavyweight challenger Harry Wills will face his rival in a scheduled bout tonight. The article notes Wills as a prominent figure in the division and discusses expectations for the fight outcome.
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Stanford Braves Lose Three Boys
Stanford University, Cal Dec 11 The Cardinal football team faced foul weather as Pop Warner held a 20 minute practice on a rain drenched field. Three players Chang Artman Red Thompson and Rudy Krankala were missing and Warner eyed the left tackle spot. Artman may have left school over academics while Thompson is ill. Warner expects him ready for the Cadet game.
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Wills Fights Andrea Castano in New York Coliseum Bout
Weights return to the ring with a ten round scheduled bout against Andrea Castano of Mexico at the New York Coliseum. Wills has only one prior bout since July 1927, losing to Castano on a foul at Rc City two months ago.
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Pro Iowa Attacks Fail to Net Casualties
A pair of unofficial charges by pro Iowa sympathizers against Northwestern and Ohio State yielded no casualties or official findings. Big Ten officials said the past investigations cleared the schools, while affidavits alleged inducements to Marek and Baker but were contradicted by evidence of working through school and paid meals. The case against Oran Pape prompted renewed scrutiny by conference investigators.
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Fistic Magnates Seek New Faces Amid Boxing Slump
Madison Square Garden matchmaker Tom McArdle laments a shrinking boxing market as promoters like Paddy Harmon and Will Dempsey report losses and dwindling crowds. He argues for fresh, compelling fighters to rekindle public interest, recalling Schmeling versus Riekko as a reminder of dramatic revivals.
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Southern California Preps for Gaels in Intersections
The University of Southern California football squad held its heaviest scrimmage to date as it conditions for Saturday's intersectional meeting with Carnegie Tech. Coach Jones will ease pressure tomorrow with a dummy scrimmage and Friday's practice will focus on signals and final game instructions.
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Robbery at Walsh Grocery in New Orleans
Two masked Black men assaulted the Walsh couple at their New Orleans grocery Tuesday night and seized 55 dollars and 20 cents from the cash register, one man armed with a pistol.
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West eleven picks for charity game on New Year’s Day
John Waldorf joins 22 western stars selected to face the East in the New Year charity game for Shriners crippled children hospital. Western squad gathers December 18 with practice under coaches Andy Kerr and Percy Lacey. listing includes Lom Clark Pomeroy Gilmore Sloan Waldorf Fredericks and other committee players from California Oregon Nebraska Texas and Idaho.
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Greenleaf Wins City World Championship Debut
Ralph Greenleaf defeated Spencer Livsey in a three hour match at the recreation building. The former world champion won 125 to 106 in 40 innings, in a duel of safeties and scratches, ending with an unfinished run of 20.
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McArdle Wonders If Painted Faces Could Spark Rebirth
The dialogue shows Tom McArdle doubting his boxing promotion and joking about painting rival boxers’ faces to resemble a new Dempsey. He questions whether deception could revive interest and ease his distress over the sport.
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National League Favors Short Baseball Season
The National League backs a shorter season and a September 28 closing, with interest in broadcasting regular games. Meetings consider how to report franchise purchases, universal draft options, and leadership changes as Leagues address schedules and promotion plans.
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Lively ball debate resurfaces at league meetings
United Press reports at New York meetings the lively ball issue dominates the National and American leagues opening sessions. Umpire gloss rubbing may cut home runs, while trades stagnate amid scarce surplus players. Heydler and Barnard draft 1980 schedules with April 15 opener and September 28 close.
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Walsh Predicts Great Lakes Waterway Realization
Senator Walsh of Montana predicted during the rivers and harbors congress final session that the Great Lakes to St Lawrence waterway project would eventually be realized, outlining the ultimate completion of the navigation system.
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Chicago Stadium to Have New General Manager
Chicago officials move to stabilize the $7.9 million arena after Paddy Harmon resignation. Sidney Strots has also been asked to resign, leaving the stadium’s management in uncertainty as they seek a permanent general manager.
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