Records Made in Racing
Dixie sports in 1927 featured new world records in motor boats and tank swimming with Miss California and Miss America setting marks. Fred Baggs Jr won a major tennis upset in the South, while H. C. D. Segrave set a Daytona Beach speed record. Ed Hamm and Baskins excelled at Penn Relays and LSU and Presbyterian College claimed conference titles.
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Fred Baggs, Jr
Chicago
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Manuel Alonso
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George Lott
H. C. D. Segrave
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Ed Hamm
Georgia Tech
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Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Birmingham
Confession of Boxing Gimmicks and Match Tricks Revealed
A veteran manager recounts dirty practices in boxing, including match fixing, taped knuckles with matches, and gimmick punches. He warns that speaking fully would ruin reputations and his own career, noting others who used similar tactics and the risk of lethal blows with such devices. The piece interlaces a college football recap with a Miami game, citing a second half passing attack and point after at the end.
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Monroe Guards to Meet Company L in Annual Saturday Clash
Prentiss Clark announces Monroe national guard football eleven will face Company L of Ruston at Forsythe Park on Saturday. Team captains include Robert Garrison and Tom Witt with Tiger standouts Fred Godwin and Red Clark among alumni returning.
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Betty Nuthall Trials New Serve Ahead of Cannes Match
Betty Nuthall, the English tennis player, tests a revised overhand serve and closer baseline stance as she prepares for the Cannes tournament with Eileen Bennett. She aims to dethrone Helen Wills and has confidence after watching Wills’ success on stage.
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Robinson to Lead Choctaws in 1928
Stanley L. Robinson will coach Mississippi College next year, succeeding G. M. Bohler who moves to Auturn. Provine announced the appointment, with Robinson to start March 15 and Griff C. Lee as assistant. The former Colgate All American quarterback led MC since 1920 after coaching at Mississippi Aggies.
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Golf Spreads in France as New Courses Open
Paris reports golf expanding beyond Paris with two new courses opening in Grenoble and Monfontaine in Meurthe and Moselle. The game, once centered on seaside resorts and major beaches, now attracts many French players after the war, while Anglo-Saxon visitors persist in coastal towns.
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Moselle
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Riviers
Barney Oakland to Referee Bout at Monroe Pavilion
Promoter Billy Avery reports no changes to the scheduled two out of three falls wrestling match between Rudy Dusek and Nick Velcoff set for January second. Referee Barney Oakland has earned fan approval for his fair officiating and will continue in the role if the Bulgarian Velcoff agrees on the referee. The card also offers half price admission for women with full fare for escorts, aiming to boost local interest as fans request a variety of opponents.
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Rudy Dusek
Nick Velcoff
Pavilion
Billy Avery
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Velcoff
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Players Bench to Be Dedicated to Andy Smith
Berkeley will host Pennsylvania on December 31 with a 45 foot granite and teak bench dedicated to Andy Smith former California coach and Pennsylvania alumnus. Players from both schools will participate in the ceremony. Smith died in January 1926.
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Welcoff Dusek bout eyed with fan chosen challenger
Promoter Avery plans to let the Monroe crowd pick the next opponent for the winner of the Dusek Welcoff match. Fans will vote on the preferred grappler, and Avery will attempt to bring that fighter to town for a bout. Ad Santel is expected back from Australia soon and will be solicited for several bouts against Pesek and Dusek.
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Ad Santel
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Miami Beats Louisiana College 7 to 0 in Christmas Tilt
In Coral Gables Florida on December 26 the University of Miami defeated Louisiana College 7 to 0 in the feature Christmas football game. Bob Stanton subbed in at right half and contributed to the victory with decisive plays.
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Fla
University of Miami
Louisiana College
Greater Miami
Bob Stanton
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