Chocolate to defend titles in Philadelphia and New York
Kid Chocolate risks two crown defenses in a busy week of boxing. He defends the Pennsylvania junior lightweight title in a 10 round bout with Johnny Farr in Philadelphia and later defends the 126 pound featherweight title against Seaman Watson in Madison Square Garden. Other headliners include Maxey Rosenbloom King Levinsky Jackie Fields and Barney Ross.
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Kid Chocolate
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chocolate
New York State
Seaman Tom Watson
England
Madison Square Garden
Maxey Rosenbloom
King Levinsky
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Barney Ross
Sterlington Nine Beaten by L. T. I in Easy Seven Three Loss
Henry pitched five hits as Louisiana Training Institute defeated Sterlington Engineers 7 to 3 Sunday. Lawrence of L T I and Terry of Sterlington hit home runs while Lawrence and D Young of Sterlington and Evans of the Engineers posted the top batting efforts.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Sterlington Engineers
Lawrence
Terry
Sterlington
D. Young
Local Nine
Evans
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Dixon
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Esesere
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A.E. Pool
Haddad
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Poo
Bishop
Phillips
King
Umer
Henry Pires
Hutchins
Davis
Baseball Highlight Reel From Early Season Openers
Ed Fellini and Rabbit Maranville excel for Braves with standout defense and pitching. Paul Gregory limited Cleveland to six hits for White Sox. Frank Demaree and Rogers Hornsby each contributed key hits and runs for Cubs and Cardinals. Bob Boken drove in winning run with a 12th inning single for the Senators. Watson Clark pitched relief for the Dodgers with a tense ninth. Waite Hoyt shut down Cincinnati for Pirates. John Stone belted three doubles in one game and two homers in another for the Tigers.
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Associated Press
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Rabbit Maranville
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Fallenstin
Giants
Maranville
Paul Gregory
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Frank Demaree
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
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Bob Boken
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Dodgers
Carroll
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John Stone
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Today s SpLayer Are Today s SpLayer Are
Charley Barrett has traveled over 400000 miles across 45 states, Canada and Mexico since 1909. British golf pros earn far less than U S professionals, with weekly wages around 10, far below America s standard. Joe Savoldi dreams of marrying again and sending Savoldi offspring to Notre Dame. The El Paso Tennis club skipped its spring tournament to save 150 for balls. West Palm Beach bids for 1934 Giants training camp. Jimmy Foxx is a stronger fisherman than ballplayer. Baseball clubs require players to post 30 as a security deposit. Great marathoners often come from trades. Leslie Pawson is a millhand. El Ouafi and Kennedy and Stenroos and Nurmi and Hayes and Sabala held varied trades. Los Angeles Angels allow Orville Mahler to wear 24 from USC football. Dempsey rates Firpo the toughest opponent he faced, Brennan close behind. New York state bans clipping horsetails for shows. A great step.
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United Press
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Charley Barrett
Ivory
St. Louis
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Canada
Mexico
British Isles
U. S
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Savoldis
el Paso
West Palm Beach
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Leslie Pawson
el Ouafi
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Stenroos
Nurmi
Hayes
Sabala
Los Angeles Angels
Orville Mahler
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Bill Brennan
New York State
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Listed
Baseball leaders are shown for both leagues with top names in batting runs and RBIs. The list includes Frederick Bartell Lindstrom P Waner Bottomley and others with stats in NL and AL. Also two brief non-sports items appear: a joke about an aspirin grave marker and a note on Czechoslovakia aviation budget cut.
Yankees Dominate Red Sox With Pair of Double Wins
The Yankees crushed the Red Sox with two decisive wins. Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri each hit two home runs in the double victory against Boston, while another standout performance helped secure the sweep.
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St Louis
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazeri
Yankees
Red Sox
Long Convention Held Winnsboro La May 1
A crowd estimated at 300 to 400 attended the singing convention held Sunday at Liddieville eight miles west of Winnsboro. Representatives from towns and communities across the state were present.
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Winnsboro
Liddieville
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