Pastor Louis Fight Stuns Crowd In 10-Round War
In a striking heavyweight bout at Garden, PA, Louis narrowly wins on points over Pastor in a brutal ten round battle. Louis lands clean on ribs and nose while Pastor uses footwork to dodge blows, drawing boos and later cheers as fans crown the underdog. Official scores: Louis 5 rounds Pastor 4 with one even. gate receipts reach 111,570 from 18,864 in attendance.
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Crardens
Pater
Laine
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Tess
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New York University
Fulback
Associated Press
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Paretor
Arthur Donovan
George le Cron A
Charley Lynch
Pastor
Max Schmeling
Jeffs
Thors
Shumin
Joe
Mort
Famelel
Young Dub Pastor
Accene
New York
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
Detroit
Doe Louis
Kiwekuul
Wot Pastor
Golf rule shifts putters in 1898 era play in Coral Gables
In Coral Gables Jan 30, players anticipate the January 1 1898 club rule change affecting putters wedges and other contenders. The Miami Biltmore event noted many pros abandoning irons for wood sets while Charles Whitehead led with four woods.
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Coral Gables
Fyn
Frona
Miami
Charles Whitehead
South River
Whitehead
Earry
Woota
Four Kayoes Feature Bouts In Brunswick
Four knockouts highlighted the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company boxing night at Firemen's Hall with three large crowds. Marshall Cassel knocked Tom Kanas out in round two, while John Mulhern defeated Howard Campbell in a fierce 195 pound clash. Sammy Caprio stopped Orville Gallup in the first round, and Joe Hammond edged Johnnie Stewart in a close three round decision.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Firemen’s Hall
Hinlt
Marshall “Doe Cassel
Creagerstown Battler
Tom Kanas
Boonsboro
Cassel
John Mulhern
Boonsboro Cece
Howard Campbell
Brunswick
Gene Hahn
Steve Bruskirhe
Tansy Marrone
Sammy Capiio
Johnnie Stewart
Stewart
Flynn
Baltimore
AAU
Hagel
Leter
Stanley Witek
Lee Hahn
Hahn
Witek
Maryland School Beats Blue Widge College 55 to 25 in New Windsor
The Maryland State School basketball team extended its winning streak to 12 with a 55 25 rout of Blue Widge College at New Windsor. Ford scored 14 of the winners points while Sinker led the Silentees with 10. Upcoming away games at Waynesboro and Littlestown are listed.
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Glade Valley
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Glade
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Dutravw
Gg FF
Maryland
Blue Widge College
New Windsor
Silentees
Fleet
Maaryland School
Blue Ridgers
Ford
Sinker
Waynesboro High School
Waynesbboro
Rumors Sweep Frederick County League Prospects For 1930s Ball
Rumors say Unionville and Mt. Airy seek berths in the Frederick County League with Adams town Point of Rocks and Yellow Springs viewed as possibilities. President Thompson would comment only on formal applications. The death of Harry Kennedy marks a loss for amateur sport in the city area.
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Dame
Frederick County
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Acc
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Yellow Springs
M. J
Mike) Thompson
Harry Kennedy
Frederick City
James A. Long
Jack Sparks
Frederick City Baseball League
Isaac Walton
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Baker's JR Bowling Seagul Second Half
Neaterday results list weekly matches for Baker's Jr bowling with fixtures from Monday to Friday. Teams include Bill's Sandwich Shop Garber's Ideal Garage Storm Shipley Kemp's Klubbers DeMolay Al Fords Farmers Stop's Chestnut Farms.
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Bill's Sandwich Shop
Garber’s
W. Pet Fords
Kemp's Klubbers
Ideal Garage
Stup's Storm & Shipley
Bill's Sandwich Farmers
Chestnut Farma
Garber’s Bakery
Zim’erman
Kerchner
Ane
Ray Zimerman
Williams
Alt Harper
Fords
V. Tuppeon
Rippeon
Gardner
Cramer
Bo Rankin
Crum
City Rifle League Second Half Results
In yesterday’s action P. FE. topped Peoples Drug while Peoples met Old Scouts. Postoffice faced Potomac Edison and Hosiery contended with Potomac Edison as part of the second half schedule.
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City Rifle League
P. FE
Peoples Drug
Peoples
Old Scouts
Postoffice
Potomac Edison
É . Giewching
Giuns
L. Pet Nosiery
Dri
Potomac Edison Co
Peoples Drug Stores
Shemfield
Ry Pemsel
McCarty
Landis
Potomac Edison'o
HGR
Etchison
Troxell
Smith
Burchett
Loyola Triumph Beats Western Maryland in Opener
Baltimore January 29 Loyola won its first basketball game of the season defeating Western Maryland. The Loyola defense struggled at times and several misplays undermined the team’s morale while the Terrors showed solid scoring at times.
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Baltimore
Loyola
Maryland
Middletown Teams Tie In Narrow Court Clash
Middletown and Church Street Inde battled to a hard fought tie Friday night as standout Maryland court stars led the lineup but could not secure a win for either side.
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Church Street
Middletown Tiners
University of Maryland Court
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