Carnera Beats Loughran To Retain World Title In Miami
Primo Carnera dominates Tommy Loughran in 15 rounds to keep the world heavyweight crown, winning on points amid a low-gate, showery night. Officials vote wide for Carnera as he uses size and power to wear down the challenger.
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Tommy Loughran
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Italy
Loughran
Jack Sharkey
Carnera
Philadelphia
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Primo
Lougran
Carneta
Fia
Leo Shea
Colin McLachlan
Roy Lathan
Shea
McLachlan
Lathan
Ringsiders
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Carera
District basketball tournaments open with Raton games
District one kicked off in Raton as Clayton beat St Pats of Raton 32 to 9 and Raton defeated Solano 48 to 15 while Newton edged Grenville 28 to 25. Seven other districts also started with state meet qualifiers set for Albuquerque March 9 and 10.
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Columbus
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Fordham Runner Sets 3000 Metre Steeplechase Record
Joe McClusky of Fordham set a new world record at the A U champions in New York by clocking 8 minutes 50 seconds in the 3000 meter steeplechase. The dramatic moment was captured as the camera flashed.
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Tilden Calls For New Davis Cup Strategy With Young Players
William Tilden argues for rebuilding the U S Davis Cup squad around rising stars Frankie Parker Gene Mako and Sidney Wood rather than aging veterans like Allison Lott Van Ryn and Shields He cites the French plan of cultivating youths leading to a six year championship run and urges the U S to pursue long term strength over immediate results.
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Rookie pitcher George Moyer aims for big leagues in Hot Springs
At Hot Springs baseball school George Moyer, a Connie Mack rookie pitcher prospect, predicts 30 wins for the Athletics. He impresses Dizzy Dean with a dramatic curve and follow through while asserting batters won’t hit him in a peculiar windup pose.
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George Moyer
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Dizzy Dean
Burleigh Grimes
Ray Dean
Dean
Carnera Retains World Heavyweight Title in Miami Bout
Primo Carnera of Italy, 270 pounds, outpointed Tommy Louch ran of Philadelphia, 184, to keep the world heavyweight championship. In Kansas City Tony Canzoneri, 135, New York, defeated Pete Neko, 137, Key West, Fla. In Philadelphia Young Joe Firpo, 142 3 4, Penns Grove, N J, knocked out Tootsie Bashara, 139, Norfolk, Va., in 1 round.
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Tony Canzoneri
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Pete Neko
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Tootsie Bashara
Norfolk
Barracks Briefs Show Last Semester Eyes On Exams
The column notes exams looming six weeks away and advises quick, decisive study. It mentions Ned Vaughn’s singing, humorous military pageantry, and a light clash of spirits as cadets rehearse, parade, and compete in practice games amid mood swings and minor mishaps.
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Jimmy Stauder
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James
Passons
Doran
McKay
Miami Thunderbolt
Mac
Sylvester ‘Thorndike Sullivan
Mexico
Ponzi Captures World Pocket Billiard Crown in Chicago Match
New York reports Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia defeated Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland 750 to 607 to win the world pocket billiard title in the series opening match. Ponzi had finished runner up to Rudolph in the prior Chicago event.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Ponzi
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Wrestling results from three cities last night show decisive wins
In Toronto Jim McMillen defeated George Zaharias in one fall at 48 minutes. In Camden Ernie Dusek defeated Tom Alley two falls to none. In St Louis Dick Shikat beat Ed Lewis after 24 minutes and 23 seconds as Lewis was disqualified for slugging.
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Jim McMillen
Chicago
George Zaharias
Pueblo
Colo
Camden
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Tom Alley
Australia
St. Louis
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Strangler
New York Rangers edge Chicago in NHL action
NHL results show New York Rangers 3 Chicago 1 and Montreal Maroons 4 Detroit 1 plus Boston 3 Montreal Canadiens. In New Mexico probate court Chaves County notices estate of Albert R Ellett final report hearing April 1934 objections due, executrix Minnie May Ellett, attorney James M H Callender.
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State OF New Mexico
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Harry Darwin Ellett
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Roswell
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Estes Beck
College basketball scores and results near midweek
West Virginia edged Washington and Jefferson 39 to 36. Virginia trailed North Carolina 18 to 27. South Carolina defeated North Carolina State 24 to 43. Kansas State led Iowa State 16 to 37 as St Louis posted 25 and Nebraska 29 and Phillips 25 and Southwestern 24. Kansas beat Oklahoma 33 to 26 in an exhibition.
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New Mexico Teachers College President Delays Comment
Dr Hoyt C Graham president of the New Mexico State Teachers College in Silver City says it is improper to comment until the American Association of Teachers Colleges reports its one year accreditation suspension The president notes the suspension does not jeopardize student credits and credits will be accepted by other institutions without prejudice according to the accrediting committee and association vote
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