Boxing rematch ends in knockout dispute in Madison Square Garden
Tad Morgan relinquished the junior lightweight title after Henry Bass knocked him out in the second round at Madison Square Garden. The New York State Athletic Commission paused purse payments and ordered both fighters to appear for investigation as authorities review the bout financing and conduct. Bass, the Philadelphia challenger, had defended the title previously and held a dramatic victory over Morgan as the crowd of about 9,000 watched.
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Snow Fails to Halt Alamo Polo and Golf Show
Tark Redmond will attempt a golf stunt and polo match at the Alamo Cavalry club on Saturday despite snow. No red golf balls are available yet the outdoor events proceed as scheduled with dinner and a film. The infantry team and Air Corps Training Center polo match is postponed and the Light's Cup final is delayed to at least Wednesday.
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Lud Wray Named Penn New Coach for Football
Dee 210% F R Ludlow Wray, known as Lud, named the new football coach at the University of Pennsylvania, succeeding Lou Young who resigned to join the council on athletics. John Z. Butler appointed as opening coach of the freshmen. Young to chair the football committee.
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Shikat Defends Title in Arena Bout
Shikat defended his wrestling title in Philaueleta arena defeating Tim McMillan. The match lasted about 20 minutes and 45 seconds with Shikat pinning McMillan to retain the crown amid a partisan crowd.
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Bud Taylor Return After Ankle Injury Scramble
Boxing report notes Bud Taylor back at work after ankle problems. The card at Chirag features a 10 round draw between Taylor and an opponent, with prior plans for a 12 round bout. Event details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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US C Takes Up Mid Morning Practice
A garbled report describes mid morning practice sessions and administrative notes. It mentions teams, venues, and scheduling details with references to California, Reuters, and various names, including planners and officials, though many phrases are unclear.
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Iowa State Nears Record Attendance in Sale Event
A garbled OCR note references Iowa State and a sale event with mentions of individuals and groups. The readable fragment hints at attendance figures and a director involved, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
PRIME MINISTER SALARY CLAIMS AND DOBIE ASSESSMENT
A note about Great Britain’s prime minister having no salary for the post but earning a separate First Lord of the Treasury salary. Gil Dobie calls a recent football play the greatest he has seen in 40 years, praising Aiken’s remarkable kick under difficult conditions. He invites readers to write for questions about the “Believe It or Not” cartons.
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One Florida race track closes up voluntarily
A chaotic garbled report discusses a voluntary shutdown of a Florida race track and a meeting led by officials including Warbyrron and others. The article mentions Miami area venues near Fort Lauderdale and Hialeah, along with attempts to address wagering and regulatory concerns.
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New Umpires in Texas Loop
New umpires join the Texas loop as Verete Tarr Marty Kane and Yager Sears are retained. Ten new officials are in reserve, their identities kept until contracts are signed. Sherbee moves to Texan Jee Hendy from Wichita Falls after a deal at $.
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Carrigan Quits Big League Baseball
Boston Dec 31 The name of Bill Carrigan manager of the Red Sox was added today to the list of big league managers whose activities ended since the 1920 season. President Tish Quinn said Carrigan retired from management after a long career highlighted by the 1918 world title. Carrigan aged 40 and living near Lewiston Maine previously steered teams through lean years and held other business interests. his successor for 1938 was not yet named.
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Sonnnenberg Beats Demitroff At Pkinaville Showdown
Sonnnenberg defeats Demitroff in a decisive match at Pkinaville Kentucky during a four day sommitary event. The heavyweight champion in a late night session made his first Kentucky appearance, while Monnenberg showed little against Symoue in the tackle.
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State basketball final draws fans from across Texas at snowbound arena
Breckenridge Buckaroos face Port Arthur Yellowjackets in the high school state championship game watched by about 14,000 fans. Snowy weather blanketed the city as teams prepared with neutral sentiment favoring Breckenridge, while Yellowjackets drew strong support after recent upsets. Probable lineups and key players Royce Maeners and Walton Thimesnil highlighted the expected offensive showcase on a cold day in the capital.
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Fight results from scattered boxing card headlines
A fragmented OCR recount lists numerous boxing results from various cities led by Perea in New York and many bouts across the United States. Names include Morgan, Valente, Ridgeway, Tarleton, Gagnon, and Reeve with multiple KO notes and city bylines such as Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco.
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Mahan Beats BigE At San Diego Boxing Meet
In San Diego Calif a welterweight bout features Mahan Texna and rival BigE in a brisk match. Referee and spectators note Mahan gains edge with sharp combinations while BigE fights hard from the ropes. Local reports highlight George Chip and Mike Gib as corner figures for both sides.
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Referee Stays In Wrestling After Heated Bout
Promoter Ralph Warmonds vows the referee will not be changed during a bout and will eject any wrestler who protests. The Fort Sam Houston event featured Abr Coleman and Oreste Vatalfi arguing with referee Louis OKA Albert Friday as Steviens controverted calls leading to a near riot. Coleman and Stevena were escorted out. Stevens declared the calls legal. Cyclone Fox and Dallas Creman won their matches while Litney Toelire and Jack Che lig prepared for the main event next Friday. Wildcat Stappas also wrestled opening.
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Hagen Leads Ted In Open Tournament Finish
Hagen and Von Elm led the field at the Pasadena Open, as Detroit players Gye and Crane Want posted 60s under difficult conditions. Fifty starters were to complete second rounds before dusk, with Terry Montes and Jimmy Fautlis among those advancing toward Sunday’s final round.
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Mayor to wear rose at game in Pasadena
Pasadena authorities report Mayor James Rolph will wear a gardenia at the upcoming game, continuing a long habit. The ceremony reflects his civic role and public image as the New Year approaches.
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Nebraskas Tigerman defeats Heko in Chicago wrestling match
In Cincinnati last night Toy Vexek from Nebraska beat John Heko of Chicago in a heavyweight bout. Evke injured his shoulder in the first fall and could not return.
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