Landis Echoes Cozy Dolan Reinstatement Possibility
Commissioner Landis signaled potential reinstatement for Cozy Dolan, former Giants coach banished after the bribery scandal. District Attorney Bantlen and Landis discussed the case with renewed attention, with Dolan offering to produce a major league rescuer and to cover expenses. Dolan denies involvement. Connell’s confession linked him to the bribery scheme while more questions linger.
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Bush predicts Browns competitive in pennant race
Joe Bush, right handed pitcher, en route to Hot Springs Ark from a fire near Valladelpaiv, says the winter trade from the Yankees to the St Louis Browns keeps him in a pennant chase. He expects the Yankees to remain strong and notes the Browns are solid except for mound depth. George Sisler plans to use Bush to aid young pitchers as he trains ten days at Hot Springs before Tarpon Springs camp.
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American sprinters chase indoor mile record chase
U S stars push indoors near record as Lloyd Hahn Nebraska product clocks 4 15 2 in a mile with Nurmi legend looming. Hahn and rivals Goodwin Larrivee Timmer Cannonley post strong times while New York figures debate potential Pittsburgh link and future indoor trials.
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Madison Sunare
Finn
Nuarmis Tuidoor
Jimmy Delaney and Stribling Hatch Match Hinted
Fragmentary boxing note indicates Jimmy Delaney and Stribling are arranged for a bout in St Paul with details incomplete. The text references a weight class and opponent named Yannz de ab pant with unclear date.
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Paul
Yannz Te Ab Pant
Sports Briefs From New York and Chicago Circuits
Willie Hopse master of billiards leads Bod Can in a three-cushion exhibition victory 240 to 227 in New York. Maurice Brocco heads a six-day cycling run at Madison Square Garden. Frigerio tests indoor 10 meter speed at Lenox Hill AA meet. Nurmi to run Georgetown meet in DC while Lenox Hill charity event aids St John the Divine. Johnny Weismuller faces Borg as record chase continues. Rabbit Maranville coaches Avalon high school after joining Chicago club spring camp. Umpires prep for the season with players. Rowland joins Giants and Senators staff for exhibitions. Western Conference cellar battle tight between Chicago and North Western teams.
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Yankees Sign College Man Who Fanned 28
New York Yankees announce the signing of Elmer Deggan from Brown University, a standout pitcher who struck out 28 Providence College hitters last season, setting a college record. The move follows the signing of veteran infielder Wally Mop.
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Providence College
Alee Anyounes
Wally Mop
Fice Iba Surnax
Wrestler Hoppe Takes Cue Lead in Hillyard Battle
New York report recalls a chaotic match where Willie Teypie trailed behind Robert Cannetax after four blocks in a 300 point three-cushion exhibition. The bout continued into night as fans watched the routine unfold with cautious optimism.
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New York
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Carety
San Antonio Junior High to Host Novel 60-Yard Relay Carnival
Washington Irving junior High hosts a unique track event featuring 60 yard dashes for 140 boys with teams from all city junior highs. The carnival includes a five event pentathlon and relays, aiming to crown the best all around athlete as Coach Fessenden promotes broad participation.
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Bowling tournament updates anchor a chaotic Misraopolis scene
fragmented OCR reads of a bowling event with players Winn Mel Khekne and Reid, tied totals for Magic and Avatarier competition, notes on Minneapolis SH, and live coverage of evening sessions.
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Winn
Minneapolis
Pat Bowiers
Avuatier
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Livex Vynei Thaneise
Missouri Valley Leaders Collide in Conference Showdown
Lawrence Kansas hosts a big MVC clash as Nebraska and Kansas State lead the standings. Nebraska sits at 9 wins 1 loss while Kansas State follows with six wins and one loss. Kansas trails with key momentum in the tight league race.
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Martin Outpoints Spencer in Twelve Rounds
In a six round limit bout in Maine, Martin outpoints Spencer after a closely contested fight. The principals met for a second successive clash, with both contenders trading blows throughout the early rounds.
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Spencer
NCCH edges KX in City League rout after early loss
NCCH overwhelmed the frat team 32 to 10 on Turner Hall court as I. Rodriguez and A. Rogl Tiguez led with 12 and 7 points respectively. Sacred Heart fought to a narrow 18 all tie with the Elks, while Veltman and Rieden paced scoring in later minutes.
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Sacred Heart
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Tyre
Kaplan Hurt Hand Scraps With Farr Postponed in Oakland
Oakland promoter Otr my Simpson announced the postponement of the bout between Kid Kaplan and featherweight champion Johnny Burr from February 25 to March 4. Burr injured a hand while training in Los Angeles and may not be able to compete soon.
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Kid Kaplan
Johnny Burr
Simpaton
Los Angeles
Swedish Coach Hjerberg Returns to U S College Role
Hjerberg, noted Swedish track coach, announced his return to the United States after a 15 year lapse. He will take a college coaching position as part of a renaissance in his career. In doubles action Kinergen of Minneapolis teamed with others, while Sori and Maar led Pend to a third place finish.
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Finland's Nurmi Ritola Claim Indoor World Marks
Finnish runners Paavo Nurmi and Willie Ritola set four new world records on an indoor dirt track at Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. Ritola broke the outdoor 3 1/4 mile mark with 13:38, while Nurmi earned records in the mile, 1 3/4 miles, and 2 miles with times of 4:53.5, 7:12.3, and 9:62.5 respectively. The eleven-lap dirt oval was flat and unbanked, mixing dirt and tan bark.
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Community baseball game to aid Jimmie English hospital bills
The Schwab Field All-Stars will host the Van Daele Stadium All-Stars next Sunday to raise funds for Jimmie English’s hospital expenses after a grass inhalation injury. Harold Winters promotes the event, donating time and park use, with proceeds supporting treatment and the city’s baseball fans’ support for a good cause.
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Arion Hollins Keeps Her Title in Cal Golf Tourney
Mine Marion Stolling of New York defeated Mise Towixe Fordyce of Youngstown to retain her title in the Pride Leach golf tournament held in Pel, Cal, on Monday February 17.
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Wise. To Age Game Limerick Contest Wins
The sport limerick contest rewards clever verse about sports figures and events. Miss Mina C Alvord and John Bredemas provided winning lines, with judges praising clever rhymes and a final twist. One ticket prize went to Jack Mesar for a humorous final line.
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Aggies Thrill with Win as New Gym Opens at College Station
College Station Texas November 17 The Aggies basket season shows promise in the new A and M gymnasium dedication game against the Longhorns. Texas A and M caps off a 21 to 14 victory with Cotten Wilcox scoring four in the second half while Sandy Zsquivel provides the only solid shooting for Texas. The dedication honors the 55 sons of the college who died in World War I and features remarks by President W. S. Briscoe and others on athletics fostering citizenship and loyalty. The event draws alumni faculty and students to a setting praised for inspiring competitive spirit and school pride.
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St. Trolm's Edges Brackenridge in Low-Scoring Girls Tilt
St. Trolm's Lutheran girls defeated Brackenridge High 6 to 5 on Monday night. Brackenridge led 4 to 3 at halftime with two Price field goals and a Price late free throw. The second half produced no field goals for either team, six St. Trolm's foul shots bridging the gap.
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Bogash Wins On Foul as Flowers Loses Ten Bougash
February 17 report from Boston states Lou Bogash of Bridgeport Connecticut defeated Tiger Flowers of Atlanta Georgia in a ten round middleweight bout. A foul in the third round caused Flowers to drop and referee Jerry Moore ruled Bogash the winner after Flowers delivered a low left hand blow. The round lasted two minutes and twelve seconds before the foul led to the decision.
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Lou Bogash
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Moran Beaten as Tragedy of Fights Shapes Lightweight Trials
PAL MORAN OF NEW ORLEANS loses a six round decision to Bobby Tracy of Buffalo. Rocky Kansas of Buffalo wins a match against Red Cap Wilson of New Orleans. Moran weighed 125 1 2 pounds Tracy 125 1 2. Kansas 124 1 3 and Wilson 136. Moran may miss elimination bouts and lightweight championship due to injuries.
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