Detroit Ring Boss Holds Off Louis-Dorazio Fight
Detroit boxing chief John J. Hettohe declined to sanction a planned March 21 Louis-Dorazio heavyweight bout while probing a Maryland Thompson-Simon match as rotten. He noted no connection to state calls for an inquiry into Philadelphia promoters and boxing promoters amid possible future Detroit fights.
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Detroit Bowlers Win $1000 Bowling Match
Detroit bowlers Norris and John Crummins from Detroit won a $1000 prize after two matches against Nelson Turton of St Louis and Ned Day of Alls Wis. The pair led 2280 to 3147 in the first match and finished 2265 to 1999 in the second, securing the overall victory.
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Nelson Turton
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White Sox First To Sign Em All
The Chicago White Sox became the first major league team to sign all players for the 1941 season. Pete Appleton announced he was dropping his contract, but the Sox roster of 34 remains in place. Appleton will travel from Perth Amboy to join 14 others Friday as the team departs for Pasadena spring training.
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Rattlers Ready for Intersectional Clash With Wesleyan
St Mary's Rattlers sharpen for the Saturday night game with Kansas Wesleyan after a 46-31 win over Texas A&I Javelinas. Led by Mike Ball and Chico Cabrnet, Gabriel hit six straight free throws and five field goals for 26 points, as the Saints pursue a second-place finish in the Alamo Conference despite Canyon's two wins over them.
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Aurora Polo Meet Opens Amid Rain Fears
The Aurora polo tournament opens at Miller Field as San Antonio Polo Club four and the Freehooters contest the first game at 3 p.m. Key San Antonio players include Jack Topham and Glyde Palmer while Freehooters feature G Ham and Jack Lemons. A third team Wiehith Palle joins, with heavy polo pony transport planned for a Mexico City tour next week.
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Wiehith Palle
Itugh Fitasimons
Bil Braid
Harald Barry
B. Griffin
Sec Smit
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Army League Prods Kelly Lampshire in 46
Army League notes list of players and performers with scattered names and numbers. Reads like partial OCR of team roster items and event results mentioning Kelly Lampshire Duncan Mordecai Keel Riedel Stewart Owens Hort Georg and others with times and scores interspersed.
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Mordecai
Chambera Lynn
Megat Durasehek
Jowell Keel
Uniiche
Riedel
Stewart
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Hort
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Rees Likely Top Candidate for Western Reserve Coach
Cleveland sources say Trevor Rees heads list of candidates to fill Western Reserve football coach post after Hill Edwarda resigns to coach the Detroit Lions. Rees left Cleveland high school duties to pursue a pro grid coaching role at Ohio State.
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Promoter vows show as two main fighters cannot appear
Snakebit Bam Stotsky insists on holding next Tuesday's boxing show at the auditorium despite Pan eB Mexico City manager Rosales reporting that two Bam main eventers Panchito Villn and Fedyo Ortega are blocked from appearing in the United States by the Mexican boxing commission. The commission orders them to fight in Mexico before any U.S. return, forcing substitutions for Villa and Bulg while Stotsky seeks a replacement date and draws for the main bout.
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Jefferson Mustangs reclaim title in Brackenridge rematch
The Jefferson Mustangs defeated Brackenridge Eagles 38 to 20 at Brackenridge gym to reclaim the city high school basketball championship. Led by Manuel and Mike Garcia and Dunkin, Jefferson opened strong and built a 12-1 lead, with Dunkin scoring 14 to top Brackenridge’s 15 by Johnny Joh and Terry Neeley among notable scorers.
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Niccolai Retires as Pro Placekicker for Dunbar High
Nick Niccolai famed placekicker for the Pittsburgh Iron Men retires to take a football coach post at Dunbar Township High School in Southwest Pennsylvania. At 28, the 230-pound six-foot athlete credited with missing only one after‑touchdown in seven seasons and twice led the league in scoring. He reflected on his only missed PAT in his first pro year and cited marriage as his reason to seek a dependable job.
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Notre Dame to Begin Georgia Tech Game With Riski
Assistant Coach Ray Meyer announced captain Eddie Riski will start against Georgia Tech after recovering from a fractured left foot suffered January 20 against Syracuse. Meyer led the team as George Keegan was hospitalized for three weeks with a teat ailment and is unable to coach.
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Double X Bob Foxx to Join Ciants’ Camp
Miami Feb 19. Bob Foxx, star from Tettiessen university, places the eight-aimed practice game on the squad’s schedule. Telegraphs indicate he may sign with New York club and report to camp soon. Manager Bill Terry announced Foxx’s spring grads at Tennessee.
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