Schaaf Pounds Stribling In Heavyweight Clash
Boston's Ernie Schaaf overwhelms Young Stribling at Chicago Stadium in a brutal title bout. Stribling, two pounds lighter, stages a brave effort before tiring as Schaaf lands sustained body and head blows and controls the late rounds. Crowd of 21,000 watches the decisive sequence ending with Stribling sagging to the canvas. The program hints at a possible future match with Mickey Walker. Nate Lewis fronts the bout. The National Boxing Association sanctions Schmeling Sharkey title bout for June in Chicago.
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Syrie
Baz Schmeling
Cleveland
Altra
Schaef
Stabling
Ube Moor
Strib
Ehaal
Schaet
Jack Bherety
Chicago
National Boxing Association
Max Schmeling
German Titeholder
Jack Sharkey
Boston
National Handball Finals Vie For Titles In Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 21 the national handball championships concluded with Sam Atenesan of Memphis defending his singles title against Al Habelman of Baltimore. The doubles final featured Atcheson and Weller Strull of Memphis facing Liesd Walker of Toledo and James Brown of Cleveland.
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Sam Atenesan
Memphis
Tenn
al Habelman
Baltimore
Atcheson
Weller Strull
Liesd Walker
Toledo
James Brown
Kierkhefer Triumphs In Chicago Billiards Tourney
Augie Kierkhefer of Chicago won a special three cushion billiards tournament at UICago defeating Arthur Thurnblade and a Chicagoan in a field that included Hoppe Welker Cochran and Jag Morgen. The victory adds to his recent Fern three cushion title in February.
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Augie Kierkhefer
Chicago
Gillards
Arthur Thurnblade
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Kirckhefer
Hoppe
Welker ‘Cochran
Jag Morgen
Players Split Profits Not Salaries In Chesapeake Bay League
Chestertown Maryland February 23 19 somethings six clubs agreed to split profits instead of salaries in a six club semi professional league. Players in each club met here and decided on the new arrangement. Profits will substitute for regular pay as games run weekends and many players hold other jobs.
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Chesapeake Bay Baseball
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Aggies Rout Arkansas In Conference Matchup
In College Station Texas on February 27 the Texas Aggies beat Arkansas 28 to 23 to reverse a late season slide. Joe Merka led with 12 points as Berke and Moody contributed, while Kendall tallied nine for Arkansas in a tough road loss that ended the Razorbacks title hopes.
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Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Joe Merka
Aggies
Razorbacks
Jship
Moody
Roberts
Marcum
Berke
Beard
Veltman
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Kendall
Bredsfield
Clifton and
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Bexton
Murphy
Gibson
Blair
Curtis
Brock
Favorites Winners in Pan-American Tennis Finals in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach Florida on July 27 George Lott of Chicago and Marcel Rainville of Canada reached the finals of the Pan American men's doubles after defeating Gus Fever and Carrot Turner 6 3 6 0 and 6 0. Gilbert Mall and Wilmer Allison won their singles matches to reach the semifinals. Lott and Rainville advance to face Volluier while Allison meets Bley Hall.
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Miami Beach
Tall War
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Volluier
College Basketball Scores From A Fragmented Report
A garbled college basketball snippet lists multiple teams and scores including Georgia Tech 43 Penn State and Tulsa 35 among others. Names, places, and figures appear fragmented but indicate a roundup of game results and player tallies from various colleges.
Eastward movement brings George Little to Rutgers post
In under 34 hours the East lured two Midwestern athletics figures to New Jersey. George Little, resigning Wisconsin athletics chief, will direct Rutgers physical education student health and intercollegiate athletics, starting April 1, as its first incumbent. He will not join the football coaching staff under head J Wilder Tasker.
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Whlch
J. Wilder Tasker
John Hertz Ships 33 Bongtails East to Belmont
Chicago trainer John Hertz opens his large stable for the 1922 meet and ships 33 prize thoroughbreds in three cars to Belmont Park for final conditioning. Pupils include Pair By Pair, Epin, Ladena, Ladlviteh and Risque, among the fastest in the nation, with Stepping High and Warren Jr. as promising 2 year olds. Betting High, the stable's gem, is forecast for a strong career at the meet.
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John Herts
Chicago
Belmont Cars
Arlington Park
Epin
Ladena
Ladlviteh
Risque
United States
Warren Jr
Big Six Title Hinge on Two Crucial Games
Kansas City February 47 1A 10 the winner of the Wishoma Kansas game or the Jayhawker court at Lawrence tonight go to either undisputed or tied with Missouri for the Big Six basketball championship of 1932. The Missouri Tigers, who backed up last night and defeated the last place Nebraska 32 to 24 for their only triumph up the road, must beat Kansas late at Manhattan tonight to claim a co champion with the victor in the Goone r Jayhawk tussle.
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Missouri
Missour Tigers
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Kansas
Manhattan
Mountaineers win opener in Texas junior college tourney
Behrennenner Institute Mountaineers rally in the second half to beat John Tarleton Stephenville 32 32 in the Western Division opener. Hillsboro defeats Gainesville Junior College 54 32 in another first round game. Tourney ends Saturday night. Three coaches Howard Jones C W Spence and Jimmy Kitts join a coaching school in Mineral Wells June 6 to 18. KTBA will broadcast statewide.
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Eprenville
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Yen
Behrenner Institute Mountaineers
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Stephenville
Texas Junior College Athletic Association
Hillsboro
Gainesville Junior College
Mineral Wells
Texas
RN. Blackwell
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
C.W. Spence
Universty
Oregon
Jimmy Kitts
Athens
Baseball Camp Chatter From Spring Training Notes
News snippets from spring training across Florida and California focusing on player signings and moves. Hoyt signs with the Robins, Selph joins the White Sox as third baseman, Cub veterans arrive at Catalina Island, and other notes on players like Hogan Boley Nichols and Benge shaping early camp dynamics and rosters.
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Texas
Lew Fonseta
Chicago Waiter Sox
Fon
Carey Selph
Houston
Fon- Stan
Belph
Fonten
Chicago
Sox
Moreland and Dawson in finals in Houston golf tourney
John Dawson of Chicago defeated Willie Maguire Jr. of Houston 3 and 2 to reach the final against Gus Moreland of Dallas in the Houston Country Club’s eighteenth annual invitation. Moreland beat Reynolds Smith 19 5 to advance, with other finalists named from San Antonio and Dallas in early rounds.
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John Dawson
Chicago
Gus Moreland
Dallas
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Wil Tie Maguire Jr
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Dawn Son
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San Antonio
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H. M. Turner
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Floyd Singleton
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Fort Worth
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Witness Downfall of Gus Kallio in Riot Show
By Jack Cameron, The S. R. 0. sign, found in storage, resurfaced for Friday night at Ralph Hammonds weekly riot show. About 4500 wrestling fans watched Gus Kallio fail to win the light heavyweight title as Hugh Nichols defended with two straight falls after a long bout, while Otis Clineman won the earlier 33 minute bout. Red Simms, Kallio’s pupil, was defeated by Clineman, and the opening bout featured Jean Callet defeating George Ligawsky in a quick submission after a hard fought exchange Uproar over a controversial stranglehold underscored the card.
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Ralph Hammonds
Kallio
Gus
Bacon
Hugh
Abe Fim
Nichols
Boston
Otis Climaman
Amarillo
Red Biratns
Hamilton
Ontario
Kalla
Simms
Helilo
Ulmost
Gils
Clingman
Jean Callet
George Ligawsky
Callet
Sikerian
Les Plieffer
Hal Scott
Eddie Berring
Lefty Graig
Fragmented MAT results and local sports notes
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous runners and times across cities including Newark and Omaha, with names such as Keri Freesian and Srete Dasek. It also reports in brief on McAllen Monitors losing to Edcouch Independents, and unsigned players for Dallas baseball and a Monroe basketball championship entry. The mix includes scores, venues, and athlete names with scattered, unclear details.
Ping Pong Singles Championship Draws Huge Chicago Crowd
In Chicago on February 27 a Western Ping Pong singles championship drew a packed arena crowd. After hours of fast exchanges, 14 players reached the semifinals with defending singles champion Coleman Clark listed as the favorite. Frank Work, Texas champion, also remained among the finalists.
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Chicago
Tou
Hill to Play With Lions In Series
Jake Hill switches from Texas Chiropractic college Hawks to St. Mark's Lions for the city basketball championship series starting Monday. The cage commission requires players to declare by Friday. Hill joins the Lions, with whom he has long played, as Chiros lose Hill, Fd Hill, and Harris to St. Mark's and field a seven-man squad for the series.
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Victor Fritee
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Henry Zula
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Commercial Loop in First Seasion Meet Attracts Entries
Four prospective entries were drawn to the opening meeting of the Commercial Baseball league on Friday night. Names mentioned include Harry Hern Oizie Boarte and managers Arthur Duliing Walter Kiaerner and Gayso with several teams still unnamed. The league will reconvene on Moreh 4.
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Commercial Baseball League
Harry Hern
Oizie Boarte
Arthur Duliing
Southfest Bitulttle Beara
Walter ‘Kiaerner
Richter
Butler Krusty
Gayso
Ageinh Moreh
Perkins and Goode to meet in Dixie amateur finals
In Miami Pia on February 27 Philip Perkins former British amateur champion and Tommy Goode won their semi finals and will face each other in the Dixie amateur golf tournament final at Monroe today.
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Goodwin
Miami
Pia
Inbi—T
Philip Perkins
Tommy Goodewin
Monroe
Baseball Hopefuls: John Dashiell Joins Red Sox from Chattanooga
From the South comes John Wallace Dashiell a 28 year old Texan outfielder signed by the Boston Red Sox after a strong season with Chattanooga Southern Association he batted .325 over 148 games led in runs and doubles and finished high in hits and total bases. He stands five feet nine and a half inches tall weighs 168 pounds bats right handed and had prior tryouts with the White Sox and Senators.
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John Wallace Dashiell
Boston Red Sox
Chattanooga
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
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Scorlm
Jewell
Texas
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