Dempsey In Talks For Fights Before JAG Exit
Rickard warns fans Dempsey will fight again this year possibly against Tom Gibbons or Harry Wills before retiring. He doubts Dempsey quits before achieving a couple of defenses with plans for a likely bout at Yankee Stadium after Beams arrives from Los Angeles.
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Thomas Cummiskey
New York
Cwisé
Tex Rickards
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Paylor
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Harry Wills
Rickard
Jack
Gothar
al Gram
Tack Beams
Dempsex
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Casey Probed as San Antonio Boss Faces Comic Manager in 1980s Style
The piece recalls Casey as a humorous yet sharp baseball mind whose early spring antics and world series ties with the Heats and Sam Antonio echo the era. It notes critics question whether humor can yield the respect and authority a manager needs.
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Casey
San Antonians
New York
George Stallings Mez
Berry Benson
San Antonio
Yale Credits West For Its Big Men At Dinner
Justice Clarke credits Yale success to traditions and coaching by a West influence. He notes Dr James Angell and Ed Leader as roots of triumphs, praising Yale's character driven by dedicated mentors. Dinner at the Waldorf drew 900 alumni and athletes including football and crew members.
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Westminster Triumph In Extra Period Basketball Thriller
Westminster Preghyn School edged Two antry 10 to 17 in extra time on the Caring Moor as Jimmy Dugger scored the winning goal for Westminster with 2 points. Denver Weights tied late but Dugger sealed the win for Westminster.
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Waller Defeated in Court Tennis Challenge Match
New York player Waller lost a close first half to Soutur of Philadelphia at the racanet aig tenis club. The unconceded 7 ingly fine game led to a 4 65 6 65 defeat. the second half will be played next Saturday in Philadelphia to decide the match and title ownership.
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Philadelphia
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Washington Gets Bulls Eve in Fifty-Year Bugography
Sport chronicler Bugs Baer recalls Washington’s baseball fever across decades, praising fans, city spirit, and famous figures. The piece paints Washington as the City of Magnificent Distances with loyal crowds, bold stadium lore, and enduring enthusiasm for the game.
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Unscrambled Military Games At San Antonio Academy
A scarce report lists two games at San Antonio Academy venues including Amon Aca Militari and a second game at Turner Hall. Players and teams named include Army units and local schools. Time slots show four o clock starts and events around Main Avenue and Southern Pacific routes.
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Main Avenue High
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Stagg Notes Finn Paavo Nuvola Stride Change in America
Alonzo Stagg, University of Chicago athletics director, observes Paavo Nuora has shortened strides since Paris. He notes Nuora adapts footwork indoors, while continuing to show speed in warmups and on the indoor boards. Nuora recently defeated Amos champion Ray in a Friday night meet as part of U.S. indoor testing.
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City Intermediate Play Sees Hill, Wildcats, Newsies Triumphs
Government Hill overwhelmed Bulldogs 48 to 28 at Burner Hall as Wildcats defeated National Catholic House 43 to 38 and Light Newsies beat Prassel's 40 to 27. Arbuckle led Hill with 26 points. Linn and Davalos scored 20 and 16 for the Wildcats. Cisneros led NCH with 14.
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National Catholic Community House
Light Newsies
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Brown bars Pancho bout as sore hand halts scheduled fight
Brown of New York a negro fighter postpones a bout with Pancho of San Antonio at Commonwealth A C New York saying his sore hand caused delays Pancho notes two prior postponements and doubts Brown will fight next Saturday night Pancho plans three or four native bouts before returning to San Antonio to visit family
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Dundee Claims Lightweight Title via Forfeit Bid
Johnny Dundee, former featherweight champion, sails to pursue the lightweight title last vacated by Benny Leonard. He plans to formally claim the crown by posting a forfeit and meeting all challengers under the New York State boxing commission rules. Paris promoter Boyer seeks breach of contract damages in Paris and IBF disqualification. The French federation may ban Dundee for life if contract breach is proven. a committee meeting will hear the case tonight.
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L A Academy and West Texas Open Week in League
San Antonio Academy and West Texas Military Academy clash in an Academic League game on the academy court at 4 pm Monday. Horne leaves San Antonio Academy. lineup hints include George II Wideman Eley Plum Holmgreen Garris Beakley. Saturday features Mazin Brackenridge in Interscholastic race with no league impact.
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City Basketball League hosts single Monday game Erie vs Sacred Hearts
One league game will be played Monday night on the Turner Wall floor with Erie facing Sacred Hearts. The NCC He versus JKX clash is canceled and the Elk-Sacred Heart match is the only league game this week as Thursday contests were postponed for Texas St Mark's action on the New City MCA court.
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Cincinnati Wins Inter City Indoor Polo Title
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 14 to 9 1 2 to win the inter city indoor polo championship in Chicago. Cincinnati opened with a early lead and Chicago narrowed the gap to trail by one goal at the second period, but Cincinnati extended the margin to secure the victory.
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De Forest disputes odds against heavyweight champions
Jimmy De Forest argues in a lengthy letter that the odds against a young heavyweight becoming world champion are far lower than Damon Runyon suggested. He cites his boxing connections, his training of Dempsey and Firpo, and his belief that a champion could emerge within five years from a pool of roughly 16 million potential heavyweights worldwide.
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Damon Runyon
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Boxing bouts set for New York and Chicago rings
Jock Renault and Joe Stovssel II clash in one round in New York on Thursday while Ed Uock Garvey faces Dav Bright in a six round bout on Tuesday. National indoor tennis championships are planned for March 28 at Seventh Regiment armory courts with top players invited.
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Joe Stovssel ii
New York
Ed Uock Garvey
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Dempsey May Not Retire as Doubt Grows in Town
Los Angeles reports skepticism over Jack Dempsey’s pledge to quit boxing and defend his title after May. Friends cite his youth and love of action while Estelle Taylor’s engagement to Dempsey adds pressure for him to stay active. Christmas gifts to Estelle reveal his affection and commitment to their future.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
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