Talbot Expects Record Booing in New York Title Fight
Fritzie Zivic weighing 149 3/4 pounds faces Al Davis at Polo Grounds in a 12 round welterweight bout. Davis, 143 pounds, defends against Zivic in New York’s first postwar crowd, with promoter Jacobs aiming for a large sellout and a national record for outdoor boos as Davis seeks relief fund support from the purse.
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Army Relief Fund
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Golf Meet Opens with Qualifiers at Western Reserve
Match play begins in the intercollegiate golf championship at Western Reserve University Cleveland. Dorothy Hicks faces Morville Raw in the opening round after Hicks qualified on Monday May 27. Upcoming first round matches include Pat Grant of Oklahoma State against Belly Putnam of Arizona as top contenders.
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Arizona
The Famous Pedestrienne Walks 675 Miles Nonstop
Madame Anderson, the amday pedestrienne, walked 2700 quarter miles in 2700 hours totaling 675 miles over 675 hours from December 15, 1878 to January 5, 1878 at Mozart He Browkdyp without food or rest, not fainting until the feat ended as readers are teased with tomorrow’s Turtle of St Elena.
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Californians Sweep Relays At National Meet
Calfornia entries dominated a national AAU relay meet held in Philadelphia on Monday. Southern California A Team won the 400 and 1600 meter relays, while the San Francisco Olympic Club captured the 1200 meter medley. Asbury Park A G showed a lone California presence, finishing second in the one mile event amid a sparse crowd of about 200.
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VELTMAN KIDS IN BUSY WEEK
Veltman Elis of the City Major Baseball league announce upcoming games at Mathewson Held Richter field and against the Ninth Infantryman, Twenty-third Infantry, and Alamo Heights Merchants with schedule set for Wednesday and Thursday nights. Olympic Club notes include Harold Davis and teammates winning medley events. A. A. U. official Perris expect relay finals four days after the regular meet to aid rest.
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Knothole Leaguers and Teens in Busy TVLION Action
Fragmented player names and scores from Knothole Leaguers games across teams including Merkel, Veralea, Pantuao, Mawthorne, and Irvine. Batteries and hits noted for multiple squads with home runs and three-base hits mentioned alongside fielding and lineup details. Schedule snippets show matchups and times with Central and Edgewood venues and various batter lists.
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Lemos to face Scalzo for Title in Los Angeles bout
Richie Lemos meets Scalzo in a 10 round featherweight bout at Olympic Auditorium with 2.20 top price and 5 cent seats, as promoters project about 5 000 in attendance and a $2 000 gate. Both fighters, evenly matched on paper, aim for the New York title holder Penny Scalzo.
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Local Sports And League Notes From Duncan Field
Fragmented lines show high school and local league activity at Lionsfield and Duncan Field. Mentions of teams, players, batteries, and upcoming games fill the jumble with references to Bantist Temple, South Shia Ciriatjay, Wood lawn Methodist, and St. Coclia's matchups.
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Propaganda Plot Threatens Davis Zivic Bout in New York
A disjointed article claims propagandists push a controversial Davis versus Zivic fight, alleging foul play and political motives. It notes Benny Cavanaugh’s role as referee and accuses media and promoters of stirring controversy for charity-related gains, with Davis linked to army relief fundraising and a 10,000 dollar minimum pledge.
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Golf Sweeps First Place at Willow Springs Course
Amateur John Zeller won first in the weekly golf sweepstakes with a net 10 after eight stroke handicap at Willow Springs. Second went to Hack, Williford, and Trayd Wedkins tied for next. Next sweepstakes at Wilton Springs before the annual $506 tournament on July 14 and 15, a 72 hole event defense by Charley Klein, defending champion.
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Virginia Wolfenden Earns Bye Into Third Round East Triumph
Heeded first, won her opening match and Virginia Wolfenden of San Francisco, the defending champion, gained the third round with a bye and an East triumph over Donalda Gilinghnam of Philadelphia.
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