Miller Beats Arizmendi For Featherweight Title
Freddie Miller defeats Al Arizmendi in ten rounds to retain the National Boxing Association featherweight crown at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Miller, 125 pounds, outpointed the challenger from Mexico City with precise jabs and steady defense, surviving a seventh round rally as bottles and debris rained from the gallery. Referee Harry Jee awarded Miller the decision as the crowd dispersed amid a chaotic postfight scene.
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Hutchinson to field team in state association play
Hutchinson officials announced a local baseball program will join a regional league this season. The group backs Hutchinson and nearby Hutchinson area clubs from Hutchinson and Withlin, Kansas, plus teams from Springfield, Joplin, Muskogee, and Bartlesville. Final schedule and manager alignments are pending.
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Maryland Racing Amendments Move To Regulate Preakness
Baltimore March 1 The state racing commission looks to regulate the Preakness and Pimlico events under a proposed amendment. City council president F Lester Muller cites needed changes as awaiting governor Ritchie’s approval and outlines potential legal updates.
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Baseball Camp Chatter From Spring Training Notes
In Miami and across Florida and California, Dodgers and Yankees camps report early impressions. Chick Outen and Charley Sheerin impress in Los Angeles workouts while Shervin shines in fielding. Senators and Browns squads push to steady batteries with new pitchers and holdouts. Giants and Cubs prep for exhibition openers with anticipated lineups featuring Herman and English alongside a mix of veterans and prospects.
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Chaotic Fight Result Report From Anonymized Cards
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Rosenbloom Fights Houser for Title In New York
New York March 1 The state athletic commission has scheduled a light heavyweight title bout for March 10 between Maxey Rosenblum and Adolph Houser, the German challenger, with the sanction confirmed for the event.
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Barbera girls defeat all star cagers in city league exhibition
Barbera girls basketball remain undefeated after beating an all star Houser lineup 37 to 13 at Woodlawn lake pyar. Edna Mae Reinhard led with strong defense and Pauline Burke scored 19 points as Burke tops league scoring amid a fast pace.
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Simmons Sets High Mark in Last Game
Simmons closed the Texas conference campaign with a blaze of shooting to defeat Daniel Baker and break the circuit scoring record for the third time this winter. The team ran 13 to 4 at one point as Simmons surpassed earlier marks set against Austin College and Howard Payne.
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San Angelo College Enters State Meet
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Intercollegiate Indoor Track Meet Attracts Record Field
New York teams including NYU Fordham and Princeton prepare for the Indoor Track and Field meet at the Armory. George B Split leads NYU in the high jump while Jon McCluskey of Fordham debuts in the end mile. Penn, Yale, and Dartmouth challenge in relays and weight events with top athletes like Martiner Rezniele and Tim Bonthron aiming for medals.
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Turbulent bowling event features multiple teams and players
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Finals in Polo at Brackenridge Park Thursday
Georgetown and Arlington polo teams reach the finals of Southwestern winter tournament at Brackenridge Park after a weather delay. O W Cardwell leads Georgetown with his one armed star status as they face EL Ranette in a six goal spread, with promising players Stark and Wels contributing as the crowd awaits the decisive match.
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One Giant Overweight Admits Terry
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Victorious Norwegian Heavyweight Bout Ends Brief Hospital Stay
Von Perat, nicknamed Better After Tummy-ache, is reported at Chicago's Coliseum after a two day hospital stay following a bout with Wl. Larty Griffiths accompanied him as he recovered. Perat plans to resume training in about two weeks.
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Wrights Card for Friday Complete
Charlie Wright announces Friday night’s show with two dramatic title fights and several heavyweights. Pox vs Clancy catchweights two falls out of three, League vs Lumps, Brown vs Olsen, plus a preliminary bout to settle a recent draw. The event headlines at Dallas arena with updated spring price notes.
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Female golfers lead in Augustine championship event
Kathleen Graham and Honeca Fox emerge as top contenders as Bogeland hosts the Haris bast Corat women's golf championship qualifier. Strong field from Merch-ffre al competes for spots in the main event. results highlight local talent at the Augustine course.
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