Boxing Card Review Mixed Results Across Cities
The Mosneistied Press reports a welterweight spread of decisions and outpoints across New York Boston Philadelphia and more. Fighters like Danny Buiter Irving Eldridge Eddie Burl and Steve Halsiko earned decisions while others such as Paul Te Art Syke Leonard Dixon and Jim Heawner faced losses. The circuit touched cities including Minneapolis Detroit Des Moines and Hollywood with several bouts ending in points or stoppages.
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San Salea
Brooklyn
Dick Welsh
Irving Eldridge
Eddie Burl
Washington
Steve Halsiko
Mochester
N.Y
Herplar Hughes
Gheun Alls
Werett
Johnny ‘Mifer
Ambers Shines In Beating Fuller Ross Match At Madison Square Garden
Ambers, the 20 year old upstate light heavyweight prospect known as the Herkim er Hurricane, defeated Sammy Pulley in thirteen rounds at Madison Square Garden. Ambers impressed the crowd of about 1 000 with a fast pace and a strong finish while Fuller Ross remained firmly in place. The card drew a gate of 19015 dollars as Ambers moves toward a potential title clash with Barney Ross.
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Ambers
Herkimer
Barney Ross
Oleral Nexing
Umaich
the Garden
Echoed fables and a curious ukulele tale surface
A quirky column mixes a misattributed Hawaiian ukulele origin with a description of a Milan palace echo chamber. It recounts a poetry of sounds, noting repeated reverberations and a playful line about an America Tax on Brains.
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Milan
Naty
America
Goodman Sledding In New Orleans Coasted By Veterans
Johnny Goodman the Omaha shotmaker and former open champion advanced toward the quarter finals of the carnival golf tournament here. He defeated Tulane’s Charlie Musre on the twenty first green as other favorites held firm. Johnny Dawson, a Chicagoan and pre tournament pick, beat Gray Little of Beaumont 5 and 4 after a shaky start. Finals are set for Sunday while Miley and Bauer contend for the South Atlantic title in Ormond Reach with Van Wie not defending.
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Johnny Goodman
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Tale
Charlie Musre
I Lulane University
Galveston
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Gray Little
Heaumont
Miley
Bauer
Texas Amateur Athletic Association Women’s Tournament Semis Set
Austin and Fort Worth teams reach the Texas Amateur Athletic Association women’s basketball semifinals in Austin Texas. Fort Worth beat Barbera Spots 36 to 12 after a first round bye. Austin progressed with a bye and a victory over Trinity Lutheran. Galveston Moody and Waco also won to advance, with lingering results noted for San Antonio Radkvettes and Thrall High.
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Barbera Spots
San Antonio
Wiew
Santa Fe Tram
Galveston Moody Girls
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Houston
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Kabc Radicelles
North Mauston
Jockey Deliberations in Watson Slaying Case Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on March 2 a jury deliberated the fate of 16 year old Donald Fay charged with the slaying of T. W. Watson during an attempted holdup. The panel reported a deadlock 11 to 1 and Fay faces juvenile delinquent status or possible confinement until his 21st birthday. Also, Stockdale beat Kiavnes and Nixon independents in a local double header.
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Wistrick Court
Donald Fay
T. W. Watson
Artington Davtis
Frances Oldfield
Cor
City Series Playoffs Set With Consolations Saturday Night
The 1935 city amateur basketball playoffs outline consolations and finals across five games Saturday and Monday through Tuesday. Frost National Bank Lead faces Trinity Baptists in the first consolation. Finck Cigarmen meets Prospect Hill Methodists. Magnolia, Young Peoples League meet in the championship bracket.
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Midget Auto Racer Dies in Hollywood Accident
Hollywood mourns as young midget auto racer Lockwood dies after a crash at night races when his car lost control and rolled three times. Fellow driver Londos faces definite suspension by the New York state athletic commission amid a recent California decision.
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S3ns
le Out Fanes
Lockwood
Jim Londos
New York
College basketball chaos in early March headlines
AP reports Texas Technological leads Border Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as champions for a third straight season. Tarleton State defeats North Texas Junior College, clinching the Central Texas Junior College Conference title. Drake ties Missouri Valley race by beating Grinnell 27 to 28. Kansas falls to Missouri, Iowa State gains top spot in the Big Six. Wisconsin faces Chicago as title chances hinge on tonight’s games.
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Score Summary From Southwestern and Ou District Meet
The fragmentary report notes Southwestern scoring 33 to Trinity 32 with Hanlin-Sttmnons 6 points and FF UR 42. Weet Cree Men in Tula Eas appears, with Oklahoma and Washington teams mentioned. Marquette and Dame 2 Payne appear as additional entries, though the details are unclear in the damaged text.
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Hanlin-Sttmnons
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Dame
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Beeville Stars to Host FinCE Five in San Antonio
Beeville Stars face FinCE Five here in Beeville as Flack Cigarien brings in the Beeville Rigbos, a potent Independents squad, for a first San Antonio appearance. The rosters include Moody, Cheathan, O Bar, Colton Berry, Jake HM, Carpenter, Haycock, Magnoling, and Vernon Tracy among others in a high profile matchup with 8:15 tip and 15 cent admission.
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Beeville Rigbos
San Antonio
Lenny
Beeville
Vor Moody
Frank Cheathan
Breckenridge
University of ‘Texas
Jack O'Bar
Asten
Colton" Berry
Jake HM
Rober Carpenter
Lgly Ace
City Haycock
Gordon S'betty" Britey
Austin
Vernon Tracy
Corpus Christi
Lexus
Lou Terry Heads To Feature Bout In Walkathon Arena
St Louis lightweight Lou Terry has signed to fight for the top spot on promoter Francis Cunningham's card next Tuesday at Walkathon arena. Cunningham aims to sign Venture Avian as Terry's opponent and expects a wire from Arriano Mexico. Terry has fought in New Orleans and beaten or drawn with notable names such as Tracy Cox Eddie Anderson Battling Shay Eddie Kid Wolfs Pete Nebo. He arrives Sunday morning and will train with Grocket elobgy. In the day’s undercard Kid Bruno vs Midget Aztiog and Earl Capps vs Al Eligonds. Nick Peters fights Frankie Castillo in his second pro venture.
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St. Louis
Francis Cunnningham
Walkathon
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Ture Avian
Terry
Erin Ariana
Eddie Kid Wolfs
Pete Nebo
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Frankie Castillo
Kansas City Foot Race Plan Changes Tonight
Three distance stars Glenn Cunningham Glen Dawson and Melton Brown meet in a 1000 yard race at the Kansas City Athletic Club carnival. The event replaces a Cunningham Hornbostel match after Hornbostel was deemed not in condition to compete.
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Pittsburgh
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Manhattan Favored in College Events
Manhattan college is favored to repeat as SC 4-4 team champion in a Madison Square Garden meet tonight. Harvard Columbia Yale Cornell and New York University are seen as principal rivals as about 28 colleges are represented in the event.
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Columbia
Fale
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Ada Williams Ince to Wed Ray Dodge in May
Los Angeles announces the engagement of Ada Williams Ince and Ray Dodge, a 1934 Olympic distance runner. Ince recently obtained an interlocutory divorce from William Ince, son of producer Thomas H. Ince. The wedding is set for May 3.
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Los Angeles
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Dodge
Ivanhoe film set for summer by Zanuck says Motien
Universal moves to secure Walter Scott adaptation Ivanhoe with Darryl Zanuck claiming Francis will be in production by July 16. Cast of 16 pivotal roles reportedly filled as studios chase Simon and other items for a high profile project.
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Motien
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