Dempsey retire from boxing after famed career
All the Sports Jam reports the formal retirement of fighter Dempsey from boxing in San Francisco on March 2, with remarks that the era of his fists is over and he has given everything. He cites his health and personal reasons, ending a legendary era marked by clashes with Tunney and a vow to leave the ring.
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Dempsey
San Francisco
Pilack Romnsey
Matt
Kikl Cryer
Hek Wilson
Wriley
Artute Pilates
Tunney Given Longer Time For Boxing Challenges
New York reports Henry Tunney receives more time to answer challengers after a New York commission meeting. No formal acceptance yet as Sharkey and Delaney managers discuss potential terms. Present plans include dates in April with various proposed opponents and venues.
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Talernotiahal
Rene Nettie
New York
New York State
Rotni
Leloyx
Yesterdax
Thanay
Sharkey
Tom Teeney
Dahuny Riska
Phil Scot
Yiling Warnham
Jack Tielane
George Godfrey
Shachey
Delaney
Ha Bastagal
Thy
Fight results mixed across cities in varied bouts
The report lists numerous boxing and wrestling outcomes with names and locations including New York, Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Vancouver. Several matches end in decisions with wins by Montis, Wratten, and Daniels, while other bouts draw or feature notable contenders such as Brown, Schwartz, and Perry, detailing a bustling card across multiple venues.
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Andre Montis
Wratten
Wortman
Frank Brandés
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Aod
Domiivk Urirane
Drew
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Boll
al Brown
Minuma
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Aorsan
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Tom Corbet
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Put
Walt Johnson Granted Extended Rest After Feud Dispute
Reports indicate Walt Johnson will receive a long rest following a feud between local factions. Investigators are tracing a pattern of threats and unusual behavior surrounding a seven day period. Johnson faces potential legal actions as authorities review the incident at Newark Tear Lily Uhole.
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Lily Uhole Frey
Ramee
Mle Uie Akm
Buttons Fight But Lose At Chicago
March 24 The St Marys Academy team fell to a strong Philadelphia squad in a national Catholic league game. The marching lineup featured Key players from St Marys and Xavier as they struggled against the Quaker City attackers. The Texans could not close the gap, leaving Chicago with a hard fought but decisive victory.
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Wis Tineng
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Wtrength
Fragmented OCR News Item From Unclear Local Exhibition Row
An unreadable OCR passage lists scattered names and places such as New York Washington D C and Cleveland with stray personal names and venues. The fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes, rendering a definitive summary impractical.
Collins Aims To Break Cobb Record In Pro Football Return
The report notes Elllie Collins, captain of the Philatelphia Athletics, plans a comeback to chase Ty Cobb's 2838 hits as he targets a 200 game stretch. Aiming to surpass the record before retirement, Collins discusses form with manager and teammates amid limited spring action.
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Port Wvers
Setone Righ
Cr uikshank and Horan Tie For Golf Lead
March 24 report notes Bobhe Cruikshank of New York and Has Horan of Orlando tied for the second round lead in the Perida Open. Scores show 240 with several prominent players including Corny Maur and Johnny Burrell among entrants, while others from New York and Pittsburgh also compete.
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Corny She Maur
Tlowey Chuel
New Yorks
Alapinosa
U'Nengo
Johnny Burrell
Anne Purdext
Mhinsford
Tilly
Thang
Sarazan
New York
Bill Mehl- Dorn
Pittsbursh
Z Ami Wirres Kooper
Theftatn
Boxing title change and upset by Delaney on split card
The event featured Anotloy of the Gila amateur champs changing his name and defeating the reigning champion in a four round bout. Delaney pressed fiercely in the first round, trading rights and a string of blows, while Williams and other contenders provided momentum on the card. The night highlighted multiple decisive actions with knockouts and clear verdicts as the page shows a turbulent match night with several bouts and a new challenger emerging.
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Gila
Nusinets Mon
Mike Delaney
Dee Janey
Janey
Monicker
Tid Knox
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Tia
Cambridge Wins In Track Meet Between London Unis
Cambridge defeats London in a track meet at the First seven meet day. Hturing six events led Cambridge while Pavtornd and the other university scored to challenging totals.
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London
Cate
Cerale
Cambride
Pavtornd
Dallas golfers win, Tablas in close match
March 4 report from Dallas notes Merwher? and reserves of the Talink Women's Calf association sweeping a clean victory in intercity matches at Gelar Crest Country Club. Readership details on the event and participants are limited by the fragmented text.
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Talink
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Dnter Rity Matehes Waltheer Avals
Wark Werth
Gelar Crest
Camp Gossip Highlights Phillies Bid To Rebound
In Florida spring games multiple clubs report on player form and team depth. Phillies manager Shatian praised pitchers and hitters while noting emphasis on steadier execution after a prior loss to St Louis. A mix of drills and early contests shapes expectations for the season.
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Marek
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Iriver
Shatian
Among the Amateurs Rally in Early Season Meet
Amateur teams gather for a city meet as Harmon Cleaners and other clubs contest in early season play. Players like Mati and Melony vie for key roles while hosts prep for next week’s games. Managers remind athletes to report by 2 oclock for upcoming fixtures.
Miss Robitzsch Wins Women's Golf Championship
Miss Robitzsch triumphs in a public San Auber Women's Golf Association event, defeating Mrs. Luey Seeligsin Hop in the final rounds amid a strong field. Report notes Mother’s victory margin and comments on scoring details, with focus on key rounds and standout performances by Mis Mublbecl, Maya Roe Witvech, and others as the tournament unfolds.
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Tor
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Kael
Hitch Sit
Fons
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Succeedal Ik Ile
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Grits
Charles Monier
Grice
Seen High
Races Hit Thoreau Course in Rough Trials
Local racers surged through Thoreau gate amid blustery conditions as athletes from nearby clubs tested their mettle on a challenging cross country layout. The field featured several standout performers from Stinilay and Granites with late season form expected to sharpen before a key regional meet next week.
Daniel Baker Triumphs in Tarleton Baseball News
Daniel Baker wins all from Tarleton in a maroon team contest. Abner Bat Hin and Hatker Vofiore's baseball tone rinds Prolay Pros Anti Tarleton inkne Agates diem Sah Wes t Wry.
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Tarleton
Maroon
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Hatker Vofiore
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Tarleton Itinkne Agates Diem Sah
West
Unsteady 6A Bowlers Challenge in WABL Event
In a troubled 6A WABL meet, Rai Antonio and teammates faced errors and inconsistent play. Attendance and scoring were erratic as the squad struggled to secure solid outcomes, with notable miscues hindering advancement and a late surge failing to recover the match pace.
Famous Bowling Stars Arrive For Tourney
March 24 report from Kansas turns to a large group of famed bowlers arriving for the Aioptead Bowling Congress event. Top contenders include international champions and five-man teams forming the field, with bets on who will lead and claim prizes.
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Aioptead Bowling Congress Co
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Nei Phe Pinkert State Bank Five
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Meikter Pasianer
Brotherhood Triumphs in Season Opener
The Brotherhood opened with a decisive win over People’s Supply, led by standout forward Marrett and guard Acosta. Teammates Balderas and Mosundon contributed on both ends as the squad built early momentum in a high-scoring start to the season.
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Ile People’s Supply Bysten
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Suoreg
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Mosundon
Allison Victorious Again At Augusta
A fragmented report details Allison defeating George Lott in a tennis match at Augusta. The item references other players and unclear dates, with scattered phrases about women, gaits, and events, reflecting a sparse sports blurb from an old newspaper page.
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Allison
Augusta
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