Zivic and Robinson to Box in New York Show
NewYork Oct 8 Promoter Mike Jacobs announced welterweight champ Zivic and rising star Rey Robinson will replace Lew Jenkins and Sammy Angott in a Madison Square Garden bout. Jenkins withdraws amid business and commission pressure, while GoHarne wins keeps championship dispute unsettled. Edwards safe as Lions loom in NFL race.
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Sounds Like Somebody s Being Kidded
Chicago Cardinals coach Jimmy Conzemian says his team views Sunday game with undefeated Chicago Bears as outclassed. He quips they will not kid themselves about the matchup and will unite to face the Bears, hoping for a sensational upset.
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Waco Dons V5 Rosita This Weekend in Semi Pro Clash
Gerald Pwille's Waco Dons and Mexico's Rosita Miners, two top semi pro clubs, meet in a three game set this Saturday and Sunday with Saturday 8 pm and Sunday doubleheaders. Recent series drew nearly 4000 fans as Waco won 3 0 in one night and Rosita claimed the other. Featured Dons include Matthew Batts Ash Hillin Lee Brebbing Feille.
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Lee Brebbing
San Antonio Mission
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Fight Results Series Report From New York and Beyond
The Associated Irishman reports boxing results across multiple cities including New York Newark and Brooklyn. Contenders like Kay Kaplin and Pedro Corshialy score knockouts or decisive decisions while others from Akron Kansas City and Yonkers claim points or title chances.
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Zoey Jannuzzo
Irwin “Kay" Kaplin
Brooklyn
Bil Corrivas
Newark
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Jnrauy
Henry Capper
Reward
New Bedard
Masa
Devey Young
Akron
Ghia
al Shapiey
Kansas City
Mitra
Pedro ‘Corshialy
Naw Bedford
Leo Zlatta
Hostin
Jerany Chty
Tommy Spiegal
Lorenzo Hintckland
Joba
Yonkers
N.Y
Los Angeles
Mario Bettina
Twacda
N. Y
Loony Boy Walker
Camp Isince
San Diego
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Unicorns Set For Bulldogs In Friday Night Clash
Unicorns travel to Unicorn Stadium for a M4 conference game against the Yoo kum Bulldogs. Two regulars sidelined, Eyben and Rhein lager doubtful, others listed including Garcia Schwertiger Yates Mokanson Kaufman Telninger Reinhiger captain. Bulldogs often beat Unicorns in recent years, but New Braunfels shows potential upset after a mixed season and key injuries.
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Welsch
New Braunfels Sunior High
Bettina Uses Left to Win Over Sonny Walker
Mello Bettina of Beacon California, former world heavyweight champion, defeated Sonny Hoy Walker of Camp Elliott San Diego Marine base by decision in a 16 round bout. Bettina used his left repeatedly to gain edge as the fight wore on with Walker heavier at 207 pounds and Bettina around 187. The bout had a tight middle, with Bettina moving ahead in the final rounds before the gong signaled the end in the ninth.
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Sox Jinx Holds Over Cubs in Chicago
Chicago fans saw the White Sox sweep the Cubs in four straight games in the city series. Thornton Lee allowed four hits and Claude Passau kept the Cubs at bay as 13,955 attended a chilly night game. Attendance for the series reached 66,170, with players sharing approximately 450 dollars for Sox and 400 for Cubs in post season winnings.
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Russell and Crain Shine in Baylor Drill
Baylor Bears conduct rough scrimmage against freshmen as Russell and Crain excel in backfield and receiving drills. Travis Nelson remains out with a leg injury, Bo Robinson fills in, and the team sharpens pass and rush plays ahead of Saturday’s conference tilt with Arkansas.
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Prank Kimbrough
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Travis Nelson
Wings
Denver
Bo Robinson
Dayton
Nelson
Arkansas
Baylor
Stagg's Grid Team In Tyler For Rose Festival Game
About 15 000 fans are expected in Tyler to see Amos Alonzo Stagg coach the College of the Pacific against Southern Methodist in the seventh annual Rose Festival game. The elder coach, at 79, will bring modern formations to a clash with SMU, a heavy favorite, in a matchup that marks the Pacific's long, storied gridiron legacy.
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Truste Colt At Anita In Los Angeles
Starborn, a 3 year old colt with 10 victories in 44 starts in Tevland, has been sent to Santa Anita by owner Albert Geddes of Cristobal Canal Zone. The colt will be prepped for the winter meeting opening December 31.
Knickerbockers Versus Pas e Santions Drawn In Brief
Disjointed box score notes show Knickerbockers twice knocking in runs and collecting two-base hits. Mentions of players Kennelly Tack and Olsen, with scattered abbreviations for outs, hits, and pitching details. Attendance listed as 1.
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Brrone
Kenning
Mack
Knickerhockers
Kreeviaty
Wrieh
Hereevich
Kennelly
Knickerbock
Ty Kohel
Haead
Cbs
Pasek Gut
Paspe
Niteher
Olsen
Fore Golfers Prepare for Annual Fall Tournament at Brackenridge Park
Eighty eight Fore Golfers club members enter the fall tournament starting Sunday at Brackenridge Park. The event splits into eight flights with more than 250 dollars in merchandise and special prizes. Champions and medalists receive trophies as Severo P. Gonzalez plans prize distribution and celebratory awards. Notables include past Latin American champs Manuel J. Genzslen and Milka Perez facing two time champion Cleto Velez, with a field featuring Estrella, Estrada, Sanchez, Esquivel and many others across five flight divisions.
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Brackenridge] Park
Lorivacy
Severo P. Goneaies
Tovrlicy
Florentino Reseurtez
Gilpert Piires
Claude Estrada
Laik Hernandes
Mike Liguitas
Charles Ramirez
Chica Salinas
Henry Tospez
Herman Fuentes
E. F. Qarle
Joe Rivas
Ralph R. Cardenas
Max Martines
Dan PF. Gallegos
Ben Gonzalez
Manuel C. Gonzales
Ben Villareal
Manel Favella
Isidore Ramires
Homero H. Whitt
Stanley Favella
Severn P. Gonzales
George Brojo
Jor Galvan
Jim Rivero
Jesse Cervera
P. Manstave
Andrew Morales
Mariano Rivas
Crus Lozano
Carlug Carrera
Juhi Garrero
Roberto Golndrea
Albert Ding
Joe Garcia
Fred Zeped
Martin Garza
Tony Morales
Fd Martinez
I. P. Bizonto
Richard Gonzalez
Max Morales
Genovevo Garcia
Auguali
Menttoxn
John A. Esquival
Ramon
Galindy Pordunnto
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