Ridgeville to Host Girls vs Boys Basketball Showdown
Tonight at Ridgeville the Diepp Kore girls, Cleveland A L C champions for two years, meet the Evansville A C boys in a mixed exhibition. Key players include Jean Simmons at center and Gladys LaTer at forward for Cleveland, with Emmy Poduka at guard. The main game follows Syria Falcon Knight versus Olmsted in Ridgeville league action.
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Cash Awards Replace Diplomas for Major League MVPs
The American League will award cash 31 000 to the league's most valuable player instead of diplomas, aligning with a National League practice. The change aims to give real value to the MVP honor, reflecting a shift from symbolic trophies to cash awards, with public relations noted alongside.
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Dempsey Denies He Will Retire
In Los Angeles on February 2, Jack Dempsey denied retirement rumors after reports claimed a retirement announcement by the former heavyweight champion. Dempsey spoke to reporters and dismissed the speculation, stating he has no plans to quit boxing.
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Dempsey Hints At Possible Return After Retirement Talk
In Florida, Dempsey told United Press last night he may fight again but rules out June bout. He said he is not sure his eyes will stand another match and may consider September, though he has not definitely retired.
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Northwest slump in hockey amid brisk East recruitment
The present season shows a puzzling drop in hockey interest in the Canadian Northwest where the game flourished for years. In contrast the Eastern region reports thousands of new recruits fueling growth in the sport.
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Helen Gaould Remembered as Early Tennis Player and Pioneer
Helen Gaould later Mrs Finley Snepard was an ardent tennis player. She helped introduce a private indoor court in New York. The text notes her era with the 1896 Athens Olympic era and the bicycle craze influencing the program.
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Tod Morgan to Meet Winner of Dundee Garcia Bout
Tod Morgan, junior light champion, accepted terms to meet the winner of the Dundee Garcia 12 round bout in Dayton. The title bout date and weight remain undecided until the Garcia Dundee fight concludes.
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Signed contracts reach Giants and Robins camp
Andy Cohen, Jewish second baseman, signed for New York Giants to replace Rogers Hornsby. In Brooklyn Robins, Bill Doak and other veterans submitted three signed contracts to the club today.
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German Trak Star to Run Tonight at Millrose Games
German champion Otto Peltner, world record holder at 800 meters, is set to race the half mile at Madison Square Garden in the Millrose Games. He faces Phil Edwards of NYU, Pincus Sober, and Johnny Holden as officials arrange additional races and invite German walkers Schwab and Sechnung to the program.
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Tight margins mark four of five league games last night
A large crowd watched four of five Inca League games decided by 10 points or less. Fox Furnace-Columbia Steel opened with a defensive battle as King Columbia Steel led 17 13 at half. O P S surprised Colson 37 23 with four players carrying the load. Elyria Savings & Trust beat Perry F 24, Falcon Knight edged Western Automatic 25 16, and Peerless Gils beat Steel and Tubes 31 25.
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