Dempsey to Meet Schmeling-Sharkey Winner in September
The plan calls for Jack Dempsey to fight the Schmeling Sharkey winner, likely in New York or Chicago, with tune up bouts possible. Leonard Sacks, Dempsey's manager, stated the title bout could occur in September after the Sharkey bout clears, with sites and bidders to be considered. Dempsey, recovering in Sacramento, will depart February 2 for a second exhibition tour and to discuss terms with promoters.
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Eubank Tops Buckeye Conference Scoring Leaders
The Buckeye Conference scoring leaders include players from DePauw Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg and Cincinnati. George Eubank center for Indiana leads with 47 points over six games. Moffett of DePauw with 45 points ties Clarence Hendricks of Ohio Wesleyan for second despite Hendricks playing fewer games.
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City League Nightline matchups and likely victors
Tonight’s City League slate features the Agenda Club versus Hi-Speed Gas, Merchants against Universal Cleaners, National Guards versus Ohio Fuel Gas, and Mercuries versus Crawford Clothiers. Hi-Speed should beat Agenda Club, Ohio Fuel Gas favored over National Guards, Merchants likely to top Cleaners, and Mercuries tipped to edge Crawford Clothiers in what could be the pick of the card.
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National Guards
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Crawford Clothiers
Hi-Speed
Lartter
Gas Boys
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Stosh” Machock
Ev Schreck
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Ohio National Guards Team
Cleveland Icers Face London Tecumsehs In key tilt
Four International Hockey League teams meet tonight in Cleveland and Windsor to improve playoff chances. Cleveland faces London at the Coliseum while Buffalo visits Windsor for a match with the Bulldogs. A win by Buffalo and Cleveland would pull the Redskins into a two way tie for third with London. Manager Harry Holmes adds Teddy Saunders from the Springfield Indians to boost the icers.
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Redskins
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Teddy Saunders
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Mass
Spinners top Wiz ards as Rockets sweep Champs in Knights league
In last night’s Knights of St. John League action on the K of Callers lanes the Spinners won two of three against the Wiz ards while the Rockets swept the Champs three straight in match games.
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Pesek Challenges Champ Londos for Heavyweight Title
Nebraskan wrestler John Pesek challenges Jim Londos of New York for the heavyweight championship. Pesek’s manager Al Hart sends a New York draft for 5,000 and accuses Londos of dodging a real title bout. Londos is set to wrestle Gino Garibaldi in an advertised championship match in Cleveland.
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Husky Nebraskan
Jim Londos
New York
al Hart
Columbia
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Haft
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Jones Takes Middle Title In Boxing Show
Gorilla Jones of Akron was recognized as middleweight champion by the National Boxing Association after defeating Oddanne Piazza in Lorain. Jones dominated with a two-fisted attack in the third and fourth rounds and scored a technical knockout late in the fight.
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Piazza
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George Nichols
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Avon Five Leads Lorain County Basketball Race
Avon Five narrows Lorain County basketball title race to four teams Columbia Eaton South Amherst and Avon after most recent Friday games. South Amherst versus Avon on Avon floor could trim field to three with Eaton facing Henrietta on Henrietta court. Columbia hosts Avon Lake while Penfield meets Brighton Brownhelm visits La Grange and Camden plays Clearview in other scheduled games.
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Falk May Assume Player Manager Role With Toledo
Cleveland January 26 1932 Bis Falk may assume a player manager role with Toledo in the American Association Club. The 35 year old left handed hitter and pitcher is expected to return to right field as the Mud Hens begin the season. Falk is backed by outfielders Jack Ward and Marc Powers, both Indians prospects.
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Rothgery Motorettes Beat Norwalk 27 23 At Norwalk
The Rothgery Motorettes defeated the Relief News Lassies 27 to 23 on the Pauls High floor in Norwalk. Jean Cook and a teammate scored ten points each for Rothgery, Raulvic added eleven, and the team plans to meet Sullivan Saturday at Beiden High gym in the preliminaries.
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Husta's late field goal lifts Fort Wayne past Rosenblums
In Cleveland, Carl Husta scored a last minute field goal giving the Fort Wayne Guards a 23 to 22 victory over the Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics. The win improves their season series to five wins in nine meetings. Guards led 9 to 7 at halftime.
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Baseball holdsouts may form league fringe team
Henry McLemore reports that if talks fail, stubborn holdouts might form a rogue team from their ranks and join a major league as a compromise position. The proposed lineup features Dickes, Ferrell, Vance, Fitzsimmons, Terry, Lary, Leach, Lloyd Waner, and Futh, with Fill-ins by Col lings and Heinie Groh.
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Futh
Hagles Moose In Pin Clash At Knights of Columbus
Elyria Lorain bowling fans await a key showdown as the Moose and Eagles clash at Knights of Columbus alleys. Moose lead the standings slightly while the Eagles must win three straight to tie for the league title. Notable rosters include Ross Baum Chuck Parker Walter Root Johnny Worthington and Bean ie Wrebner for the Moose and Sam Nagy George Pritchard Bob Dumas George Valerius Hal schafer Bill Bilis for the Eagles. A separate Chronicle Telegram match features the 4 to meet the Guenin Petals.
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Ross Baum
Chuck Parker
Walter Root
Johnny Worthington
Sekyra Wins Over Johns in Dayton Boxing Fight
Dayton heavyweight Joe Sekyra defeated Coleman Johns in a ten round bout here Monday night. Sekyra weighed 183 pounds to Johns 175 as Johns was counted down five times but stayed in the ring. Referee Tommy Gary ruled Thundee versus Castro a no contest near the end, and the city boxing commission withheld 50 dollars from both Dundee and Castro purses pending investigation.
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Coleman Joins
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Referea
Tommy Gary
Mike Thundee
Rock Island
Manuel Castro
Mexico
City Boxing Commission
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Castro
Baseball Talk on Carey and the Robins 1939 Outlook
The piece critiques Carey and the Robins 1939 outfield plan O Doul Terman and Wilson relies on optimistic hopes for strong averages. It argues past performance with a lively ball era has faded and notes pitches and curves affect Hack’s effectiveness. It also references Baer Sehmeling and various teams in a broad speculative frame.
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O'Doul
Terman
Wilson
Robins
Daffy
Gar Wood Seeks Speedboat Mark
Gar Wood aims to reclaim the world speedboat record with Miss America IX on Indian Creek Miami Beach. He nearly hit 111.14 mph yesterday before an oncourse launch halted the run and delays occurred due to timing device issues. He must post two consecutive runs, in opposite directions, within an hour, beating 110.223 mph set by Kaye Don on Lake Gard, Italy last year.
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Fla. Dan
Gar
Wood
Indian Creek
United States
Kaye Don
Lake Gard
Italy
Lorain Ex-Hys Challenge Local Teams On Schedule
Lorain Ex-Hys manager Milt Marks issued a challenge to Elyria and nearby teams. He seeks opponents from Hi Speeds Merchants Crawford Mothiers Janby Oils Travelers Eaton Grange Welling Merchants for home dates on the Lorain Y court. Stars Horkay Jenkins Kostrub Mitock Duvar Reisz headline the roster with new additions Sam Rusich and Steve Levak joining after this week.
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Ex-Hys
Elyria
Marks
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Janby Oils and Travelers
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Welling
Junior Quintet Tops Elyria Loop Championship Hope
The Juniors, heavy favorites, won their fourth straight as Elyria High School’s Twoter-Class wage title race moves toward a decision. Seniors fell 13 to S. next week’s game decides the crown with a possible tie if they lose. In another interclass game the Sophomores beat the Freshmen 78 to 14, marking the Sophs first win of the season.
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Sephs
St Agnes Juniors Fall to Vermilion 22 to 14
The St Agnes Juniors lost at Vermilion High 22 to 14. Vermilion led 15-4 at halftime, St Agnes outscored 10-7 in the second half. Mick Fortman scored seven for St Agnes while Vermilion’s Nelson had nine to lead all scorers. Fortman seeks future games in Lorain county.
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Lorain County
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Oak &Kect
Ilyria
Ohio
College Cage Scores From United Press Roundup
Monmouth defeated Augustana 28 to 24 and George Washington beat DePaul 35 to 28. Stephen F. Austin topped Denton Teachers 27 to 26 while Baylor routed Rice 41 to 21. Lenoir Rhyne edged Catawba 23 to 22 and Abilene Christian won 47 to 31 over Sul Ross Teachers. Southwestern Teachers defeated Texas Tech 28 to 25.
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Augustana
George Washington
DePaul
Stephen F. Austin
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Baylor
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Sul Ross
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Texas Tech
Readable text fragment about engine conditions and miles
The note mentions motors being cold and not run for a week. They are cleaned out now and the writer expects to have a couple of miles to spare.
Heights At Lakewood and Shaw In Second Round Loop Games
Lorain and Cleveland Heights share the Lake Erie cage lead as the second round opens Friday with Elyria Lorain Heights at Lakewood and Rocky River at Shaw. Graduation alters rosters for several teams while Lorain and Elyria hope to stay atop the standings in a tense schedule.
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Weights Likely To Lead Lake Erie Race Battle
Home court edge gives Purple and Gold advantage but Heights appears league best. Shaw faces Rocky River while Boam’s quinger should lose. Weights favored to win with Lorain Lakewood Shaw in strong chase for runner-up as Lakewood expected to edge Lorain for second.
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Reiselt Takes 3-Cushion Lead in World Championship
Otto Ispir and Aycie Kieckhefer, top contenders, faced off as Reiselt surged to first place after beating Kieckhefer. Reiselt, the Western champion, has four wins and one loss, with a 60 to 46 victory over Allen Hall in 50 innings, eliminating Mall from title contention.
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Christner Accepts Hall Bout With Dempsey in Cleveland
Akron heavyweight K O Christner accepts a four round exhibition against Jack Dempsey to be staged in Cleveland next month promoter Joe Lewis confirms. Christner’s manager Luey Waolt conveys Christner’s agreement and Dempsey’s side credits Leonard Sachs. Risko was offered five thousand dollars for a ten round match but refused.
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Joe Lewis
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