Campolo Edges Risko In Madison Square Garden Bout
In a 10 round decision Campolo defeats Risko at Madison Square Garden before 19,263. Judges scored for Campolo as most ringside critics predicted, citing Campolo’s accuracy and Risko’s endurance in a bout born from their Miami semak bout. Risko remains a durable challenger in the light heavyweight scene.
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Wrestling Rivalry Sparks Massive Lincoln Armory Crowd
In New York the Abre nam Lincoln probatts group sparked a hot scene as Dica Shikat defeated Ferenc Holuban in a dramatic world championship match before a crowd of around 10,000 at Tist Regiment Armory. A Hungarian paper reported the referee was assaulted by a fan, leading to ejection. The event drew strong reactions and questions about the contest’s fairness amid prearranged vibes.
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Godfrey Beats Ace Clark in Seven Rounds in Philadelphia
George Godfrey the giant defeated Ace Clark in seven rounds at Philadelphia to close in on Carnera's knockout record. Clark hit canvas for counts of eight in rounds five and six before a hard right to the jaw ended it early in the seventh. Godfrey weighed 247 1 2, Clark 237.
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Pep And Punch-Chi Sox Rally Behind Strong Leader In Bush
In Antonio Texas editorials note the Chicago White Sox spring camp with Punch, Eptirt, and Bush as leaders. The piece argues improved leadership and talent could lift the Sox from seventh place, citing new infield moves and promising rookies while acknowledging gaps in offense and mound staff.
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Spring training notes show mixed results across camps
United Press dispatches from San Antonio and other Florida cities recap exhibition results and roster shakeups. Giants manager Jot McGraw reshuffles to boost batting power after a 3 to 1 win over San Antonio. Yankees-Braves and Phillies exhibitions are weather affected or canceled. Joli, Hart, Critz, and Lisenbee named among players returning to form as camps resume pace.
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Rumors Fly Over Baseball and Hockey Headlines
Disjointed notes mention Circles, angels, and managers like Connie Mack. References to Denie Bush, the Pale Hose, the Giants, Braves, and a boastful season outlook mix with offbeat quotes about miracle men and a cellar padlock. Prohibition raid scene hints at broader sports and crime chatter.
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Navy 124 Pound Mat Champ Challenges Ohio Title
Johnayr Joansen, a Navy 124 pound wrestling champion from 1927 to 1928, arrives in Elyria with two newcomers to claim the Ohio 124 pound title. He challenges any rival for a winner take all match. Joansen trains daily under Henry Stark who handles his management.
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Johnayr) Joansen
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Eckersall Olea dies after heart attack in Chicago
Chicago sports writer obituary recalls Walter Eckersall as a peerless Middle West football figure. The article notes his death at 43, in a moment while trying to stand, and praises his deep knowledge, quiet demeanor, and lasting impact on American football commentary.
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Rosies Win Title in Cleveland Professional Championship
The Cleveland Rosenblume defeated Rochester Central 21 to 25 to win the world’s professional bas- Eethical championship. The Centrals were held to one decision over defending Stauntions. At halftime the score was 7 all, but Cleveland surged in the final period with a warmwind attack led by Husia Barry and Lap Kinizing, who scored eight of the team’s points.
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Tennis Meet Set for Cincinnati Courts
The th annual Western indoor tennis meet planned for April 6 23 will be held on Cincinnati Indoor Tennis Club courts. Sanctioned by the Western Lawn Tennis Association, it features five divisions including men’s ladies’ and mixed events and doubles.
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Fourteen bouts thrill fans at Elyria boxing show
A crowded Elyria venue hosted a boxing card featuring multiple bouts. Notables included Kid George of Elyria at 155+ pounds and Antonse Harris of Lorraine, with close scraps and standout rounds from Johnny Miller, Bob Carr, Andy Pollack, and John Wash. Referee Shickard Alf Taylor and announcers kept a lively pace.
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Lorain Antlers Card Shows Wins by Schlund and Yarish
In Lorain at the Antlers auditorium Nickelette Schlund won a ten round decision over Eddie Kaufman as ref Johnny Wray ruled for Schlund. Lew Burns filled in for Sammy Rose in a bout. Louie Schikeleette scored a second round KO. Yarish of LaGrange stopped Tiny Powers in the third round. Penn and Billy Smith drew in four rounds. The Kaiser twins Gene and Glen weighed 56 1/2 pounds each as the undercard.
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Stars Threaten Leaders at Akron Meet in Bowling Tourney
In Cleveland on March 25 leading American Bowling Congress fives prepare for a pivotal day. Garfield of Cleveland and Akron join Rochester and others as John Bashaw and Joe Trawinski of Garfield push for a world record. Larry Sutton heads Rochester No 2 in singles with hopes to shake the maples. Notables Phi Young and Chick Aston and Texaco Oil of Cleveland also vie for top spots as Cincinnati Renner Auto and Benton Harbor Enders Chryslers post early ninth place scores.
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Kaye Don Maay Aims for Beach Speed Record Try
British racer Kaye Don plans a same day attempt at Daytona Beach to break the world automobile speed record. After recent storms improved the course, Don, his manager William Sturm, and a team prepared to test the sand, inspect the nine mile course, and begin a two run attempt within thirty minutes, including mechanical changes between runs.
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Special March Schebler Carburetors for Chev Sixes
Schebler carburetors for Chevrolet sixes offered at 12 dollars each, a marked down sale from the list price of 14 dollars to be purchased through T Alec Aust at 115 Broad Street.
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