McLarnin Wins Via Close Decision Over Thompson
In New York Jimmy McLarnin beat Jack Thompson in ten rounds to retain his ring record. Thompson fractured McLarnin’s right hand in the first round but the Irishman battled through the pain to win on points. Crowd of 16,795 at Madison Square Garden witnessed a hard fought, major featherweight bout.
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Two Minor Changes in Agg Standings at ABC Event
Cleveland March 2 Leading pinchers from all portions of the country clash as top tenpin teams gather for the American Bowling Congress event. Chicago sends the Mineralites and Milwaukee Journals with stars like Huck Coller and Frank Barthheiser to contend for the top prize of $100,800. Men from Cicero Detroit Minneapolis and Cleveland compete, with Croileff and Med placing in singles.
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Jess Young
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J. Hraded
Cermak
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Lawrence Croileff
Johnny Med
Washington Senators face tough season after weak camp reports
In March 1930 training notes the Washington Senators struggle to improve amid internal conflicts between owners and players. Key figures Ossie Bluege Buddy Myer and Joe Cronin show potential while pitching depth remains uneven. The team, after a fifth-place finish last season, faces strong AL rivals including the Athletics Indians and Yankees with uncertainty over roster strength and leadership.
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Johinson Hag
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Sezaters
Buddy Myer
Jack Hayes
Myer
Jack
Muddy Ruel
Tate
Spence
Washington
Fred Marberry
Athletics
Indians
Yanks
Browns
White Sox
Tigers
Lowlingscores Shake Up League With Narrow Margin Wins
In a tight week of play two teams won two of three games. Team No. 2 defeated Team No. 3 in two games, Team No. 4 beat Team No. 1, and Team No. 5 fell to Team No. 3. The uWire report notes the fluctuating standings.
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Don May Abandons Trials With Speed Record Bid
Don May may delay his attempt to break the world speed record until Wednesday after a conference of speed officials, British racing camp delegates, and Sevepaperise representatives. Haresnape cited lack of a safe head and timing as reasons. Don and the car were absent from the garage during inspections and have not appeared publicly since Wednesday in Daytona Beach.
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Carnera Knocks Out McAuliffe in First Round
Primo Carnera defeated Jack McAuliffe of Detroit in two minutes and thirteen seconds of the opening round at Stockyards Stadium Dexver. Two preliminary knockdowns occurred as Carnera unleashed a decisive overhand right, dropping McAuliffe for eight counts before the final knockout.
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Shea Earns Draw With Benny Bass in St Louis
In St Louis on March 29 Benny Bass Philadelphia retained the junior lightweight title after a nine count knockdown by Eddie Shea Chicago. The two fought fiercely with both scoring knockdowns as Shea pressed the action and Bass endured a late round knockdown in a dramatic draw.
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Youngster Wins At Pinehurst Title by Runjon at 291
Paul Runron, 21, won Pinehurst 72-hole golf event with a 291 card. Horton Smith finished eighth at 297 amid strong field. Frank Walsh led runners-up with 293, and Joe Turnesa, Tommy Armour, Billy Burke close behind. Runyan adjusts to Forest Hills pro role amid early career triumph.
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Elmsford
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Exhibition Reports Across Spring Training Camps
Multiple baseball reports detail spring training activity on March dates. Marberry, Thomas and Brown join Washington in a 5 game series against Memphis and New Orleans squads. Cubs and Pirates split four games in Los Angeles with a rally securing a Pirates win. Other cities note weather delays, lineup shakeups, and early tour games by Phillies, Braves, A’s, Red Sox, White Sox, Giants, Dodgers, Indians, and Yankees as camps progress.
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Tenn
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Thomas
Brown
Washington Senators
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Calif
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Cubs
From Tee to Green A Farrell Swing Analysis
Roy Grove outlines Johnny Farrells steady stance and anchored feet as key to iron play. The description notes Farrell keeps weight on his feet, relaxes his left knee, and transfers power from the stationary head through the hips to the through swing, with the right foot remaining grounded during the stance.
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British Polo Stars Challenge Americans for Cup
The British polo squad led by Captain C. H. Tremaine announced a serious challenge to the United States to defend the International Cup. Trials begin July 16 at Meadowbrook with 16 top players invited and a first match tentatively set for September 6. The Americans may rely on Hitch cock Hopping Pedler Guest and Boeseke, while Britain plans to field Pat Roark Aiden Roark Atkinson George Atkinson Phipps Hornby and Gerald Palding among others. Forty five polo boats will accompany the British team to the United States.
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Mid West Faces Shortage Of Drawing Cards For Boxing
Chicago spectators see a lean year ahead in boxing as promoters blame the scarcity of drawing cards. Promoter Lewis of Chicago Stadium notes few fights worthy of a gate, despite the city’s rich boxing history and the arena’s large first-year earnings. Jack Dempsey promotes events hoping to rebound from prior losses, while stars like McLarnin and Fields are cited as ideal yet hard to pair.
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Connie Mack doubts A's title chances in 1947 season
The record fragment references Connie Mack questioning how the Athletics can win, the American League’s stubborn outlook, and predicts tough times ahead with schedule plans and a veteran approach. It also mentions Joe Carthy and Chicago managerial tensions, plus a digression on golf weight transfer and Farrell’s hip action.
AAA Backers To Meet Thursday
AAA backers plan a meeting at the C B A committee office in Cleveland next Thursday at 2 p m to discuss the triple A baseball standings. Bil Struck manager of the Elyria City team says he will attend and a Brent semi pro campaign may be announced. He hints some surprises for fans this season with new players.
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Steelmen Seek State Title In Lima Showdown
The Steel and Tubes basketball quintet competes for the state Industrial League crown today in Lima. They reached the Northeastern district finals, losing 37-36 to Massillon along with Warren Sun Light Electrics who also advance to the Lima tourney.
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Horse Cents Brings In Dollars Grand National Winner Sold
Shaun Goilin, winner of yesterday's Grand National steeplechase, was bought as a two year old for 22 guineas about $115 by owner W. F. E. Midwood. Shaun Goilin's share of yesterday's purse was about $50,009.
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Shaun Goilin
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State Amateur Mitt Throwers in District Finals in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio tonight the district championship finals feature Joey Kushner defending his title against Joel Lombardo Toledo’s champion who impressed in preliminaries. Other bouts include Bantam weights Joel Boldiz vs Earl Stevens Weatherweights Morris Green vs Al Schwartz Welterweights Art Wahesr vs Al Saunders Joe Ledogar vs Bobby Burke Middleweights Yom Perio vs Victor Bizyak Light heavy Jimmy Oakland vs Red Krishner Heavyweights Jack Pallat vs Peter Lackie.
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