Boxing Promoters Call Truce in Louis Braddock Rivalry
United Press reports a truce between Madison Square Garden and Twentieth Century Club easing war between Louis and Braddock promoters. Agreement allows two bouts at Madison Square Garden, first Louis vs Paulino Uzeedun on December 13, and a second in March with an opponent from Gatento Neuse Retzlaff or Fordmith. Jacobs would promote Louis under Garden for likely increased profits and future fights possibly at the outdoor Nassau Bowl or a Braddock title bout if he wins.
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Boxing Show Planned by Finegan and Freyberger
Yesterday announced plan for a professional boxing event in Elyria on November 4 by Gene Finegan and Bill Freyberger. They aim to break even on the first card and hope to stage more shows if successful. The Rialto Theatre site seats about 1,100 and is considered the best in the city.
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Sure Shots Triumph Over Office in GI Rowing League
The Sure Shots won two of three games against the Office in a General Industries Rowing League match last night at Temple Lanes. R Brown led with a 573 high three and a 216 high single. Other top totals included Ketner 672 and Meredith 2.
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Armando Substitutes In For Dot On Lorain Fight Card
Due to an injury in training Jim Dotft Cheisland cannot fight Friday at An dorka Hall South Lorain. Domenico Armando, Dot’s stable mate with 26 straight wins, will replace him. The semi final Sheldon Keehan bout moves to main card. Bob Seibert of Elyria debuts against Tom Kien of Lorain, boasting twelve knockout victories.
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Elyria
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Lorain
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Elyria Oberlin clash eyed as easy win for Red Raiders
Chronicle Telegram readers are urged to pick winners in the Dope the Results Contest ahead of the Elyria High vs Oberlin game. With under two days to enter, only five prize coupons remain for a Friday night matchup. Five pairs of game tickets grant a reader a chance to win by predicting 20 game outcomes. entries must reach the editor by 6 p m Friday October 25. Employees and families are barred from participation.
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Miller Retains Featherweight Title in 61st Defense
Boston reports Fred Miller of Cincinnati, recognized featherweight champion by the National Boxing Association, retained his title with ease in his 61st defense since returning from a European campaign.
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Pressbox Football Notes Highlights Scoring Trends
HEA of Mississippi leads with 205 points in five games and several teams remain unscored on. Manhattan spoiled a tie with a 23 point fourth quarter surge while Arkansas uses 13 as a unifying number in losses to Texas and LSU. California’s 6 score run spans wins over Whittier Oregon and Santa Clara. Northwestern’s Dick Hanter and Yale’s Larry Kelley are noted, with humorous mentions of Barlor, Shuford, and Manhattan’s rabbit superstition.
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Massillon Tigers May Accept Postseason Challenge
Massillon high school, undefeated red football squad, may accept a nationwide postseason challenge from Maplewood Missouri if no Ohio opponent can be arranged. Coach Paul Brown said they prefer Sandusky or Steubenville and are ready to talk with Maplewood if possible. Massillon has five wins and 28 to 6 points for the season. victories include Avon East, Shaw, Port Clinton, Fadyoun? and Barberton.
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Shuffleboard standings fragment with stray text
The readable portion mentions standings and teams but contains garbled words and numbers. It references teams and records in a standings context, with illegible letters and bits of phrases across lines. The fragment suggests a sport standings item mixed with unrelated crime-themed wording.
Coca Colas Beat Rothgery Motors in Bowling League
In a St John Lutheran Bowling League match last evening the Vera Colas dropped the first game but rallied to win the final two. Joe Rodgers rolled a 522 series and a 195 game to lead the victors.
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Rialto Theatre Wrestling Night Promises Big Crowd
Bertram Sauer headlines a main event at Rialto Theatre on Second Street with Dan Morris as witness and George Lincoln, Nebr rival Sener. Buck Weaver returns to face Jim Carter in a one hour two out of three falls bout as promoters hype high box office appeal and fans anticipate a record turnout.
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Buckeye Crown Battle Narrowed to Two Teams
Cincinnati and Ohio University battle for the Buckeye Conference lead as the season advances. Cincinnati boasts a strong backfield with Yeager, Vernon, Nolting, Haley, and Gant, while Ohio U. relies on its balanced attack. Both teams win non conference games, with Cincinnati facing Maryland in a night game and Ohio U. planning road tests with Darton and others.
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Discovery Adds Another Victory at Coney Island Meet
Discovery, a young horse trained by Alfred Gwrn me Varderbilts, claimed another victory as the season’s handicap champion. The four year old son of Display added to its record by winning the S10.606 Cincinnati handicap at Coney Island, continuing its strong season.
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Ankle injury may keep Scott out of Lakewood game
An ankle injury to Joe Scott may force him off Elyria’s starting lineup against Lakewood next Saturday at Ely Stadium. If he cannot start, Hugh Cross moves to backfield and Warne Joviak will fill at left end, with Captain Jack Meyer replacing Lauers at left guard. Coach Curmer led a rain practice as offensive tactics were stressed.
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Wellington Faces New London In Crucial High School Clash
Wellington and New London square off Thursday in a North High School league game that could decide the title. Wellington is crippled by injuries with Schack out, Gill sidelined, and Swanger doubtful, while New London heads in as season favorite despite fielding a strong defense.
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Detroit Series Checks Mailed to Team Members
CHICAGO, Oct. 28. World series checks for three seven were sent to two members of the champion Detroit team. Roxie Lawson and Hubert Sheilery, who joined late in the season, received 1636.19 each. Bob Conway and Alex Okvar, Neal Conway, the ground keeper, received 5212. The prior record for individual shares was held by the New York Giants at 4143 for beating the Yankees.
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