Ring Sides and Scores From Baltimore Boxing Show
Promoter Woot advertised thirty five rounds of fighting at the Armory in Baltimore and fans got their money’s worth with several knockdowns and close battles. Raspi vs Bracota delivered the evening’s fiercest exchange. Tony Farrie and Lewis each hit the canvas early, while Sid Silas looks toward a potential return. Mike Farrie was signed to fight Kid McGovern in Pocomoke City on April 14 but illness delayed him. The Security Trojans dominated Mercersburg Academy in baseball practice and local runners prep for a marathon as Enater Monday entries flood in. Hack Wilson may rejoin the Dodgers after his son's illness, with Washington and Baltimore games on deck.
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Mercersburg Academy
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Travinger
Academy
Shamrocks Postpone Club Meeting to Next Thursday
The Shamrock Soccer Club meeting scheduled at Manager Stenger's home is postponed until next Thursday evening.
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Whitehall Shoes Sold At Hoffman and Tyle Shop
Whitehall Shoes known for quality style and low price are now sold at Hoffman and Tyle Shop located at 15 North Potomac Street.
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Big season ahead as minor league baseball in crossfires
Amarillo promoter Jerry Malin sues Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates for 1400 dollars claiming they failed to fulfill a contract to play an exhibition game. He says wind and cold forced cancellation after teams posted bonds and headed to Tulsa. Fans from distant towns planned to attend a 6000-strong crowd.
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Woodmen Clash Minnick Chevrolet Five Tonight
The Woodmen and Minnick Chevrolet Five of Waynesboro meet on the Y M C A court. The Woodmen aim to even the score after a close previous loss in the final minutes. Admission is 15 cents.
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New Leagues Forming Amid Minor League Revival
Major and minor leagues back revival efforts as spring training begins. Eight-team West Virginia and Ohio clubs join regional groups, with Wheeling, Huntington, Charleston, Beckley and others linked to the New York-Penn League upgrade to Class A and the Middle Atlantic circuit expanding.
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Southwestern league reshapes with Texas League role change
The piece notes shifts in regional baseball with Oklahoma City and Tulsa moving under the Texas League, mentions efforts to revive defunct circuits in the South Atlantic and Eastern leagues, and lists multiple Texas and Southern cities including Shreveport Jackson Eldorado Tyler Longview Henderson and Waco. It describes New England getting a new league for smaller cities.
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Kerry Patch Aims for Kentucky Derby After Belmont Win
Kerry Patch, winner of the Belmont Park Futurity, trains under jockey Joe Notter at Belmont. Owner Leo Rosenberg believes the Desperate Mond mint progeny can lead the Derby field at Churchill Downs in May despite a recent cough.
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Associated Press
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Belmont Park
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Little Joe Notter
America
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Rosenberg
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Regret
Kerry
Havre de Grace
Lexington
More Eats and Better Play In National Handball Tourney
Angelo Trulio the national handball champion from New York needed food to win. He lost the first game of his match to Joe Platak of Chicago 20 to 21, then won 21 to 1 and 21 to 9 to reach the quarter finals. Sam Atcheson the national YMCA champion from Memphis defeated Chick Bernhern of Evanston 21 to 5, 21 to 5. Mrs Ida Heathcote of Jonesboro Ind filed larceny charges alleging two men stole her teeth.
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Angelo Trulio
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Joe Platak
Sam Atcheson
National Y. M. C. A
Memphis
Chick” Bernhern
Evanston
Ida Heathcote
Jonesboro, Ind
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Bracota Defeats Raspi in Thrilling Ring Battle
In a vivid Armory Arena card, Pap Bracota outfought Joe Raspi over six rounds in the top bout, delivering relentless punishment while Raspi answered each rally. Carey Wright edged Lew Heywood in six rounds, and Doug Brenman beat Tommy Horn in a close science bout. Tad Lewis survived a knockdown to beat Bil Bullock, with Starliper drawing Miller in a brisk clash. Small crowd saw Youg Farrie fall to Kid Hogan, as promoter Fromoter Wood promised an even stronger card next show.
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Raapt
Carey Wright
Lew Heywood
Baltimore
Wright
Heywood
Lewis
Doug Brenman
Alexandria
Tommy Horn
Swetman
Tad Lewis
Bil Bullock
Hagerstown
Bullock
Sammy Starliper
Clearspring
K. C. Miller
Waynesboro
Tog
Miller
Starliner
Murrill
Kunkleman
Kid Hogan
Youg Farrie
Fo. Hogan
Fromoter Wood
Ed Brockman
Funkstown Ball Players Prepare for Weekend Tryouts
Funkstown ball players will stage a workout this evening and again Friday starting at 5 o clock. Saturday and Sunday workouts begin at 1 o clock. All players are required to be on hand and those seeking a tryout should report to management.
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Preakness Purses Trimmed Amid Retrenchment
Arlington Park Chicago cuts major three year old stakes including the Arlington classic and several Washington Park runs. American Turf Association under Col S Winn trims purses across the circuit with many events reduced to 2500 to 41000 dollars range. Lincoln Fields and Washington Park suffer the heaviest cuts as preparations for the 1933 season continue. Pierre Gal drot, aged 56, becomes a father again with a new son born to his fourth wife.
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Pierre Galdrot
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