Yarosz loses by technical knockout to Risko in seventh
Teddy Yarosz, middleweight champion, is stopped in the seventh by Eddie Babe Risko in Syracuse before 2,200 fans. Yarosz tripped three times first round and twice in the sixth, injuring his left ankle, as his manager halted the bout. Risko claims the win is not for the title and the match ends with questions about Yarosz’s fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Yarosz
Eddie “Babe” Risko
Syracuse
Yarosz
O. K
Williamsport Wildcats
Hancock Eleven
Wildcats
Cats
Ward
McFadden Soccer League
Nursery Stakes Nomination Blast Attracts Heavy Interest
The Nursery Stakes No. 1 at Hia Jeah Park drew 111 nominations up from 21 last year. Entries include J F E Widener G H Bostwick E R Bradley P T Chinn and the Whitneys among others. J Westrope says he will contend again after recent Santa Anita wins. Don Meade and Dancing Doll mark notable comebacks at Hialeah Park. Mrs E M Hector wife of Bennet Creech becomes one of the few licensed woman trainers, alongside Mary Hirsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preps
Hia Jeah Park
J. FE. Widener
G. H. Bostwick
E. R. Bradley
P. T. Chinn
The
Whitneys
W. 8. Kilmer
M. L. Schwartz
Wheatley Stable
G. C. Widener
Jack Westrope
Baker, Mont
Santa Anita
Calif
Don Meade
Maryland
Dancing Doll
Hialeah Park
E. M. Hector
Bennet Creech
Texas
Mary Hirsch
Maxie Hirsch
Illinois
Michigan
Hagerstown High to Open Season at Cumberland
Hagerstown High travels to Cumberland for the season opener against Penn Avenue High led by coach Eddie Semler with a 15 man squad. Home opener vs Hanover set for Friday January 11 at Potomac Street gym, with a renovated facility and 25 cent admission.
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Hagerstown High
Cumberland
Penn Avenue High
Bob Cavanaugh
Eddie Semler
Hanover
Hagerstown
Semler
Algo
Hanover High
Potomac Streeters
St. James School
Quint
Keller
Farra
Basore
Knode
Crockett
Hilton
Ayers
Humphries
Eves
Worth
Statton
Day
Norment
Meighan
Murray
Penn Ave
Allegany
Waynesboro
Frederick
Martinsburg
Harrisburg Acad
Harrisburg Academy
Shaughnessy May Coach at Harvard Rumor
CHICAGO Jan 3 Clark Shaughnessy of the University of Chicago may head Harvard football. He refused comment on reports of an offer and an assistant post to William J. Gingham. Frederick C. Woodward, Chicago vice-president, said Harvard seeks his services and Chicago will try to keep Shaughnessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Shaughnessy
William J. Gingham
Frederick C. Woodward
Woodward
Whisker Contest Opens at Montana School of Mines
Butte date line reports a coed whisker growing contest begun at Montana School of Mines. Students were urged not to associate with men lacking cheek and chin whiskers. Prizes will be awarded next month after the competition closes.
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Butte
Mont
Montana School of Mines
Mountaineers sweep Terrapins 39 29 in rough armory game
Cumberland Maryland report notes West Virginia University defeated Maryland 39 to 29 in the State Armory. It marked Maryland second straight loss to the Mountaineers in the baseball series style basketball encounter, with a rough contest throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
West Virginia University
University of Maryland
State Armory
College Park Quint
Maryland
Mountaineers
Minor Northern Georgia quake rattles Young Harris area
A slight earthquake lasting about a minute and a half was reported by residents of Young Harris Hiawassee and nearby districts in North Georgia mountains. No damage occurred and the tremor was felt yesterday across the region.
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Young Harris
Hiawassee
North Georgia Mountains
Sensible clothing cited to help avoid colds
A doctor advises that the way to avoid colds is sensible clothing. He notes that sensible weather would help as well.
Mack Lands Babe Ruth In Japan Tour Findings
Connie Mack, Philadelphia Athletics manager, arrives home in Victoria with Babe Ruth who, Mack says, played better in Japan than in the US in Ruth's last two AL seasons. Ruth led the AL All Stars in hitting. Japanese crowds, two to three good prospects, and strong enthusiasm marked the 21 game tour with 200,000 fans in Tokyo.
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Ruth
Mack
Connie
Canada
Tokyo
Sons of
Nippon
Bing Miller
Honolulu
Manila
Japan
Census to measure unemployed amid administration plans
Washington reports a census of the unemployed is being contemplated by administration advisers. With jobless estimates ranging from 7,000,000 to 11,000,000, senators say it is time to determine the magnitude of the task in providing jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anata
Classifieds reveal business conditions in Hagerstown today
A compact notice describes current business conditions in Hagerstown with emphasis on local commerce and market tone. The item reads like a brief market update from the classifieds, highlighting firms, sectors, and economic mood in the area.
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Hagerstown
Woodmen Rout Guards 65 to 16 in YMCA Tilt
Woodmen of the World extended their league lead by routing Boonsboro 65 to 16 on the YMCA court and then beating Company B 50 to 16 at the Armory. The guardsmen featured strong team defense and balanced scoring with Adams Rogers and Weiderhold standouts for the losers.
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Woodmen
Boonsboro
Armory Court
Paxton
Adams
Rogers
Weiderhold
Obler
Boyer
Middlekautff
Vnrte
Rudy
Ihdad
Paston Ticlee
Zeigler
Herr
Ceses Es
Kaetzel
Lime
Ceceee
Poffenberger
Robinson
Metz
Ween Vate
Ohler
F Og Boyer
Feevee
Eases
Middlekauff
Ssseeee
Pashen
Geeeeewaee Bussard
Wsvevees
Weedenea
Wissee
Gees
Company B
J Rogers
Smith
Snyder
Raymer
F Ssserseee
Agame
C .Ceeeeeee
Ward
Aeebsee Weiderhold
Mets
Coliseum Bowler Triumphs Over Recreation in Tight Match
The Coliseum bowling team defeated the Recreation Center squad on their alleys before a large season crowd. Coliseum led overall 2472 to 2285 with O Faith posting a 215 high single and 570 for the match. Another meeting between the two teams is being arranged.
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Coliseum
Recreation Center
Recreation
O. Faith
Boonsboro Visit Set for Friday County League Game
The W. O. W. travel to Boonsboro Friday night to face the local team in a county league contest. All Woodmen players should meet at the hall here at 7 o clock Friday evening.
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Boonsboro
Woodmen
Moose Traveling To Washington For Return Game
The Moose basketball team travels to Washington tonight to play a return game with the North East A C whom they beat here last Sunday by three points. Manager Thurston calls the traveling party to meet at the Moose Home at 6 o clock. Players going are Engle Martz Dorsey Rod erick Franks Weibel Corderman Ingram Penn and Hart. A home game is set for Sunday against the last U S Marine Corps team from Washington with a 3 o'clock tip.
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Moose Basketeers
Washington
North East A. C
Thurston
Moose
Engle
Martz
Dorsey
Roderick
Franks
Weibel
Corderman
Ingram
Penn
Hart
U. S. Marine Corps
Bonthorn Given Sullivan Medal for Amateur Sportsmanship
New York Jan 3 Bill Bon thron Princeton miler and world 1500 meters record holder won the Sullivan memorial medal awarded by the A A U to the athlete contributing most to amateur sports. Bon thron defeated Ben Eastman 1072 929 in final vote. seven finalists included Metcalfe Hardin Eight Medica and Catherine Rawles. Bonthron becomes the fifth Sullivan medalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Bothron
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Ben Eastman
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Daniel J. Ferris
Eastman
Bonthron
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana
Lenore
Homestead
Jack Medica
Seattle
Catherine Rawles
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Barney Berlinger
James Basch
Cunningham
Old Liners To Open Southern Conference Play With South Carolina
Maryland seeks a league start at Ritchie Coliseum on Friday facing South Carolina after a recent win over West Virginia in Cumberland Armory. The Gamecocks, 1933 champs, bring a strong lineup and the series with Maryland dates back to 1925 when they beat the Old Liners 38 to 22. In a separate note, Henry Emmons had Ruth Marley arrested for stealing trousers for a Masquerade dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
West Virginia
Cumberland Armory
South Carolina
Ritchie Coliseum
Maryland
Gamecocks
Henry Emmons
Hull
Eng
Ruth Marley
Ring Boxing Magazine's 1984 rankings dominated by Ross and Baer
The Ring Boxing Magazine lists Ross as the light welterweight champion who moved up a class and defeated Jimmy McLarnin, earning the year’s top single achievement. Max Baer leads the heavyweights with Primo Carnera and others behind him, while Oliva and Rosenbloom share the light heavyweight top spot. Marcel Cerdan tops the middleweights, Teddy Yarosz tops the fly/low weight division, and Jackie Brown, Benny Lynch, and others appear in the broader all divisions ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baer
Honey Ross
Freddy. Miller
Ama al Browh
Colt
Boxing Magazin
Ross
Jimmy ‘McLarnin
McLain
Baer
Primo Carnera
Steve Hama Lasky
Max Schmellig
Rob
Olla
Olia
Maxie -Rosénb
Ing
John Henry -Lewis
Nix
Ariz
Knight
Daytona Beach
Rosenbloom
Marcel Oe
France
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
United States
Philadelphia
Pion
Jackie
Brows
0Land
Benny
Lynch
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Eddie McCloskey
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Associated Press
Dempsey
Eddie
Formre
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Joseph Widener
Tropical Park
Adobe Post
Abode Post
Les
Nolan Motors, Inc
E. West, &J
Seiberling Weber
Potomac St
Official Outfitters
McFaddin’s Sport Shop
Mactoe
W. Franklin
Howell
Dixie ‘Howell
Alabama
Stanford
Pasadena
Arrow
Moscrip
Central Press
Jack Lords
REDS
YARKS
He Payeo
Sam
Downsville Letter
Downsville
Washington County Hospital
B. E. Webber
Messrs
Mary Judd
Swope Mobley
Helen Strock
Irvin Armstrong
Mildred Sensenbaugh
Paul Hart
Francis Wald
Bertha Banks
Rhoda Meyers
Helen Carl
Beckley Yeakle
Anna Mae Stnyer
Frank Maisack
Dora Bowers
Mr. Castle
Katherine Wise
Norman Buran
Helen Derterich
Naomi Schlotterbeck
Weller Heatwole
Mary Bond
Don Curran
Louise Webber
Marie Webber
Joseph Newman
Merle Long
Bownman’s Technical School
Lancaster
Elmer Swain
Edwina
Arvella
Benjamin Swain
Sharpsburg
Walter Grampton
C. A. Hammond
Fred Smith
Charles Koogle
Luther Flook
Flook
Samuel Mills
Salisbury
Louis Weber
John Waffensmith
Ikiss Evelyn Bitner
Katie Bitner
Babe Ruth
Victors
Pet
Accene
Funkstown
Sacces
Company
de Molay Covecees
Sonore O
Shirey’s
Shirey’s Men's
W. Wash
Bees
Miller
Annie Brow
Hart, Schaffner
Mari
MUSEY
EVANS
Demen
Chevrolet
Wathington
Goodyear Service
Ines
Goodyear Tire
J. D. Myers &Co
Hoffman
N. Potemse St
Raybestos Brak
O. P. Bohman, Inc
Petemac Ave
Jacob Polace Beverage i CO
North
Jonathan St
Freone
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