Janko KO's Zavala in Fourth Round
New York lightweight Janko Jenks won by fourth round technical knockout over Humbert Zavala in Mexico City, improving to 6-31 professional starts. Referee stopped at 2:33 of the fourth after a deep cut on Zavala’s left eye. crowd of 4,697 at St Nick’s Arena generated $24,982 gross.
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Reed Gains Verdict Over Berthiaume in Providence
Reed defeats Berthiaume in Providence as a tense contest unfolds with key scoring bursts. The match features high stakes, a late rally, and prominent performances by both fighters, marking a notable outcome in the series.
Boudreau Praises Indians Spirit Amid Allure of Prospect
The article notes manager Boudreau praising the Indians spirit and a 2 year old pilot's strong debut. He emphasizes not needing to call on players for missed buses and expresses optimism about the team's future.
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Notice of Corporate Dissolution and Filing Irregularities
Legal notice records an official action by the Department of State regarding a corporate entity, noting a committee and allegations of not being registered. The document cites a secretary of state entry date in April and mentions names including Thomas J Curran and Frank Sharp as deputies.
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Leafs Edge Wings 1 0 in First Stanley Cup Finals Game
Detroit pressed in the opening period but Maple Leafs keepered the pace with tight defense. Veteran Dave Lehriner’s solo breakaway produced the only goal, giving Toronto a 1 0 lead as the series opened with a win in Detroit.
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Columbia Star Wins Swim Title
New York reports Columbia Star’s Gene Rogers, NCAA record holder, wins the 220-yard free event at the NA A A indoor championships, edging Waterman and others as Ohio State and Saginaw juniors follow. Seibold clocks 2 47.9 in 220-yard breaststroke. Bainbridge’s Verdeur settles for near-defeat. Bainbridge Naval leads team standings after day one with 25.70 points.
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Hayes Kayoes Montani In Worcester Bout
Hayes knocks out Montani in Worcester Massachusetts in a third round victory. Other eight round bouts feature Szatcey Sionteni and Ceferine Sronco, while Johnny Harwood defeats Drenkie Urten in separate matches. New York girl Wilkine wins national girls indoor tennis title over Irwin.
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Local Bowling League Awards and Standings Noted
The dual meeting of the Mechanic League chaired by James E Phinney saw Alfred Quinn present the Snandal report with team and individual prizes issued. Columbia Club led with high team scores while Anthony Gargano and Arthur Coulson posted top averages and pin totals across multiple leagues including Walton Mosaic Leaf and Brownie League with upcoming season meetings and roster announcements.
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Twilight Tear to Kentucky Voyage Planned by Jones
Miami notes that Twilight Tear, the year’s top horse, will be shipped to Kentucky as trainer Ben Jones decides, aiming for summer races on Kentucky and Chicago tracks if racing resumes. Jones plans to move 233 thoroughbreds to Belmont Park, while Twilight Tear and herd have been quartered at Hialeah Park for the winter.
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Pirates Leave for Exhibition Without Hanks
In Muncie Indiana the Pittsburg Pirates depart for an exhibition in Ben Harrison area without catcher Hanks who has a trick knee. He has been troubled in recent days and plans to return to Pittsburg to await his induction into the armed forces next Friday.
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Negro Stars Arrive at Dodgers Camp In Brooklyn
Ter ris McDufie and Dave Thomas of the Negro National League arrived at the Dodgers camp but did not display to manager Lea Cox. Branch Rickey said he would consider ball players of any age color or creed, and Dixie Walser joined practice with Tom Sears reportedly joining the team.
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Curtis Bay Navy Edges A's 7 to 6 in Texas league thriller
Curtis Bay Navy toppled the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 6 in a tense Texas league game. Curtis Bay built an early lead, then held off a late A’s rally as Edgar Busch drove in two runs with a clutch late single and key hits from George Hell powered the offense.
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Frisch Ailing Pirates Manager Hopes to Return
Frankie Frisch, Pittsburg Pirates manager, plans to rejoin the team next Wednesday after five weeks bedridden. He cites a swollen ankle and two swollen knees with bursitis and arthritis, and says he has spoken with acting manager Virgil Davis but will not predict the club’s fortunes.
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Giants Blast Jersey City Nine 19 3 in Exhibition
New York Giants defeated Jersey City 19 to 3 at Lekehurst Naval Base in an early season exhibition. Ernie Lombardi doubled with the bases loaded and Phil Weintraub homered with two aboard. Joe Medwick received treatment for a leg issue and Bob Barthelson was sent to San Francisco on option.
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Swedish Aces May Race Outdoors
Swedish hurdler Hesken Limon visiting the United States to appear at the Penn relays before returning home. Gunder Hagg seeks permission to compete in outdoor meets here with a decision expected soon. Lidman arrived in January and may tour the West Coast for exhibitions on May 19 and 26 before departing. Penn relays set for April 27 and 28.
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Valentine contradicts Ned Irish in Brooklyn betting probe
Brooklyn witnesses recounted a clash over alleged professional gamblers in Madison Square Garden. Valentine testified that Ned Irish as acting MSG president warned of bold gambling, while Irish later denied the claim. Grand jury has been recalled and Irish is due again as John Doe hearings resume without a set date.
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Behr Manning wins Industrial League title in one point finish
Behr Manning defeat Watervliet Arsenal Howitzer Goe by a single point to clinch the Industrial Basketball League championship after a dramatic wire battle. Jim McCracken earns praise for season's performance. Troy area sports notes honor Mike Purdyda and St Michael's baseball push.
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Cox to Meet Robert on Albany Mat
Cox faces Yven Robert, Canadian ace, in Albany Capitol Arena Wednesday. Promoter Fess McMahon announced the match, part of a card that features Joe Cox, a veteran crowd favorite. The rest of the lineup will be finalized soon.
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