Bartfield Beats Zavala In Madison Square Garden Bout
Bartfield of New York won a clean decision over Humberto Zavala of Mexico at Madison Square Garden before 22,659 fans. Bartfield dominated with counter punches, extending a wide margin by rounds, while Zavala pressured but lacking finish. Eyebrow cuts and mounting feints marked the bout as Zavala fought hard though outgunned.
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Pi—Deesy Bartfeld
Humberto Zavala
Mexico
Andiese
Madison Square Garden
Daray
Elean
Cas J Stantly
Bart Beld
Zavala
Mansfield
Sartfield
Thei Eastsider
Jerry Fiorelio
Brooklyn
Lory
Ernie Forte
Providence
RL L
Rhode Island
Forte
Fiogelio
Buddy Garcia
Galveston
Tex
Vic Coste
Garcia
Action of Pin Group Lauded By DDT Head
Washington Cel J Monroe Johnson yesterday commended the National Bowling Council for canceling many tournaments and relieving the burden of civilian transportation. The director of the Office of Defense Transportation said he was particularly gratified that the NBC's action was entirely satisfactory. Johnson added that if such action is generally followed it will obviate the necessity of further governmental restriction.
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Washington
Cel
J. Monroe Johnson
Wational Bowling Council
Office of Defense Transportation
NBC
Johnson
Ice Championships Set for March 25
New York Amateur skaters will compete for national and North American titles at Madison Square Garden and the adjoining Iceland Rink on March 25. David Layman, president of the Skating Club of New York, announced yesterday.
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New York
Sketers
Madison Square Garden
David Layman
The
Skating Club of
RPI Cagers Face Holy Cross In Key Postseason Bid
RPI aims for a postseason invite as it hosts Holy Cross at 5 15 PM. The Engineers seek their 12th straight win, riding a strong ranking rise while Holy Cross brings a 4 8 record to Troy for a tougher test.
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RPI
Meet Holy Cross
Hensse
Polytechoie Institute
Holy Cross
Gymu
College and Service
Ictacs
Ed Donald
Chirzes
Troy
Cate
Trojans
Cryaders
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Tome
Ween
Heneselaer
Bais
Gon XT
N.Y
Cogat Guard
Navy
St. Jobs's
Sampson Navy
Valley Forge Hospital
New York C
Temple
Muhlenberg
Weat Minster
Sacred Heart A. A. of
Watervliet
Evans Kaynes Smith Fails Boston Debut In Knockout Loss
Evans Kaynes Smith, 162 pounds, loses to a New Jersey Negro in Boston on a five round stoppage as the crowd of 2,102 watches all bouts end by knockout. Jersey fighter staggers Smith twice with rights, but the Canadian keeps fighting until a fifth round right to the jaw ends it. Other results include Jimmy Mulligen ending Al Mitchell in a quick semi final and Ceithame returning home from service to study at an eastern base.
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Reedy Evans
Hackensack
Pomiena Smith
Sydney Alines
XLS
Callahana
Mechasles Hall
Smith
Boston
New Jersey
Negro
Evans
Vans
Canadien
Jew
Sydmer Mines
al’ Tost
Jimmy Mulligen
Lowell
al Mitchell
Puffelo
N.Y
Kaye
Card Completed for Mat Show at LaSalle Monday
The LaSalle Institute plan for a Monday wrestling card led by Ted Bayly, president of Troy Sports association, includes Steve Crasher Casey of Boston facing Zeus Chevski in the main bout. A thirty minute preliminary pits Pat Welsh against Pat Haley, with Welsh a World War II veteran from Atlantic City. The Germaine-Reis match is billed as a short main event. The program proceeds under the 27th Division A auspices.
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Mendey
Ted Bayly
Troy Sports
Rena
Bayly
Ted Gera
Portland
Ize
Atlantic City
Pat Haley
Rochester
Walsh
Capitol Arena
Algbany
Steve
Crasher
Casey
Boston
Zeuschevski
State Athletic Employee Seeks Reinstatement
New York Supreme Court Justice William C. Hecht Jr delayed Friday hearing on Patrick J. Callahan’s motion to compel reinstatement to the New York State Athletic Commission. Callahan, appointed deputy commissioner in November 1934 at $3000 yearly, inspected boxing clubs and equipment and says he was removed and deprived of salary without charges, misconduct findings, or hearing.
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Supreme Court
William C. Hecht, Jr
Patrick J. Callahan
New York State Athletic Commision
Callahan
John J. Phelan
Commission
Seni
Brooklyn College Officials to Testify In Sports Probe
Brooklyn College basketball coach Mortis Tubby Raskin and athletic director Dr Pitherd Boyce are set to testify in a fast moving sports corruption probe in Kings County Court. Assistant A A Cohen named them as star witnesses as investigators questioned BC players and others from St John s Long Island A and St Francis teams about bribe allegations.
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Mortis
Tubby) Raskin
Pitherd Boyce
Brooklyn College
William O'Drever
Kings County Court
A. A. Charles
Cohen
Brooxis A College
D. Ars Losis Abdino
Louis Ernest
Dvé B.C
St John’s
Long Island A
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Son of Card Pilot Missing In Air Crash
A wartime item reports Southworth, son of Card, missing after a bombing mission crash. It notes his father’s statements, a brief reference to a contract and wartime service details, amid a Virginia era press tone.
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Card
Marj
Billy Southworth, Jr
St Louis Cardinal
Flushing Bay
Two States Sign Boxing Agreement
New Jersey and New York reach mutual suspension pact amid boxing oversight talks. NJ State Athletic Commissioner UP John Hell notes the signing does not end New Jersey’s affiliation with the National Boxing Association. A similar agreement is discussed with Pennsylvania.
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Newark
N. J
John Hell
New Jersey
New York State
National Bi Association
Ball
Pennsylvanice
Sammy Snead Leads Gulfport Open After Tying Course Mark 65
Sammy Snead ties the Gulfport Open course record with a 65 to seize the lead. The field includes notable players like Hammon and McSpaden, with several pros and amateurs contending in the early rounds.
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Sammy Snead
Quiet Holdouts Shake Baseball Labor Skirmish
Baseball players mutter discontent as holdout talks circulate amid wage disputes. The piece notes pitchers like Wratt R Sather and Ray tt Bass may resist salary cuts, while Branch Rickey’s offer to Bass is mentioned. Coltart and Didier are listed among contract participants in the proamateur round.
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Moredy
Rhellop
Che Buss
Ray
Branch Rickey
Nasmuch
Wratt
Caledonians Face Utica Rink in Final
Caledonians prepare for a decisive matchup against Utica rink in the final. Ardsley players nameek floy head and WSS are noted as skipped.
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Caledonians
Utica
Ardsley
Floy Head & Wss
Rand Ardsley
Asics
Ralph Si. Andrews Andere
Club officials weigh wartime baseball pay and contracts
The article notes officials face uncertainty about immediate actions as wartime labor affects baseball pay. It suggests players may press claims if allowed to continue, arguing players and officials deserve fair compensation like workers in other legitimate businesses.
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