Villar II Bout With Godoy Off in Tampa
The ten round heavyweight bout between Arturo Godoy of Chile and Claudio Villar II was postponed indefinitely after a walkout by Villar amid a boxing return in Tampa at Phillips Field. Promoter Bil Sallade reported the withdrawal, delaying what would have been Godoy’s first U S appearance in a comeback bid toward another title shot against Joe Louis.
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Bil Sallade Weld
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Joe Lots
Levey Named Jamestown ET Manager
Buffalo UPI Jim Levey, former utility infielder for Buffalo, will manage the Jamestown Falcons of the Bong Baseball League this year. Owner Harry Bisgeier announced, Levey succeeds Ollie Carmage, joined Buffalo in 191, came from Dallas in the Texas League, served in the Army, and holds the International League shortstop fielding record with 29 chances in one game. Buffalo and Jamestown have a working agreement.
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Jim Levey
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Jamestown Falcons
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Levey
Ollie Car Megie
Excell Tops National AAU Indoor Track Vote
New York reporting Barney Ewell of Camp Kilmer won the athletes poll for the indoor track meet honoring meritorious performances at Saturday night’s AAU indoor event. Ewell swept the broad jump and 69 yard dash, earning a pair of wrist watches. Max Minor of the U S Military Academy won the 60 yard low hurdles, with James Rafferty and others in second and notable performers listed.
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Camp Kilmer
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Exell
Max Minor
U. S. Military Academy
James Rafferty
Forest Etaw
James Pettit
Service Teams Dominate A's Exhibition Schedule
Philadelphia Athletics announced by Earl Mack show service teams leading the exhibition slate. The games include Camp Dix Army at Camp Dix on April 7, Washington Senators at Fort Meade on April 32, Bainbridge Naval Training Station at Bainbridge on April 33, Navy Sea Bees at Rhode Island on April 23, Coast Guard Academy at New London on April M, and Marine Corps at Quantico on May 27, with Curtis Bay and Frederick dates in March.
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Met
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Egyptian artifacts unearthed by Sir Flinders Petrie found in London
London report reveals antiquities excavated by English archaeologist Sir Flinders Petrie include ancient pins and balls and other artifacts. The find highlights Petrie's contributions to Egyptology and enlarges public knowledge of early Egyptian life discovered abroad.
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London
Nea
bowEns
Sir Finders Petrie
Legislation to Protect Minor Leagues Moves Forward
Chicago committee urged that the National Association influence the selection of a new commissioner and back protective measures for the minors. Aimed to renegotiate major minor league relations, the plan seeks minor league input in Landis successor talks and possible funding toward the commissioner's office.
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UPA
Mi Cor Lescue
Nations Association of Minor Leagues
Tate
Landis
Tom Richardsat
Eastern League
National
Richardson
National Association
St. Louis
Landis Suicass
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Rowland
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth
Diverse Bowling Standings and High Scores Across Leagues
Recap highlights from multiple bowling leagues with standout performances. Hydes, Cramer, and Derker posted notable scores while Dan Kers and the Greens fought through several tight matches. Castracani led the Rensselaer Valve Mixed League with a 376 triple and 215 high, and Janice Burleigh led Alpha Beta scoring with a 483 single.
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Ed Castracani
Laure X
Janice Burleigh
Lillian Wooster
Helen O'Brien
Ann Fremont
Helen Flesner
Busy Woodworth
Frances Perrine
Hertha Wagar
Harriet Cote
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Teenaged Basebakers Poised for Regular Jobs Says Skeptical Manager
Evans notes minor league crowds will accept results from younger players while major league fans may see the same limitations. He recalls last season's surprising teen talent and predicts more teens will handle regular duties this season.
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Attell Dismisses Pep as Old-Time Fighters Class
Abe Attell argues Willy Pep would have been outpaced by era greats like Dixon Nelson Woigest and Herman. Pep defends belt against Terranova sparking debate. Also notes on Godoy, Lawler, Ochoa and other boxing events and comebacks across March and early spring shows.
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Abe Attell
Whlliie Pep
George Dixon
Bailing Nelson
Ad Woigest
Kid Herman
Harry Markson
Mike Jacobs
Red Thumper
Pep
Paul Terranova
Abelaiming Whlie
Bke
Arturo Godoy
Tampa
Claodia Vilar
Mickey Hayes
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Jack Larkin
Steve Dudas
Hockey Star Loses Sight Of Right Eye
St Louis reports a hockey player was hit in the eye during a game, losing sight in his right eye. The defenseman Joba from Pittsburgh and incident details from Fort Es, Ontario, Cas are noted, with injury described as severe and permanent.
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Pitsburg
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Cas
Former Baseball Secretary Dies in Baltimore Hotel
New York reported the death of Z. Pa Ashton a former secretary of the baseball club from 1825 to 1930. He was found dead in a Belmont Plaza Hotel room and the death was listed as natural causes. Ashton served during his father's tenure as principal stockholder and president of the National League club.
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Wiliam Ashton
West Cold Soving Lane
Baltinore
Z. Pa
Belmont Plaza
Ashton
Zoom
All-America players from last decade mostly servicemen
An Associated Press survey finds about 73 percent of noted college football All-Americans over the last ten years served in the armed forces. The piece notes several players and their wartime roles, with brief career glimpses and postwar outcomes, including losses and rescues, across multiple military branches and teams.
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Glenn Davis First Met Co Star at Army by Proxy
WHITNEY MAETEX reports on Glenn Davis meeting a Met co star by proxy at West Point. The dialogue covers Shaughnessy recalling past players, West Point attitudes, and a candid exchange about college football stars, with references to Frankie Albert, Tulane, and a developing bench of players.
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Glenn Davis
Army By
New Minor Leagues Out Bramham Durham NC
Fragmented OCR notes report on minor leagues status and suspensions. References appear to discuss leagues in Durham North Carolina with mentions of Bramham and Sezetetis, noting plans, approvals, and reactivation issues amid suspensions and regulatory actions. No clear dates or complete facts are readable.
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Bor Berm
Regisia
Bramham
Two Football Prospects Seen by Tulene Coach
Shaughnessy described Felix Blanchard, a veteran player, as a capable fullback on the baby tank line while Bealliesa’s misstep was noted. Glenn Davis, already a leading candidate for All-America honors, rode with the team days earlier and joked about his position, revealing future plans and readiness for the game.
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