Boxing News on Johnson and European challengers
The article reports on possible challengers to champion Jack Johnson, including Mahmout and Gotch, with Empire A. C. denying bouts at its club. It notes New York opposition to Johnson fights, potential purses around 35000 or more, and state laws affecting boxing due to public opinion and venue rules.
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Mahmout
Gotch
mM.towezke
Mahmout Alae
Empire A. C
Chicago
Zbyszko
Amateur commission clash over Griffiths on rules panel
Chairman Young of the amateur commission argues Griffiths be added to the rules committee of a body. The move raises a fine point for the Athletic Research society, which has spent six years trying to define amateurism and needs twelve more to finish. Critics warn the presence of Griffiths and Reeside could professionalize the group and risk charges of false pretenses in banking activities. The Minnesota actions cited elsewhere add context to the debate.
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Young
Clarke ‘GriMth
Spen
Mesere
Grifith
Reeside
Minne Gota
Wrestler Zbyseke protests match plan in boxing bout lead
The manager of Zbyseke, Heltah wrestler, sent a protest letter to Cheego regarding the plan to pit the winner of the Ederson Derek bout against Raievitch. The exchange follows a contentious build up to the proposed match.
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Riiter
Zbyseke
Raievitch
Wats
Sullbin Gotham
Cheego
National Commission May Decide Big Minor League Requests
Chicago promoters push to place clubs in Chicago and St Louis as talks intensify over a proposed third major league. The Jewish082 major magnates weigh the American Association and International League as factors, with key figures including Nelson, Strnther Park owner, and John Powers planning actions in St Louis. The outcome hinges on the national commission meeting in Cincinnati next week and could revive or quash the outlaw league bid.
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National Commission
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington Post
New
Baseball League
Mordecid Brown
Nelson
Strnther Park
Okt Rellabla
North Side
Bie
American Association
Internatioal League
Ziven
National’ Commission
Becinas
St Ita Cincinnat
Teagattt
Cela
Ifise Avalon
Chekles Hayenar
Rer
Mineaahee Lu An
Ist. Louis
Baseball Schedule Talks at French Lick Secrecy
Major league schedule committees spent six hours in a closed session at French Lick Ind. awaiting magnates approval for 1932 dates. Secretaries Heydler and Molloy led the talks with no date for releases. Griffith to study Mt. St. Marys pitcher Joe Engle for Nationals. Engle, a Mount St. Marys star, is to have a tryout with Washingtons pitching staff.
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Seasion
French Lick
Ind
Americen
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Associated -Prees
Gomtulttees
Conckunion
E Heydler
Nations League
Molloy
Amterncen League
Cardinal Feota
Vaetans
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Mrehch Lick
Ian
Baseball Writers
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Murphy
National League
Johnson
American
Engle
Nationals
Griffith
Joe Engle
Washington
Mount St. Mary's
Iocall
Mike Kahoe
Akron
Ohio
Jim “McAleer
McAleer
Bostom
Youngstown
Razlon
Johnsons books M'vey 20 rounds on Easter Monday
Johnson secures a 20 round victory over M'vey on Easter Monday in a boxing card setting. The bout showcased Johnsons speed and footwork as he controlled the mid rounds to clinch the decision.
City feature race ends with Rose Queen main event
Report of Rockey Ambrose injured after a Spill in the 85 furlong handicap where Rose Queen, favored by bettors, wins the city feature as Barn Darice and Lighthouse collide. Ambrose suffers cuts and teeth injury, forcing him to cancel mounts while Hopkins and Minder escape unharmed. Summary also notes Johnson planning a $90,000 bout in Sydney with McIntosh promoter details.
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Pest
Columbia, & C
Rose Queen
Caughhiy
Darice
Barney
Lighthouse
Ambrose
Hopkins
Minder
J. Baddvert
Tod
Macon
Ani
Eopand
Bonnie Bes
Chappel
Silbershe
Quingy
Bello
Bligeaboth
Miver
Iso
Black Branch
Erattoracbers
Mose Gueem
Bruce
Bach
Andreas
Aj Vaid
Tims
Richard Reed
Lewin
Milzasbeth Harwool
Mrs Devlin Seeks Divorce Amid Scandal In Washington
A Chicago woman Mrs. Devlin seeks divorce after a romance formed in Washington. Arthur Devlin a New York Giants infielder and Tim a boarding student were involved. Devlin allegedly played for Georgetown and Cuba trip sparked their estrangement. Uma Wallis is noted as Frederick L Wilke’s daughter and family ties are mentioned.
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Chicago
Washington, D. C
Arthur Devlin
New York Giants
Georgetown
Tima Wik
Uma Wallis
Frederick “L. Wilke
Union Trust Company of Chicago
Devlin
Pinehurst Holiday Golf Tourney Shifts to Finals
Wilt Meat leads in Pinehurst Ohio holiday golf tourney as 2 hole contest narrows to finals. Robert Hunter of Western wins division semifinal. Rob Robbins of Garden City advances in upper half. Beech of Fox Creek earns spot after beating Johnson, Baraberry notes. Thorsen eliminated in early rounds.
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Finaia
Pinehurst
8. C
Robert Hunter
Westarn
Alm Robbins
Garden City
Curley to Post Cash for Johnson Opponent in Chicago
Flynn's promoter Jack Curley left for Chicago today to post cash for a heavyweight title bout with Jack Johnson. He planned to offer Johnson twenty dollars of his share of the purse for two rounds. The Salt Lake City dispatch notes Curley aims to bind the match with $19,000 in cash and renew a $20 offer for Johnson’s portion.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
McVey Pers
Sydney
New South Wales
Johnson
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Hugh McIntosh
Pacific
Rebels Triumph In Narrow Win At Home Court
Yd Lt A Rebel five defeated the home team 3 to 1 in a windy affair at the suscuble gymnasium. Shaffer starred with seven field goals while Connors and Smith contributed solidly for the Moging five. Clements and Downers added points as Smith and Conners led early but faded late. Referee Jimmy Gollinawar oversaw a 20 minute halves match.
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Suscuble
MO. A
Rosedale
Smith
Conners
Shaffer
Rebels
Clemens
Frage
Greed
Schwester
Shaiter
Connors
Howard
Chulte
tonle—Steed
Clements
Downers
Jimmy
Gollinawar
Moti
Siatth
Zirkle
Mr. Gable
Vigilants Name Officers and Football Leader
At a Vigilant Athletic Club meeting last night W E Thompson was elected president J E Oliveri chosen business manager and Dooley Kensie named to head next year’s football Eleven. Secretaries and treasurer retained by Taft. Members pledged best effort to keep scholastic team scoreless at Union League Park Sunday in the final contest and seek a decisive date for the game.
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W. E. Thompson
J. E. Oliveri
Dooley
Kensie
Taft
Gensbn
Fhielies Buy Tom Downey From Cin Cincinnati
Philadelphia National League club announces purchase of Tom Downey from Cincinnati. Downey to report for spring training. Substitute Tafeldar Zehr, with team two years, may be moved to Sacramento or Buffalo. Detroit signing Mick Sam Clwright and others noted in brief.
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Philadelphia
Fopel
Cinelmati
Tom Downey
Downay
Tafeldar Zehr
Sacramento
Buffaln. Oy
Minnesota Acts to Bar Professio nal Athletes
University of Minnesota faculty moves to purge athletes by barring anyone who has ever received wages from the athletic board of control. Hert Hull, a promising middle distance candidate, is cited as the first punished for accepting money for selling tickets at a Chicago game. Officials vow broader enforcement to uphold amateur eligibility across football, track, and baseball, with a campus conference called to set stricter rules and hold coaches responsible for amateur fitness.
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University of Minnesota
Athletic Board of Control
Hall
Hert Hull
Wabpelou
X. Dak
He Ty
Herold Hull
Gopher
Hull
James Paine
University
Chicago
Northrop
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Taame
Hoss
Allence
Dia
Wiliam Pierce
Burcay School
Pichig
Tila
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Minnesota
Dartmouth and Cornell End in Flat Football Tie
An odd early college report notes a Dartmouth vs Cornell football game may appear in the New York or Ithaca programs. The Dartmouth committee meets to decide venue and a tense pennant race involving Penn, Brown, and Cornell is described with scattered lacrosse notes and unrelated medical musings in the mix.
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Nei
Sisson
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Circe
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