Round-Up contrasts with aging champs in boxing legends
The Round-Up spotlights veteran boxers Jim Driscoll and Peddler Palmer as aging former titleholders who defend past glories while Terry McGovern’s defeat remains a benchmark. It notes Palmer’s and Driscoll’s careers, Palmer’s 42 years, and a past clash with Driscoll. The piece shifts to boxing promoter stance on Willard Dempsey negotiations, Idaho bets, and promoter Rickard’s stance, then moves to Doyle of the Giants, his forthcoming season, and potential return to form after hospitalization.
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Peddler Palmer
Jages
Driscol
Palmer
Driscoll
Wicer
Lonsdale Bell
Ttell
Palmette
Ringford
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Teckahoe
Terry
Hia
Warty Doyle
Giants
T¢ Doyle
Doyle
Reid Hia
Morgan
Shannon
Griffith
Oriale
Shotton
Robertson
Shannon Devaion
Big Day in Saddle at Oriental Park Races
The Oriental Park meet produced a crowded program with multiple races, near misses, and shifting leaders. Notable performances include Senator and Bombast edging closely in open events, while several horses like Ploveeno t and Water Willow vied for top placement amid uncertain times and a paused schedule affecting tomorrow’s results.
Gossip of the Track and Racing Headlines
Gossip of the Track notes horses for Bowie and Hot Springs meets with names like Bondage Royal Jester and Irish Daler. Mentions Commander J R, the Suburban handicap at Belmont Park, and Doc Fulcher’s France trip. Also reports Houdini’s class, billiard championship dates for de Oro Copulgs, and district parkline results with Germain and MeTeated Poulter.
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Arthur
Bowie
Hot Springs
J. KR
Black Jester
Saratoga
Sul
Royal Jester
Ross
Hay
Sats Sear
Belmont ‘Park
Doc” Fulcher
Cing
France
Dee
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Mrs Wigtman Leads Boston Women to Net Title Qualifying
New York March 11 Play for the women’s national tennis title advanced smoothly as the second round began. Boston contestants won two singles and both doubles, with Mrs George W Wightman delivering easy victories in morning and afternoon matches. Zinderstein and Wightman teamed to win doubles, while other Boston players like Miss Hooker and Miss Baker posted victories. The article notes broader prep in baseball and track as Western Central Tech teams gear up for spring meets and interclass events at Central.
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Sif Fexé
Migs Molla Béeuratedt
Bostih
George W. Wightman
Boston
Western
Central
Tech
Regiment
Baltimore
Ernie Schafer
Frank Kruppig
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Grupp
East West tennis match plans for next summer
Officials of the California Lawn Tennis Association and the United States National Lawn Tennis Association discussed a proposed East West team match to be scheduled in July due to Atlantic seaboard tournament conflicts. Cincinnati and Pinehurst were among cities considered for the event.
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California Lawn Tennis Association
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George T. Adee
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Rickard delays decision on fight site location
New York report says Tex Rickard, promoter of the Willard-Dempsey heavyweight title bout, has returned from a West tour with no definite site chosen yet. He found numerous telegrams offering sites awaiting him, but no speedier plan, and indicated he will not rush a decision.
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Western Five Freshmen Win Scholastic Title
Western High freshmen defeated Central youngsters 13 to 3 in the M. M. Co. A. gym to win the freshman scholastic basketball title. Western’s Trosby netted five baskets, Central relied on free throws, and Childress led scoring for Western with several baskets.
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Josgers
Central
M. Co. A
Inasium
Centralia
Trosby
Western
Wentern
Teftrens
Childress Fe Childress
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Walter Reed Wins Basket Game Over YMCA Quint
Walter Reed Hospital’s basketball team defeated the YMCA five 41 to 20 at the Walter Reed gym yesterday. The opening half ended 14 to 8. Meyerson Copeland Walter Teed Seme Speloman and Y M C A players showed strong scoring and defense through the game.
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M. C.A. Quint
Walter Reed
Dooneten
Saubergen
Sauber
Herman to Tour Europe After Boxing Title Wins
New Orleans March 11 Pete Herman bantamweight champion will leave for a European tour early next month with manager Sam Goldman confirming bouts in Europe against Jimmy Wilde and Charley Ledoux. He is guaranteed a stipend and expenses plus an engagement in English music halls. Herman also plans to visit Italy to promote the sport.
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Pete Herman
Mew
Orléans
Sam Goldman
Chami Pions
Europe
Jimmy Wilde
Charley Ledoux
Hertan
Hle
Italy
Tandis Takes Lead In A B C Tourney
Toledo bowlers led after the first squad of sixteen teams, with Tandis ahead in the A B C tourney as the afternoon session concluded and the field prepared for the night on the alleys.
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A.B. C
Toledo
Braves Through with Herzog as Grant Reports
New York on March 11 Coach Grant of the Braves met Charley Herzog who is under contract with Boston for 1919 at a $10 000 salary. Talks of waivers and a potential move to New York dominated the discussion but no agreement was reached. Grant claimed a flattering offer was made and Herzog refused to agree, while Herzog cited price objections to a cut from 15 060. Yankees officials denied negotiations. Grant emphasized no club had yet proposed Herzog, but he would accept strong bids.
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Gotham
Giants
New York
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Wihout
Citan
St. Bete
cam‘Pain
Hornsby
St. Louis
Jena
F Robertson
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Braves
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Yanks Sign Virginia Outfielder Thomas Miller
New York reports the Yankees signed Thomas Miller an outfielder from Virginia who led the Virginia League in bat ting last season. The move adds depth to the roster as the team strengthens its farm system.
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Yankees
Thomas Miller
Richmond Grnd
Bicycle racer and baseball player Curley Dies in Hagerstown
Eu gene A. Curley, 55, a retired professional bicycle racer and baseball player, died suddenly in Hagerstown. He raced for Danville and Norfolk and other Virginia League teams for many years.
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Eugene A. Curley
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Braves Sell Conway to Memphis Club
In a March 11 report Raster notes Inv fieldar R. D. Conway is sold to the Memphis club by Beaton Nationals management. Toronto club leader Merchke-President i Mc Caffery confirms Syracuse and Newark will remain in the International League but under new management.
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Merchke
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