Dempsey Promoter Hopes Rise In Chicago Boxing
Chicago crowd hopes Tack Dempsey will promote major bouts after word spreads that the boxing great may establish Chicago headquarters. Officials say his drawing power could sell out championships, despite past promoter failures. Prehn endorses Dempsey as best to advance the sport and boost money-making events in Illinois. Paolino Azcudin vs Christner set for MSG on Feb 22 with winner to face Heeney. winner then to meet Risko and Schineling’s survivor before Sharkey Stribling matchup.
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Jack Dempsey
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Jim Mullen
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Jack
Tex Rickard
Soldiers’ Field
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Paul Prehn
National Boxing Association
Ilinois Boxing Commission
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Christner
New York
Paolino Azcudin
K .O. Christner
Madison Square Garden
John S. Hammond
the Garden
Tom Heeney
Tunney
Pauline Christ
Rev-Heeney
Johnny Risko
Max Schineling
Hammond
Jack Sharkey-Young
Miami Beach
La Porte Quintet Triumphs Handily Over Prep Rivals
La Porte Quintet dominates prep rivals in a decisive victory as the national doubles racquet tournament opens with entrants from Chicago New York Detroit and St Louis. England duo C M Bruce and J C F Simpson did not defend their title.
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New York
Detroit
St. Louis
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J. C. F. Simpson
England
Bell Eyes Rockford For Ball Diamond Entry
Rockford seeks a baseball park to join the Mississippi Valley League. President Belden Hill, in Gedar Rapids, weighs sites as Ira Hell of Rockford and the Fans Association push a plan to post a forfeit bond by February 1. Rockford school board blocks using its athletic park, delaying a firm decision.
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Gedar Rapids
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Sippi League
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Waterloo
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Penn Will Limit Sports Activity of Its Athletes
The University of Pennsylvania announced new rules restricting undergraduates in sport. Freshmen may participate in only one sport, with rare exceptions, and upperclassmen limited to five forms of competition unless coaches approve otherwise. The policy aims to reduce academic strain and physical burden for varsity athletes, citing football captain Paul Scull as an example of a player who might not fit the two-sport rule.
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University of Pennsylvania
Paul Scull
Penn
Tast Fall
Veteran pitcher to seek treatment for arm ailment in LA
George Ukhle, a veteran American League pitcher who was sold from the Cleveland Indians to the Detroit Tigers, will have his right arm treated by Dr. Charles Spencer in Los Angeles to regain his form. Frank Navin, Tigers owner, says Ukhle will arrive within two weeks.
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George Unit
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Charles Spencer
Ukhle
Frank Navin
Tigers
Sande May Be Up Again In Comeback Bid
New York reports indicate Sande once America's top jockey may attempt a comeback this year. Maryland sources say he trains strenuously to shed weight that forced retirement last summer after quitting riding at the Vermont fall meeting.
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Steely Quintet Faces Gotham Five On East High Floor
Steelys Shamrocks host the Harlem Globe Trotters at East High School tonight in a basketball exhibition. The visiting lineup features Fat Long Washington Reed Wright Anderson Pullins and Oliver among others, with Steelys’ Excker Thompson Beckner and Mosher anchoring the lineup. Walter can’t play due to a knee injury, Northwestern likely missing Rut Walter in upcoming road games.
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Fat) Long
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Wash
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Beckner
Steelss Globe Trotters
Excker
Oliver Thormpson
LE Anderson Beckner Ce Pullins Mosher Na Tanz
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Makeover
Coe
Umptor
Bioora
Hornsby Near Wagner Record in Major League Baseball
By AL Demare Former pitcher for the New York Giants notes Hornsby could tie Honus Wagner’s NL career batting record. The Rajah has matched Wagner seven times, with six already in the modern era, and aims to equal the Flying Dutchman’s feat this season.
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Hornsby
Hans Wagner
Mioway
Wagner
Ditchman
Mayer
Aguires
Barne Dreyfus
Fights Last Night Roundup From Multiple Venues
The Associated Press report lists several boxing results from battles nationwide. Parle-Al Brows defeated by outpoint. Thier Hotory of France defeated in Detroit. Tad Taylor over Terry Noute of Indiana. Mary Fiera beat Painted Kid Woods in Chicago. Earl Mantro of Chicago outpointed Kid Prowcis of Bur an. Baby Stribling defeated K. G. Billy Beawards in Savannah. Kid Lencho fought Milton Man auoo to a draw in New Orleans.
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United States
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Prance
Tefianaguits
Tad Taylor
Terry
Noute
Ind
Billy Bhow
Detroit
Marry Fiera
Chicagn
Kid Woods
Indianapolis
Angelos
Cal
Earl Mantro
Chicago
Kid Prowcis
Buran
Jackronquin
Worbert
Baby Stribling
Macon
K. G
Billy Beawards
Savannah
Hot Springs
Arki
Kid Lencho
Ban Antonin
Protest decision keeps Bartles-Shepherd win in standings
Bartles-Shepherd Oil quints beat Rath Packing in an Industrial league game despite Rath protest over player Houck who used the name Murphy. Houck, a State Teachers College student, left the floor after three fouls without scoring. New Hartford also beat Clarksville in separate games with the seniors tied 18 to 18 and the second team 19 to 7.
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Sons State Teachers College
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Murphy
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Hawkeye Henry Canby sets indoor pole vault mark
Henry P Canby, Iowa sophomore from Mount Pleasant, cleared 13 feet 4 1 2 inches on a dirt runway to set an American indoor record claim. He topped Northwestern's William Droegemuller by two inches, who vaulted 13 feet 2 1 2 inches to win the Western Conference Indoor title last March. Canby has cleared 13 feet multiple times this winter, surpassing Xavier Boyles's 13 feet 3 3 4 inches two years ago. A record claim will be filed with the Amateur Athletic Union before Canby’s first intercollegiate meet against Wisconsin on Feb 9. West Union edges Postville in boys game. girls also win.
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Mount Pleasant
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Oanby
William HH
Droegemuller
Northwestern
Canby
Xavier P. Boyles
Feantain
Amateur Athletic Union
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri Tigers Beat Iowa State 29 19 in Ames
Missouri Tigers rout Iowa State 29 to 19 in Ames after a prior win over Drake. Fast break pace and tight defense dominated, with Missouri taking an early lead and holding on as the largest crowd for an Iowa State game since 1892 watched. The box score lists Welsh, Ruble, Morgan, Baker, Craig, Roach for Missouri and Lande Woods Ludwig Rudi Tiltch for Iowa State, with referee Taylor. The note adds the banana name origin from a Congo language.
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Taylor
Fairmount
Sacred Heart 18 Victor in game with G I five
Sacred Heart basketball defeated Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids 17 to 11 after an early lead. Coughlin scored three goals and one free throw for Sacred Heart, while Lantz led Immaculate Conception with three goals and two free throws. Seventeen personal fouls were called, Nolan and Byrnes fouled out on their fourth personals.
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la Porte
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Waverly College Music Prof Plans Sumner Concert
Wartburg college music department head BE Heist will present an organ recital at St John Lutheran in Sumner Sunday at 8 pm assisted by the choir and soloists. A silver offering will be received. The program features Prof Herst’s composition Holy and follows a winter organ dedication event at the church.
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