Jersey City Fighter Braddock Emerges As Heavyweight Contender
James J Braddock from New Jersey roars toward the heavyweight crown after stopping Jim Slattery in the ninth round. The 25 year old has won three straight fights since October and is tipped as a leading contender, with eyes on moving from the 175 pound division to unlimited weights. Braddock dominated Slattery with a series of rights to the head, pinning him against the ropes before the finish.
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Wright’s throwing arm mystery unsettles Pirates trade
Fragmentary notes suggest Wright suffered a shoulder issue during training misread as illness. Reports allege a blocked trade from Pittsburgh to Brooklyn with Robins seeking players Jess Petty and Rhonda. the saga involves a brick wallhandball and potential trade cancellation questions.
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Bowling Team Clinches Series With Three Straight Wins
In the Commercial league at Elks alleys UW member Jeanue rolled 202 for high single. Worrell led with 229 in a 4-1 team stretch. Truak 214 Stelte 264 Sim mons 202 provided strong support as teams split games and top individuals were named.
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Huggins Sees Ruth Five More Years With Yanks
St Petersburg March 12 Yankee manager Miller Huggins, noting Babe Ruth and the power of the batting order, predicts a tougher AL race but believes the heavy hitting club will win the pennant again. He cites Ruth Meusel Gehrig and a strong pitching staff as keys and says the Yankees may win fewer than 100 games if form wavers.
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Mitchell Declam Contest Entrants Named
Verna Ahrens and Helen Staraba will represent Mitchell school in the Osage subdistrict declamatory contest. Ahrens competes in partly humorous division and Staraba in the dramatic event. The event is set for Friday, March 12.
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Dempsey near miss story told by Miami Beach context
Frank Getty recounts the Dempsey shooting tale during the Sharkey Stribling buildup. He exposes the incident as overblown publicity, noting the Miami police doubted the mystery prowler, while Steve Hannagan managed publicity for Dempsey and the event.
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Manassa
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Hannagan
Mitchell Tries a Comeback as Church Boxing Teacher
Milwaukee scene reports Pinkey Mitchell once junior welter champion is back in boxing as an instructor at West Allis Presbyterian Church in Milwaukee suburb. The comeback accompanies an athletic program led by Rev. W. S. Ketchley at the church.
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Pinkey" Mitchell
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Mickey Walker Eyes Heavyweight Title Shot
The article discusses Mickey Walker, former world welterweight champion, pursuing the vacant heavyweight crown with manager Jack Kearns backing a bid. It notes his wins over former champions, a potential bout in Chicago, and references to prior controversial decisions.
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Favorites Survive First Round in National Meet
In Kansas City the National A U basketball tournament began second round play after 14 games. The Kansas City Athletic Club beat Lemmons Astons 75 to 4, Cook Painter’s KC downed Turiack Motors 69 to, Midwest A C defeated Hillyards 48 to 34, Henry Clothiers beat Tri-State 24 to 23, and Kansas City Life topped Tulsa A C 34 to 20. East-West games on today’s schedule include Cincinnati’s Stash vs St Ignatius and Fisher Body vs Denver University.
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Baseball News From Coastal Clashes And Camp Adjustments
Reports from Avalon to San Antonio detail Coastal League action where the Braves edge Avon Park 2 to 5 as pitchers tire and managers reshuffle lineups. Giants train with Roush brothers, while Pirates and Yankees show roster tweaks amid illnesses.
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Baseball News From Various Spring Training Camps
Fragmented reports describe players and managers at spring training sites in Florida and Texas. Teams like the White Sox, Browns, Reds, Braves, Red Sox, Indians, and Tigers shuffle rosters, holdouts, contract delays, and practice plans amid a flurry of mislaid drills and evolving lineups.
Osage Musicians to Give Chicago Recital
Osage Indiana March 12 two Osage girls Harriett Starr and Ruth Smith will appear in a recital Wednesday evening in the recital hall of the Sherwood School in Chicago. Starr will play the first part of a piano duet with her teacher Miss Georgia Rober Pantasten CD Minor and Smith will perform MacDowell Concert Etude as a piano solo.
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Cyclones Enter Illinois Relays to Urbana
Iowa State college will send seven indoor track stars to the Illinois Relays in Urbana on March 12. Captain Hoak Putnam Christenson, with Engle or Behrens for the relay quartet, plus Soulis Hager and Meter, are named as likely entrants. Iowa State has a strong Illinois Relays history, facing strong Midwest rivals in a meet climaxing the indoor season.
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Fayette Farm Boys Recovering From Farm Accident
Randalia report Marth 12 notes Duane Repiner has returned home after surgery to remove a tight eyeball following a fall against furniture at his residence. His father Herman Hoepfner farms nearby. Marion Odekirk is convalescing after leg bone fractures and other injuries from a bull attack while fleeing over a farm gate weeks ago.
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Hawkeye Tank Boys Entered in Big Ten Tourney
Iowa City March 12 Twelve University of Iowa swimmers are entered in the Western conference championship meet in Chicago Friday and Saturday Coach Armbruster named men in nine events Liddle leads in multiple sprints and relays while Captain Bender and Nyholm pace diving strengths.
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Nations of Europe Adopt U S Style in Bowling Game
Uncle Joe Thum, 71, head of the International Bowling Association, aims to persuade Europe to adopt American rules and ten pins. Sweden, America, Germany, Finland, Holland, Norway and Denmark are members. The United States will send three teams to the Stockholm tournament in May, with a 1933 title potentially bringing the event to the U.S.
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Pin Aces Top Places In A B C Meet
Chicago bowling teams struggled with only one first place, taken by W Theusen and R. E rt Ips in the dove holes with 1234 pins. rivals from Burlington Ta led by Cc Peterson and P Haas trailed at 1311 pins. Hees ranked fourth in all events with 1790, Oliva of Burlington Ta tallied 9656 total for fifth, and J While of Sioux City Ta stood seventh with a gaz.
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