Worrisley Beats Welsh In Rough Six Round Bout
Freddie Welsh lightweight champion was outfought by Jimmy Murphy in a six round bout in Philadelphia. Murphy pressed from the second round, landing harder blows and troubling Welsh with aggression. Meanwhile horse racing news from Montana, Idaho, and Utah discussed plans for Tia Juana meets, operator changes, and possible pari mutuel adoption in Louisiana and Kentucky purse adjustments.
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Track date shifted for western indoor meet and college scene
Corvallis Oregon athletic director Dr EJ Stewart asks the Amateur Athletic Union to move the gate for the far western Indoor track meet from February to April 1. Harvard reports record turnout with 299 more athletes than last year spanning football track and tennis. George Percy of Arlington named strongest Harvard man with 1442.2 on strength test. Linus Windnagle of Portland elected Cornell cross country captain after two seasons on the squad.
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Oregon Agricultural College
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Harvard
George A. Percy
Arlington
Harvard College
H. R. Hardwick
Ithaca, N.Y
Linus Y ‘Windnagle
Portland, Ore
Cornell
Johnson to tackle reforms at annual league meeting
Chicago date shows B B Johnson president of the American League will lead the annual meeting to curb players appearing as newspaper writers and to discuss Nyara storming and the Cleveland muddle. Jacob Ruppert says he is negotiating a long term Polo Grounds contract but no conclusion yet.
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Magni
Tomorow
Nyara
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New York
Polo Grounds
Ruppert Open to Trades In American League Meeting
Chicago Dec. 13 Col Jacob Ruppert president of the New York Americans arrived for the American league meeting and said he would trade Third Baseman Maisel for Eddie Collins of the White Sox but would not commit on a rumor of Frank Baker or Jack Fournier being exchanged He also noted his club was after Frank Baker from Philadelphia.
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Quaker City Lad Whys. Tommy Buch defeats McGovern in ten rounds
Kansas City December 18 Tommy Buch the Philadelphia featherweight beat Renny McGovern of St Louis in a ten round bout tonight.
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Renny McGovern
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Candidacy season begins for Butte High basketball team
Butterish school opens practice under coach Michael Danahey with veteran players and new faces. District tournament will feature eight cities including Helena and Philipsburg with preliminaries at Anaconda gym. Debate team entries begin with revised state contest rules and Eugene Corris as adviser.
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Vone
Misgoula
Miszoula
Eugene Corris
Aggies Face Broad Intercollegiate Schedule Clash
The Montana State article outlines a long and varied basketball schedule for the Aggies, with games set across multiple states and schools including Utah aggies Brigham, Logan, Preston, Pocatello, and others. Coach Bennion fields a large squad led by Captain Connery and guards Cannon, Rice, and Murbura among four-man groups, preparing for a January start and a heavy travel winter slate.
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Tran Aggies
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Oneida State Academy
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Connolly Opens Gym Named Pat's Place On Hamilton Street
Pat Connolly opened a new gymnasium and training quarters on Hamilton Street with a large main room for punching bag and boxing gear and a separate shower and bath area. The facility aims to serve busy business men seeking fitness and personal instruction with an afternoon class already underway. The informal name Pat's Place is favored by friends, though an official title is expected to be chosen.
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Hamilton Street
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Emmasium
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Hugh Leonal
Marks Fall to Lowest Level Since War Began
New York December 18 German money values dropped to a low with Berlin bills of exchange at 77% cents, down from recent highs. Marks once at 20% cents were now 10% cents. Austrian Kronen fell to lows due to sentiment, not sales. Officials cited rumors the Reichsbank may seize gold held privately in the empire.
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Berlin
Vienna
Reichsbank
Imperial Bank of Germany
Italian forces attack heights near Oslavia checked on Gorizia front
Berlin dispatch reports Italian forces again attacked the heights near Oslavia on the Gorizia front. The gasault was immediately checked, according to the official statement issued.
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