Dempsey Retains Title In New York Knockout Fight
New York December 14 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion knocked out Bill Brennan of Chicago in the twelfth round in the first heavyweight title fight under the Walker Law. About 14,000 fans attended at Madison Square Garden with receipts expected near $200,000. Brennan fought bravely but could not halt Dempsey’s decisive assault as the champion retained the title.
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Dempsey Brennan Fight Ends With Dempsey Victory
The report details a brutal boxing bout where Dempsey lands decisive blows in round twelve, Brennan crumples, and the referee counts to ten. The article also references stadium plans, college football culture, and other boxing notes without sensational detail.
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Canton and Buffalo clash in sparse Polo Grounds turnout
In New York the Canton and Buffalo pro football game drew about 6 000 fans, far below city college crowds and earlier showdowns. Player precision impressed yet fans missed drama and organized cheers, with critics noting little variety and no large stunts.
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Heydler Salary Boost Signals League Support
The National League at its New York meeting extended John A. Heydler’s term as president for three years and granted a sizable salary increase. The move follows an eight-club formal adoption amid praise for leadership during a turbulent time. The 1920 season was marked as the most successful yet, with higher gate receipts and a shift in governance to combat internal dishonesty and external gambling pressure.
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Pacing Champion J R Gentry Dies in Tennessee
Te nns witness obituary notes pacing champion J R Gentry, aged old age mention. The fragmented report recalls his status as a leading pacer, with unclear dates and lingering details about his death in Tennessee.
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