Dobie Honored as Navy Grid Wizard of the West
Gilmour Dobie, celebrated coach from Washington, heads Navy football at Annapolis. His 1919 Navy squad beat Army, with key players Clark the full back and Captain Ewen returning next season to bolster a strong backfield and experienced line.
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Dream foresees Beckett Carpentier defeat in first round
The Daily Mail reports Evelyn Breton dreamed Beckett would lose to Georges Carpentier in London on December 4. She sent the dream letter to the newspaper noting the coincidence with Carpentier’s arrival and contemplating bad omens.
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London
By Mail
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Georges Carpentier
Evelyn Breton
Daily Mail
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Beckett
Carpentier
Chesilton Road
Fulham
Fitzsimmons Son Outboxes Kinley in Debut Bout
Newark, Dec. 16. Young Bob Fitzsimmons, son of the former world champion, won his first pro contest by outboxing Ed Kinley of Newark in an eight round bout. Fitzsimmons weighed 170 pounds to Kinley’s 173.
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N. J
Bob Fitzsimmons
Ed Kinley
Fitzsimmons
Kinley
Negotiations Complete for Wilde Tremaine New Year Bout
Cleveland promoter Matt Hinkle and Db Hughes for Jimmy Wilde reached agreement for a 10 round flyweight title bout with Carl Tremaine in Canton Ohio on New Year’s day Tremaine to weigh 116 pounds ringside.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jimmy Wilde
England
Carl Tremaine
Canton
Matt Hinkle
Db. Hughes
Wilde
Tremaine
Dundee Wins Decision In Six Round Boxing Bout
Jimmy Dundee of New York outboxed Pat Moran of New Orleans in a six round fight last night in Philadelphia. The action was slow until Dundee landed several hard blows in the final round.
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Philadephia
Jimmy Dundee
New York
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Dundee
Mines Students Take High Bank in New Test
Announcement from the School of Mines reports Thorndyke intelligence test results. Carl Groom, 1922, led with 117, followed by C. W. Vaupell, 1920, 108, Clarence Fredell, 1921, 102, and Frank Bigelow, 1922, 101. Seniors averaged 83.5, juniors 82.7, sophomores 82.4, freshmen 66.9.
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State College
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Clarence Fredell
Frank Bigelow
Students Govern Body Elects Officers at School of Mines
The School of Mines held Australian ballot elections Monday for officers of the A B M student government and the mining society. A B M president is C. W. Vaupell with Edward Renouard as rival. vice president Ernest Mueller over Julius Amberson. secretary Timothy Driscoll over Francis Rowe. Mining society president Alfred Whealdon faced Ralph Wade. Curtis Wilson elected secretary against Charles McGreal. Maurice Taylor won treasurer against Lawrence Emery. Committee overseeing votes included Curtis Wilson, Gerald Kirwan, Lester Bishop, and William Maloney.
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Mining Society
C. W. Vaupell
Edward Renouard
Ernest Mueller
Julius Amberson
Timothy Driscoll
Sopomore
Francis Rowe
Frank Cliff
Dempsey Awaits Offer to Fight Carpentier in Paris
A French athletic syndicate led by Theodore Vienne offered Jack Dempsey $200,000 plus 25 percent of moving picture revenue for a Paris bout with Georges Carpentier. Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns received the cable and will relay it to him. Paris reports cite Decoin of Wonderland Sporting Club declaring he will pay $250,000 to have Dempsey come to France.
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Wis
Theodore Vienne
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Paris
Ben F. Steinel
Vienne
Steinel
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Associated Press
France
Carpentier
M. Decoin
Wonderland Sporting Club of
Akron's Bob Martin Knocks Out Pesky in Army Bout
Bob Martin of Akron Ohio, heavyweight champion of the inter allied armies, knocked out Arthur Pesky of Ontario in the third round of an eight round bout tonight in St. Louis.
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Bob Martin
Akron
Ohio
Arthur Pesky
Ontario
Demetri and Prosper Grapple Tonight at Moose Hall
Emil Demetri and Jack Prosper clash in a two falls out of three finish wrestling match at Moose hall tonight starting at 8. Prosper, a Butte man, is mentored by Pat Connolly, while Demetri asserts the middleweight title claim.
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Emil Demetri
Jack Prosper
Moose Hall
Prosper
Pat Connolly
Demetri
New League Board Reverses Earlier Resolutions
Ban Johnson announced by official bulletin that the new American League board rescinded resolutions adopted by the old board. The actions sought an investigation of Johnsons conduct as president secretary treasurer and examined his contract terms while awarding third place money to New York in the pennant race. The new board was elected at the league annual meeting.
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New York
Ban Johnson
American League
New York American League Club
Johnson
League
Tom Jones Guides Downey in Welterweight Title Bid
Tom Jones, who handled Billy Papke Ad Wolgast and Jess Willard, now trains Bryan Downey as he pursues the welterweight championship.
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Tom Jones
Billy Papke
Ad Wolgast
Jess Willard
Bryan Downey
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