Cutler Targets StecherTitle Bout in Chicago January
Brooklyn December 24 Charles Cutler a Michigan farmer and former Nebraska player says he will wrestle Joe Stecher for the world title in Chicago on January 16. Cutler recounts a brutal practice with Stecher and argues there is more money in wrestling than boxing, promising a gritty match for Uncle Sam.
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Brooklyn
Charles Cutler
Michigan Farmer
University of Nebraska
John J. Sullivan
Andrew
Uncle Sam
Cutler
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Frank Gotch
Alan
Cutter Peur Rture West
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Chicago
Twin
United States
Retne
Cutter
Wretter
Johns Ferren
Tesla
Wrestler Cutler Believes Age Brings Prime Form and Power
The Niblick born in 1884, now 31, claims prime wrestling years lie ahead and argues wrestlers can stay strong longer than boxers. He cites Farmer Burns at 53 and Goors Rothner as aging standouts, recounts sparring with John L. Sullivan, barnstorming tours, and his switch from boxing to wrestling for health money and fun.
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Farmer Burns
Goors Rothner
John le Sullivan
Sullivan
Tven
Cutler
Princeton plan hires student waiters for meals
Princeton University authorities adopt a plan to employ ninety undergraduates as waiters in the university commons. Each student will serve two meals daily and eat the third with classmates, aiming to address the working student problem.
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Princeton University Commons
Darcy Ambitious in American Boxing Program
Dec 25 report from Chicago notes Les Darcy seeks a middleweight title shot in America. Darcy, with 25 fights all wins and 45 knockouts, features a tough path via Mike Gibbons and clashes with Jim Clabby, while experts question his claim to the crown.
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Chicago
the McGoorty
Jeff Smith
Jimmy Clapby
Darcy
Amer- Fe
Mike Gib
Hie Tay Ville
Jimmy Clabby
Clabby
Stalling
Hangwen Bilt
Jack
Jess Willard
Darey
Elle Gersel
Lkely
Larney Lichtenstein
Crabby
Welling
Australia
Carey
Marcy
Lichtenstein
Mike Gibbons
Progressive policy boosts trapshooting growth and women entry
Peter P. Carney reports the Interstate Association of Trapshooters expanding in 1930 with six new rules, including state classification, funding to revive clubs, and allowing women to compete in the Grand American handicap. The piece notes rising participation, a push for more trophies, earlier entry closings, and the growing role of women in the national classic. The association logged 238 tournaments, 8140 shooters, and 414,26 targets broken, indicating strong sport growth despite economic depression.
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Interstate Association of ‘Trapshooters
Allur
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
Belle
St Louis
Conld
Sloss
UN Ter
Ths
Pennsylvania
Florida
Nevada
Rhode Island
Fed League Founded On Wrong Principles
Cincinnati, Dec. 25. Extravagant spending to secure well known players doomed the Fed league. Fans refused to back contract jumpers, ending plans to profit from the sport. The league failed as the commercial side proved subordinate to the game and fans.
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the Enquirer
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Rets
Chicara
Fels
Marians Davenport
Lee Magee
Blackstone
Futz
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Fedsson
Hender
Levgus
Fede
Ue Feder League
Fed
World of Sport Winners in 1915
The 1915 sports year honors feature Haweratt as World’s champion for Boston Americas, with Philadelphia National League and Boston American League titles. Notable awards include Larry Doyle as National League batting champion and Ty Cobb for American League batting. Pitching honors go to Cleveland Alexander in the NL and Joe Wood in the AL. Other champions span rowing, swimming, track, and cycling with names like William Johnston, Clarence Crum Cutternia, Elenora Vandpeck, Jerome Travers, and Dave Kahanamoku among many.
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Haweratt
Boston Americans
Philadelpha
Boston
Larry Doyle
New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Crover
Cleveland Alexander
Philadelis
Joe Wood
Retay Record Time Trial With Man TD Finish
A racing update notes a team effort with a late touchdown by Kaneman J Téppincott and J.B. Mero ath aboard, clocking 2:18 in the sprint. The fragmented OCR implies a recording of a time trial event and a score by the two athletes.
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Kaneman
Téppincott
J.B. Meroath
Trap notes on Tarold Almert's wife and suffrage link
A garbled report notes Tarold Almert of Chicago and his American wife, a trap-shooting champion and mother of two, linking her sports role to women's suffrage. It mentions sparse details of events in Pennsylvania and Camden, with scattered names and misread fragments.
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Chicago
Almart
Penn
Carl
Masenrhneatta
Ace
Totten
Eateman Eth
Camden
Bender
Senta Nanelty
Gun Dont
Hea Robinson
Phil
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