Bodie Makes A 600 Impression In East
The article profiles Bodie as a standout heavyweight prospect in the East, noting his 6-foot-4 reach and 15 stone weight. It covers his draw with Tom McCarty in Spokane in 1915, his furlough, and his aim to train in New York while pursuing a match with Moran or Coffey. It also recounts his failed sparring stint with Fred Fulton in Chicago and his plan to fight in Brooklyn as a potential heavy partner for a high-profile bout, with references to Ed Smith, Henry Irslinger, and other boxing figures.
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Tom Rice
Ratta Tat
Bodie
Tie
Weigine
Tom Mecarty
Fodle
Montana
Tom McCarty
Sokane
Wash
Thoma Bodie
Ade
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
Manos
Dimacif @ railroad
Pagitian
Denver
Ed Martin
Irslinger
Ed Smith
Chicago
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Deer Lodge
Babe
Deer Lode
Rowan
Gretson Springs
Mont
Frank Masick
Rabe. Smith
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Jim Firnin
Vic Berger
Spokane
Eagle Office
New York
Henry Irslinger
Moran
Coffey
Olympic A.C
Fred Fulton
Willard
Fulton
New Orleans
St Louis Federals Buy Americans for 427000 deal details
Owners of the St Louis Federals paid 427000 for the St Louis Americans. The purchase included a 25000 commission to stockholders Cal McDiarmid and John F Bruce of Cincinnati. Only 26000 has been paid so far with Phil Ball due Feb 1 for the remaining 365000.
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St. Louis
Cal’ McDiarmid
John F. Bruce
Cincinnati
British pugilist Ted Lewis outpoints Willie Ritchie at Madison Square Garden
New York reports Ted Lewis of England outfought Willie Ritchie of San Francisco in every round except one in a one round bout at Madison Square Garden. Ritchie fought as aggressor, but Lewis used precise lefts and right hooks with swift footwork and a strong jab, leaving Ritchie with a cut over one eye and evidence of a hard bout despite Lewis remaining unmarked.
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New York
Ted
Sid) Lewis
England
Willie Ritchie
Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Ritchie
Tutehte
Ritchie Wa
Litte
Initchie
Lewis
Wartime Subsidy Flows to Serbia from France and Montenegrin Aid
Fragmentary wartime note outlines Serbia receiving monthly payments totaling 89.03 million pounds from France. The funds, part of subsidies and aid, include support linked to Montenegrin efforts during the period. Details are incomplete in the readable text.
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Vienna
Serbia
France
Monten
Thomas L. Shevlin Ill With Pneumonia In Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports millionaire lumberman and former Yale football star Thomas L. Shevlin is in serious condition with pneumonia at his home. Doctors called in a Chicago specialist after his illness worsened, and the specialist was expected to arrive tonight. Shevlin gained fame for Yale football and helped prepare Yale’s Harvard game team, contributing to a Yale victory over Princeton and a notable Harvard matchup last fall.
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Minneapolis
Thomas L. Shevlin
Yale
Shevlin
Chicago
Steviin
New Haven
Harvard W
Taft backs military drills for college students
Former President William Howard Taft urged military drills for the first two years of undergraduate use. He said colleges should develop officers and that drills would improve posture, appearance, and physical condition, aligning with nations’ officer needs.
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New York
William Howard Taft
National Collegiate Athletic
Dssoda
Taft
Snow Delay Cleared on Great Northern Line
Snow in the Cascades near Seattle caused a trace halt on the transcontinental line. Reports say the track was cleared by tonight and trains resumed movement between seven and eleven hours after the stoppage.
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Seattle
Cascade Mountains
Great Northern Railroad
Butte Amateur Athletic Club forms to run natatorium plans
Butte marks a new athletic era with the incorporation of the Butte Amateur Athletic Club to manage gymnasium and athletic features at the natatorium project. John Curran leads a group backed by 100+ young men. temporary quarters at Krueger hall, 38th Main, will host activities until the July opening. The gym will include two handball courts, a basketball court, punching bags, bars and rings, with plunge access for members. Gibbons and Ahern set for January 15 bout in St. Paul after pneumonia.
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Butte
Hutte Amateur Athletic Club
Natatorial Amusement Company
Butte Amateur Athletic Club
Nirratorial
American Amateur Athletic Union
Eru
John Curran
John Whitney
D. A. Pickerling
W. G. Sullivan
Krueger
38Th Main Street
Krueger Hall
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