Gibbons and Dempsey Set to Battle in June
Reported talks place Gibbons to face Dempsey in June with promoter Richard Mulligan and Jack Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns signaling a possible title opportunity. The St Paul bout aims for $100,000 purse as terms and details remain unsettled amid wedding plans and location debates.
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Fast League Observes Immersay of Bath
National Baseball League paused its schedule to recall the league’s early days. Five of seven surviving players from the inaugural National League year attended, including George Bradley, Thomas Bond, Alonso Knight, Tommy York, and George Wright, while Al Reach and another could not attend.
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Offers to quiz Jimmy O Connell in bribery case
An attorney associated with the Deland Connell firm offered to cover travel and living expenses for a government representative to testify in a bribery matter. The defendant confessed to bribery but declined to attend the proceedings in New York due to an appendectomy operation.
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Tax on sales of players proposed in Washington
Washington February 3. A proposed federal tax of a percent would apply to the sale of professional baseball players whenever the amount involved is at stake. The plan outlines a levy on trades and transfers, aiming to raise revenue from player sales.
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Reardon in Line for Leadership in Three Sports
Don Ole Reardon of Butte Central has been elected captain of the basketball team and is a top candidate to lead the track and field squad this season. He previously captained the football team that tied state champions, and is known as an end on the all state football team. He was a strong guard last season and helped the championship relay squad. The senior and multi sport star is celebrated as a historic figure in Montana scholastic athletics at Maroon Central.
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Bowling squad flattens Schoell in Renociated Prose
YM G A Bowing suacreny trails Schoell in a bold bout described by the Renociated Prose. The report highlights decisive moments and a clear victory by Bowing squad despite irregularities claimed by Schoell.
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Hand Injury Forces LaHood Canceling Bout
Dixie LaHood suffered a broken bone in his fighting hand after a recent bout with Tommy Thank in Helena. The injury led to the cancellation of the LaHood versus Radio McKenna match at Broadway on February 10. Promoters plan to reschedule McKenna against Doc Snell or Vic Foley. LaHood travels to Jefferson Island for rest and further exams in hope of meeting Great Falls on February 21 if cleared.
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Sammy Mandell Meets Teris in Madison Square Garden Fight
Sammy Mandell of Chicago will clash with Teris of New York at Madison Square Garden on Friday night in a lightweight bout not part of the title successor tournament for Henry Leonard. New York favors Teris for speed and accuracy as Babe Ruth prepares for a warmup and a potential move toward the heavy weight limit for the Caseball campaign.
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Jockey P Hurn Killed After Fall At Havana Racecourse
Jockey P Hurn died from injuries after being thrown from Irish Frieze in the fifth race at Oriental park Havana Cuba. He was the son of G F Hurn, a race horse man from Muskogee Oklahoma, and brother to Dave Hurn also in racing. He had ridden his father's horses in Faces in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere.
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Stribling Knocks Out Burke In Third Round Bout
Columbus Ga Feb 2 Young Stribling stops Joe Burke Detroit in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Stribling weighed 177 1 2 pounds and floored Burke earlier with a left hook before the K O.
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Red Sox to send 40 men to spring camp
Boston officials announce a large Red Sox squad will head to New Orleans for spring training. Manager Leo Fohl plans to field a strong group bolstered by promising youngsters from trades and minor league scrapes. Notable moves include third baseman from Washington and other strategic trades, with prospects and cash involved.
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Bill Kelly of Montana dubbed Jim Thorpe of the West
Seattle writer Royal Brougham profiles Billy Kelly of Montana as a versatile athlete in football basketball boxing and track. The feature notes Kelly’s 75 yard touchdown against Washington and hints at future baseball catching and sprinting, framing him as a multi sport star with Grange level praise.
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