Navy and Washington Play to 14-14 Rose Bowl Tie
48,000 fans witness a brilliant intersectional clash as Annapolis Naval Academy and Washington battle to a 14-14 tie at Pasadena. McKee passes, Shapley and Wilson pace Navy and Huskies trade touchdowns in a hard fought отправ.
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Pasadena
Associated Press
Calif
University of Washington
Annapolis Naval Academy
Navy
Washington
Bob Folwell
Midshipmen
McKee
Shapley
Barchet
Carney
Abel
George Wilson
Huskies
Enoch Bagshaw
Zeil
Annapolis
ST Esi
Wee Dubois
Cot
Cullen
Wilson
Bryan
Sherman
Varnell
Chicago
Crowell
Swarthmore
Bartlett
Oregon
Hollenbach
Pennsylva
Meaderville Club Plans Social Series With Card Party
The Meaderville Young Men's club hosts a card party at its gym Saturday night as the first event of a winter social series. A January 11 dance is planned and the charter remains open to February 1 with many members already enrolled.
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Meaderville
Bob Beacher Announces Sale to New Orleans Southern League Club
London Ohio January 1 Bob Beacher a former national league star said he received notice of his sale to the New Orleans club of the Southern Association He played the last three seasons with Wichita Falls in the Texas league He is wintering at his home and had expected to join Portland Oregon which was recently bought by the Wichita Falls owner.
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Associated Press
London
Ohio
Bobb Beacher
New Orleans
Southern Association
Wichita Falls
Beecher
Portland
Ore
Wichita Fails
Taylor Tackles Siki in Canadian Title Bout
Winnipeg report states Jack Taylor, Canada’s heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Reginald Siki in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 35 minutes 16 seconds with a headlock and power hold. the second 25 minutes with a leg and arm combination hold.
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Taylor
Siki
Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Jack Taylor
Canada
Reginald Siki
Italian ski jumper Perlo lost while training for Olympics
Turin reports Giuseppe Perlo, Italy's champion ski jumper, went out for training and did not return. A search party was organized but failed to locate him as of now.
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Associated Press
Turin
Italy
Giuseppe Perlo
Perlo
Dela nee Wins New Year's Handicap at Fair Grounds
Delanee won the $5,000 New Year's handicap feature for a mile and one sixteenth at New Orleans fair grounds card. Barra cuda finished second and Revenge took third place.
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Delanee
Associated Press
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Barracuda
Revenge
Salvation Army Bandsmen In England Reach Twenty Thousand
The Salvation Army reports a bandsmen strength of 20 000 across England aiming to bolster community outreach and charitable activities through brass ensembles. The milestone reflects growth in organized musical service within the charitable framework.
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Salvation Army
England
Old Popular Names Given to Teams in American League
The piece details how AL clubs acquired famous nicknames: Yankees from New York, Indians from Cleveland, Naps and Indians again, Browns from St Louis, White Sox from Chicago, and Senators later Nationals. It notes Tigers from Detroit, Red Sox from Boston, Athletics from Philadelphia, and the White Elephant label for Philadelphia. Also a Canton note on priests and nuns numbering over 2,000 with Buddhists predominating.
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Chicago
New York
Washington Heights
Highlanders
Polo Grounds
Coogan
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Forest City
Napoleon Lajoie
Naps
St. Louis Americans
Browns
American Association
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Chicago White Sox
Chicago White Stockings
Ganized
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Cincinnati
Senators
Washington
United States
Nationals
Washington Nationals
Detroit
Princeton
Tigers
Tygers
Ty Cobb
Red Sox
Boston Americans
John S. Taylor
Red Stockings
Boston Nationals
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Philadelphia
White Elephants
McGraw
Giants
Billy Miske Dies After Brights Disease At 29 In St Paul
Billy Miske, St Paul heavyweight boxer, died in Minneapolis after a weeklong illness from Brights disease. He was 29 and had fought 114 bouts with one knockout loss, facing names like Dempsey and Gibbons. A widow and three children survive his death.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Bright
Miske
Hudson
Wis
Jack Dempsey
Tomm Bbons
Fred Fulton
Battie Levinsky
Kid Norfolk
Billy Papke
Bill Brennan
Jack Dillon
Harry Greb
Gus Christie
Bob Moha
Gunboat Smith
Jim Flynn
Willie Meehan
Mike O.dowd
Bob Roper
Dempsey
Benton Harbor
Villa Wing Fight With Tony Norman Delivers World Title Claim
Pancho Villa the world flyweight champion beat Tony Norman in Pittsburg by decision across ten rounds. Norman was down in round six and saved by the bell. Other bouts in Akron and Rochester featured Lynch over Murphy and Chaney over Walker in 12 rounds. Williams, Taylor, Stribling and Mansfield also scored key decisions in New York Newark and Mansfield Ohio.
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Pittsburg
Pancho Villa
Tony Norman
Villa
Norman
Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
Bobby Garcia
Camp Holabird
Maryland
Taylor
Nable
Brady
Garcia
Akron
Ohio
Joe Lynch
New York
Jimmy Murphy
St. Louis
Lynch
Murphy
Will
Chaney
Avecrntad Prensa
Rochester
N. Y
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
Archie Waller
Walker
Williams
Tated
Kid Williams
Midget Smith
LeRoy Wins Unanimous Lightweight Bout in Fargo
Russie LeRoy of Fargo won a unanimous newspaper decision over Johnny Schauers of St. Paul in a lightweight bout held in Fargo.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Russie Leroy
Johnny Schauers
St. Paul
Tendler Groggy in Loss to Nate Goldman in Ten Round Bout
Lew Tendler, once a light-weight title contender, loses a ten round decision to Nate Goldman of Philadelphia. Tendler is floored twice by solid blows. after an even opening round the verdicts favor Goldman.
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Tendler
Areciated
Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Nate’ Goldman
Fulton Delivers K. O. In Portland Bout
The Associated Press reports Fred Fulton a heavyweight boxer from Minneapolis knocked out George Lamson of Omaha in the second round in Portland.
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Fulton
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
George Lamson
Omaha
Scott High School Defeats Columbia 20-17 In Portland
The Toledo Ohio Scott High School football team defeated Columbia University's proper school eleven 20 to 17 in Portland Oregon. Scott Complete 27 forward passes for 159 yards and rushed for 398 yards while Columbia gained 281 yards. Grim and Albers led Scott. Collins Hicks and Smith starred for Columbia.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Scott High
Toledo
Ohio
United States
Columbia University
Thris
Furnishi
Toledo Boys
Scott
Columbia
Grim
Albers
Collins
Hicks
Smith
Postponed hockey game and races due to cold weather
A hockey game between intermediate teams of Butte and Anaconda and the second series of races between Dan Graham and Darling Olson, all at the Holland rink, were postponed yesterday because of the cold. They will be played next Sunday. Arizona polo team wins intercollegiate final 2 to 1 over Oklahoma at San Antonio midwinter tournament.
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Butte
Anaconda
Dan Graham
Darling Olson
Holland
Arizona
Associated Press
San Antonio
University of Arizona
Oklahoma University
Hopes High That Pair May Be Arrested
Following information that An toni Montez and Froila Montana were in Harlowton, Chief Murphy sent wires to search for the wanted pair. They are sought in connection with the murder of Mrs. Demedia Martinez last Wednesday after she accused Montes of involvement in robberies.
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Antoni Montez
Froila Montana
Harlowton
Murphy
Demedia Martinez
Butte
Montes
Snuff Helps Capture Tobacco Thief in Langfuhr
Snuff spread on the floor at a Langfuhr tobacco shop led to footprints in the powder. A police dog traced prints to the building owner who was found with snuff on his feet. The odor and remainder from the stocks aided detectives in identifying the suspect.
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Danzig
Langfuhr
Pacific coast champion Nunes defends belt in Portland
In a ten round bout Nunes defeated Weldon Wing of Portland by decision after Lamson was knocked down twice in round two. Nunes retained the featherweight title amid a crowd in Portland.
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Lamson
Duffy Outpoints Cross in New Year Boxing Card
Jimmy Duffy outpointed Marty Cross in a welterweight bout at the Oakland auditorium New Year’s day show. Willie Meehan and Sam Baker were ordered out in the fourth round for inactivity. Bud Hamilton defeated Gopany Farr in a featherweight bout.
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Satan Daterina
SUN Dodgers
Middies
Columbia University Preps
Scott High School
Linc
Dubois
Matthews
Petri
Seeee Petri
G. Wilson Tesray
Ziel
Magnificent
Boulder Hot Springs
Intermountain Transportation CO
Moss AM
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Meaderville Club
Bescher
Charlie White
Britton
Jack Britton
K. O. Phila
White
Bobby Barrett
Philae
Canton
Arever'sted Press
Bud Taylor
Sammy Nable
Pioneer Athletic Club
Stribling
Newark
N. J
Georgia
Dave Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Mansfield
Malone
Johnny Horvath Mansfield
Jack Malone
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