Crowd packs Crowley & Lockhart to watch Cutler in workout
Five hundred wrestling fans jam Crowley and Lockhart's to see Charley Cutler train with Walter Miller Jack Toot and others as he works a new hold intended for a potential bout with Stecher. Cutler explains the grip while eyeing a rematch with the Nebraska star and plans a revers e hold. Miller and Connolly are also profiled amid a busy day of wrestling news and local sports planning.
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Crowley & Lockhart
Charley Cutler
Walter Miller
Jack Toot
Cutler
Stecher
Pat Connolly
Broadway
Cutter
Nebraska Wonder
Steher
Jack Root
Etcher
Tam
Nebraska
Uni Fron
Connolly
Trai
Celt
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Gibbons Knocks Out Ahearn In First Round
Mike Gibbons of St Paul KOed Young Ahearn in the first round of a scheduled 10 round bout in St Paul Minnesota. The blow came after a minute and a half of action as Gibbons drove Ahearn to the corner and landed a right swing to the jaw sending him to the canvas. Ahearn lay still until consciousness returned several minutes later as fans rushed the ring to celebrate. A telegram from Les Darcy of Australia offered a world middleweight title challenge to the winner. Ahearn weighed 154 1 2 pounds and Gibbons 155 1 2.
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St. Paul
Minn
Mike Giberons
Young Ahearn
Gibbons
Darcy
Les Darcey
Australia
Ahearn
Wong
Butte Curlers Score First Defeat in East
In Buffalo New York on January 18 federal district court judge noted that an interested counsel said that venad approved the outline of the det submitted by the government for separation of the burincas of the Pena Kodak company. The decision suggested a discussion will center, but it will require root organization, according to counsel.
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Butte
C. V. Mungey
Teague
Butte High School
Centerville Young Men
Young Men's Asociation
School of Mines and
Meaderville Nd East Side
Tuffalo
N.Y
Suage
John Peiorel
Federal Diatrice Court
Raat Otted
Venad
Shel Aeparaton
Pena" Kodak Company
Giants Buyout Talk and Sportsmanship Highlight Era
The piece discusses sportsmanship exemplified by Captain Culver and Everett High School’s gold football gesture for Detroit Central, then shifts to owners Sinclair and partners considering buying the New York Giants. It cites potential valuations around 1.5 million to 9.25 million, compares with recent sales of Boston, Chicago, and St. Louis clubs, and notes rent and investment concerns shaping the Giants’ price and profitability.
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Cul Ver
Detroit Central High School
Everett High School
Everett
Mass
Clever
Detroit
Captin Culver
Culver
James E. Gaffney
Robert H. Davis
Harry Sinclair
New York Giants
Giants
Sinclair
Mind ‘Ou
New York Americans
John T. Brush
Fikam
Boston
New York
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Brooklyn Eagle
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Raion Warner
North Dakota
Charley Rentrop
Madison
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Spokane
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Seattle
North Western League
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Montana
Arerange
Northwestern Teague
Vislt
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Kern
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Mike I
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Prince
Bert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Escarette
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Stman “Company
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Warton
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