Morton Knocks Leonard Cold In Short Bout
In a Seattle arena Morton the Shomane known as a comedy fighter dominated Leonard with flashy feints and quick counters. Referee counted Leonard twice as Morton closed in with a right uppercut that felled him, lifting Morton to a decisive knockout and wounding the crowd with its sudden finish. The Englehart-Wallace bout ended in a riotous draw, with fans vocally displeased as Englehart floored Wallace late, while Miles and Wilson fought to a four-round draw and Connie defeated Johnson in a 121-pound bout.
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Towle Leonard
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Ove
O'Hearn
Englestart
Wallace
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Bart
Miles
Wilson
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Helena
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Women Seek Board Seat in Golf Association Races
In a notable push, female members advocate for at least one woman to join the Golf Association board. Discussion centers on eastern and western regional rotations and the need for clearer rules guiding gender representation.
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Tech
Glecho Slokvia seeks update to Davis Cup cap
The Associated Press reports New York March 2 that the Czecho-Slovak Tennis Association has issued a challenge for the Davis Cup. The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced the move, noting it is the seventh nation to enter the contest.
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New York
Tennis Association of Czacho-Slovakia
Franchises Awarded in National Major Basketball League
The Associated Press reports franchises awarded to Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Patterson with New York added to the circuit. Several cities including Pittsburg seek entry as three vacancies remain. plans include an American league client in Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Akron Toledo Louisville Dayton and Buffalo.
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Brooklyn
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Boston
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Akron
Toledo
Louieville
Dayton
Buffalo
Tigers Begin Training Camp Work
The Tigers opened practice with early drills as coaches emphasized conditioning and fundamentals. Key players participated, aiming to sharpen teamwork ahead of the season.
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Tigers
Cardinal Twirler Fails To Report Absence
St Louis March 2 The St Louis Nationals are investigating the absence of pitcher Bill Pertica from training camp in Orange Texas Pertica who came from the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast league in exchange for four players reportedly sent his signed contract but neither the paper nor the player has been seen to date
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St. Louis Nationals
Bill Pertica
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Texas
Pertica
Los Angeles Club
Speaker Drives Two Balls Over Fence in Cleveland
An unclear OCR item reports a speaker driving two balls over a fence in Cleveland during March. The fragment mentions an event or spectacle with limited readable details and names. Further readable context is unavailable.
London makes bid for heavy weights title bout
Associated Press report from New York dated March 2 states Tex Rickard received a 350,000 offer for the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight championship bout to be held in London. The cable exchange indicates a site selection is to be determined this month as the proposal advances.
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Associated Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Tae Otter
London
Canadian winner of BigDog race
Manitoba report notes B Moran, a Canadian partner, featured in the Canadian winner of the BigDog race. The article mentions the derby transit, late arrival, and behind-ahead positioning details among teams and drivers, with emphasis on Canadian participants and local reporting.
Dalton under bond in Liberty bonds case
William Dalton, a 21 year old bank employee from Chicago, who admitted taking 172000 dollars in Liberty bonds from the Northern Trust, was released on fifteen thousand dollars bond in Worth Illinois after his capture.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Dalton
Bank
Northern ‘Trust
Illy
Wellesley Landlord Fails to Profit in College District
Report describes the Wellesley area land operations with more than 4,000 girl tenants and a loss in a Bat year. The piece critiques profiteering and hints at broader social issues while noting the school and local context amid garbled punctuation.
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Wellesley
Mass
Welle
Ry College
Draft Submissions To Labor Unions Across Mine Oversight
A long labor union draft outlines overtime rules and craft assignments for mine workers. It details who may perform electrical and mechanical tasks, minimum pay for overtime, and conditions for foremen, rope workers, and journeymen. It also covers tool room duties, emergency roles, and classification changes across crafts.
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Engineers’ Union
Te Union
Aiosses Thay
Wang
Pedaiina
Ager
Aoiers
Belsta
Alema
Eich
Arene
Seetad
Miuchiniote
Hall
Seemtent
Montana
Printed Fabrics and Home Textiles in Bright New Colors
A catalog of fabrics including Printed Voices in dark backdrops at 59 and 69 cents, Apron Ginghams 27 inch width at 19 cents, New Ginghams in plaids stripes and checks 32 inches wide, Printed Linens and Fancies such as Printed Flaxons 29 inches wide at 39 cents, Printed Batiste floral designs, Pariser Shirting 32 inches wide, Linen Finish Suiting 36 inches wide, Kiddie Cloth 39 inches wide at 39 cents, Livenan Renales checks 36 inches wide at 29 cents, Printed Challies 36 inches wide at 25 cents, Fancy Ticking 92 inches wide at 59 cents, plus 36 inch Bleached Muslin 15 cents, 44 inch Indian Head and other blends at 27 and 49 cents, and 86 inch Nainsook at 2 cents per yard.
Union Labor Rules and Large Lynn Coal Dump Highlight Local News
A local report outlines union labor rules guiding work assignments to organized labor and union jurisdiction aims to avoid unnecessary costs. It notes Lynn Pennsylvania hosting the world’s largest coal dump, handling 28 coal cars simultaneously in eight seconds, with other brief items on phosphorescent fish and boiled crickets as claimed blood purifiers.
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Ders
Lynn
Indian Squaw Claims Age 120 Years
A Chicago Journal piece discusses a so called Indian squaw claiming to be 120 years old and explains the blue sky law of nature with a simple demonstration. It notes the sky appears blue due to atmospheric scattering, while red rays pass through dust to render the red hue at sunrise and sunset.
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Law of Nature
Chicago Journal
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