Murphy Beats Bailey In Ten Round Heavyweight Show
Eddie Murphy dominates a scheduled ten round bout in Atlanta, staying through the full distance against Bill Bailey as Bailey falters with a damaged eye and multiple knockdowns. The undercard features Ferns’s bravura KO of Conway and a lively opener between Mctee and McClure, with strong local crowd support throughout.
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Atlanta Pigeons Win at Show by Dr Ivah’s Birds
Six of eight Carnenu pigeons entered by Dr Charles Ivah of Bay Street Oakland finished among the top at the National Carneau Pigeon Association contest. Ivah’s birds won Special prizes including International Carneau Club and United Carneau Breeders Association awards for longest distance. others placed fifth seventh ninth. Ivah reported the 3000 mile return trip was arduous though all birds survived.
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Cal
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International Car ‘Neau Club
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Ivak
Ayatonel Pigeon Association
Shaw University Beats Atlanta University In Eastern Championship
Monday afternoon tilt sees Shaw University edge Atlanta University 22-20 after a tight second half. Shaw led 16-0 at halftime, Atlanta tied it 22-22 late, but Shaw secured the winning points as both teams played a fast, hard game led by standout players including Biggan.
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Sonamos
Butler Street
Atlanta Varsity
Shaw - University
Shaw
Atlanta University
Toulon
Rickard to promote Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight bout
Tex Rickard will promote the Dempsey Carpentier world heavyweight title bout alone after a two party conference with William A Brady. He will take over both Brady and Cochrane interests and handle the promoter’s guarantee of 190000 dollars. The bout is set for Saturday July 2 with location chosen by March 1. Cochrane in London is seriously ill, preventing participation in negotiations.
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Dampsey-Carpentier
Bill Bre ‘Dy
William Cochran
Impresserio
Welf
Teickord
Richard Hog
York
Rontreal
New York
Rickard
Tex
Cuba
Brady
Cochrane
Maclshman
London
Dempsey
Carpentier
Richard
Evelyn
L Ady
Hua
Kearns
Droit C1 Clubbers Win Behind Strong First Half
The Droit C1 Clubbers defeated Hapeville 28 to 18 on their home court. Marin and Defoor starred for the winners with Barnhart leading the losers as the game featured a 17-4 first half and a scramble by the scrubs for points in the second period.
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Hapeville Five
Hapeville Court
Droit
Martin
Hapeville
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Barnhart
Hape’le
Fulghrum
Jones
Smith
Peacock
Anniston Public Schools Form Local Athletic League
Anniston Alabama January 31 public school teachers finished detailing organization of a new athletic league. Officers named include President Miss Ella Daske Vice President and league chairman Miss Letha Street Secretary Miss Emily George Treasurer Miss Corinna Weaver and Publicity Chair Miss Mary Jim Semmes. Daske, public school athletic director, will train players for basketball baseball and other games.
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Corinna
Weaver
Mary Jim Semmes
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Isa
Felsch Surrenders to Law Over 1919 World Series
Chicago January 31 Oscar Hap Palzch Felschi one of eight Chicago American League players faced indictment for conspiracy in alleged throwing of games in the 1919 world series. He is surrendered and released on bonds of 10000 dollars.
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Vanderbit
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Wallac
Brown
Commodores
Spiuce
Southern
University
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Dan’ Firat
Vanderbilt
Dixie’ Colleges
Vandy
Food Inspectors Trace Poisoned Spinach Source
Food inspectors identified the spinach source linked to a poisoning incident. Authorities traced the contaminated produce through suppliers and distribution channels as part of a formal health investigation.
City and Wilson leagues open Amateur basketball schedule
The City Auditorum hosts the opening night of Amateur leagues with games in City and Wilson divisions. Stars lead the City league, facing United States The Company and Pack's Stars in a top clash while Dental College debuts strongly against Grace Methodist. Wilson League features University High versus Grant Park with Grace Methodist and Boys High also in action as teams chase early wins.
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Brin
Tomether
United States
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Tis
Scogas
Southern Dental Quintet
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Park Athletic Gsociation
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lea a_le
Grant Park
Grace
Stan
Wilson- Leagues
Toll Lows
Ky Thane
Unclear fragment hints at corporate bankruptcy and leaders
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a corporation and officers, hinting at bankruptcy and legal action but lacks readable names, dates, or place details. The readable portions are insufficient to identify a specific entity or event.
New York January fish open championships statement
A terse wireless from the United States Golf association announces tentative dates for the three American championships including amateur and women's events. The exact dates and titleholders are not yet announced and the executive committee will appoint the head of the committee to select courses for the IP22 championships.
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New York
Fish
United States
A. Fe
Southern basketball tourney outlook for 1921 season
The piece analyzes the upcoming Southern collegiate basketball tournament starting February 6 at the Auditorium. Georgia is favored after beating most regional rivals except Alabama, while Mercer and Auburn show potential. Vanderbilt and coaches Daniel and McGuire are discussed, along with Bay St. Louis training sites and overall SEC strength.
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Georssia
University ‘of Alabama
Crimson
Alabama
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Bulldog
Mercer
Mada Agabtet
Yellow Jackets
Macan
Baptists
Southern Colleges
Auburn
Vandarbit
Atlanta’ Athletic
Ing, Reason close schedules
Fragmentary OCR notes show a journal item about closing schedules or reasons. It mentions Ing and Septem bive in incomplete form, with tattered text suggesting a planning or timing issue and possible consideration of options.
High and Lanier clash in prep basketball week schedule
The Friday bout pits University High against Commercial High with the fast G.M. quintet expected to carry the play. Lanier and Gordon meet before Saturday’s clash as David’s quintet shows rapid rise. The opening week features four tough games with unbeaten Beato looming.
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G.M
Apares
Smithies
Lanier
Macon
Gordon
Barnesville
David's
Vehele
Eben
Bean Boys
Burke Outboxes Martin In Rough Sixth Round Knockout
In a staged sixth round stoppage referee Dorr halted the bout after Burke sustained a knockdown from Martins powerful right. Burke, who controlled the first and third rounds with a sharp left jab, appeared dazed as Martin pressed aggression in later exchanges. The finish came when a left to the jaw followed by a rapid right shot sent Burke to the canvas and the count reached ten.
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Martin
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Hos
Bobby Jones Invited to Florida Golf Tourney
Tampa January invitations have been sent to golf clubs and leading amateurs across the United States for the Palmacela Golf Club tournament in Tampa February 9 to 12. President-elect Warren Harding will receive a special invitation to visit and compete, with other notables like Grantland Rice and Georges Ade also invited. Twelve silver cups will be awarded to event winners.
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Fin
Goifer
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United States
Palmacela
Warren Harding
Awas
Hawaiian swimmer sets new 100 meter world record
Adelaide January 31 Warren Kealoha the Hawaiian swimmer broke the world record for the 100 meter event today clocking 52.15 seconds. It is unclear if the record is for a pool or open water. The previous pool record was one minute 10 seconds by Norman Ross and the open water mark was 1 minute 45 seconds held by Duke P. Kahanamoku of Honolulu.
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Australia
Warren Kealoha
Norman Ross
Duke P. Kahanamoyko
Konolulu
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