Burns and Murphy Fight Ends When Seconds Throw In Towel
Frankie Burns battles Harlem Tommy Murphy in San Francisco with blood shared and hard exchanges from round one. Murphy dominates early with speed and left hooks, Burns rallies in the later rounds until Burns’ seconds throw a towel in during the seventeenth, ending the bout.
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San Francisco
Frankie Burns
Harlem Tommy" Murphy
Burns
Murphy
Burne
Burgas
Tim
Griffin
Fulton League Games Tonight
Fulton League action resumes with two games tonight at 8. Company C vs Agogas and Company II against S and V. D leads the standings as YMCA and Company C sit as favorites, with uneven matchups likely reducing thrills despite strong passing and team play from both sides.
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Anne
Fulton
Company C
Company II
S& V
Company GC
V. BD
Soma
Company Ho U
Company HL
Both & V. D
McCarty Faces Palzer In Route To Top Heavyweight
Lu ther McCarty of Springfield Missouri defeated Al Palzer in a lengthy Vernon arena bout. McCarty marred Palzer with a whip like left and precise rights, referee Eyton stopped the fight in the eighteenth round after Palzer staggered and fell under relentless punishment.
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al Palzer
Eyton
McCarty
Los Angeles
Cal
Luther McCarty
Springfield
Vernon Arena
Palzer
Charien Hyton
MecCarty
Jim Flynn
MeCarty
Balzer
Tom O'Rourke
Walzer
Palzers
Flynn
McCarthy
Strutcher
Talwec
Paleer
MelCarty
Palser
Mearty
Palzer Grogey
Stogey
Twe Tervitie
Lowan
Falzer
Walser
Mc. Carty
Whitney Knocks Out Lavelle In Eighth Round Clash
Frank Whitney the Fighting Carpenster shows his new right hand power in the eighth round to stop Tommy Lavelle of Pittsburgh at the Dixie Athletic Club in Atlanta. Whitney outboxed Lavelle with jab combinations and defense, then finished him with a sustained rally to end the bout. Kerr stops McShean early in six in the semi while Young knocks out Britt in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemison
Frank Whitney
Carpenster
Tommy Lavelle
Pittsburg
Dixie Athletic Club
Atlanta
Whitney
Lavelle
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Javelle
Saul
Walter Little
Little
Billy Kerr
Danny McShean
McShean
Squi
Kerr
Spider Britt
el Young
Young
Britt
Yeghes
Cubs Climb Up On Water Wagon
Chicago January 1 According to a rule laid down by President Murphy of the Chicago National club the baseball players are on the water wagon during the 1943 season. Frank Chance former manager disputed the claim that drinking cost games while Manager Evers says the president's orders must be obeyed.
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Chicago
Murphy
Chicago National Club
Frank Chance
Evers
Chance
Wildcat Ferns Defeats Brewer In Ten Round Bout
Clarence Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City claims the welterweight world title after a ten round decision over Harry Brewer of Kansas City in a furious afternoon bout in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Clarence
Wildcat
Ferns
Harry Brewer
Kansasity
Fans petition to reinstate Little after ring dispute
Local fight fans criticize the Dixie club for banning Little after he admitted stalling in the second round with McMahon. They circulate a petition demanding his reinstatement and a soon booking against Frank Whitney or another top fighter, arguing he did not breach ring ethics.
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Dixie Club
Little
McMahon
Chance Will Meet Farrell January Seventh
New York January 1 The future of Frank Chance as manager of the New York American League club may be decided next Tuesday Frank Farrel owner of the club received Chance s reply to a Chicago meeting Chance will leave Los Angeles January 4 arrive Chicago January 7 Farrell plans to go to Chicago Monday afternoon and expects to sign Chance without a hitch and have him assume control by mid February.
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New York
Frank Chance
Frank Farrel
Chance
Chicago
Los Angeles
Farrell
Larry McLean Bought by St Louis Nationals
Manager Miller Huggins of the St Louis National League club announced the purchase of John Larry McLean former Cincinnati catcher from the Cincinnati club. McLean will wear a St Louis uniform next season after a suspension kept him from baseball since mid last season.
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Cincinnati
Miller Huggins
St. Louis
John
Larry) McLean
McLean
Highlanders May Train on Island of Bermuda
Arthur Erwin business manager of the New York Highlanders reports Bermuda appears ideal for a training camp. If the team goes there, they will lease several houses bring along cooks and attendants for the camp on the island.
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Island OF Bermuda
New York
aArthur Erwin
New York American League
Bermuda
Irwin
Highlanders
Whitney Beats Britt In Local Boxing Card Preview
Young’s mounted the damage with a sharp right to the jaw and left to finish Britt. Christie Williams, a Memphis fighter, won a four round decision over Esse Murphy. The show drew well, with Whitney slated to meet Jake Abel next Tuesday in the main bout at the club. Abel, Chattanooga’s pride, has a large following from prior appearances.
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Young’s
Britt
Christie Willams
Esse Murphy
California
Whitney
Cardag
Jake Abel
Abel
Chattanooga
Terry Nelson
Wildcat Ferns
Jimmy Perry
Ferns
Perry
South
Friday Atlanta League Games Preview
Atlanta League action resumes with the Fifth Regiment versus YMCA at the Y M C A court and a Fulton league match to follow. Wesley Memorial vs Knights of Columbus on the latter’s court appears close as K of C leads the league while Wesley builds form ahead of the Tech Palace clash between Atlanta Athletic Club and Tech Bible Class both listed as evenly matched.
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Fulton Basketball League
Georgia Athletic Club
Post Athletics
Baracays
Young Men's Christian Association
Fifth Regiment
Ogle Grice
Wesley Memorial
Knights of Columbus
K. of C's
Kk. of C
Wesley
Palace
Tech
Atlanta Athletic Club
Tech Bible Class
Ias
Tillis Ready to Quit At Last
Montgomery owner Richard Tillia indicated he will exit the Southern league franchise within forty eight hours after failing to secure terms with local businessmen. He said no Montgomery buyer would run the team, and Little Rock emerges as likely successor with a $15,000 offer, per Judge W. W. M. Kavanaugh.
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Montgomery
Ala
Richard Tillia
Montgomery Southern League
Mr. Tilia
Little Rock
Tillly
Ark
W.W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern Baseball League
Children Like Bubbles from The St. Louis Times
A society for the prevention of useless gifts has been organized. The item recalls childhood joy from receiving shoes at Christmas and questions how those feelings were once felt.
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Bubbles
St. Louis
Local Business and Residence Listings on Gordon and Nearby Streets
A dense directory fragment lists numerous individuals and firms with addresses across Gordon Street and nearby avenues in Marietta Georgia. Notable entries include Echols Co full names, Rogers stores, Kamper Grocery Co, Orchard & Co, and a string of residents at 131 Gordon St, 136 Gordon St W, 140 Ormond St, 200 Cooper St, and 271 Pulliam St among others.
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Charles Austin
Alexander St
E. W. Brooks
Cooper St
N. A. Moore
Richardson St
Orchard & Co
Gordon St
Atlanta's Whitehall and Peachtree Firms Listed in Trade Directory
A crowded U S city directory style listing numerous Atlanta merchants across Whitehall, Peachtree, Marietta, and Decatur streets. Entries include Books and Stationery, Crockery, Druggists, Electrical Supplies, Floral, Hardware, Photo Supplies, Shoes, Tailoring, and Jewelers. Also notes outlets in Gainesville and local theaters.
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Lester Book and Stationery Company
Peachtree St
Chinawre and Crockery
Lilienthal Crockery Company
Whitehall St
Druggists
E. EL Cone (Inc
Kimball House
Jacobs
Marietta St
Wait-ball St
White~hall St
W. E. Carter Electric Company
Walton St
Ploh
Peechtras St
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Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Frankie
GEO. A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Nashville
Tenn
Ye Chattanooga Distilling Company
Chattenooga
Chas Birm
Jacksonville, Fla
Paul Rayman
Wr. Wire Company
Birmi. Tk
Pal
Cubs
Larry M’lean
Nationals
Pembroke
Kensett
Chatham
GEO. P.ide & CO
TROY
Broadway
Tillis
Grocers’ Combination No
Chalmers
Airio
Piedmont
Maxwell HouseCoffe
Cottalene
Rogers’ Stores
W. M. Lewis & CO
Peters
Huches
Am. D. m. Sunrays
J. D. Hughe
M. & M. Conte
North Side
South Side
L. W. Rogers’ Co
Kennington & Sons
Vine St
Macon, GA
T. M. Donnelly
Oglethorpe St
Stollwerck
Post Pocetien
Kyle
Washburn-Crosby Milling Coa
Eagle Thistle
Sairhanky Cottolene
Exwell House Blend
Cnet
Moon Bread
Kennesaw Hisenit
Graham Waters
Block
Asso Ypeteck & Co
Lsbel
Eolmers Gelotine
Rogers
Iedmont
Temstees
Fiedmont
Jon
Foulda Noodles
Webster Ie Cizar
Hernszheim
Insurgent Se Cimat
Hlernaheim
Insurzent Cipar
Taylor Bros
Baylor Bros’ Story and Hara Chewing Tobacco
Pride Af
Reidsville
Tobaern
Coca: Cola Gam
Savex
Stollwerck Gold
Edge
Kroma
Krom’s
Robinnaire
Robinoaire
Robinaatre
Save Labs
Robinnatre
Robinastre Natl
Med Rock
Webster
Hernsheim
Hernadeto
Taylor
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jelileo
Blue Gem
Montgomery Theater
Wetat Polish
Big Chief
Furneis
Big Chief Autobody
Burroughs
Fog Merchinta
One Book Company
Whitehall
Macon
Star Clothing Company
Cherry St
Alamo Theater
Jubbedge-Redding Hardware Company
Third Gt
Max Morris
Artetta
Daniel Brothers Jewelers
Hage Dressing
Adolph Company Hatr Dressin Pariors
Hardwahe— King A Iwars Company
Peachtree
Decatur St
Petura Se Kodaks
Glenn Photoe-Stech Company
Adoon Pee
West Mitchel St
Shog Ren Y
North Broad St
HW. Reuntree & Bro. Trusk and Beg Co
Talluking— Hays
the Tailor
Grand Theater
Taylor Umbrella ,Mfg
GA. Brunner, Drug Company
Fourth Lester-Clark Shoe Company
Flournoy & Vaughn
Jewelera
Second St. Herts Coal Company
Walnut St
Ta, GA
Gem Theater
T. L. Wallace Clothing Company
Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton H.R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton St
R. Brandt
Clayton &J. Majestic Theater
Gainesville
C i
Deal Manufacturing Company
Piedmont Drug Company
P Goat
Lime
Harvey & Y T Furniture Co
Young Hemilton Jewelry Co
Clement Peacock Co
Home, GA
Graham Pharmacy
Bonita Theater
Bellsoop Main
AD. Grant
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