Edgren grills Benny Leonard on tactics and mind
In a New York Athletic Club interview DY ROBERT EDGREN records Benny Leonard discussing what makes a champion. Leonard stresses study, physiology, and nerve points, detailing his approach to sizing up opponents, exploiting weak spots, and the role of jiu jitsu in training. He notes heredity influences certain vulnerabilities and shares insights from his army days.
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Georgia Red and Black top Furman five 69 to 35
In Atlanta on January 8 the University of Georgia 1822 basketball five opened its season defeating Furman 69 to 35. Star Bly Anderson led with 29 points and Page Bennett added six, as Georgia’s press defense stifled Furman throughout.
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Ice Skating Tourney For Lake Placid N Y
New York January 8 The Lake Placid Skating Association announced the program for the international amateur ice skating championship to be held at Mirror Tree rink Lake Placid February 19 to 12. Events include 220 and 449 yard dashes, half mile and one two and three mile races. Qualifying and finals to be decided in two of these events per day. Junior events for ages ten to sixteen and an acrobatic skating program will be offered with medals for the first three in all events.
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Kilbane Sets 50000 Dollar Demand for Madison Square Bout
Cleveland January 8 Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion was asked by Tex Rickard to name terms for a Madison Square Garden bout with Andy Chaney or Charley Boecher. Kilbane telegramed he would go to New York soon to respond in person and demanded 50000 dollars minimum.
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Great games looked for on Tuesday
The 1921 Atlanta Boys' Prep league season opener features Tech High against Boyd's Basketears, GMA Cadets vs Marist Cadets, and Fulton High versus Commercial High. Tech High plots forward Mumford and Richardson with Williams at center, while Marist fields a strong lineup under Burbage comes to town.
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Inside the Ring The Secrets Of A Champ’s Training
In an interview fighter Benny Leonard discusses lifelong practice, the Italian stamina he admires, and how he studies and perfects every punch mechanics. He explains feints, balance, and the eye as part of his six inch punch theory and why he won’t reveal all trade secrets.
Baseball meeting rumors as major minor leagues plan season
Chicago January 8 scene centers on conferences among baseball club owners and managers gathering for three meetings next week to craft a joint plan for governing baseball. Officials expect seasons to start April 13 with a 154 game schedule. Action against players linked to the 1919 scandal is discussed.
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Atlanta Gun Club prep for state trapshoot May tournament
Work began Monday on regrading the Atlanta Gun Club grounds to host the Georgia state trapshoot in early May. Three new traps will be added to create one of the nation’s finest courses. Georgia will hold the first southern state shoot this year and clubs statewide have requested programs and details. Georgia Sportsmen’s Association president J. R. Cothran offers the runner-up a Presidents Cup to boost competition. A five-man Atlanta team led by W. B. Parrish and J. R. Cothran will travel to Pinehurst, N C for the January 17–22 meet, all having shot better than .900.
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Sporting Pages Boosts St Marys Enrollment
Oakland California January 8 Brother Gregory president of St Marys College notes sports coverage draws national attention. From 1907 to 1915 the institute produced athletes Henry Hooper Dutch Leonard Eddie Burns, driving enrollment from 40 to 60 percent. He says readers choose colleges partly for athletic prowess and schools lacking sports coverage fall behind.
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V. M. I. Cadets overpower Roanoke Y M C A in season opener
Lexington Virginia January 8 Special V. M. I. defeated Roanoke Y M C A 68 to 15 in their first basketball game of the season. Passing was strong and long shots were frequent though many fouls marked the fast second half. Substitutions included Campbell for Lee and Summers for Lee.
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Burke Denies He Is Afraid To Meet Bailey
In a letter to The Constitution and via Fred Digby New Orleans sports writer Burke disputes claims he fears Bailey. Digby says Burke will fight Bailey in Atlanta if terms and a sizable guarantee are met, noting Burke seeks fair pay but is not afraid of any opponent.
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Continental League Invades Girls Prep Games
The Girls Prep league opens Thursday with three games on tap. Marietta High faces Fulton High on the Fulton court while Decatur High meets Kirkwood in a marquee clash. East Point battles Washington Seminary as all teams vie for opening glory and top standings in the season opener.
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Watkins
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Chicago Gun Club Wins National Shoot Title
The Grand American Handicap, premier event for American trapshooters, was awarded to the South Shore Country Club of Chicago at the American Trapshooting Association annual meeting. The tournament will take place August 22 to 27.
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Fight card for January 17 bill promotor Walk Miller plans
Local fight promoter Walk Miller has nearly finalized an all star card for January 17 at the auditorium. The show features a six round bout with a Macon youth John Striplin versus Kid Domb, a ten round match Jack Dempsey Denham versus Kid Karst, plus Fearless Ferns and Freddie Boorde in the prize fight. Larry Avera meets Savannah’s Jammy Conway in the final bout with the winner likely to face Jake Abel for the Atlanta welterweight crown if Miller can induce Abel from retirement.
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Crawford Buys Out Interests of Abbott
Crawford, president of the Tylwa Western league baseball club, purchases the interest of Spencer Abbott, last year’s manager, who has signed to become manager of the Empha Southern association team. Message received in St. Louis. January 3.
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