Pete Herman Edges Jimmie Wilde In Bantamweight Battle
London January 13 The Associated Press reports Pete Herman of New Orleans former world bantamweight champion decisively defeated Jimmie Wilde of Britain at Albert Hall in the seventeenth round after the referee stopped the bout as Wilde was being overwhelmed. The fight, billed for the world bantam title, drew ten thousand spectators including the Prince of Wales. Herman weighed 118 pounds while Wilde weighed lighter, the crowd lauding the American’s boxing and sportsmanlike conduct. Wilde had led early but Herman’s late weight advantage, left combos to the ribs and right to the jaw turned the tide, ending Wilde’s hopes as the referee rescued the Welshman from a knockouts.
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London
Associated Press
Pete. Herman
New Orleans
Albert Hall
Jimmie Wilde
Wilde
Harman
Herman
Vthla
Joe Lynch
Opern
Madison Square Garden
New York
Altthough
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Jeff
Levinsky
Lght
Bombardier ‘Welly
Bng- Yishman
Levinaky
Wells
Portals
Herman “Wilde
Burt
Kenny
Spalla
Heavywelenta
I Wilde
Barons building real club under Woodward drive
The Birmingham Barons, aiming to rebound from a slump, plan a serious 1921 season under owner Rick Woodward. They have signed Fitcher Newton from Baltimore and vow a spendthrift, competitive approach, hoping to reestablish the Barons as a top Southern League franchise.
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Birmingham Barons
Barons
Fitcher Newton
Baltimore ‘S
Birmingham
Rick Woodward
Newport
Hick
Birmingham Tub
Penny Wise
Thersabouts
Woodward
Wetlabe
Hoe
Molesworth
Army
Quack” Smith
The
Barrons
Smith
American Net Stars Lose to Australians in Melbourne
In Melbourne on January 13, Norman Brooks and Patrick O'Hara Wood defeated William Tildey and W M Johnston in doubles 6-3. Captain Watson Washburn of America beat Gerald F Patterson 7 5 6 3, and Tilden Pid can J B Hawkes of Australia connected in singles.
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Melbourne
Australia
Norman
Brooks
Patrick’ O'Hara Wood
Wiliam Tildey
W. M. Johnston
Sally League Enters B Classifica tion
Sanguary 713A describes the Sally League moving into a B classification following a National Baseball body action in Chicago. South Atlantic expected to apply for advancement later, with a January meeting planned in Greenville.
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Columbia
S. C
National
Chicago
Neemant
South Antic
Tom Millan Purchases Memphis Club Interest in Cash Deal
Tom Millan announced tonight that Memphis club president Tom Wat king completed a cash acquisition involving three years and a shortstop, Jen Millan, with other terms mentioning Memphis, Chicks, and Harry Collenberger in the Memphis organization.
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Tom Millan
Memphis
Chicks
Jen Millan
Wil Southern Asgocinttosnat
Memphis” Club
Harry Collenberger
Mempheshurtston
Tom Watking
Camp Perry Selected for Rifle Matches
Washington January reports Camp Perry Ohio selected today by a national board to host the next rifle matches. Date for the event will be announced later, with promotion of rifle practice emphasized.
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Washington
Caimp
Doubled header event at Paint club tonight
In a distorted notice a double header is set for the Paint club tonight at eight o'clock. The draft game and related matches are mentioned with unclear names and times due to OCR errors.
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St. Pon
Ube
Farrell Slated For Secretary Job In Baseball
Auburn native Farrell, famed in minor leagues, is slated as secretary to Federal Judge Kenesaw Landis and commissioner of organized baseball. A formal salary and term remain unsettled but a one year tenure is anticipated.
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Farrell
Auburn
Bavome
Kenesaw Mv
Landis
Oday
Nes
Jidge Landis
Jock
Soutar
Ennis
Chaitanoga South Soccer Club Sins in Night Club Row
A garbled report cites Chattanors Southern saosin clubs in a nocturnal incident. No clear names or dates are readable, but the item implies a disciplinary issue or altercation tied to a sports club.
Unclear OCR: fragmentary sports note
Fragmentary text mentions a game and players but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. unable to derive a full headline and summary from the provided snippet.
I Might Call Off Big Bout Says Kearns
Jack Dempsey manager Jack Kearns said the Dempsey Willard championship bout in New York might be called off due to a New York boxing commission ruling setting a 15 admission cap at championship events. He warned the revenue cap could limit Madison Square Garden receipts to about 150000, insufficient to stage the match.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jose Willard
New York
New York‘boxing ‘Commission
Madison Square ‘Garden
Georgia and Auburn Face Off In Indoor Clash Tonight
Georgia Bulldogs meet Auburn Tigers in an indoor court showdown at Athens. Both teams remain unbeaten as Stegeman plans to field the same lineup, with Hahn and Harke leading Auburn despite Purman’s recent losses. Freshmen from Georgia and Riverside Military Academy also compete in an opener.
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Athens
Bulldog of
Georgia
Auburn Tiger
Georgia-Auburn Court
Auburn
Josh Cody
Mercerites
Purman
Stezeman
Aubug
Hahn
Chieftain Harke
Georgina
Riverside
Miliary Academy
Gainesville
Wil
Murray
Bohren
Walhrs
Cooper
Jon Bennett
Marietta Y Girls Defeat Hanson Five In League Play
In the Pine Street Y M I league, Marietta Y Girls defeated Hanson Motor Company five 31 to 4. Georgia Baptist Nursery easily beat Southern School Book 23 to 2, Amoma Class downed Central Bank 18 to 3. Parrett led Marietta with five field goals and three fouls, Wilbanks added three, Ranfall scored twice. LayleGanon and Leratto Condon starred for Hanson. Del Gaines and Flora Mae Medlock highlighted Amoma Class’s win as Mann and Morris excelled for the losers.
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Eaehtres
Marietta
Hanson Motor Company
Georgia Baptist
Schonl
Amoma
Central Bante
Hanson
Gober
Galley
Lacey
Groover
Nurass
Miss Parrett
Miss Wilbanks
Ranfall
Miss Witbanks
Gonta
Layle Ganon
Leratto Condon
Auburn Tigers Face Atlanta Club Three-Game Test
The Atlanta Athletic Club prepares for a challenging Saturday night with Auburns Tigers at the Auditorium after a strong win over Mercer. Coach Joe Beans squad is confident to extend a long winning streak as the Tigers bring a balanced attack and tough defense to the clash.
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Alabama
Atlanta ‘Athletic -Club
Michael Donkhue
Auburn ‘Tigers
Birmingham Athletic Club
Joe Bean
Allantans
Tiger of the Plains
Auburn
Mercer
Atlanta
Gene Alien
Athletic Club
Inauguration Ride Caper Faces Harding and Guard
A sequence from September 1921 describes President Harding weighing transport options for the inauguration as his train crosses a trestle. Ernest Chapman, a guard and athlete, acts quickly to hit the emergency brake, preventing disaster. The piece recalls California football prowess and a remembered boxing parallel, with mentions of Princeton, Ohio State, Harvard, and Bill Steers.
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Robert Edgad
Max
Mr. Harding
Harding
Ernest Chapman
Chapman
Gono
Washington
Taylor stresses need of training amid touring realtors
A visiting group of realtors toured Atlanta areas from the Luckle Street entrance of the hotel. They visited Brookhaven, Drain Hills, Want Like Country, Piedmont and Grant parks, Georgia Tech, Em iniveralty, the Scottish Rite for Crippled Children, and the penitentiary as part of a committee’s review. The event followed an exhibit of lands and salads and highlighted training needs.
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Elty
Luckle-street
Brookhaven
Drain Hills
Hat Ston
Miske w Goot Bout Cae Mapped January Delay
Fragmentary note reports a canceled bout due to infant McGoorty illness. Names and details are unclear in the OCR, but the event appears linked to a boxing or wrestling bout with postponed schedule and associated beverages or sponsors. Further readability needed for full specifics.
Benny Leonard Autographs 17000 Photos Widest Fan Mail
Benny Leonard has ordered seventeen thousand photographs of himself and receives more autograph requests than any movie star. He personally responds to every letter and has given away thousands of pictures. In football, California’s 28–0 victory over Ohio State on New Year’s Day shows the West’s strength. Ohio had an unbeaten, highly ranked team.
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California
Ohio Boys
Princeton
Californie
Tallen
Bears
Tigers
Ohio State
Harvard
Oregon
Bil Stears
Oreten
Bill ‘Steers
Bill Steers
Ohio
Benny Leonard
Freddy ‘Welsh
Benny
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
University of California
Pasadena
Npar Sagt
Stinchcomb
Major General Wood to Inspect Camp Benning January 20
Columbus dispatch reports Major General Leonard Wood would inspect Camp Benning on January 20 in a formal arrival announced January 13. In Greenville, Bramlett, a contractor, was found guilty of murdering his mother-in-law and, after a mercy recommendation, waived his new trial motion and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Columbus
Gad
Leonard
Greenville
S. C
Hugh T. _Bramlett
Henee
Local dispute over statues sparks new debate
An unclear note suggests a faction claims more statues and hints at a republic theme. The fragment references Gre nen and alternate ideas, with no concrete dates or names clearly readable.
Fragmentary Verse Fragments and Historical Allusions
A fragmented text mixes mythological references Greece and Turks with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Cox's campaign and a sense of historical or scientific value, with stray lines about laughter, guards, and individuals like Renee and Yost, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
Prep League Round Two Looms In Local Showdowns
In a brisk afternoon slate at University High and Commercial courts, Fulton High faces Boys High after an earlier Commercial upset. Coach L L Boone has University High starting strong with a deep bench, while Jon Bean anchors Marist and Br Fincher referees the tilt. Standings show tight races as Tech High leads with 1.000, Fulton and Boys High sit near the top, and Commercial trails in the early rounds.
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Mprist University
Commercial Court
Fulton
Elock
L.L. Boone
University High
Jon Bean
Marist
Br. Fincher
Couree Park
P.c. Tech High O
Fulton High
Boys’ High
Post-Season Series Set For Southern Baseball Title
Federal Judge Kennesaw M. Landis leads baseball under new advisory board while Southern and Texas leagues announce a seven game post season series for the southern championship. The series uses old world series rules and a joint board of control with league presidents.
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Chicago
Kennesaw M. Sands
Baseball Advisory Board
John Heydlér
B. B. Johnson
M. H Sexton
National Association of Professions Baseball Clubs
John. H. Farrell
Association
Judge Landis
Bet Sohn. Martin
Southern League
J. Doak Roberts
Texas League
Surgeons Meet Here Tonight With Noted Speakers
A noted session gathers eminent surgeons including Dr Franklin H. Martin Chicago, Dr John Osborn Polak Brooklyn, and Dr Joseph Colt Bloodgood Baltimore. Talks cover preventive medicine, cancer control, hospital standardization, and pre natal care to reduce maternal mortality and surgical risks.
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Pranktin H. Martin
Chicago
John Osborn Polak
Brooklyn
Joseph . Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Mayor Key
Franklin HL Martin
American College of Surgeons
Colt Bloodgood
United Stat
Tech Meets Wofford Tonight At Auditorium
Tech faces Wofford in a double header at the Auditorium with freshmen to play first, the Atlanta Athletic Club reserves next, and the varsity billed as a key contest. The Jackets seek revenge after a recent defeat and bring the same lineup as against Josh Cody’s team, led by Fraser and Braxton with Mayer and Flowers in support, while Mercer’s upset win looms as motivation.
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Wallace George
Yellow Jackets
Wofford Methodists
Tech
Atlanta ‘Athletic Club
Scrap
Wofford
Spartanburg
Handy of the Baptists
Coach Bean
Mercer
Methodists
Josh
McIntyre
Howard
Oscar Davis
From Leagues Split to Fame Players Face Tough Transition
A veteran observer notes the difficulty for athletes crossing from the National to the American League and vice versa. He cites intense rivalries and unfamiliar surroundings as major barriers to immediate success, with examples from boxing and chess highlighting brains matching brawn. The piece reflects on the enduring value of spirit in sport and the inspiration athletes draw from tough moments.
Donkey Derby Thrills Crowds At Stamford Bridge Race
English racing’s Donkey Derby at Stamford Bridge drew over ten thousand spectators as jockeys rode stubborn donkeys for a carnival finish. Jimmy Canty on Stumps won, amid a late finish scare and a judge’s debate over placings. Betting ran heavy and spectators laughed at the sport’s lighthearted spectacle.
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Tom
Stamford Bridge
Gage
Batmford Bridge
Jimmy Canty
Stumps
Victor Smythe
Blower
Gray Moke
Nythe
Smythe
Canty
Stumpy
The American College of Surgery on universal safe operations
The American College of Surgery argues that every person deserves the best possible surgery in the safest environment and that no state or province can forego such care. It urges collaboration among citizens, medical professionals, and administration to address the problem. The meeting’s fall program is announced with H. Goldamit as chairman.
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Américan’ College of
United States
Canada
Ita
American College of
Sur- Seong
Atlanta Finance Gathering to Open First Session in City
A historic meeting to be held in Atlanta features a broad agenda on municipal securities public utilities and material bonds. Investment bankers Domese tle securities and others coordinate this two day session with delegates from California Canada and various U.S. regions.
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Peraonde
Atlanta
Hugh Bond Iaxues
Bond, Flaua
Northwestern
Bell Tell
Aphone Company
Domesetle Securities
Morcag É& Co
Guaranty Trust Company
Zenice Upy
Nancal
Tora
Os ‘Gstant
California
Canada
Mogian -Tar
Incomplete text: court action restrains joint venture
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court order or injunction issued yesterday involving multiple entities and possible insurance or guarantee terms. The legible items reference legal action, parties, and a restraint but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
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J. Hume McDonald
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Jimmy Wilda
McDonald
Dave Oestall
Dave Splittall
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Spalding Bros. Sporting Goods
Broad Atrast
Mr. Spittail
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Taylor
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Mapson
Wood
Benning
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Bramlett
MVE
Constantino
Onnie
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