Birmingham Club Beaten by Alabama in Indoor Meet
At the university gymnasium Alabama defeated the Birmingham Athletic Club in a combined basketball and boxing program. Notable performers included Duffy from New Orleans, Tor White, and Alabama’s McGauley, with Bryan and Tloyd delivering strong showings. The event drew about 1200 attendees as interest in basketball and boxing grows on campus.
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University of Algabany
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New Orleans
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Birmingham
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Tuscaloosa
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Atlanta
Patsy Wale
Rifle Teams to Hold Meet Via Cables
Yale and Oxford rifle teams to shoot an international match by cable on February 11 at New Haven and Oxford. Matches support 75 foot targets under National Rifle Association rules with 20 shots per man. Referees will be U.S. and British army officers.
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National Sports Syndicate
Boston
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England
London
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Colgate
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Willard Heads to Training Camp for Dempsey Title Bout
Kansas City January 23 Jess Willard former heavyweight champion leaves for camp to train for the March 17 title bout with Jack Dempsey in New York. He departs to complete preparations ahead of the prize fight.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
New York
Plynn
Jack Bloomfiel
Champio
Eugene Brasso
Canada
Addie O'Hare
King
Young Denny
New Orleans
Frank Carbonne
Len Rowlands
Jack McClelland
Panama
Joe Gans
Barney Adair
Flynn
Adair
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Fivan
Britten
Pete Hartley
Flynnn
Tommy Noble
Johnny Rei
Sheehan Badly Injured in Georgia Car Crash
Augusta Ga January 23 Tony Sheehan well known businessman driving alone early this morning crashed into a tree near the Shiloh Orphanage just outside the city and was badly hurt expect ed to die head injuries noted authorities report the accident occurred shortly after dawn at the scene and was attended by local physicians
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Sheehan
Augusta
Tony Sheehan
Shiloh
Fight Promoters Brace for Dempsey Carpentier Showdown
In a tangled deal outlined by Bill Brady and Cochran, promoter Rickard faces liability over the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title bout. With guarantees near half a million dollars, the promoters weigh risks as New York venues consider high ticket prices and public interest dwindles amid hard times and political turbulence.
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Engishman
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Fev' Hickard
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Dempsey
Bailleon
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Mike G Dowd
Pugs
New York
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Madison Square Garden
Richard
New York Boxing Commission
Comrade Moodruff
Harding
Prep Basketball Roundup Sees Lanier, University High Lead Week
Lanier Wins 36 10 over Monroe A M as Harmon tops scoring for the victors and University High shows resilience in a loss to Marietta Street’s team. The prep league features Tech High, G A Warriors, Marist and Fulton squads in a busy week with girls rounds upcoming and Kirkwood Decatur Marietta as favorites for the third round standings.
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Tan
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Hill
Gallen
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Marist
Fulton
Joe Bean
Fultonites
Marist Boys
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Fulton High
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Pirates Acquire Maranville in Major Deal
Pittsburg January 23. Walter Maranville, shortstop of the Boston Nationals, will join the Pirates after a completed trade that sends William Southworth, Fred Nicholson, and Walter Barbare to Boston. Nicholson hit .362 last season for Detroit and played right and center. Southworth batted .282 for Birmingham last year. Barbare, a 1919 Pirates signee, is a versatile infielder who played 67 games with a .276 average and previously suffered a broken jaw.
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Boston
National League Baseball Club
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Fred Nicholson
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Boston Nationals
Barney Dreyfuss
Nicholson
Pirates
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Southworth
Birmingham
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Jersey City
Hoe
Alexander Sought as Washington and Jefferson Coach
Pittsburg January report says Washington and Jefferson may seek Georgia Tech’s Alexander for head football coach. President and athletic committee hint at interest, noting Alexander’s success with Georgia Tech and potential fit to challenge Pitt. Other coaches considered include Cornell’s Dobie. Alexander’s status under contract remains unclear.
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Coweh W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
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Golden Tornado
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Washington and Jefferson College
Alsafier
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Sing
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Jafferson
GH Dobie
Cornell
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Beaver Board to Offer $5 Million in Notes Through Imbrie
Beaver Board Co plans to issue twelve year notes totaling 5 million dollars at 3 percent with a sinking fund, to be offered to the public via Imbrie & Co. The firm is a leading wallboard maker and major gypsum products producer with extensive dealer network. For ten months in 1920 net earnings reached 4.5 million, or about eleven times interest charges after depreciation but before federal taxes, with five year earnings averaging five times interest charges. The organization aims for 1921 growth with stronger sales force and expanded advertising and merchandising.
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Beaver Board Companies
Imbrie & Co
Beaver Board
Bradstreet Shows Building Activity 1920 In 120 Cities
Bradstreet presents a Bradstreet review table on building expenditures across 120 cities for 12 years. The data show 1915 3708 348 838, 1918 919 435 203, 1919 172 304, 1920 2 234 082 638, with total 1020 up 62 percent from 1915 levels.
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Yenta
Bradstreet
Better Tone Shown In DAN'S Review Of Business Conditions
DAN'S REVIEW notes a somewhat improved overall business tone despite lingering fears. Textile and footwear sectors show recovery as orders flow. price readjustments aid demand while some sectors still face recessions and erratic activity. Merchants increasing purchases and replenishment needs signal cautious optimism amid mixed reports across industries.
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Dan
New England
Food Prices Slip in Week Says Bradstreet
Hesitation in prices last week with more gains than declines. Food index falls to its lowest point since January 1917, at 2.35 dollars per unit vs 3.42 last week and 5.18 the year prior. Eighty commodities show 12 rising, 23 falling, 45 unchanged. overall weaker in farm products.
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Fed
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Resistance Seen To Downward Drop Of Commodities
Market overview shows mixed signals as recessions outpace gains in wholesale reports. Beef and sheep dipped with some hog recovery, grain and provisions restrained, dairy prices soft yet cheese firm, eggs improving, metals and iron uplift gradual, cotton goods firmer, rubber and silk values rising amid broader demand shifts.
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Dan
Denmark
Baltic and US Failure Figures From Last Week
The report notes commercial failures last week across the United States totaling 485, up from 279 the preceding week and 112 a year earlier. Canada shows 71 failures, up from 41 the prior week and 15 last year, while the United States records 150 failures in the same period.
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United States
Enat
Bath Bricklayers Limit To Sixteen Bricks A Day
In Bath some bricklayers are declared to lay only sixteen bricks a day while engaged on the construction of a wall. It is understood that their great-grandchildren will finish the job.
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Bath
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