Boxing no-decision plea in Deshler Bronson bout debate
The article argues against boxing decisions and betting, praising no-decision rules. It cites Bronson's win over Deshler as proof that referee verdicts are unreliable. It contrasts San Francisco and Boston with no-decision systems and predicts future outcomes for Nelson Welch and London venues.
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Deshler-Bronson
Armory Club
Bronson
Boston
Deshler
United States
San Francisco
Opening games set in Boston School League divisions X and Y
Boston Latin and Mechanic Arts meet in Y division while Charlestown High faces Brighton High in the X division this afternoon. Brighton shows speed and a strong squad with several players unavailable until after Jan 1. East Boston and the High School of Commerce duel tomorrow with a big crowd expected at the East Boston venue.
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Boston School League
Mechanic Arts High
Boston Latin
Brighton High
Charlestown High
Mechanic Arts
Warren Avenue
Back Bay
Fred O’brien
Charlestown
Boston
East Boston
High School of Commerce
Boston Latin School
GB. A. A
Irvington Street
Ivans
Fitzgerald Honored by City Employees
James J. Storrow toured six headquarters while staff greeted him with quiet reception. John F. Fitzgerald received engrossed resolutions at Vine Street Church for securing higher wages for city workers during his mayoralty.
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Fitzgerald
Resolutions honor ex mayor Fitzgerald at city employees meeting
Nearly 1000 city workers gathered at Vine Street Church to present engrossed resolutions praising John F. Fitzgerald for raising wages from 2.00 to 2.25 daily and for his support of labor. Speakers included Timilty Curley Giblin Driscoll and Weeks with Storrow criticized.
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Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Joint Council of City
Vine Street
Boston
John IF
James P. Timilty
James P. Kilday
Hibbard
James J. Storrow
Timilty
James M. Curley
Thomas Giblin
D. D. Driscoll
State Federation of Labor
Murphy
Central Labor Union
I Kennedy
John Butler
A. Parker Weeks
Connelly
Franklin Union
Driscoll
Storrow
Knights of Labor
Mr. Fitzgerald
Storrow Tours Headquarters Across Boston Wards
James J. Storrow visited his campaign headquarters in multiple Boston wards, starting in Ward 6 and ending in Ward 24, to inspect registration work and hear reports. Seven visits occurred at headquarters and three at other venues including Ward 16 and Ward 6 locations.
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James J. Storrow
North Dorchester Athletic Association
Societa’ Ligure di Mutuo Soccorso
Jewish People’s Institute
Boylston Drops Lead In City League Race
Somerset defeats host Carruth five and narrows the City League gap to a single point after last night’s matches. Murray and Irwin contributed strong rounds with three bowlers over 300 and a total of 1513. Carruth 1470 led Boylston 1447 in a high scoring mixed results night.
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Legue
Carrith Five
Boylston
Somerset
Murray
Irwin
MRY & Ome
Finnegan
Sutherland
Kirby
Ing
Weston
Ickogost
Gregg
Carruth
Corbett
Gin
Foster
Saul
Christopher
Collyer
Hintze
Mason
Holmes
Suey Ieee A Ee
Sudbury Industrial League Scores at Alleys
Sudbury alleys hosted the Industrial League with Boston Woven Hose No 1 and No 2 posting tallies. Scores included 408 423 410 and 371 397 391, totaling 1241 for No 1 and 1159 for No 2.
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Sudbury Alleys
Y I
Signature Rush for Municipal League Papers in City Election
A flood of nomination papers flowed into the election commissioner's office yesterday as the campaign near ends. The Municipal League led the filing with 389 papers on the day and 6645 total for its slate. dozens of candidates signed as officials and civic leaders completed their entries with double digit signatures. Today and tomorrow are the final filing days.
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Municipal League
Election Board
League
Messrs
Kenny
Collins
Lane
Pree
Alderman Brand
Mayor Hibbard
Nathaniel Taylor
Alderman Attridge
Alderman O'Hare
David Ellis
Alderman Hale
Mrs. Duff
Somerville High Names Fred Forg Basketball Captain
Fred Forg was elected captain of the Somerville basketball team yesterday afternoon. He is one of the finest athletes developed at Somerville, having played on the basketball team last year and captained the football team for the past two years. He plays guard and ranks with the best of the backs. Letter here for Jim Toward, the former Mechanic Arts High athlete.
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Fred Forg
Somerville Tfigh
Somerville
Boston Opera House tonight La Traviata and other operas
The Boston Opera House lists performances tonight and upcoming dates including La Traviata Il Trovatore Faust Madama Butterfly and Carmen with various leading sopranos mezzos and tenors. Box office seating and Mason & Hamlin pianos are noted.
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Mmes. Gay
Lipkowska
Lewicka
Freeman
1000 BIRDS IN A HUGE MAIN BEGINS IN MONTGOMERY
The Midwinter Barbecue main draws over 1000 fighting roosters to Vandiver Park near Montgomery. Officials, mayors, and railroad leaders attended as 96 birds were matched today with 102 passes in one pair. Winners will be decided through sectional eliminations culminating Saturday for the championship.
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United States
Montgomery
Vandiver Park
The
State Agricultural Association
Southern Railroads
Birmingham Steel and Coal District
Storrow Campaign Moves Through Ward 20 and Ward 24
The report details favorable registration news as Ward 20 Storrow headquarters at Navilus Hall Bowdoin Street shifts to Ward 24 Codman Square. Storrow promises to dispatch one of his automobiles to aid canvassers in covering the ward’s extended territory.
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Hanover Street
Michael Leverenii
Ligurian Association
Storro
Ward
Navillus Hall
Bowdoin Street
Guild to Speak at Tre mont Temple Rally for Storrow Plan
James J. Storrow will outline his Plan 2 charter platform for Boston governance at a large Tre mont Temple rally Saturday night. Col Thomas L. Livermore will preside, with ex Governor Guild, Congressman Kelcher, and George W. Anderson as main speakers. The Citizens Municipal League backs Storrow Ellis and nine council candidates, while college teams and championships are noted in a separate sports schedule.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Thomas L. Livermore
Citizens’ Municipal League
Guild
Kelcher
George W. Anderson
Storrow
Ellis
Brand
Stone
Matthews Committee
Association fixes swimming schedule for six colleges
Representatives from the six colleges of the Intercollegiate Swimming Association have set dates for this season. Brown and Wilcox teams are among those arranging the meet schedule.
Cambridge Wins First Game Over Lowell Y M C A
Cambridge Y M C A defeats Lowell Y M C A 35 to 17 in the season opener at Cambridge Gym. Second teams also claim a 37 to 17 win. Ramsay leads with eight floor goals while Cote adds five. Attendance about 300.
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Lowell Y. M. C. A
Cambridge
Lowell
Dan Saree
Croft Pu Iake
Siysis Te U
Pooneng
DEOIT
Cs Ciekeces
Harrington
Sue
Lee OW
Cambridge Y. M
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Wood
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