Anderson Faces Kid Norfolk in Boston Ring Tonight
Lee Anderson weighs in heavier after a 15 to 20 pound gain and aims to rebound in a Boston bout with Kid Norfolk of New York. Norfolk won their prior meeting and is known as a strong, one puncher who can also be touched. The undercard includes Pickles Martin versus Wild Man Gould and Whitey Allen versus Billy Muldoon, all under Arena A C auspices.
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Lee Anderson
Mechanics Building
Kid Norfolk
New York
Lee
West
Anderson
Norfolk
Boston
Berlin
N.H
Hemphill May Have a Double Hemphill May Have a Double
Toledo December 21 Charles Hemphill a former major league player was said to have been found dead in a New York rooming house He reported to have a brother Frank Hemphil also a former ball player who has used the name Charles Hemphill and may be the dead man The brothers resemble each other and Hemphill is communicating with New York authorities to identify the deceased.
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Toledo
Charles Hemphill
New York
Frank Hemphil
Hemphill
Harold Fahey to Lead Boston College High Football
Harold Fahey will captain the 1923 Boston College High football team chosen unanimously by teammates. He has starred at right halfback for three years and also plays left field on the baseball squad. Fahey plans to attend Exeter after finishing at St. James Street school.
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Harold Fahey
Boston College High
Fahey
Exeter
St. James Street
Owen Holds Letter Record at Harvard
Harvard Alumni Bulletin notes George Owen of Newton will graduate next June with three letters in football baseball and hockey, the most by any Harvard man. It also cites George P. Gardiner class of 1910 as winning the most letters in Crimson history with three track letters two hockey letters one baseball H and one major sport H in tennis.
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Harvard
George Owen
Newton
George P. Gardiner
Stasiak Opens With Fast Victory on Stage
Stanley Stasiak the Pole defeated Frank Dutcher in six minutes on the Howard Theatre stage. In a second bout Tommy Reccord and Joe Perelli drew after ten minutes. A 10 minute mass between Cora Livingston and Mae Kelly ended without a fall. Metro faced Joe Perelli to a draw in distance.
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Stanley Stasiak
Frank Dutcher
Howard Theatre
Tommy Reccord
Joe Perelli
Cora Livingston
Mae Kelly
Metro
Howard Metro
Dutcher
Stasiak
Earl Tomkins
Perelli
Gibbons Eyes Dempsey Bout After Miske Win
Tommy Gibbons, local heavyweight who edged Billy Miske in 10 rounds, has received a New York promoter offer for a bout with Jack Dempsey. Gibbons said terms are flexible and any date suits him if Dempsey signs, with no dispute over conditions on his side.
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ST. Paul
Tommy Gibbons
Billy Miske
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gibbons
Dempsey
Three in Race for Green Grid Coach at Dartmouth
Dartmouth weighs three candidates Jess Hawley Jack Ryan and Sid Hazelton as possible head coach for 1923 with a $5000 salary and a policy to mirror 1922. Undergraduates split over Cannell and a standout sophomore kicker may transfer while Dartmouth maintains its committee coaching approach remains likely.
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Dartmouth
Jess Hawley
Jack Ryan
Sid Hazleton
Sid Hazelton
Vanderbilt
Hanover
Cannell
Larry Bankhart
Colgate
Clark Tobin
New York
Johnny Clinton Stops Boyle in Third Round
Johnny Clinton defeats Phinney Boyle of Lowell by decision after Boyle is knocked down three times in the third round. Boyle was ultimately unable to continue, with Clinton clearly superior across the three rounds. In the semi final Gunboat Jack of Lawrence beat O'Brien of Buffalo.
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Johnny Clinton
Boyle
Lowell
Phinney Boyle
Moody Club
Gunboat Jack
Lawrence
Ee O'Brien
Buffalo
Boxing Results From Sacred Heart A C Amateur Bouts
Amateur boxing results from Sacred Heart Athletic Club in East Boston list multiple weight classes. Johnny Moore of South End defeated Mike Melanski of Boston in 2 rounds. Andy Martin defeated Frank Ferris. John Andrezana of East Boston defeated Stanley Martin. Jerry McManus of East End defeated George Corbett of Peabody.
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Sacred Heart A. C
East
Boston
Johnny Moore
South End
Mike Melanski
Andy Martin
Frank Ferris
John Andrezana
Stanley Martin
Jerry McManus
George Corbett
Peabody
Nations to Adopt U.S. Net Rules
Representatives of major tennis nations met in London and agreed to standardize rules and adopt the American resiliency standard for balls. A rest period after the third set for men and after the second for women will be universally followed in international contests, though domestic rules may vary. An international football rule also aligned with U.S. practice.
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United States
Lenglen and Mallory Set to Renew Wimbledon Feud
A cable from the United States said Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory plans to travel to Wimbledon seeking the women's title. Suzanne Lenglen’s manager A. H. Muhr confirmed the French star would also play at Wimbledon, renewing their rivalry next summer.
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London
Associated Press
Mille
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory
America
Wimbledon
A. H. Muhr
Suzanne
Pittsburgers Dominate Victorias 7 to 2 in Ice Show
Pittsburg hockey visits the Arena delivering a fast, high quality performance led by Herb Drury and Paddy Sullivan. Drury sparked most Pittsburg scoring as Sullivan Milks and Manners added goals in a clear victory over the Victorias, with Healey also contributing for the losers. Time three 15m per period.
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Herb” Drury
Paddy Sullivan
Boston
Drury
United States
Vic
Vics
Pittsburg
Paddy” Sullivan
Donahue
Milks
Jim Healey
Collins
Baker
Manners
Kim
Sullivan
Pittsburgers
Pop Conley
Syo Sullivan
Pole Strongman Stasiak Beats Michailoff in Local Bout
Polish heavyweight Stanley Stasiak known as Hercules defeats Russian Ivan Michailoff twice at the Grand Opera House. Stasiak relies on strength to counter Michailoff’s speed, securing a first fall in 23 minutes 30 seconds and a second fall in 13 minutes 30 seconds with a half Nelson and inside crotch. The card also features Burns over Davis and Yusko over Rizzo, plus news of Calan and Kotsonaros set to fight next Thursday.
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Hercules
Grand Opera House
Ivan Michailoff
Michalloff
Stasiak
Ivan
Michalloffs
Jack Burns
Roy Davis
Worcester
Frank Yusko
A. Rizzo
George Calan
George Kotsonaros
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