Shevlin Triumphs Over Johnny Gill in Indoor Boxing Final
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury defeated Johnny Gill of Harrisburg in ten rounds to win the Faneuil A. C. show at Mechanics' Building before 7000 fans. Gill pressed with hard rights to the head and jaw but Shevlin dominated most rounds and retained the title amid a lively but clean contest.
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Judge Landis Delays Meeting to Watch Opening Game
In Chicago on January 11, Judge Landis baseball commissioner missed the session of committee meetings drafting the new national agreement. He was paged, found at Grant Park watching a group of boys play, and quipped that it was the first game of the season he had to see.
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Emmett French Succeeds In 80 Stroke Golf Put with Putter
Pinehurst N C January 11 Emmett French the Youngstown professional won a wager by shooting around the championship course in 80 strokes with his putter Richard Toundsbury and J L Heebner of New York bet he could not do it under 80 French hit over 200 yards from the tee with a short shafted putter and had only one seven on his card This was not the 116th where he was trapped
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Dartouth hockey team beats King's College 5 to 2
Hanover New Hampshire January 11 The Dartouth hockey team defeated King's College of Amherst Nova Scotia 5 to 2 today in a decisive win for the hosts.
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Harvard 10 Battles Harvard 10 Battle
Harvard teams clash in a labeled basketball encounter with players Bacon Angier Murphy Ingalls Bigelow as captain and Downing Owen Doty Stillman Stillman Wylde Lacroix facing referees Roeceyne and Gaw Time two twenty minute periods with a game penalty at 8 15.
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Crimson Hockey Team Faces Boston Athletic Association Debut
Harvard varsity seven meets the Boston Athletic Association at New Boston Arena tonight. The Crimson fast, skilled line has earned praise after a strong showing against King's, while the B A A squad will debut its renowned stars in the clash.
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Canadian style sparks Back Bay club in Harvard Hockey night
The Back Bay Club's hockey lineup features Johnny Murphy of Dartmouth and Dave Ingalls of Yale in the forward line, adopting a more Canadian roving style. Harvard counters with Winsor passing, testing defensive lines of Crimsons George Owen and Dick Humphrey.
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Trade Wins School Meet
Boston Trade School won a triangular meet with South Boston and Charlestown Highs scoring 8 points. South Boston had 82 points and Charlestown 30. Senior running broad jump and a senior high jump tie influenced the final result amid department rules on ties.
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Chesterton in Boston Spares no Topic in Interview
England's authority Gilbert K Chesterton talked with reporters at Copley Plaza about Ireland education Prohibition and poetry. He defended liberty in Ireland called for broad home rule and critiqued modern verse while praising metre and rhyme and noting his ignorance of current American and English literature.
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Motor Show Sparks Confidence in 1921 Auto Market
New York January reports show the 21st national auto show reviving dealer confidence as Detroit Flint and Cleveland factories resume operations. J G Utterback and W Gleason praise the 1921 Dart line, while Chandler Northway Reo and Pierce Arrow unveil new models with innovative storage, styling, and options, signaling a robust year ahead.
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Bill Seeks Penalty for Baseball Errors by Players
A bill filed by Representative Hugh J. Lacey of Holyoke would criminalize wilful errors or actions intended to assist the opposing team in baseball, punishable by a fine up to 500 dollars or imprisonment up to one year.
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Aero eight frame enhances balance and tire mileage
The Aero eight frame distributes weight across the entire chassis using independent side trunnions. Side overhangs are eliminated and the body joins the chassis for zero balance. W H Sowers and William Haskell of Lexington, Boston, sign dealers for the new series T models at the automobile show highlighting the Ansted engine.
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Fruzzetti Fights Valgar in Met debut loses 15 round slugfest
Jimmy Fruzzetti, the New England lightweight champion, bowed to Benny Valgar in a 15 round decision at Pioneer Sporting Club New York. The Boston fighter impressed 3500 spectators with courageous slugging despite an eye injury and a tough handicap after the eighth round.
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