No Drop in Auto Prices Expected at New York Show
The New York automobile show closes with no new price reductions as production remains limited and dealers hold about 100,000 cars in storage. Industry figures, including Ford and General Motors, stress that autos remain essential transport and prices are stabilizing for a likely revival once production resumes.
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New York
Ford
J. H. MacAlman
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Stearns Knight
Mr. MacAlman
Otis Funderburk
Hardy Mitchell
Mr. Dow
Puritan Motors
Standard
Boston
Chorge Dunham
W. TH. M. Very
Triangle Motors Company
Fifth Avenue
General Motors
Scripps- Hooth
Scripps-Booth
H. E. Dove
Brighton Avenue
Mercer
Clase
Leonard Beats Mitchell In Dramatic Sixth Round
The boxing match ends in the sixth as Leonard defeats Mitchell by knockout after a brutal exchange. Mitchell, battered but defiant, narrowly misses a title upset that could have changed hands in a stunning upset. The bout, promoted by Miss Morgan with Tex Rickard’s help, drew wide crowd and strong funds for a France relief effort.
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Mitchell
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Tex Rickard
van Somebody
Fifth Avenue
Grogan
Grogans
Echo
Miss Morgan
Leonard Defeats Mitchell In Sudden Late Round Knockout
In a dramatic bout Leonard knocks Mitchell down three times in the first round and repeatedly floorws him again, with the referee stopping the fight in the sixth after Leonard’s hard right to the jaw. Leonard and Mitchell acknowledge the defeat as ringside support hovers.
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Mitchell
Rose
Leonard
Billy Gibson
Haukop
Richie
Benny
Huntington Swim Team Defeats M I T Freshmen
Huntington School swimmers defeated M I T freshmen 33 to 20 at the Boston Y pool. Algar led with wins in 50 and 100 yard events and anchored Huntington’s winning relay. Woods won the 200 yard. other events saw Harper Plunge and Berger Dive triumph for Huntington with tech school placing second in several races.
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Huntington
Marsh
Tech
Buck
Dunn
F. Huss
Woods
Evans
Oxnard
Harper
Thomas
Berger
Srheh
Chalmers
Kew P
Terai
Duan
Taylor
Tufts Bowdoin Play Scoreless Hockey Tie in Rain
In Portland Maine Tufts and Bowdoin College hockey produced a 0 0 draw as two 15 minute periods were played before the contest was called off due to a driving rain and the rink surface becoming a pool. Bowdoin’s captain Al Morrell starred for Bowdoin and Hartwell for Tufts.
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Portland
Tufts and Bowdoin College
Portland Country Club
al Morrell
Wayland
Mass
Bowdoin
Hartwell
Tufts
Snow Belleveau
the Actoda Seeeesp
Finnegan Wilms
Wass Ivaree
Moore
Hagals
Hans Ee P
Davidson Momway
Popren
Gage
Hurcesson
Medford 1921 Wins Tourney At High School Meet
Medford High School Interclass meet at the school gym yesterday saw the class of 1921 take the team title with 34 points while the junior class scored 29 and the 1922 group earned 17. Craffey claimed the 100 yard dash second place in the short dash and helped win the senior relay. Kelly swept the 600 and 1000 yard runs. Blair tied for first in the running high jump and placed in shot put and broad jump while running on the winning relay. Medford’s winning relay was Maurette McKenna Blair and Gaffey.
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Andy Gaffey
Jim Blair
Kelly
Medford
Craffey
Blair
Greater Boston
Maurette
McKenna
Gaffey
Pell Defeats Canadian Champion in Racquet Final
C C Pell of New York, United States champion, defeated A Cassils of Canada in the Canadian amateur racquet championship with scores 15-5 15-14 and 16-5. A separate note reports Eddie Mead, manager of Andy Chaney, and Joe Jacobs, manager of Artie O Leary, discussing a planned Thursday bout and Commissioner Buckley’s stance on a no decision outcome.
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Eddie Mead
Andy Chaney
Joe Jacobs
Artie O'Leary
Chaney
Martin
Jacobs
Huckley
O'Leary
Frush Declines Bout in Baltimore Boxing Scene
Danny Frush of Baltimore refused to box Andy Chaney in an offhand bout at the Mechanics building. Observers say he would be a fool to take the match and would face ridicule if defeated, given the prevailing circumstances.
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Danny Frush
Baltimore
Andy Chaney
Mechanics’ Building
Frush Ready for Chaney Fight After Prep Stand
Frush refuses a rushed bout and offers $1000 to charity if Chaney signs for fair terms. He is set to meet Artie O Leary in a 10 round title bout at Commonwealth A A tonight, a rubber engagement that could lead to a Chaney or Martin opportunity. Also on the Scenic Temple card are Elkins vs Mack, Shepard vs Marnley, and Boillard vs Gould.
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Chaney
Frush
Artie O’leary
New York
Commonwealth A. A
O’leary
Bayonne
N. J
Bacon
Garden
New Yorker
Scenic Temple
Martin
Pepper
Charley Elkins
South End
Young Mack
Hartford
Johnny Shepard
Woburn
Dan Marnley
Cambridge
Tred Boillard
Quincy
Frank Gould
Brockton
Sullivan Wins Feature Bout In Local Boxing Tourney
Harold Sullivan of South Boston won the feature bout in the St. Josephs amateur boxing tourney at the Commercial Club rooms. He defeated Eddie Sawyer of the North End over three rounds. Henry Ford beat Young Martin in the 108-pound class, Fred Garo defeated Charles Costello in the 115-pound class, and Ton OBrien beat James Evans in the 125-pound class.
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Harold Sullivan
South Boston
St. Joseph's
Commercial Club
Eddie Sawyer
North End
Henry Ford
Young Martin
Fred Garo
Lynn
Charles Costello
Fast Boston
Boston Shoe Trades to Meet Quaker City in Philadelphia
Last night Raymie Skilton's Boston Shoe Trades hockey team left for Philadelphia to play the Quaker City ice team in a league game. The B. A. A.-St. Nicks battle is on at the Arena this evening.
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Raymie Skilton
Boston Shoe Trades
Philadelphia
Quaker City Ice
Arena
Red Sox sell Geo Dumont to Minneapolis club
January 14 Minneapolis announces purchase of pitcher George Dumont from the Boston Americans. Dumont previously played for the Washington Americans and joins the Minneapolis Club of the American Association.
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GEO
Minneapolis
George Dumont
Boston Americans
American Association
Washington Americans
Cornel Defeats Yale In Intercollegiate League Clash
New Haven saw Cornell beat Yale 42 to 19 in an intercollegiate league basketball game tonight.
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New Haven
Cornel
Yale
Fenway A A trip jeopardized by explosion
The Fenway A A faced a blown up incident before Thursday night’s scheduled journey. The blast caused about $2000 in costs and additional damage beyond that amount.
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Fenway A. A
Wrestling card at Grand Opera House features Howard and Tuohey
George Tuohey has matched Mark Howard the middleweight who defeated Watno Ketonen at Worcester with Pinky Gardner for the feature at the Grand Opera House next Thursday night. Howard is a sensational performer and the fans should see some fun and real wrestling.
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George Tuohey
Mark Howard
Watno Ketonen
Worcester
Pinky Gardner
Grand Opera House
Howard
Basketball game lineup and officials listed
Referees Bob Clifford and Chip pie Gaw. Timers Tom Kanaly Ernie Hendrie and Bill Carlton. Time three 15 minute periods. Game called at 8 15.
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ST. Nicholas
Downing
Ingenus
Jow Row
Cushman
Bierwith Hutchinson
Murphy
C.c
Ellis Percy
Cunningham
Burgess Doty
Tock
Huntington Stubbs
Ernie Hendrie
Bill Carlton
Hockey clash at the new Boston Arena tonight
A local hockey clash at the new Boston Arena is billed to revive prewar ice battles and draw back aging fans this evening. The event promises a nostalgic showdown likely to energize the city rink scene.
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Boston Arena
Boxing Commission Faces Rule Change Impacting Bout Inspections
The Boxing Commission and the club failed to know about Martin’s bail status until Thursday night. A new rule set to take effect tomorrow requires all boxers to be examined at 3 PM on the day of a bout, which would have prevented the Mechanics’ building incident last Thursday if in place.
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Natronal
Boston
A. L. Danforth
Cadillac
Charlie Henshaw
Henshaw Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
Grand Central Palace
Gas House
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
A. G. Grogan
Grogans
Biddle
Grogan
Goofer
Debs
Lillian Cotton
Doris Trevor
Grace Peabody
Abby Morrison
Peggy Shaw
Stella Levy
Preston
Red Murphy
Dogs Dockerty
Tinear Tuttle
Harry M. Stevens
Battling Nelson
Joseph Gans
Boxing Commission
Club
Martin
Mechanics
Stecher Suffers Stroke Ends Wrestling Comeback Hope
Joe Stecher former heavyweight wrestling champion is hospitalized in Omaha with a stroke of paralysis in his right arm and shoulder. Doctors report the attack followed a headlock during his loss to Ed Lewis last month and say Stecher cannot wrestle for at least a year.
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Omaha
Neb
Joe Stecher
Strangler) Lewis
Lee Edwards
Stecher
New York
Lewis
Jack Johnson Seeks Parole From Prison
Leavenworth Kansas January 14 Jack Johnson serving a year for Mann Act violation has asked the parole board for release stating he has not broken prison rules and would make good if freed.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Jack Johnson
Federal Penitentiary
Parole Board
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