Bison Boxer Hooks Up in Tough Bout at Scenic Temple
Boxing scene notes battle lines in Lowell and Crescent A. Co. card. Johnny Rose of Chicago to clash with Steve Kennedy of Lawrence for 10 rounds. Parker of South End scores another quick win in Lowell. Coburnville bogash issue cited. Sullivan, Roche, and Carlson in regional matchups. Amateur boxing set for East Boston February 1 at Music Hall with classes 10, 15, and 15.
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Bison
Scenic Temple
Crescent A. Co
Lowell
Johnny Rose
Chicago
Steve Kennedy
Lawrence
East Boston
A. I. Sullivan
Butler Avenue
Sullivan
Music Hall
Waterfront fish trade and vessel arrivals report
The week saw 27 vessels arrive with 1,598,190 pounds of groundfish as severe weather cut receipts. Dock prices ranged from 6 to 9 cents per pound for cod and hake, with other species and byproducts listed. The tank steamer Hudsonian returned with 3,144,000 gallons of crude petroleum, and East Wind carried ostrich skins and feathers from South Africa. Mariners are warned that buoy stations near Cape Cod have been replaced.
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Haddock
Hudsonian
Port Lobos
Mexico
East Wind
Cape Town
Cape Cod
Local Ringsters Pack UFC Commonwealth A A Showdown
Lightweight boxers in the audience at the Commonwealth A A in the Scenic Temple expect the evening to focus on action beyond the ring. Promoter Joe Sullivan has arranged a boxing program that mostly serves the sport’s fans.
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Commonwealth A
Conlin Set to Fight Clinton. Promoter Promises Keen Show
Frankie Conlin of Buffalo slated to challenge Johnny Clinton of this city and New York in a feature bout. Conlin has beaten Rocky Kansas Jimmy Duffy Frankie Schoell Pete Hartley among others. Promoter Sullivan brought Conlin here after rivals refused to box Clinton, signaling strong interest. Also noted Pal Reed was scratched from a 10 rounder with Jack Savage and George Robinson steps in. Openers include Terry Brooks versus Frank Gould. Fenway A A coupon redemptions at Scenic Temple tonight.
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Buffalo
Johnny Clinton
New York
Conlin
Rocky Kansas
Jimmy Duffy
Frankie Schoell
Pete Hartley
Sullivan
Clinton
Buffalo Man
Pal Reed
Framingham
Jack Savage
Brockton
Reed
Board of Strategy
Pal
George Robinson
Savage
Fisth
Terry Brooks
Frank Gould
Brecekton
Fenway A. A
Scenic Temple
B A A Captures League Ice Duel
Boston fans packed the Arena as the B A A dominated Skilton's Shoe Trades 5 0 in a fierce 45 minute game. Captain George Percy led with three brilliant goals while Jack Wylde stole the show with stellar goaltending and strong defensive work.
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Skilton
Shne
Jack Wylde
George Percy
Unicorn
Jaymie Skilton
Thray
Sickrly
Wyldes
Harvard
Raymle
SHOR
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Percy
Conley
Mwheks
Hutchinson
Murphy Geran
Hicks
Downing
Ingalls Milton
Small
O'Sullivan
Stubbs
Baal
Brorer
Boasker
Beaton Shoe
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Rocque
Gaw
Umnbires
Ndwards
la Rocca
Two Men Injured as Steel Plate Falls at Fore River Yard
John Greegory of Lawn Avenue Quincy and Thomas Madden of How doin Street Dorchester were critically injured when a heavy steel plate fell from a travelling crane in Fore River shipyard. Greggory had a crushed leg amputated at Quincy Hospital while Madden sustained a spinal injury and possible internal injuries.
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John Greegory
Lawn Avenue
Quincy
Thomas Madden
Howdoin Street
Dorchester
Fore River
Quincy Hospital
Greggory
Madden
Fragmented Weather Fragments Report Incoherent Data
The excerpt presents a garbled weather table with scattered terms like mean temperature and relative humidity. It lacks readable values, dates, or location identifiers, rendering any precise forecast or measurements impossible from the text provided.
Shipping News item with numerous names and port movements
Shipping notices list steamers, tugs, and towing barges arriving and sailing to ports including Cape Town, Port Lobos, Port Arthur, Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York, and Gloucester. Multiple vessels such as Windson Ian, Three Sons, and Swatara are noted with specific barge tows and destinations, reflecting a busy merchant marine log.
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Mexico
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Fuller
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Honesbrook
Port Johnson
Salem
Nottingham
N. J
Faith
Newport News
Gloucester
Germattown
Conewaxo
Spring
Starsport
Incoming Steamers and Weather From Boston News
Incoming steamers listed by route and origin from London Gothenburg Philadelphia and Buenos Aires. Weather notes warn of fresh southwest winds over the Grand Banks with rain or snow. Marine wireless reports update East Coast ports and Atlantic crossings.
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Boston
New York
Europe
Grand Banks
Ban Mateo
Benny Leonard Plans European Boxing Tour Next Spring
Benny Leonard the world lightweight champion will sail for Europe next month to box in the spring. Manager Billy Gibson says a match with Johnny Basham in London is under way and several bouts may follow in Paris. The Boxing Commission’s rules aid fans by curbing introductions and delays and promoters might consider starting shows earlier to attract out of town attendance.
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Benny Leonard
Europe
New York
Billy Gibson
Johnny Basham
London
Paris
Boxing Commission
Jay Gould Keeps Title in Open Court Tennis
Jay Gould of Philadelphia defeated Jack Soutar 6 9 6 2 in the second half of the challenge round to defend his open court tennis title. Gould claimed the match after winning three of four sets last Wednesday and total five sets to clinch the championship. Walter Kinsella of New York challenged Gould for another match, a proposal the Philadelphia Racquet Club committee is reviewing.
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Philadelphia
Jay Gould
America
Jack Soutar
Gould
Soutar
Walter Kinsella
New York
Maranville to Explain His Boston Status
Braves shortstop Rabbit Maranville will play for Springfield against the American Legion at Fast Newton street armory next Monday night. During intermission he will explain why he wants to be traded from Boston. Cambridge defeated Barney Snyder of Roxbury in a 10 round bout. Kid Davis of Manchester New Hampshire and Joe Stone of Weymouth had the night’s best fight, Davis winning in eight rounds.
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Johnny Shugrue
New York
Harry Carlson
Carlson
New England
Rabbit” Maranville
Braves
Springfield
American Legion
Newton Street Armory
Boston
Cambridge
Barney Snyder
Roxbury
Snyder
Kid Davis
Manchester
N. H
Joe Stone
Weymouth
Billy Woods
Walter Butter
Revere
Ring
Iron Men
A. C
Lynn
Georgie Gilligan
Salem
Soldier Carmen
Watertown
Paddy Owens Shines At Quincy Boxing Club Tourney
At the Quincy Boxing Club tournament last night Paddy Owens delivered a standout performance in a crowded card. Details on his opponent and outcome were not provided in the readable text.
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Quincy
Paddy Owens
Manchester Cigar Factory to Close for Short Layoff
The R. G. Sullivan estate announced that the 7-20-4 cigar factory in Manchester New Hampshire, employing 1500 workers, would close Monday for a short layoff due to seasonal industry slowdown, with plans to reopen by February 1.
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Manchester
N. H
R. G. Sullivan
Yale sets 260-yard relay world record in dual meet
Yale swimmers clocked 2 minutes 6 seconds for the 260 yard medley relay in a special dual meet with Princeton, breaking the 2:10.5 record set by New York A. C. in 1915. Yale's lineup included Solley Thurston Jelliffe Pratt Binney with other notable names noted.
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Conn
Yale
Princeton
New York A. C
Robert F. Solley
New York
Lorrin P. Thurston
Honolulu
William Ils Jelliffe
Charles D. Pratt
Edwin Binney, Jr
Sound Beach
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