Acorn Club Announces Card for Casino Bouts
The Acorn Club in Lawrence reveals a Sept 30 show headlined by Leonard and Tendler with Ed Fitzsimmons and Louis Bogash in the featured bout. Mickey Travers of New Haven is set to fight Fitzsimmons, with Battling Kunz and others on the semi final card.
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Acorn Club
Leonard
Tendler
Die Fitzsimmons
Kirby
Ampion
New England
Lawrence
Ornoon
Louis Bo H
Acorn
Sing
Mason
Tor Thay Acorn Club
Aly
Ivill
Pattlans
Kunz
Avi
Travers
Young Mcauliffa
Young Mac
Erry Lee
Shea
Red Allen
Battling Kunz
Connecticut
Tommy Shea
New Haven
Elm City
Tobey Owens
Y Itung
Young Tenny
Lenny
West End
Louis Bogash
Bob Martin Tops Heavyweight Field in London Thriller
Bob Martin, heavyweight king, rests on furlough after a vigorous campaign abroad. He helped hang two kayo on the Kaiser and defeated about thirty Nusky foes to earn medals. He eyes a bout with Jack Dempsey and debuts in Akron in late October likely against Denver Jack Geyer. Jimmy Bronson manages him as he learns the trade and awaits fan reaction.
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Bob Martin
Foybes
Bob
Kayo
Martin
Akron
Denver
Jack Geyer
Mat Hinkel
Cleveland
Big Boy
Invincibles to face Has-Beens in key post contest
The Invincibles and the Has-Beens, two rival teams, meet in a rare moonlight game at 4 15 p m. The Invincibles list Dick Scanion Beatty Bill Kuehn Tom Bracken and Vic Ecay while the Has-Beens prepare their strongest lineup. Manager Beatty aims to showcase a switch against Herald’s lineup as both sides bid to claim season supremacy.
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Connie Lewis
Atleys
Telegram Vngibles
Post Has-Beens
Copere
Invincibles
Dick Scanion
Has
Beatty
Bill Kuehn
Tom Bracken
Vic Ecay
Hasns
Key-Ticklers
Man- Beatty
The
Anager Beatty
Telegram Vincibles
Herald
Harvard Football Squad Reduced To Forty Men
Cambridge Mass Sept 23 Tarvard s football squad reduced to forty men by head coach Bob Fisher The final opening game selection for Saturday against tes appears to include Phinney and Wearhead ends Sedgwick and Hubind tackles Woods and Clerk fields Philisin center Murray rerback Casey Horween and tham backs The ends weigh 170 pounds and the line averages 195 pounds while the cam averages 186 pounds
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Cambridge
Mass
Tarvard
Navy Football Squad Progressing Rapidly
Apolis Sept 28 The Navy Academy football squad under Dobie is progressing rapidly with backfield players who were subs last season now main reliance this fall. This will be the last week for two daily practices as regular recreation period will be labeled.
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Apolis
Na Academy
Dobie
Tex
Pirates Beat Tigers Exhibition Result in Detroit
Etroit Americans were blanked 14 to 6 in an exhibition clash as Pittsburgh won decisively. Okrie struggled for Detroit while Adams Weisner Schmidt etc contributed for the Pirates in a scoreline reflecting a strong visitor performance. TRAIN TEACHERS FOR AMERICANIZATION WORK. Samuel J. Brown and George M. Salle lead a course for teachers shaping evening class instruction to aid Americanization efforts.
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Etroit
Pitts
Okrie
Ecrult
Pittsburgh
Amuel J. ‘Grown
State Rd. of Education
George M. Salle
Arneri
Cincinnati Feels Dizzy as Baseball Fever Spreads
In Cincinnati on September 23, the town jokes about beer laws, salaries, and the baseball season. Officials discuss a new policy, while fans celebrate and mock headlines about players, managers, and future schedules. The scene blends city quirks with sports chatter and local color.
Hooper Signs Up Boston Red Sox For 1920
Harry Hooper star right fielder for the Boston Red Sox has signed a 1920 contract. Hooper has been with Boston since 1909, marking a major league baseball move announced in Hooper signs news from Boston.
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Boston
Harry Hooper
Red Sox
Hooper
Cornell-Dartmouth to Play at Polo Grounds
The Cornell Dartmouth football game originally set for City College of New York Stadium moves to Polo Grounds due to alumni requests for a larger grandstand. The game remains on October 25. Also noted are Lincoln A C seeking 60 to 70 pound teams and Jess Guilford leading after day one in the Yahnundasis Golf Club open in Utica New York with a 147.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Cornell
Lincoln A. C
Aeze
Lincolns
Silver Shop
J. Condon
O. Champagne
Toney
C. Haviln
Krosky
Sargent
D. McNamara
Segal
White
Degnan
Grinrod
Ginane
Jess Guilford
Utica
N. Ys
Jess Guilforcé
Massachusetts
Yahnundasis Golf Club
Vials City
Guilford
Bob McDonald
Cragk
Jim Barnes
Leonard and Tendler Sign Up for Battle
Wew Haven Conn Sept 23 Announcement by boxing promoter J P Mulvihill that articles of agreement have been signed for a fifteen round no decision bout between Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler of Philadelphia The bout is set for Thanksgiving Day in the state
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Wew Haven
Conn
J. P. Mulvihill
Benny Leonard
Lew ‘Tendler
Philadelphia
Mulvihill
Council of Revision Admits Incompetence
Paris reports the council of revision has declared itself unable to rule on a new trial for Pierre Lenoir whose death sentence for passing military intelligence to the enemy was postponed. The docket returns to Justice, then to M Isaace under military justice, for possible referral to the high court prosecutor amid Caillaux case actions. American Association scores listed follow in Minneapolis and other cities.
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Pierre Lenoir
Paris
Council of Revision
M. Lenoir
Nail
M. Isaace
Thehigh Court
Caillaux
National League and American League Yesterday and Today
Yesterday in the National League Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 2 while St Louis beat Chicago 7 to 3 and other games were postponed due to rain. Today Brooklyn visits Philadelphia and New York goes to Boston in NL. In the American League Boston at New York rain with no other games scheduled. Today St Louis visits Chicago and Cleveland meets Detroit with Boston at New York also on tap.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
L. B.C. Cincinnati
Fia
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St. Loui
Ashington
Jladelphia
Promoters Shape Welterweight Rumors In New England
In Lawrence, promoters push for a Bogash Kloby welterweight title clash, with talks of a large temporary stadium and varied offers. Driver rejects $1,000 upfront, proposes 5 percent of gate, betting on fan demand as Massachussetts crowds back a Bogash bout. ongoing negotiations target a fall matchup amid other boxing plans in Connecticut and New York listings.
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Kloby-Bogash
Kloby
Louis Bogash
New England
Lawrence
Bank of England
Jack Snelling
Waterbury
Wermans Lynch
Sam Driver
Patter
Young “Kirby
Columbus Day
Bogash
Driver
Massachusetts
Kioby
Nogash
Sox and Reds in Shape for Series
The Reds and White Sox enter the world series with solid margins and rested aces. Cicotte and Williams rest after carrying the load all season while Moran and Cleason prepare to test the youngsters. Heinie Groh may carry a finger injury but is poised for action. veterans guard against staleness in the big clash.
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Gore
Reds
White Sox
Braves
Cleveland
Kid Gleason
Pat Alotan
Cicotte
Williams
Moran
Cleason
Ifall
Heinie Groh
Heinie
Ke Moran
Gleason
St Paul Wins Pennant in American Association
ST PAUL yesterday clinched the pennant by winning one game of a double header against Columbus. The Saints lead Kansas City by nine games with ten to play. St Paul can lose seven and still secure the season title, while Kansas City would remain at least a half game behind.
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ST. Paul
St Paul
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Paul
Saints
Wesleyan Opens Football Practice at Andrus Field
Wesleyan University in Middletown Conn began practice on Andrus Field with twenty veterans in uniform. Emil Liston, former Baker University star and ex Michigan College of Mines coach, leads the sessions. A captain will be chosen soon, likely the tackle RB Anderson.
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Conn
Wesleyan
Andrus Field
Emil
Liston
Baker University
Michigan College of Mines
Anderson
Beidgehero
N. J
Red Bow Battles to Take 2:09 Trot Win at Columbus
At Columbus on a slow track, Red Bow edged Red Bon in a three heat 2:09 trot, with Dr Nick winning the 2:14 trot race earlier. Dan J failed to win in the 2:17 pace as other heats continued tomorrow along with Buckeye 2:12 and Western Horseman's Futurity stakes.
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Ohio
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Nick
Red Bon
Tommy Direct
Oscar Watts
Dan J
Abbe Bond
Tose
Plucky Dillard
Bli
Tmo
Murphy
King Watts
C Whitehead
Dr. Elmore
Brush
Ben Watts
Hedrick
Bik
Sturgeon
Peter Thornhill
Zomidetté
D. J.burke
Will Alling
Violet
Donald
Farrod’s Creek
Engleman
Little Neck
Mary ‘Magowan
Sunny Smiles
Cora Davis
Kerrigan
Pan J. Eh
The
Stoic
Chicago and St Louis Split Free Hit Twin Bill
Chicago and St Louis divided a doubleheader with the Cubs winning 6 to 2 in the first game after scoring on Jacobs' four innings. The Cardinals captured the second game 2 to 0 with strong hitting and defense. Herzog was banished and fined $50 for arguing late in the game as umpire ODay ordered the team to move from a resting area near the grandstand to the players bench.
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St. Louis
Bill
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Cardinals
S. ST. Louis
Jacobs
O'Day
Grand Stand
Bercch
Rich Po McCabe
Hollacher
Herzor
Merkie
Barber
Mar- St. Louis
Martin
McCaberf
Hollagher
Herzog
Magee
Triberg
Farrell
Hendrix
Robertson
Otais
Sp.louis
Borfab
Schults
Heathcote
Smith
Stock
Hornsby
Mc Henry
Dilhoeter O Mollwitz
Lavanss Ae
Oo Goodwin
Lear
McHenry
Hornsay
Dilhoefer
Schultz
Lagan
Mollwits
Ban Hicago
Louis
Goodwin
Good
McCabe
Prospective Bridgeport High Athletes Funding Progress
The Bridgeport High School Athletic Association reports fundraising is advancing with over $115 collected to date under President Edmund McCullough who plans to withdraw. Weather has hindered football practice for two days. coaches warn of indoor drills if conditions persist and equipment delivery remains pending.
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Bridgeport High School
Edmund McCullough
The
Athletic Association
Tomore
A. A
Hunt
Rey
Entries for Danbury Dog Show Closed
New York dated Sept 23 reports entries for the Danbury dog show on October 8 and 10 are closed. Frank I. Dole, superintendent, 119 West Fortieth street, handles the affair with $2,500 in cash prizes, making it the richest dog show prize money in the East outside New York City.
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Danbury
Frank I. Dole
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Bergen County
Delaware County
Chester
Trenton
Food supplies on track, Allied experts say
Brussels reports no danger of world food shortage with careful distribution and price payment. Increased production and better transport are seen as the key to restoring purchasing power. Hoover’s plan to internationalize or seal food is not clarified. Japan’s grain facts remain unclear.
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Brussels
Supreme Economic Unncil
G. H. Roberts
Countrie
Tvo
America
Europe
Hoover
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