Lou Bogash Set to Face O Dowd in New York Bout
Lou Bogash drills for a high profile New York bout tonight against Mike O Dowd at the Pioneer Sporting Club. Other local figures include George Dwyer Jimmy Davares Tim Crossmen and Musante involved in the boxing scene as writers and officials speculate on the outcome and public interest remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bogash
O’dowd
New York
Smalan
Venice
George Dwyer
Jimmy Davares
Tim Crossmen
Leest
O'New
Oonawri
Comebagyay
Jack Stone
Becoush
Cor
Louis
Babe Ruth Penalty Creates Interest At League Meeting
A disjointed report notes baseball officials including Colonel Ruppert and Huston owners discuss penalties, arbitration, and umpire contract issues. The meeting covers six week suspensions, trades, and minor league disputes as the sport seeks resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
BPFAL
Nec
Evel
Antior
Major
Jacob Ruppert
Huston
Kelp
College adopts baby for students in practice house
In a Nebraska economics program, a baby joins a senior and junior housing practice house to teach student mothers real care duties. Wathrin Marie's placement aims to give college girls firsthand infant care experience through a rotating schedule managed by Kath, with daily feeding, bathing, and routines.
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Madtin
Marines
Hy Economics Department
Cig Yoof
Nebraska
Murees
Ani
Auris
Rotano Turi
Rotaulne Suih
Dine G
Kath
Orce Sr
Four Dunn Bays Seek Titles In Boxing Contention
Four Dunn Bays boxers train for championship hopes led by Trem, Bit, Corbell and others. The group shapes a likely welterweight and lightweight tilt, with names like Trem and War highlighted as potential opponents as they pursue titles.
One of the Hardest Games Golf By Bey Ryans
The article argues golf challenges beginners as they seek to learn the swing. It lists twelve reasons delaying mastery, including the urge to drive, improper practice, leaning on advanced players, and mental distraction. It emphasizes concentrated focus and short game importance.
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Bey Ryans
Ies
Cobb
Sigler
Teragen
Doak Hutatigen
Thm
Flarnes
Jesse Gililard
Peape
Hetase
Gel Dobie and Keaton Spark Gridiron Iron Will
Dea The coach who never smiles on the football field, GH Dobie, at Cornell University, built a top squad from ordinary players turning out the greatest teams in the country. He previously coached at Washington and Annapolis, yet his serious steel shows in wins over Rumouth 79 T, and a 41 to 7 defeat of Columbus.
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Ithaca NL
Dea
Dobie
Jarnely University
Unisity
Washington
Antnagolia
Tig
Shennan
Rumouth
Gib
Columbis
Menor
Botle
Will Huggins Be Yank Manager Likely In 1916
Adversaries and backers debate if Miller Huggins will manage the New York Yankees after a pennant win. Part owner Ruppert and Colonel Huston indicate Huggins is favored, while dissenting voices warn of balance and loyalty to the club.
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Ula West
Mint
Figgins
Caelonet Ruppert
Yankers
Huggins
Colonel Fuston
Oolance
Ile Coeking Nes
Hobbis
Tha
New York
Springfinrd
Srk
Sartferd
Jimi “Aekin
New Maye
Ater Wells
Springfield
Denis Dayton
Tack Mae
Poorgie
Hoppe Defends Title Amid Tourney Conditions
Willie Hoppe faced Karl Schaefer in a match as debates over defending stipulations raged. Contracts tied the winner to avoid a title defense until March 14, provoking payoff shifts and English tour plans if Hoppe retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppa
Helag Sr
Hoppe
Rounger
Dart
Ag Satel Che
Kgape
Cheaps
Hoope
Promediers
Matebescevary
Dirlater
Grid Champs Shake East in 12b Football Season
A fragmented review notes the season's collapse of eastern teams and standout Georgia Tech by Penn State, with East teams like Notre Dame, Chicago, Princeton, and others losing to Western and Coast rivals. The piece predicts broader implications for interregional play and future balance.
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Ager
We East
Georgia Tec
Penn State
East
Reneral
Che East
Atre Dame
Chicago
Princeton
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
Centre
O Coast
Castornia
Oklahoma
Hal Nebragks
Pilkeburgh
Chica
Local amatuer boxers set for Elm City show
Eleven Bridgepail amateurs join the Amateur boxing carnival in Music Hall New Haven tonight. Captain Max Baum leads a strong local squad with Rivnack Gaffener Deschamps Prince and others aiming for victories and regional glory.
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Elm City
Music Hell
New Haven
Tigeal Vays
Max Baum
Incal Bay
King Pingyat
Paul Riv
Ping
Enotne
Bridgeport
Simon Paves
Gaffener
Nthe Elmei
Max A. Balin
Paul Rivnack
Avon A. C
Thomas Gafferey
King AL Bon Deschamps
Bridge
Wnattached
Briarport
Jean Prince
Mohican
Johnson Edward Castello
King Pin
Louis Petricelli
Ingignial AL No Tolui de Penne Colonia
Dack Ye, Son
Acorn
P. Sabol
St. James
Stractord
Ten Commandments In Golf For Sharp Play
Guidance on focus and technique for golfers. Emphasizes steady swing, practice, accuracy, humility, honesty, and keeping calm on the greens. Warns against overconfidence and neglecting the short game as many matches hinge on putting and composure.
Fragmented OCR sports drift at Harvard football game
The passage shows garbled text about Harvard football, referencing players and defense. It hints at a struggle against a rival and mentions players Aldrich and Kawanjoig as elusive, with unclear game details and outcomes due to severe OCR errors.
Private P. G. Moore Elected American Legion Commander
Private P G Moore is elected commander of the American Legion for the coming term. Other officers named include Clarence Gq talg ler as treasurer who resigned, Peter 8 Dech chosen financial officer, Vie Vonmmander Alfred J Paulkner second cite commander, and several staff roles filled. The article lists transfers and appointments across divisions and posts.
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TC. Moore
Bes Barre
Congdon Patt
American Legion
Clarance GQ
City Recreation League opens application process
The Aly Sieevenstern league invites eligible participants to join the Recreation B39 on Stentrovuy avenue for the upcoming season. Applicants must meet organizational criteria, with limited slots and early admission expectations.
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Aly
Hearst
Nex
Lands team leads in big bicycle contest
In Madison, the six day bicycle race concluded with Landa’s Jung-Lands team leading. REPlard, Siavoins, Pello, and Gaffney teams suffered early morning jams but trailed. The six hour record is 1 hour 40 minutes, set in 1914 by Lawrence and Main.
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Madison
Aauara Sarden
Landa
Jung-Lands
Replard
Siavoins
Pello
Gaffney
Feld
Lawrence
Main
Conti Leads Schaefer In Billiard Contest
Roger Conti, French billiardist, led Jake Schaefer in the opening round of a 3 200 polsh event, finishing 164 points behind after a rough start. Conti won the afternoon match 807 while Schaefer tallied 382 in another late session, with contested finishes and unfinished runs noted.
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Roger Conti
Wright
Jake Schaefer
Champinn
Conti
Jos
Biggle
Schaer
Cornell to Lose But Few Players
Cornell football team expects to suffer only a few losses to graduation after a strong season. Veterans including captain Wilson Dodie and backs George L. Grivan, R. Nex, and George Gechier are slated to return. End David Munna and ends Cassidy, Mangan, Trayten, and Kam cle slated for next fall.
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Fnner
Tts
Cennsylvania
Pris
Wilson Dodie
Yisl
George L.grivan
R. Nex
George Gechier
Anerhos
C. Tes Cassidy
David 4
Munna
Leandra Ut Mangan
Charles K. Trayten
Carter
Aciin Kam Cle Lvilliainy
George Fran
Yitnes Iavback
Qoobioye Tames
North Dakota High Court curbs delays in rulings
The North Dakota Supreme Court moved to end delays in judicial decisions, with Judge Jeffrees E. Rebounding cited as promising swifter resolutions. The court indicated cases typically settled within days rather than lingering through lengthy adjournments.
Hilltop Highs Prep For Narwick Clash And Exhibition
Hilltop high basketball players hold scrimmage and practice ahead of December 17 home game with Norwick. Coach Hunt focuses on squad depth, with two exhibition matches and a girls team event in Lyon Terrace Gym. Legacy of last season noted as Hilltop players aim to rebound from a 7-7-1 record. captaincy named as Whitrey leads the squad.
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Huntowho
Asin
Benny Blade
Larsily
Suad
Ray Whelan
Suarer Ani
Ibis
Huet
Hilltopners
Narwick Ligs
Red and Black Scrubs
Lyon Terrace
Hilltopnery
Slason
Wilby Bigh
Waterbury
Hunt
Minnie Herick
Busfield Bird
New Haven
Hillton
Aonar Bridgeport
Neugauiilk
Misa Mackwnonda
Torie
Hilltop Basket
Wilford
Whitrey
Shas
Gene McCann Leads Minor Leagues Meeting in Buffalo
Gene McCann presides over a gathering of minor league clubs in Buffalo. The session covers player ratings, line changes, and managing assignments as teams discuss transfers and strategic shifts across the league. Delegates include representatives from Bridgeport Springfield Waterbury and others, with plans to coordinate on futures.
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Gene McAnn
Buffalo
Gene McCann
Bridgeport Amoritar
Oda Canmans
Mopaitan
Gene
Nillers
Bridgeport
Panfernes
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Ty Somalinnal Board of Arbitration
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Will Huggins
Yank
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Capren
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Meoy
Sila
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Ikidneser Aldrich
Kawanjoig
P. G. Moore
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City Recreation League
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Garde
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