Third Amateur Boxing Show At Casino Features Two Kayoes
The Casino boxing card showcased two early knockouts and fast action. Rival bouts ended in quick knockdowns and decisive decisions as fighters from multiple clubs faced off in short three and four round bouts, with ringside incidents noted.
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William Ratner
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Arthur Lee
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Union of Boxers Beginnings in New York Meeting
A permanent organization of boxers, forming a national union allied with the American Federation of Labor, was created at a gathering of boxers and boxing fans at the Leading Avenue Theatre in New York. The alliance aims to extend its scope beyond New York to all unions and countries where boxing is part of the sports curriculum, and to include wrestling.
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Wedort Lion of Labor
Fang Neid
Lednelen Avenue Theatre
New York
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New State
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Nutmegs Coy On Bridgeport Game Decides Bout
A terse account notes Nutmegs face Bridgeport as Connie Lewis strands New Britain rivals in doubt. Kearney directs club plans to stage matchups, while Sabel sustains an injury. Steamboat Bul Links stops Telson early with a first round KO, with Gibbons versus Macden slated for ten rounds.
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Connie Lewis
Cel
New Britain
Britain
Bridgeport
Jack Kearney
Meneger
Wartford
Nevirel
Sabel
Steamboat Bul Links
Telson
Cornell and Football Sweep Strong Fall Schedule
The piece notes Cornell’s strong fall season with three main athletic pillars soccer cross country and football. Cornell won most games, beating Harvard Syracuse and Columbia in cross country and winning all football games by margins. The article cites coach John T. McGovern praising the team record of nineteen wins and one defeat, with top facilities and tough opponents ahead. Cornell faces Yale Notre Dame Navy and other rivals in a demanding schedule while highlighting standout players and defense.
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Cornel
Secear
Cornell
Princeton
Arerr
Harvard
Syracuse
Columbia
John T. McGovern
Dartmouth and Brown resume grid relations
Dartmouth College and Brown University announced a three year football agreement for 1923 to 1925. The first game will be in Providence on November 26 next year. Dartmouth also plans two games at the Polo Grounds New York meeting Cornell on Armistice Day and Columbia on November 13.
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Hanover
MIT
Mee
Brown University
Dartmouth College
Green Clevels
Providence
Praves
Boston
Harvard
Princeton
Tanhover
Dartmouth
Polo Grounds
New York
Cornell
Columbia
Roverts Colleges
Brown Nine's schedule shows four extra games this year
Brown baseball announces a longer schedule under Manager Chaping Newherd. The team adds four games and will face Princeton Yale Dartmouth Harvard Wesleyan Amherst and others on a spring and early summer tour. Yale and Brown start together while Dartmouth is the pre-commencement feature on June 17. Other games include Connecticut State Navy Springfield and more.
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Providence
Brown
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Taft
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Princeton
Yale
Dartmouth
Harvard Wesleyan
Amherst
Vfinity
Cme
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Connecticut
Navy
Springfield
Y M H A Juniors Clash with Norwalk Five
The undefeated KM TLA Juniors face Norwalk five in a mid Madison Avenue auditorium game. Y M H A Independents challenge the Norwalk quintet as the senior teams in the city rest during Christmas yet the junior scene heats up.
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Norwal ML
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Benwarte G. Tiirdmay Grennstein
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Kumagae and Shimidzu to Return Next Year
Kumagae, long a top ten American lawn tennis player, helped Japan reach the Davis Cup Challenge round last summer. He plans to return to Japan via Europe after visiting the Continent and the Suez Canal route. An Aquitaine voyage and a Ta Pane Cup teammate, Benn Aliiitdeu, sail for Japan soon. The article notes his likely hopes for a strong summer, with possible renewed tennis activity and trips by sea to Europe and back, while other details about dates and people appear garbled.
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Kumagae
Thia
Hespera
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Hi Eareer
Japan
Eusrope
Fingland
Suez Canal
Qenan Pa
Itomarag
New York
San Francisco
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Samdelein
Wittent & Me
Murphy Sets New Record In 250 Mile Race At San Carlos
Jimmy Murphy won the 250 mile race at San Carlos Speedway with an average speed of 111 mph. His fastest laps reached 113 mph as he completed the distance in 2 hours 15 minutes and 12.2 seconds. Tommy Milton finished second, Eddie Jr third, Harry Hart fourth, and Ralph De Palma fourth. Murphy had previously won the Trench Rang Prix last August. The old record was 107.9 miles per hour set at Los Angeles Speedway last Thanksgiving Day. Officials announced Milton as the 1 speed champion for the season.
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Grid Game Revival Anticipated With Top Teams
The season ends with California, Notre Dame, Centre, and Washington and Jefferson poised for two major clashes. California’s strong January form raises hopes as coach Andy Smith leads a formidable eleven against Ohio State and a Western champions squad. East and west eyes turn to the big tests, with W and J hoping to rival California and Notre Dame as the series unfolds.
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California Butte
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California
Washington
Jefferson
Shington
Elvens
Ohio State
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Nene
Hans
Andy Smith
Pelham Sunners Open 100 Bird Handicap Event
The Pelham Sunners held a 100 bird handicap with a shoot-off determining the first prize winner. Swan claimed top honors after a tied contest with rival shooters, as the club plans future shoots on successive Sundays. Gunners from sporting goods stores entered the event, reflecting local club participation.
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Racing Results New Orleans Relcys
Racing results from New Orleans with purse details for two year olds at five furlongs and longer. Entries include Wouter, Walespa, Fue Eight, Leander, and several other names with times and placing notes. Also listed are second and fourth race purses, claimed horses, and numerous also-rans and run entries.
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Webuer
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Fue
Ponce
Ase
Sud Leander
Vorestull
Accords
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Oolla
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Didy
Alvolla
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Johnny Overton
Rape O' the Lock
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Paul Connolly
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Mayor Galvin
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Cinta Eemjocle Moore
High scores at Travers Island shoot results
The report notes a Travers Island shooting event with numerous competitors listed. Scores and placements are reported, highlighting standout performances and top finishers among the participants.
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Travers Island
International League Opens Meeting in New York
In New York the International League opened sessions amid notable figures and proposed reforms. Key topics included ending minor league player drafts for six years, while Providence and Montreal sought charters and Syracuse’s franchise moves circulated. Ebbetts and Hapgood announced player transfers involving minorees and Brooklyn Dodgers.
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International League
New York
ZUKIE KAUFF RETURNS TO BRIDGEPORT AFTER TOUR
Zucicto Kauff known as a prize dancer and cabaret singer returned to town last Saturday after months away touring the Middle West and Canada. He described his travels, teased new performances, and hinted at plans to take it easy while his vigor remains strong.
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Middle West
Benny
Couther
Zuke
Canada
Montreal
Baseball Conferences Set to Open Meetings Across Leagues
Mohart from the Dodgers and Gene Sheridan among players mentioned as leagues prepare for a series of meetings. The International League conference continues tomorrow with the National League directors slated to convene at noon. Wednesday brings American League owners into executive session, followed by a joint session on Thursday. The advisory council led by Commissioner Landis, Ban Johnson, and John Weyder will wind up the conferences.
New Orleans Race Card Listed Purse Contents and Entries
The New Orleans entries detail races from day one with purses ranging from 700 to 1000 dollars. It lists horses by race, including three year olds and up, five and one half furlongs, six furlongs, and one mile eight. Names such as Grace King, Billy Ready, Saccajawea, and Duke John appear alongside weights and abbreviations.
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Grace King
Billy Ready
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My Friend
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