Dundee Defeats Bernstein in Featherweight Title Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York regains the world featherweight crown by defeating Jac Bernstein of Yonkers on a judges decision after a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The victory follows Dundee’s earlier win over Eugen Criqui and comes amid a $75,000 Christmas fund drive. The bout featured sustained body work and hard exchanges, with Dundee capitalizing in the later rounds to secure the decision.
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Oil Painting of Dempsey Sells for $1100 at Garden Auction
In New York at Madison Square Garden, heavyweight champion James J. Dempsey was warmly received before an auction for a painting of him. Joe Humphries oversaw the sale, Harry Siegel of New York bid $1,100 winning the painting, while challenger Harry Wills offered $1,050 and the champion reaction followed.
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Dyiel Dempsey
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Harry Wills
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Blue Ribbons 10 Open Season Opens Tomorrow Night
Openers at Colonial hall feature Blue Ribbons 10 against Brooklyn Wanderers led by Wallie Maher and New York players. Burdick city clerk will perform the ceremonial puck drop as $30 gate opens.
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Blue Ribbons
Jack Leavy
Yale Mile Relay Team Advances and Freshmen Strengthen Squad
Yale's track notes list Mal Douglas and Captain Strong as leaders for the milers, with Dee and Ls Cantatn Maleyim Douglia from Tate’s, plus veterans Sturdy and Lanning. The article previews lineup shifts and positions across the relay squad, noting Campbell and Stark as contenders for captaincy, and highlights recruits and returning athletes shaping the indoor season.
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Burbridge
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Vesmai
Olympic Crew Tryouts Set for Schuylkill River
Tryouts for all American oarsmen and crews aiming for the 1924 Olympics will be held on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia June 13 and 14, under the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen. Events include single and double sculls, pair, four, and eight oared shells, with multiple sites such as Philadelphia and Buffalo listed for participation.
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Dew
Schulkil River
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National Association of Amateur Oarsien
Stine River
Vagabonds Tie Panhandlers For Top Of Circuit
The Vagabonds and Panhandlers finished level atop the circuit standings after recent play. Individual star Sears led in high totals and multiple players posted strong numbers, while Tramps struggled to improve team records amid a muddled week.
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Linth
Sears
Riuvihta
Vugubousts
Vrernys
Trowex
Jivapue
Aingle
Two Games at Southport Hall in Doubleheader
Silly jumbled recap notes two basketball games at Southport Hall featuring Stratford AMVEIBLG and Mapmies BOTOre with unclear lineups. The write up mentions heavy betting and a rough opener with fan interest high as teams clash on the floor amid tense exchanges and local pride.
Y M H A Quintet to Play Jersey City Cops Tonight
Yale and Maine basketball notes from a New Haven style era. The Y.M.H. A. quintet faces Jersey Cops at Madison Avenue Auditorium while Separates meet Norwalks. The Bulldogs aim for a strong rebound after last week's Trinity game, with Banks returning and a large local turnout anticipated.
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Jersey Cops
Madison Avenue
Heore Rm
Sol Mooney
Inky
Trattan Catholi Club
Iocals
Banks
Ifans
van Doeren
Schina Rieter
Wexler
Kaplan
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Pissonda
Nuon Ee
Hickey Masson
Schiwarts Ig
Ray and Stars Prepare For Athletic Meet Debut
Reports outline a major track event with notable athletes such as Weld and Dugas set to compete. The program lists events including 2000 yard run, 1060 yard run, 660 yard hurdles, and relay races. Officials from several universities and clubs are involved in organizing the Metropolitan AAU championship program.
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Poe
Tds
Tvbnat
Ulbiivake
Verine Valve Ety Nory
Visalier Mesane
Cneverstty
Pennsylvania
Star
Ten Mil Dugas
Ywe
Metropolitan A. A
A. U
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Columbus Cownella
Novica
Nightmares head west end push on bowling night
The Nightmares lead at West End bowling lanes with top totals and a standout individual average. Reynolds and Cavoye show strong pins while Golan tallies two-game score. Polls and Sandi Cb Texarsys are noted among standings as readers follow tonight’s action.
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Reynolds
Sandi Cb
Texarsys- Wa
Iver
Canaries Aim to Extend Lead in Waterford League
In the Devon Five Ten league, the Canaries hold a three game edge over Bow Wows, with Tinsley starring as top bowler and a strong team total by Lions. Standings show Bow-Wows ahead of Rabbits and Lions in the fray, amid league records for highs and totals.
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Billiard Champ Hoppe Tops Cochran With 211 Run Inning
In Chicago at Orchestra Hall Hoppe scored 211 to 212 against Cochran, dominating early while Cobran fought back with a 74 and 75th shot runs. Hoppe pressed ahead with a 150 run in the first inning and finished strong despite a cross table miscue, securing the win in the 12 point match for the world billiard championship.
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Fairfield Legion to Play Danbury Five Saturday
Fairfield December 1 special report says Sherman hall hosts a double basketball bill as the Laurels of Danbury visit the Legion Big Five on a return gate. Danbury seeks revenge after a previous defeat by Fairfield, while the other game pairs Community A. C. against Bridgeport Royals. The Legion won 27 to 13 in a prior meeting with the Laurels and confidence runs high.
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Community A. C
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Renoit
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West Virginia Anxious to Enter Collegiate Wrestling
West Virginia University gears up for a fourth season of intercollegiate wrestling with renewed optimism. The team aims to face strong opponents including Kentucky, Virginia, Washington, and Carnegie Tech while building on a recent slate that saw close losses to Iowa and Navy.
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West Virginia Star
Virginie Fins
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Virginia
Washington
Onlo University
Carnegie Tech
Lews State
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Michigan star Kipke to be raised next year
The report says Michigan will raise Harry Kipke next year and praises him as the best punt returner the team has seen. It notes Kipke can punt for long distances and shows accuracy in passing when in a suitable position.
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