Williams and Turner stage brutal New England heavyweight slugfest
Larry Williams of Bridgeport and Cay Turner of New York fought a fast twelve round bout at the National in Boston. Williams earned a well deserved decision after delivering the bout turning power in the final rounds. Turner showed resilience and both men exchanged heavy blows throughout in a battle praised for its pace and toughness.
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Cay Turner
New York
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Gridgeport
Hecht
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Trish
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Turner Forcne
Tneir
Ehets
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Williames
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Io Indian
Tyoo
Willams
Turners
Referee Lee defends decisions at Park theatre bout
The referee Lee responds to criticism over two fights at Park theatre last Monday night. He defends stopping the Britton bout to prevent punishment and halting the Navels Leonard clash amid substitutions and injuries. Lee cites ring experience and aims to protect fighters fans and club interests.
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Park Theatre
Britton
Boxing Commission
Navels-Leonard
Navels
Leonard
Allies to Declare Peace With Turks
London reports Premier Lloyd George defended delaying peace with Turkey to learn America's intentions, citing the burden on Britain and France and the need to avoid misperceptions. He said Allies would act soon, without hindering the United States from honoring its role in safeguarding Christian communities.
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London
America
Christan Conminites
Turkey
Lloyd-George
Fiume
United States
Jte
Great Britain
Russia
Wneland
France
Cornell Yale Princeton to row annual triangular regatta
The annual triangular regatta among Cornell Yale and Princeton will be rowed next spring on Lake Carnegie at Princeton New Jersey on May 16. This will be the second contest of the series on Lake Carnegie. Four triangular races have been held, with Cornell winning three.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dee
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Frinceton
N. J
Whiskey price drops as German buyers ordered barrels
Chicago dispatch reports whiskey at $2 a gallon selling to German buyers, with shipments of 1 000 barrels and 20 000 cases of Kentucky whiskey to Hamburg and 200 barrels each to Holland and Sweden, plus 100 barrels to Switzerland. Germany will pay $2 per gallon, shipping costs cited as $1.50 per case, signaling strong export demand. Gilhooley sent to Buffalo after passing from New York Americans to the Boston minor league system.
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Germany
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Harmburg
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Sweden
Switzerland
Hanburg
Gilhooley
Boston
Frank Gilhooley
New York Americans
Buffalo Club
Deston
Tod
Boxers and rules spark debate over staged bouts in Bridgeport
A disputed Mihai and Widney Panel staged self defense matches draw criticism for brutality. Critics say numerous youths were harmed as fights continued beyond safe limits, while officials face questions over enforcement of Queensberry rules and athlete welfare. Terry Lew comments frame the controversy.
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Traesmission
Bridgeport
Duxing
Park City
Loo
Raw
Queensbury
Leonard’s Land
Mooney
Terry Lew
Alexander Leading Pitcher and Stats Across the League
The report details pitching leaders and season totals across teams. It notes Alexander of the Cubs led in wins and complete games, with many innings pitched and strikeouts. Walter Roether and Barnes are highlighted for wins and strikeouts, while other pitchers like Cadore and Renton show strong ERA and innings counts.
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Gore
EG Ganas
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Reds
Dle
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Wis
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Pat Mayra
Tuether
Tess
Daney
Hiing
Yarnes
Andy
Pattage
Arthur Noeht
Sherrod Simnith
Len Meadows
Avas
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Cardinals
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Faredotyd
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Hohey
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Robin
Budleigh Grimes
Habing
Elmer Jacobs
Cincinonti Reds
Burle
Mae
Pirates
Giants
Robins
Cubs
Mitchell
Sugar legislation setback amid Senate vote deadlock
Sugar legislation faced a setback as Senate members failed to bring to a vote House amendments broadening the powers of the United States Sugar Equalization board. Attorney General Palmer was asked to report on authority cited for price fixing around 18 cents per pound for Louisiana cane. Lawmakers argued the price would save millions for the public, but opposition stalled action.
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Debe
Jnmath
Senate
Betaise
Debain
House
United States
Louisiana
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Yines
Dembcrat
South Carolina
Inter
Tr. Palmer
Labor Party Seeks Ireland Conditions Review Deputation
The parliamentary Labor party in the House of Commons appoints a deputation to study conditions in Ireland. Members include William Adamson, John Robert Clynes, and Arthur Henderson. The group will tour Ireland during the parliamentary recess to assess the current system of government.
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Labor Party
Tretiax PD
London
Parliamentary
House of Commons
Ireland
Wiliam Adamaeon
John Robert Clynes
Arthur Henderson
Will Adalt
City vesting building sale marks major New York realty deal
An enormous New York realty transaction closed in Manhattan's lower Broadway area. The thirty two story City vesting building was sold for about 7 million dollars, with Grigert Benenson, a banker from London and Petrograd, arranging payment above five million four hundred thousand dollars in cash, while the mortgage amount remained undisclosed.
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Anisige
New York
Lower Broway
Grigert Benetson
Lodon
Tetrograd
Benenson
Ship or shoot Reds urged by Gen Wood before lawmakers
Tenor Col Dee Tenner reports that General Leonard A Wood urged the Colorado legislature to curb alien agitators as a means to halt anarchistic propaganda. He suggested harsh measures including deportation and harsher administration laws to remove undesirables, while avoiding discussion of any presidential implications.
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Tenner
Col
Dee
Cisneral Leonard A. Wood
Court orders sale of church property near Colebrook River
Dec 18 under court order the church near Colebrook River and vicinity will be sold at auction on January 2 by former Sheriff Middlerooks. All members of the Union Society Colebrook River area are dead, and the society must be closed. Inquiries will address interference with individual liberty.
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Colebrook
Union Society
Colebrook River
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