Moran Puts Burke Outs in a Round Fox Beats Lynch
In Newark New Jersey on December 22 Frank Oran heavyweight from Pittsburgh knocked out Sergeant Jack Burke in the first round of a night bout. Burke rushed and was sent to the floor by a series of rights. Moran followed with a right to the head and Burke could not rise before ten. Mickey Donley outpointed Joe Benjamin over eight rounds. Fox and Joe Lynch fought eight fast rounds ending with Fox scoring a late knockdown. Sharkey defeated Patsy Johnson in eight rounds.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Burke
Chicago
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Burke
Mickey Donley
Uds
Joe Benjamin
Francisco
Westerro
Donley
Fox
Joe Lynch
Jack Sharkey
New York
Jimmy Wilde
Patsy Johnson
Enion
Sharkey
Johnson
Anarchist business for sale and holiday barbs
Fragmented, satirical cartoon style item listing quirky quotes and remarks about peace on earth and the holidays. Attributed lines mock political figures and business figures, noting an anarchist business for sale and remarks about a goodwill season.
Post Pineapples Win Newspaper League Rag
The Fast Pineapples clinched the championship in a Newspaper bowling league on a fast day, winning by a clear margin over the Lelegram Terrors. One of three strings bowled secured the title in the first string, with league records noting high single by Jablonsky at 118 and high team total by Pineapples at 419.
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Lelegram Terrors
Charles E. Mahoney
Oin Ene
Samgs
Jablonsky
E. Hargrove
McGuire Setups In defeat to George Dixon at Acorn Club
McGuire a setup for George Dixon faints an easy target as Jaldin Mcst rea of the lake ar pedo plant touts live wire status. Meferer Young Me. Auiffe stops the bout in the second round. The best exhibition was Young Leary vs Eddie Kelly, with Leary winning after four lively rounds. Crowd packed the Acorn club as Kelly Leary drew applause and Mike McCevern announced results.
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Lake Arpedo
Panama
Tierge Dixon
Acorn Athletic Club
Beye
Dick Landman
Jack Douglas
Chick Hayes
Ivemen
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Auiffe
Young Leary
Eddie Kelly
O'Leary
Kid Toronto
Teige
Wil Bartho
Young Roach
Acora Club
Kelly-Leary
Mike McCevern
Frits Hariman
Carpenter Sackett Fight in Pictures Promises Heavyweight Flair
Fragment from a newspaper page describes Georges Carpentier versus Gee Juco Becket in a European heavyweight title bout. Carpentier appears capable of contending for the world heavyweight championship while Becket shows the challenge ahead.
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Carpenter Sackett
Photon
Georges Carpeer Hes
Juco Becket
Mitac
Mary Heli Dretbey
Oregon squad opens practice in Pasadena before New Year
The Oregon football squad begins training at Pasadena ahead of the Rose Bowl. Coach Huntington names probable starting lineup including Adderson, Fhogvard, Brandenburg as captain, and Steens at quarterback. Weathered by conditions, the unit rehearses early and late sessions with emphasis on ball handling and downs efficiency.
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Dior
Calvegsiin
Oregon
Bfarvard University
Urvard
Huntington
Gregzun
Alan Adderson
Mert Fhogvard
Mert Fhogvard, Ends; Key “Hamlett
Warde 'Lesiin
Prink’’ Califson
Ivereit Brandenburg
Vince Bageerbaker
Gackse
al Steens
Holly Tfuntinetun
Cyocon
Jory
Eli anticipates greatest grid season in 1920
The Yale football committee led by Brink Pharne and Jatuny iWNpatricik outlines next fall’s schedule, with Harvard West Point and Lafayette among those approached. They predict a premier gridiron year if support grows, aiming for a standout season at West Virginia and Lafayette.
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Canin
Jia
Ware
Caromittee
Brink ‘Pharne
Jatuny Iwnpatricik
Led Lillen
Jaevin Stoddard
Ray Bigelow
Will Weiss
Hrigtmas Waition Sense
Wie
Warvard Apa Pelneelen Panies
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West Point
Volgata
University At West Virginia
Tafayette
Asliv
Argotheaia Mithiledin
Metual
Fa Kyeen
Sports Roundup on Tennis and Boxing Prospects
The Impartial Rooter reports on the United States Tennis Association ranking changes, noting a new mathematical method and early doubts about its accuracy. It highlights Vincent Richards of New York as a standout rookie with strong showings, and mentions Willie Johnstone and others, with context on shifts in player standings and future match expectations. The boxing section discusses Leonard Dundee and Ted Dundee title implications, Saunders, and Vince Reina’s challenge to alleged foul play claims with a $1,000 reward for proof.
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Teunis
America
United States
Jaiwa Tennis Association
Tor
Hugh Sulferton
Arnplayus
Rolent Roberts
Robert and
Howard
Howard Moshe
Comet Tiegle
Craig Giddle
Teonard Beekman
A. Yo. Cupean, Jr
A. Clarken
He N. Dv
Luroht Vhroekmorten
Mrieke May
Robert LeRoy Corainly
California
Norman Tivookes
Ant le Tate
Anthony Wilding
Iovesti N.Y
Carey
Maui
Panini
la Dune
Hornsby More Valuable to Cards Than Giants
Branch Rickey says Stan Hornsby was offered to St Louis National League club for lower numbers but the deal was refused. Hornsby remains with the Cardinals according to the signed statement.
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Hornsby
Ollara API
St. Lonis National Baseball League
Branch Rickey
Tie
Hornaby
Canadian lightweight Pleming arrives in New York
The Canadian lightweight Pleming, who stopped Henry Leonard, has arrived in New York City and plans to stay in the area for the near future. He aims to appear in some Terex events while under management.
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Boming
New York
Snow York
Nee
Frente
Pleming
Henry Leonard
New Haven Backs Leonard Dundee Showdown
New Haven mobilizes business leaders and officials to back the 20 round title bout between Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee. The city plans a week of reception and entertainment for the world champions arrival, showcasing its athletic venues and capacity for major events.
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Ni Y Uiawien
New Haven
Felih
Elm City
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Jefs Willard
Jack Johnson
Ansonia Quintet To Play Ribbons At Colonial Hall
Ansonia plans a top Intercity clash at Colonial Hall as Leavy's Blue Ribbons face Jagon Wright's Ansonias tonight. Schwab is out with an ankle injury but Stewart and Ashmeade step in, giving Ansonia a strong lineup for a close race in the league standings. The game starts at 8:30 with Joe Waters official timer and scorer and President John J. O'Brien handling league communications.
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Jagon Wright
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Colonial Hall
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Stewart
Ashmeade
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Wright
Joe Waters
Yaferea
John Jf. O'Brien
Dehner Wassmier le Reich
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Matone Marvey
Futler
Mullet
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