Referee Halts Bogash Cline Fight Over Park Stock Sale
Boston February report on a halted ninth round as referee Fitzgerald stopped the Bogash Cline match amid a dispute over a 3,000 share sale of the May Park Realty Trust, owners of the Boston Americans. The auction sale, tied to 5,000 shares, was ordered amid unresolved debts from Joseph J. Lannin and Frazee Ward. Attorneys described a purchase debt of about $262 backed by park stock and mortgage bonds totaling $125, with Franzee seeking payment or an accounting before any sale proceeds.
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Boston Americans
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MeLannin
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State Street
Casino
Jaye Pivegemudd
Patsy Cline
Dan Hatfield
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Cineill
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Fitzgerald
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Mickey Travers
New Haven
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Mickey Trayvers
Teddy Tabreek
Young Angelo
Stanford
Ife
Two Mikes May Meet Again in 100000 Show
Eddie Kane predicts a summer spectacle in Minnesota pitting Two Mikes Gibbons and Dowd in a $100,000 bout. Tommy Gibbons remains linked to boxing while Dowd, though older, is still a strong champion contender with strong fan interest.
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St. Paul
O'Dowd
Minnesota
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Dowd
Eddis Kane
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Tommy
Smehow
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Bod Martin
Norman Ross Wins Swimming Championship of Victoria
Norman Toss, an American swimmer, defeated F. E. Bauerepaire in the 220 yard event to win the Victoria championship. The winning time was 2:28.1, a new Australian record for the distance. Also reported, a South African airplane en route to Cape Town reached Sollum, North Africa, after a Saturday landing.
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Victoria
Thlbournh
Norman Toss
F. E. ‘Bauerepaire
London
Cape Town
Suit to Stop National League from Arranging Schedule
A Chicago federal suit filed by Charles Webb Murphy seeks an injunction to prevent the National League from drafting or publishing a 1920 schedule. Murphy names league magnates and executives including Weeshman, Dreyfus, Stoneham, and Veeck as defendants, alleging breach of contract tied to the Chicago Cubs sale and restraining the league from arranging games involving Chicago until damages are resolved.
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Chicago
Federal League
Charles Weeshman
Weeshant
Barney —Dreyfus
Charles Ho -Stoncham
George Wash- Meton Geaut
William L. Veeck
Peeviduil
Netinnab
Ure Wreghman Tradera
Alurphy's Park
Prohibition Redraws Political Turf in Old Ward Politics
A satirical columinist laments the end of old time ward politics as Prohibition reshapes elections. He mocks Abou Ben Ahmed and Pussyfoot Anderson, predicts shifts in bribery, voter turnout, and ballot handling, and suggests future campaigns will unfold in saloonless venues with altered voter dynamics.
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Abou Ben Ahmed
Abou
Guy
Pussyfoot Anderson
B B League Teams to Play Thursday Night
Thursday night at Colonial Mall the Industrial Basketball League schedules two fast games. In the opener Lake faces Crane, with Crane manager Reel confident his men will rebound. The Graphophone five meets league leaders U M combination as three new players join Lynch’s team and Rowe returns for YW MCG. Cant Maher. A large crowd is expected and dancing follows with Joe Waters as referee.
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Colonial Mail
Industrial Basketball League
Speedy Lake
Crane Five
Reel
Cranes
Mahaizer Kalm
U. M
Lynch
Record Makers
YW. M. CG
Tam
Mr. Rowe
Joe Waters
Yankees and Giants feud over Ruth pay and salary hikes
Chicago reports a back and forth spar between the Yankees and Giants as they discuss Babe Ruth, player salaries, and escalating wages. Stoneham and McGraw defend investments while St. Johns and others criticize contracts. The piece notes widespread salary increases across clubs and the impact on 1924 signings amid public hype.
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Chicago
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Rupipert
Fluston
Stoneham
Slohn McGraw
Giants
Yanks
Rogers Horneby
Stonneham
Sale
Aries
Stonelam
Vic
Cairo to Cape Town Flight Lands in Sudan
In Eastern Sudan on February 5, the Wondon Times plane attempting the Cairo to Cape Town route arrived at 6 15 P M. Three cylinders were in bad order and the water cooling system of the engines was disabled. The machine left Agsum yesterday at ten o'clock.
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Cape Town
Hage
Kyartoum
Sudan
Wondon Times
Cape
Agsum
Tila
Spitball to be Abolished After 1920 Rules Meeting
Chicago reports the joint rules committee of the National and American Leagues meeting to abolish the spitball after the 1920 season. The league boards adopt rule changes on balks, home runs, and the intentional pass while expanding the Three Eye League to eight clubs.
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Chicago
American Association
Three Eye League
Rujes c
Witeies
Jong
Dex
Liamencos
Tandeul
Ameriwalt
Tommurroay
Left Earful Party Call Confusion
A fragment notes a caller named Jon arranging a party by phone. A girl responds politely and mentions a single number and a right end, implying a puzzle of dialing or messaging but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Jon
Hinkel Angling To Purchase Red Sox from Frazee
Promoter Matt Hinkel in Cleveland negotiated with Larry Frazee to buy the Boston Red Sox, but sources said the deal fell through. The discussions reached as far as possible ownership but reportedly stalled over price and wider league implications.
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Red Sox
Frazee
OM Aigo
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Larry Frence Torie
Bastem
Praxer
Jig
Deehkkret
Javad Ruppert
New York Ameria
Charles Comiskey
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Wiinkel
Brass-Enien Branch Triumph In Industrial League Showdown
Bridgeport Brass-Enien Branch defeated Bolmen & Edwards 31 to 14 in a fast game. Mellhoney led with five baskets, Bedford added four, and Bowryd starred for the Silver Team with eight points. Brass Main Plant improved teamwork as the league heats up.
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Jead
WLM
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Wilsay
le Warrac Vornishall
C. Marland Segala AG
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Robb ie Gmele theft complaint filed with police
Joseph Oras reported to AGC Bostwick Avenue theft of several dollars from a cash meter in Robbie Gmele's home. He said the meter was opened last Saturday and the contents taken. Det. Jaewtqnant is investigating.
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Gmele Robbie
Toseph Oras
AGC
Bogash Battles Irish Champ in Casino Ring Clash
Louis Bogash fights Irish Patsy Cline before a large casino crowd. Referee Vitagerd stops the bout in the ninth after Cline stalls, sparking cheers and protests. Bogash receives ovations while pre bout bouts feature Mickey Travers and Teddy Tabreek in hard fought preliminaries.
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Louis Bogash
Benny Leonard Beats His Meal Ticket Again
Benny Leonard defeats Johnny Dundee in eight rounds in Weymouth, weighing 136 3 4 and 121 1 2 pounds respectively. Leonard dominates with body attacks and clear advantage from the fifth to seventh rounds, leaving Dundee staggered and unable to land decisive blows.
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Benny Leonard
Pyundee
Tiger Cat
Leonard
Dundee
McLean Laments Wrong Course Flag In 10000m Loss
Robert McLean of Chicago accused an official signal error at the curve for his wrong turn in the 10000 meter race, losing to Oscar Muarthieson of Christinia in the world ice skating championship. He and his manager will review motion pictures before commenting further. McLean plans to travel to Stockholm to pursue world records after the setback.
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Bobby
McLean
Sabor
Cury
Robert McLean
Chicago
Oscar Muarthieson
Christinia
Babe Ruth Trade Claims Stir Boston Signing Talks
Rumors fly as Babe Ruth targets 15 000 from a 125 000 Red Sox release. Murals say Ruth plans to sign with the Highlanders at about 18 000 yearly while seeking part of his purchase price from Boston. Pacified coast returns say he won’t stir trouble and aims for a big raise.
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Ihe ‘Shart
Yieht Lieid
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