Steadman to Fight Bogash at Welter Limit
Promoter notes Steadman from Oklahoma plans to meet Bogash at welterweight. Both managers discuss scheduling and gate concerns as Hartford boxing commission requires timely notices for events. Negotiations reference Pred Ulton comeback and New Britain commission details amid limited bouts.
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New Haven Golfer Tops Pinehurst Field
New Haven golfer Howard P. Hotchkiss led Pinehurst after a strong round though he bogeyed the short sixth and took eleven on the seventh. The field included players from Calumet and Garden City with scores in the high seventies and low eighties amid charity event chatter.
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Grand and Glorious Feeling Sparks Memorable Exchange
A lively exchange recalls a grand moment as a figure teases a friend about a mushy letter. The banter highlights playful friction and shared history, reflecting a tone of affectionate ribbing within a closer circle.
Valentine Letter Sparks Night Writing Charm
Amid candlelight and whispered vows, Hale crafts a long affectionate letter to You Spemap expressing deep devotion. The scene unfolds with intimate gestures as the pair plans a heartfelt Valentine gesture.
High Schools to Hold Tourney for Basketball Fives
The state wide elimination tournament for high school basketball fives extends entry deadlines to Tuesday morning. Eight schools enter, including Winterboro and Armstrars, with four games Saturday and a finals day February 8 at Foot Guard Hall. Referee selection remains unsettled as committees favor Dick Dillon or Guthford, and Bill Cady is unavailable.
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Norwalk Bowlers Face Kaceys In Local Showdown
Norwalk bowlers clash with the Kaceys tonight as Frank Tiley leads the band of nine players. Normentians chase crown amid strong forms from Jerry Donans Whrg and local top performers. Manager Tisay says this is the team’s best chance for key early success.
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H and E Bowlers Close First Series With Gala Dinner
The Gomes and Edwards bowling league ends its first series with a Friday banquet in the factory junior room. Winners receive prizes amid a Monarchy fight display. A well known caterer, an orchestra, and entertaining acts are planned, aiming to boost season interest. The second set starts in about two weeks with eight teams.
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Dempsey to Tour Europe and Exhibit Exhibition Plan
Boxing champion Jack Dempsey to tour Europe for six weeks starting next month. Announcement by manager Tack Kearns says Dempsey will wrestle and box in cities including New York and Hot Springs, with daily training and exhibitions arranged by Wray.
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Boys' Club to Enter City A A U Indoor Meet
The Boys' Club plans participation in the city A A U indoor meet. The entry list includes many local youths with multiple events and hopeful prospects for strong showings in sprints and field events.
Yale Football Tryouts and Amateur Billiards Result
Yale reports football candidate tryouts with mentions of Yale students and prep for varsity selection. In other news Appleby of New York won the National Amateur billiards championship, defeating Dr A L Brown of Cleveland 38 to 1.
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California mer record chase as Tasmanian diver tops events
Tasmania's Merman records fall as Quay lowers world marks in the 300 yard and 800 meter events. Norma Beaurepaire of Aleton-Tie sets notable times, while leaders at the meet face strong competition.
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Bogash Prepares For Bartfeld Return At New York Club
Bogash trains for a Bartfeld match at a New York club as Bartfeld, known for toughness, resumes after a broken arm. The article notes Bartfeld’s past victories and Bogash’s recent efforts to compete at a high level as both aim to shine in the Weller class.
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Bartfeld
New York
Poris Ency Love Word
Weller
Jack Briton
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Ware Garden
Caddock Defeats Londos After a Two Hour Struggle
In New York Tech 24, Caddock defeated Londos for the heavyweight title after a gruelling two hour and eighteen minute bout at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Londos resisted multiple pins and held out until Caddock secured a head scissors and arm lock for the pin as the crowd watched eagerly.
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Levinsky Wells Bout Called Off in New York
Feb 14 report says the 24 round boxing match between Harry Levinsky of New York and Bombardier Wells planned for London has been cancelled. Levinsky’s manager Weyinsky sent a cable stating Levinsky would depart for America.
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Playing Schedule For 1921 Adopted By Internationals
New York February 14 The schedule for the 1921 season was adopted by the International League. no changes in the circuit were announced and President John Conway Toole said there was no excitement during the session. Plans for expansion were discussed but no details were made public.
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John Conway Toole
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Motor cruiser sets world record in 124 mile Palm Beach race
MTAMT Fla Feb 4 6 owned by Gar A Wood of Detroit established a world record speed of 32.5 miles per hour in a 124 mile Palm Beach and return race. The craft finished in three hours 44 minutes 11 seconds, easily defeating rivals Arctic owned by Gordon Humersity of New York and Shadow VY Carl G Fisher’s new epirisers Te.
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