National Boxing Control Body formed in New York convention
Delegates from fifteen states began forming a national governing body for professional boxing in New York. Temporary committees were chosen to report at the afternoon session and lay groundwork for a permanent National Board of Boxing Control to unify laws, limit purses and prices, and require title defenses within set periods. Ontario boxing rep T Mulqueen attended for information.
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New York
G. C. Hawkins
Tarrow
National Board of Boxing Centrol
T. T. Mulquéen
Boxing Commission
Ontario
Canada
Dominion
International Sporting Club
Alfred L. Marilley
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
T Wars
Joseth Johnson
York
W. H. Rocep
Pennsylvania
R.d.ianderson
Kentucky
J. S. Smith
New Jersey
P. T. Seiterlich
Minnesota
L. Cogswell
Marland
H. R. Deane
Minor Leagues Step to Curb Gambling Rules Update
The Association of Minor Leagues today adopted amendments to its constitution to stamp out gambling on games and to create a supervisory apparatus for postseason inter-league play. The president is tasked with investigating gambling and maintaining strict oversight to prevent betting on any league grounds or by players, with authorities urged to pursue suppression across state and federal lines. In other news, Gatrel’s Bilton Machine Brass beat East Main Street Plant 38 to 23 in a local basketball game, with Burgess and Segala among the standout scorers and Beardsley delivering a dramatic finisher.
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Association of 5 Atts
Kansas City
Einuiwhers
Henseesisiion
Sambling Incubus
Rimara
iGent
Lae Assoc
Leemorrow
Gatrel
Toe Bilton Machine and
Bilton
Segala
Beards
Brass
Burgess
Stewart
Embasket
Beardsley
Garrison
Stewert
Segales
Bitton
Melihoney
Stase
Innocent
Listerti
Fieine
McThaney
Melthaney
Hilton
Brass Company
T Learminnies
The
Commons
Goodwin
Billion Machine Brass Con
Serels Beardsley
Goodwit Run
Garrison Milthoney
Burgess Stewart
E Nishoéall
Bridgeport Brass Volleyball Team Defeats Biltons Twice
The Bridgeport Brass company East Main Street plant volleyball team defeated the Bilton Machine and Tool team twice last night in the upper gymnasium of the BC 4 stores were 15. iNew Main Plant Bilton Brien McGill Gregory Nishbaill Fahey Fenton Jerzey Abercromble MeGure MeTonergs Jaascheck Segi.
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East Mainx Street
Bridgeport Brass Company
Bilton Machine and Tool Company
Bilton
Brien McGill Gregory Nishbaill
Fahey Fenton
Jerzey Abercromble
MeGure MeTonergs
Jaascheck Segi
McPeague Challenges Wilson For $1000 Match
The Canadian lightweight title holder McPeague challenges Wilson to a bout, posting $1000 to bind the match. O'Rourke forwards the challenge to Johnny Hileiex, manager of Wilson, as Killalea and Hispano are named among potential handlers.
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Tom O'Rourke
Mike
Teague
Whaon
Ne York Morning Telegraph
O'Rourke
Johnny Hileiex
Min Wison
Killalea
Nather Cor
Johnny Hispano
Sir Sleedze
Art Shean Bets Pennant Day Wager On Rainy Call
Art Shean of the Tam dens bets $50 that Springfield will not win if the pennant hoisting is at Weiss park on pennant day. He claims a weather sharp would spoil the party by choosing another team. Springfield, runner up to the Tribe in 1920, fears a favorable decision by George Weiss and the Tribesmen.
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Springfield
Weisy
Babe Ruth to Play Celtics Rivals at Elm City Arena
New York star Babe Ruth will appear at Elm City Arena in a Saturday exhibition against the original Celtics Powers brothers five. Beckman leads the Celtics with a $2,900 monthly salary, while Ruth’s pay is slated at $1,000 to $2,000 per appearance, drawing crowds eager for Ruth’s rare basketball showcase amid strong Celtics opposition.
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NEW Flavin
New York
Celtics
Powers Brothers
Johnny Beckman
Gotham
Babe Ruth
Powers Boys
Beekmar
Ruth
Celtica
New Haven
Beckman
Ete
Reich
Whitty
Denbert
Trippe
Barry
Celtic
Babe
New York City
Sala
Grand Circuit Stewards Convene in Philadelphia Meeting
Grand Circuit stewards from ten of eleven training tracks gather in Philadelphia for the convention. Reports and committee actions occur behind closed doors with a dinner and theatre party planned. Tomorrow morning discusses racing interests, then executive session. Chief speaker will be Wiha Bo Murphy of Morse Association. Attendees include Thomas V. Murphy, Edward Tipton, W. Monte, and others. Columbia Tops Princeton 24-21 in college basketball.
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Warnera
Bo Murphy
Wartford
Conn
Tingleman
Malamazey
Mick
Syd Win Kinian
Cleveland
Major League Committees Approve Baseball Agreement
Major and National leagues committees voted approval of the New York drafted agreement reuniting the sport with Federal Judge Landis as baseball commissioner. The action signals formal league endorsement ahead of final action by both leagues. Minor leagues eyed joining, drafting committee to meet tomorrow to settle governing rules.
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Major
New York
Chicago
CIA
Landis
Feague
Baseball Unien
Tig
National League
Johnson
American Jeatue
Chb
American League Committee
Henry Killesow
Frank May ¥In
Detroit
Clark Griffith
Washington
G. W. Pepper
Heydter
August E Herrmann
Cincinnati
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Finest Race Purse F1,000 Two Year-Olds Three Furlongs
race card entry list shows a $1,000 purse for two year olds at three furlongs with numerous named horses and odds, including As A Sil 103 rea Kennedy 111 Dadja 105 and Margaret Elnora 100. Other events include a three-year-olds race at five and one half furlongs and a Lakeview handicap for three-year-olds at one mile.
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Rea Kdnney
Dadja
Tine
War Relief
Margaret Elnora
Kase Brummel
Goveliest
Flying Beauty
GT Role
Vulcanize
Explosive Jf
Tony Sutton
Tan Sen
Socio Stag
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Ocean Swell
Dai Lily
Will of the Wisp
Ras
Mars Rankin
Philanderer
Rancowag
Alberta S
Tate
Midian
Loy
Binner
Richere
Michey Miore
Lovely
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Roscow Goose
Goliletts
Wren
Ik Vy
Vis
Sarramy
de Straw
Ckrnaph
Wealeriana
Stearn
Servian
Alhenal
Jaden Ri
Unclear Race Card Showcases Multiple Horses and Bets
A fragmentary race card lists numerous horses, bettors, odds, and margins across several races for two-year-olds and older, including Bee Buxton, Baby Evelyn, Big Noise, and others. The text mixes entries, purses, distances, and time figures with scattered trainer and jockey references.
Red Allen Promised Local Ring Show Next Month
News notes that light heavyweight Red Allen may appear in Bridgeport next month alongside Tommy Meringo of Boston. The card could include Bridgeport heavyweight Jack Delaney and other contenders as Allen aims to prove his New York win transferability to hometown crowds.
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Red” Allen
Red
Allen
New York
Golige
Wu Topaoteher
Bridgeport
Tommy Meringo
Boson
Beantown
New Haven
Meringo
Jack Delaney
Will
Alon Kings
Alen
Delaney
Interclub Tourney Starts Tonight for Four Clubs
The interclub billiards and pocket billiards tournament returns with four clubs Bridgeport Seaside Algonquin and Masonic entering. Matches run Tuesday and Friday for seven weeks ending March 1 with first games tonight between Bridgeport and Algonquin and Seaside versus Masonic.
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Biiara
Pocket
Masonic Wiin
By Seport
Seaside
Algonquin
Wever
Bridgeport
Algonquin — Clith
Algonquin Club
Masonic Club
Pocket Billiard
Masonic Elit
Cornell Cross Country Team Welcomes International Meet Return
Cornell University cross country team officials report an international inter-collegiate contest likely next spring after their England trip. Manager McGovern and trainer Moakley arrived with seven runners who raced Oxford Cambridge at Roehampton. They said Cambridge alumni favor a return visit and a full team could go to America for a spring carnival.
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Cornell University
England
McGovern
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Oxford-Cambridge
Roehampton
Cambridge University
Botsne
Munkley
Khata
English University
America
United States
Gord ‘Desbrough
Kentish
Antwerp
Wood
Cambridge Giversity Athletic Association
Alles
Moskley
Oxford
Cambridge
Capta
Sdagrove
Auy
Atontague
Noal McTnnes
Dr Lambeth Pushes Football Rule Changes At UVA
Dr William A Lambeth of the University of Virginia leads a push for football rule changes on safeties and touchbacks. As a National Rules committee member, he plans to present proposals next month to clarify scoring signals and distinguish kickoff placement after touchdowns, and he doubts further limits on the forward pass.
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Charlottesville
Wiliam A. Lambeth
University of Virginia
National Rules Committee
New York City
Lambeth
University of Virginia Football Sage
Paris named world's most dangerous city for pedestrians
Paris records show about fifty thousand pedestrians struck by taxis buses and cars last year with four hundred dead and fourteen thousand hospitalized. The list includes a former minister of justice Louis Neill killed by an American Army Graves Registration car. High casualty rates blamed on speed in crowded areas and weak police regulation.
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Paris
Louis Neal
Clemenceans
Abovt
Seattle
Plase de Opera
de Tene Lafayetta
Petrograd
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Patis
Traz
Boxing Center Plans Series in Osaka Exhibition
A boxing center outlines a schedule including a boxing event in Osaka with plans for housing and training expansion. Key figures Yujiro Wat and Bentaw are cited as leading efforts to establish a boxing school and touring exhibitions, with forthcoming events and intents described.
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Ayhu
Wes
Lokio
Bentaw
Osaka
Tate Br
Williams Traded To Hartford and Davies Sent Here
Trades consummated this afternoon at two meetings of the American Polo league swap names and teams. Bridgeport sent Mams to Hartford while Lowell received Harkins and Ford released Mwirhead to Bridgeport. Wayne Fancner to report to Lowell. several other trades expected next week. all effective Wednesday.
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Providence
Harkins
Lowell
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Tradix
Ramblerz and Rangers to Play in Preliminary Thursday
The Ramblerz a basketball team with outcasts from a high school squad will face the Rangers in the preliminary game to the American Chain Williams event at Colonial Hall Thursday evening. A basketball prize will be presented to the winner.
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Ramblerz
Gallst
Rangers
Strangler Lewis to Wrestle Here on Jan 19 at Casino
Beidweport upcoming card promises title clash as world champion Strangler Lewis defends against top challenger. Promoter Hasweckton hints at a strong supporting undercard while fans anticipate a decisive bout on January 19 at the Casino.
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Strangler
Lewis
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