Bridgeport Boxers Set for Inter-City Tilt in Stamford Show
Amateur pugilists from Bridgeport and Stamford prepare for a January 23 intercity bout at Stamford. Promoter Max Baum and Louis Bogash select two Bridgeport fighters for each weight class including 108 lb Rotter and Chattken, 118 lb Rivnack, 125 lb Start, 125 lb Rivnack, 130 lb Smith, 145 lb Atherton, and debutant Joe Smith. The event, originally set for Monday, was moved up due to auditorium conflicts.
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Janu
Max A. Baum
Picklar Yee
Bridgeport
Stamford
Belas Pro
Rasta
St. Mary's A
Bridesport Acceptad
Basione
Simon Puren
Witarr
Baum
Louis Bogash
Jocaty
William Rotter
George Chatlkin
Eline
Lee D. Smith
Lort
Efferts
Charles Atherton
St. Joe Star
Park City
Atherton
Joe Smith
Leonard agrees to fight for Tex Rickard in 135 pound class
Heavyweight promoter Tex Rickard and manager Benny Leonard held talks to plan multiple 135 pound lightweight bouts. Leonard agrees to face three opponents chosen by Rickard including potential welterweight matchups with Jack Britton and Ring foes such as Fendler and Teidler.
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Benny Leonard
Tex Rickard
Ruy Gibson
Nis Warar
Leonard
Rickard
Rocky Kansas
Salior Friedman
Juccnard
Sig
Jon Welling
Garden
Peckinpaugh Not To Be Washington Manager Says Griffith
President Clark Griffith of the Washington American League club says Roger Peckinpaugh will not be the manager. Dispatches quote Griffith as confirming no announcement, with several former major leaguers considered. The story follows Peckinpaugh’s rumored selection after Gaeton McBride’s resignation and Huggins’ Yankees ties.
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Althong
Sporting
New York
Roger Peckinpaueh
Roger
Clark Grimth
Washingtons
Peck
Hesa Thera
Grimth
Clark Griffith
Roger Peeck
Inpaugh
Madge
Dt Nationals
Grimm
Weehington
Peckinpaugh
Gaonxe McBride
Owyla Cleveland Pack
Washington
Huggins
Yankees
Mins
Fang Griffith
Fox
Beex
Lrree
Racing results from a busy track card with multiple races
A long readable OCR lists six races with purses from 700 to 3900 dollars. It names horses like Cisiming, Lady Monmouth, Simplicity, Tap Rock, Petia, Richieu, and many others, plus jockeys and times. The notes show results for maiden and claiming events for two to five year olds, distances from six furlongs to one mile and seventy yards, with winners, odds, and times scattered throughout.
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Wiseran
Margaret Loretta
Laure Gartner
Arum
Lady Monmouth
Bob McCrar
Stone Ase
Pinaguana
Lady Brettanhsin
C Greenland
Garner
Miss Rankin
Lang
GbgboGongenitals
Dave
Alvorida
Mary Fons
Gorkes W
Taps
Jeckvills
Sacajawea
Ashland
McCoy
Tap Rock
Scobie
Ales Tan
Image
Delhi Maid
Eager Eyes
Veto
Ang
Gonle W
Turner
Pastoral Sware
Aloozah
Richeieu
Mooney
Pittnwick
Buxton
Young Adam
Ravana
Saldenginwe
Kelsay T
Ganswichiin Fleles
Carloste O'Brien
Ads
Palladian
Pandien Ve. Carbonell
Carrie Baker
Chetfel
Aleso Pribble
Fing B. Burns
Kello
Miss Howe
Maresfet Nash
Hveres
Naomi K
San Stefans
Kate Tarlongs
Acoin
Morrissey
Merrick
Kennedy
George W. Connors
Rea
Ats
Sal Rose
Spanedy Lady
Little Alves
Seviluan
Aide
Npt
Golden Flat
Carey
Penman
Quaheer
Brydots
Tam Sanse
Rami Metain
Billaoret
Vene Aida
Upi Claimine
Farlonia
Plack Baby
Prittte
Macsafor Mitnen
Narfayy
Reda
Tacobnan
Traimeme
Tarascorn
Ant
Waldon
Ming
Iq Patafern
Atherae Grard
White Rose team sets fast pace in city league
The White Rose quintet, a strict amateur squad, has five victories and two losses this season. Manager Brennan vows the team will test any local factory league combination by a comfortable margin and seeks more games against Telgptione Public Market and other mercantile teams. They beat the Wireless M C A and Crane Company quintets, while defeats included Army and Phile Market opponents.
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Bron Ran
Togal
Brennan
White Rose Quinte
White Rage
Quinstat
Redding
Telephone Company
Tyita
Saranac skating dates announced for carnival season
The Saranac Lake Chamber of Commerce releases a schedule of skating events beginning January 12 with an unofficial ski tryout on Mont Pisgah January 15 and extending through February 20 with international outdoor skating championships at Mount Pisgah and other attractions including a fancy dress ice carnival ball and horse ice races at Van Eagh Lake Moody Pond.
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Saranac Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Mont Piskahy
Moody Pond
Mount Fisgtih
Bolivia Urges K of C Aid to Amateur Sports
Bolivian officials press the Knights of Columbus to support and promote American style amateur sports in Bolivia. The call is tied to welfare work and international sport fostering led by local and international representatives.
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Bolivia
K. OF C
Bolin
C. la
Abigot Magionis
Ust
Gitizens
Goilvia
Iroctars
Boyma
Man Declares Challenge to Dempsey in Probate Hearing
In Middletown 45 year old Tevison Woolsey, claiming insanity, sought to challenge Jack Dempsey in a boxing match. A preliminary hearing before Probate Judge Bacon ordered commitment to a hospital emergency ward. Johnson, once a Trinity football player, was mentioned in court notes.
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Hartford
Jen
Woolsey Mealpine Tevison
Jack Dempsey
Bacon
Middletown
Johnson
Pirates Target Wheat and Myers in Trade Talks
Fragmented report indicates Pirates pursue Wheat and Myers as negotiations with Brookdyn, Chris Hageman, Couto Werties, and Corge Whirted Inesahwine toy Zace Wheat face reluctance. Walter Schmidt the catcher is also mentioned amid training and possible raid efforts.
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Barney Drook
Pirates
Ae Brookdyn
Chris Hageman
Couto Werties
Ortte
Corge
Sota
Walter Schmidt
Brodklyns
New York Commission Sets Wilson Hearing Date
New York State Archaeology Commission announced that Johnny Wilson the world middleweight champion will receive a hearing. Wilson had been suspended after a prior dispute with officials. The commission scheduled the hearing for January, with lawyer Larry Bran representing Wilson.
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Mew
Jan
Harry Burckel
New York
Two Day Rage Takes in Germany Races
Berlin reports a dramatic two day cycling event where a high pace and dense crowds drew thousands. A crash left several riders seriously injured before ambulances arrived and the race resumed with a bloodstained track. Organizers planned bonuses for stolen lands amid the excitement.
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Germany
Berlin
Amarlaas
Geman
Ty Mapurt
Paiity
Billy Gilbert Seeks International Star in IL Play
Frank Gilhooley of the Yankees and Red Sox joins Buffalo for a potential leap to the International League next year. Gilbert, known for his striking hitting, has compiled 28 doubles and 208 total bases in a season, with many hurdles to secure a contract.
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Frank Gilhooley
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Buffalo
Bragston
Billy Gilbert
Harvard 10 Enter Collegiate Meet at New York indoors
Harvard varsity track and field announces entries for the Collegiate Meet in New York on March 1. Cambridge authorities expect entries in sprint events and distance races plus field events including pole vault and broad jump.
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Harvard
MH Owan
Cambridge
See Tork
BEI Aingham
Ward Doen
Bie
Venta
Gteyard High
Worilea
Rungins Broad
Quircela
Yankees Pick Up Injured Outfielders in Shuffle
The New York Yankees face a fragile outfield after May 39 while three guardians Miller Fewster Roth hold the line. With an injured fencecap limiting options, the club ponders trading for another outfielder, hoping to start the season with stronger coverage than current reserves.
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New York
Mase Crithelder
Walter Christenson
St. Paul Eaghe
Tuth
Menge
Miller
Fewster
Roth
Yank Fang
Hore
Gins
Shay
Nieves
Fis
Feld
Thay
Matecial
Petition sale of Gravesend Track in New York
A petition seeks approval to sell the Gravesend Track property to the William Horan Company for 0 dollars, led by president James Avy Shevin and treasurer William Courts. The 90 acre site on Gravesend Avenue includes old stables and a track, used for horse breeding and stable work, with stockholders voting over the sale terms and dividend payout.
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Aliea
Court Tiss Aggineilth Brooke Tor
Arpslelya Togkey Cb
Gravesand Reve
William Haran Company
James Avy Shevin
Wiliam Courtnes
Vile
Vile Lige
Cees Parkes
Brooklyn
Chen
Advertisers Reach Semi finals at Pinehurst golf
Semifinal action in Pinehurst featured both men and women. Mrs Z H Wright and Mrs G W Stearns advanced in the women’s division at St Athana Golf Club Lone Teland, while PF M Porves of Woodlawn and C Meig of Chicago showed strong play in the men’s tournament, with Lashier and others competing in the top flight rounds.
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Pinerurs
Advertising Porters Tourament
Pinehturat
Z. H. Wright
GW. Stearns
St Andrews
Mr. C. Meig
Chicago
Ernest
Manson
Framingham
Lashar
Bridgeport
Wrank ®Inney
Baltnsto
W. H. Hamilton
New Haven
J. C. Segerman
Greenwich
W. B. Lasher
Wea
C W. Beck
Philadephia
Lashini
Lost Arsenal Player Sheds Light On Ayer Bet Claim
A cryptic fragment suggests A official notes a prior bet or wager tied to an event involving an Arsenal figure and an individual named Ayer. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are readable in the snippet.
Bridgeport Trade Quintet Tops Stamford Five In Slow Game
Bridgeport Trade School defeats Stamford five by 55 to 9 in a slow contest played in Stamford. Bridgeport dominated on defense as their guards pressured, while Stamford struggled to score. The Bridgeport offense featured crisp passes and controlled ball handling throughout the game.
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Bridgeport
Stamford
Mr. G
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