Fulton Wins Eight Round Fight From Moran
In Bridgeport, Fulton defeats Moran over eight rounds in a Thursday night boxing card at Armory A A. featuring four bouts. The Armory Athletic Association promotes the event with New Haven and New York boxers including McNulty, McCabe, Dixon, Duffy, and Bergen in a strong smoker. O'Connor serves as timekeeper.
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New, Haven
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Red Allen
Svery
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O'Leary
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Billy Hogan
Terry Lee
Bridgeport
Michael F. O’connor
Advertising Golfers Tourney at Pinehurst
Specialty rounds of the advertisers golf league at Pinehurst, N C, drew 123 men to 16 holes on the number two course with 24 women on the number three course. Russell Brown led the field, claiming the qualifying medal with 38 for the last nine and 65 for the front. Lou Hamilton narrowly trailed with 82 in the afternoon heat, while Don Parker and Frank Finney also posted strong scores. Women’s play saw J F Duryea and W S Bird top the first nine holes, with Charles Hoyt and Roy Durstine among notable qualifiers.
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New Haven
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Trotting Club Moves to Back Old Associations
Syracuse report notes a committee of five from the American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders seeks to break away from the American Trotting Association and the National Trotting Association, aiming to form new governing rules for trotting. Stratford plans a fast semi pro basketball team to debut January 20 in Tuttles Stratford. Dan Morgan facilitates a ten round no decision bout between Jack Britton and Jimmie Conway at Savannah Auditorium on January 30.
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Avennah
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Fulton Defeats Moran in Eight Round Struggle
In Newark at the first Regiment Armory J Frred Fulton of Rochester Minnesota defeated Frank Moran of Pittsburgh in an eight round bout. Fulton weighed 214 pounds to Morans 194. Moran rushed at the start but Fulton used a sharp left jab and outboxed his challenger, maintaining an edge through the later rounds. Moran showed fatigue early yet pressed on, while Fulton answered with body blows and sustained pressure.
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Rochester
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Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
First Regiment
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Industrial League Opens With High Interest at Coronial Hall
Industrial basketball action drew about 500 fans as Graphophone defeated Crane 22 to 16 and Lake upset UMC aggregation 25 to 14. The league's strong start suggests solid support and growing popularity among basketball enthusiasts. Next Thursday A M A will face Graphophone and Takes will play Crane.
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Matchmaker vs Fight Manager in January boxing plan
Journal notes the Clover A C struggles to book top fighters for a January 12 show. Promoters face evasive terms from Mike O Dowd manager and Bogash Norfolk Britton plans unravel as negotiations falter with Bartfield and Levinsky, while Kenny faces injury in Montreal.
Cochran Backs London Fight Plan Shift in Sentiment
Charles B Cochran the British fight promoter reversed his stance on holding the Dempsey Carpentier bout in New Jersey. He now favors staging the title bout on a championship distance in London, arguing 20 rounds suit the event and may attract more money than an eight round New Jersey card. Cochran notes he has not received credible offers from U S promoters to host Labor Day in New Jersey and doubts a title fight will occur there.
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Jersey
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London
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England
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Submarine quintet defeats Twin Oaks in boys club game
A large crowd watched two youth basketball games at the Boys' Club gym. The Submarine five defeated Twin Oaks by 7 to 2 in the first game, while the American Midgets lost to the Blue Ribbons Midgets by one point in the second.
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Penn Lose Six Football Players at Penn
Philadelphia Jan 2 Six University of Pennsylvania football players have left the team and three more plan to withdraw before degrees. Hobey Tight and three others are listed among those leaving. Former captain Bert Bell and Lou Little are expected to withdraw and may enter business. Ray Miller is technically suspended and will not be allowed to return.
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Speedy Knicks Play Ribbons at Colonial Tonight
John Leavy tapes the Blue Ribbons win bid by purchasing North Philadelphia franchise in Eastern league. Tonight colon ial hall hosts Knickerbockers in tune up for Sundays Reading game. Leavy plans Schwab Stewart Wright White Ashmead plus two strong subs. Charley Powers to suit up. Referee John J. O'Brien to toss ball at 8 oclock.
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Bogash Kayoes Burns in Sixth Round
Lynn mass Jan 12 special James Bogash New England welterweight champion knocked out Teddy Burns of New York in six rounds. Both fighters delivered strong blows from the start Burns failed to leave the ring for ten minutes after the bout. A planned eight round bout at Amboy Sporting Club Perth Amboy on Jan 22 is a workout for Levinsky versus Clay Turner in Detroit later.
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Backroom Sports and The Lost Backroom World
A lurid nostalgic riff on backroom sports and social decay. The piece mocks barroom life, debt collectors, and disintegrating old rituals while picturing Jan 16 as a turning point when backroom culture fades. It blends florid slang, pop culture references, and a hymn to vanished games and "Tipo" music.
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