Jerome Death Spurs Boxing Debates in New York
Frankie Jerome, New York bantamweight contender, died from a head injury after a knockout by Bud Taylor in Madison Square Garden. Autopsy found accidental death. no criminal action planned. Jerome’s passing rekindled anti boxing sentiment amid gambling debates and decisions discontent. Taylor canceled Chicago trip to attend funeral. no blame assigned to him by the State Athletic Commission. Jerome, 24, had about 16 fights in five years and served eleven months in World War I.
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Noted Scientist Reframes Coffee as Comfort Beverage
A renowned scientist challenges coffee as mere caffeine, describing it instead as a beverage that offers comfort and inspiration. The discovery reframes daily routines and highlights coffee's emotional impact on readers.
Notre Dame Students Active Across Sports Program
A Notre Dame report notes over 1,100 boys participated in sports within the university last year, with dozens in basketball 265 events, tennis, and golf across multiple branches. The study highlights broad participation by students across disciplines and athletic programs.
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Prospect Scores Shutout Win Over Longefellow Team
Court standings from East Side Leagues show Prospect’s dominance as they blank Longefellow in a decisive win. Report notes Ard gun Association ties and personnel moves, with Indianapolis club connections shaping upcoming matches and management changes.
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Fairfield Legion to Meet Devon Five Again at Sherman
Fairfield Legion aims to rebound as Devon A C and Devon Juniors visit Saturday night in Sherman. Coach Grills’ squad seeks a repeat after a narrow previous win as key regulars returned to the lineup and halves of the lineup rest.
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Junior City League enters second week of play tonight
The Junior City League moves into its second week with a slate of games. The league features six teams and opens its season this week, with 강etailed schedule including Devon Juniors and Pioneers matching up, and standings shaping toward the city title.
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Southport Five to Meet Putnam Team Tonight
Southport hosts Putnams of Brmorow in Firemen's hall tomorrow night. Firemen hope for a hard fought contest after recent wins while aiming to boost town championship hopes. Wakeman Memorial Separat to play preliminary. dancing after games.
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Stamford Tear Faces Legion Combine Tonight
Stamford Tear travels to meet Legion Combine in a league clash as both teams seek momentum. Key players listed include Towne Bel Maxum Walt E A and Bowden Faron Vs Caan Varisot, with coaching by Jn the first gays the beyivir won.
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Compo Guards Win Court Tilt From New Canaan Five
New Orleans report notes Compo Guards defeating New Canaan in a boxing court tilt. Event labeled as a 15 round bout with expected participants Kell, J. Elopas, Me Fe, and Seofiell Vingan, tied to a planned February matchup in a RR Beotherton Miller event. Officials from Young Men's Gymnastic clubs announce details.
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Trade School to Play Congress High Court Team Today
Trade School basketball team from Trade School in New Britain meets Congress High at the Boys' Club this afternoon. Both teams have been solid lately, and a close contest is expected with Congress slightly favored. The schedule includes seven groups with several league teams from the state.
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Evening High O s to Play Fairfield Teams Friday
Fairfield games loom as a likely thriller for Roger High as the Evening News teams, including a strong girls squad and a improving boys unit, prepare for Friday night action at Sherman. Locking in Hinkey Flawes and Herne as key players, the teams aim to impress locals and supporters.
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Donald Smith Leads In California Golf Tourney
Donald Smith of San Pedro led the California Open after the opening day in Los Angeles Country Club. John Nick of Wie Kansas struggled at the Marth course while Gene Sani impressed with a 24 foot putt before a late slip. Arthur Ayers, English champion, also faltered in the erratic putting round.
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Leavy challenges Y M H A to two or three game series
Blue Ribbons manager John Leavy issues a challenge to the Hartford Y M H A to a two or three game series, aiming to prove Blue Ribbons superiority. The teams meet tonight at Madison Avenue hall then potential games next Tuesday and Wednesday, with Mooney to decide arrangements.
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Pete August Triumphs in Jersey City Ring
Pete August of Bridgeport defeated two opponents in Jersey City tonight. He stopped Johnny Talakan of Brooklyn in a lone round and battered Sailor Jack Ritchie, a Jersey favorite, flooring him three times and forcing a near knockout in the twelfth round.
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O Reilly Real Coach Builds Winning Georgetown Teams
O Reilly, Georgetown coach of baseball for nine years, boasts 400 games with only 16 losses. He also leads basketball and scrub football squads, with Hig basketball teams posting three home losses and eight away losses in 162 games. He has produced track athletes Bob Le endre, George Marsters, and Jimmy Connolly.
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