Hoppe Peterson in Thrilling Three Cushion Showdown
Exhibition at the Masonic Club featured Champ Hoppe and challenger Peterson in a fierce balkline and three cushion display. Hoppe linked a 180 run but struggled with form, while Peterson fought back with precise play and strong breaks, drawing large crowds at Bridgeport Club and Algonquin club notices.
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Sonic Club
Masonic Club
Hoppe
Peterson
Masonic
Swiftie Hoppa
Balkline
Sampion
Charles C. Péterson
Doula
Masonic Lab
Hampion
Apaine
Paterson
Peterson’ Entertains. Rson
Hoppéi
Peternin
Ion
Vlaver
St. “Louistay
Sn Hout
Bridgeport
Robert Cumpefax
Sichampion
Charles Me
Cléveland
Three Felubs
Algonquin Club
Eagh
Dillard
Opini Aisiealid
Peta Pe
Peta Pe Frickades
Frank Taber
Bed W.torm
Caine
Huelder
P Eterson
Boston
Hickey Re elected by American Association vote
The American Association re elected Rickey to a three year term at a salary of 7200 dollars per year. The vote took place in Chicago with GentVot noted. An increase in compensation was reported as part of the action.
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Hickey
Dsscolntion
Chicago
Rickey
GentVot
Eva
Fom
Jerry
Antil
Rensary
America
Russia
Opening Show at Armory A A Treat to Fans
The Armory A A held its opening show at the Jacoby building drawing many fans and guests. Billy Hogan, club president, announced plans for daily gym access and encouraged attendance, noting the event’s decorations and the strong turnout despite some dissent from boxing figures.
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Armory A. A
Enlivah
Jacoby
Billy Hogan
Stanley
Primrose
Anderson
Clayton * Smith
Tis Kindy
New York to Make Fight for Boxing
New York to restore boxing through a proposed measure in the assembly next week. The bill would create a state boxing commission of three members and source 10 percent gross receipts for the state, with a commission empowered to decide. The effort aims to revive boxing in the state after a period of inactivity.
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New York
Commission
Assembly
Universal
Lalbany
New York States
Impartial Rooter: scattered notes on player shooting stats
Fragmentary notes from The Impartial Rooter by Tyzhettinger discuss past performance and timing. The text mentions accuracy, 50 spilliads, and a few plays with seconds remaining, but concrete events or dates are unclear.
Rectors Win 10th Game Over Stamford Team
The Rectors earned their tenth win of the season after a rough matchup in Stamford. The game featured slippery floors and open-basket rules, with Stamford leading early before the Rectors surged ahead. Final score reported as 28 to 4 or 4-28, with the Rectors showcasing hard teamwork and strong head work to secure the victory.
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Stamford
Muonday
Alisad
Tree Paints
Avork
Wrestling Bout At Falcon Hall Tonight
Leo Fardello faces John Cnaki in the Walnut A. C. show at Polish Falcon hall on Main Street tonight. Matchmaker Kealey presents four bouts best two of three with a money-back guarantee.
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Leo Fardello
John. Cnaki
Walnut A. C
Clifford “Keatey
New York
Bothnes Gymnasium
Onaki
M. OG. Ay
Weir
Paydade
Xealey
S. Wheatling
Kealdy
Stacks
George Grimm
Kealey
Louis
Butle
Young Haggerty
Frank
Braithwaite
Olelock
Barnshill and Brown Reach Pinehurst Final in Open
Barnshill edged Low Flamist tone to reach the Pinehurst final where Barnshill faces Brown in the golf tournament. Brown defeated rivals in the semis as Mrs Duryea and others advanced in the women’s division, while Oneilg named coach of Columbia replacing Fred Dawson.
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Pinehurst
NCA
Roy
Inshill
Fox
Hills
T. Fuse _ Brown
Séasdalé
Will Treet
Barnsnill
Garden
City
Suenibeent
Sony Taimies
Tedesca
Duryea
Bridgeport
Thy
Ae Wright
Tibet
Thos A .Rox Hilla
Ly A. Hamilton
Garwen
Ry Brown
Fi Mi. Purves
Woodland
El-ieee
Lye Miller
Audubon
Aval
Scarsdale
Charles- Walworth
Greenwell
William
Aredla
G. Tr
Hodges
Steepy’ Hollow
George Tordyds
Je Ounastewst
Ea -N. Chalfont
Garden Citys
Awomben's
Springfield
iGeorge
Dutton
Bherhare Pa' Vhér
Gnglewood
Mys
AY 'Moore
Sleepy Hollow
Miss “Hannah ‘Aron ‘Gon
Inwood
Aye
ROE &Ing
St. Andrews
Will and Testament of John Barleycorn Fragment
Fragmentary historic will by John Barleycorn lists bequests to drinkers, animals, wife, children, and business types. It names "John Barleycorn" as the testator and includes surreal phrases about prohibition and the afterlife, with a signature line and witness.
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Zergesin
Poe Conti
Tore Evera
Eyvening
Willi Es ‘Tal
Charles Peterson
Eh Tal
Bigh
Averaze
Mr. Ward
Masonie Club
M Walters
Presbyterian Hureh
Bullard
Fellows, Brawn, & ‘Sharpe, Gould ‘& Eberhardt
Bullard Machine Tool Co
Connecticut
McNulty
McCabe
Lee
Kane
Joonetry
Lea
Jimmy Kane-Mrekdie
Seigel
Sain Erry
Mbecaileg
oppht-Lam
Cohan
Panama
Dixon's
Dixon Mierit
Selgel
McNult
Aia
Stu
Michael F.vo
Jonnor
Hogan
Epi
Cannefax
McCourt
Miccourt
Cleveland
Robert Cannefax
Impartial
Tyzhettinger
Ban Sek
Orcular
Havana
Ge I
Coryda
Yen
Hoanty
Yadoldet
M. I. League
Moulder
Poe Anderson
Weare
Havey
Douglass Ale
Sujnic
J. Harris
D. Bowden G
McCue
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Mickelson Ag
Maloney Nm
Nordstrom Cady
Potal
Boerne
Stainsley
Scanlon
Dandlels
Maubscher
New Orleans
Ron Max Latver
Maida
Pierca Arent
Selda
Perdun
Ack Reeves
Antoinette
Battery F Social Club
Cnaki-Pardello
Falcon’ Hall
Money Back Guarantee
Barnshill
Brown
Columbia
Frank J
Buck
O'Neill
Syracuse
Columbia University
Avay
Fred. D
Dawson
Rectors. i A. PG
Fanning
Buckles
McGraw
Rowe
Dondear
Stamford Gull
Caesar
Toleither
Parmyard
Bergeve
Woolworth Towers
Hidian
John
Seyfoot
Johnson
H. C
Munemaker
Evermore L.S. Etc
Hyperion Soby
Ile
Max-M Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
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