East Side boxer Culver wins dramatic result over Day
East Side fighter Culver defeated Day in a brutal 10 round bout marked by hard exchanges and a vicious eye injury to Macklin from a solid right hand. The New Haven crowd watched a bold display as Culver surged in later rounds, earning a clear decision amid chaotic scenes and disqualification calls.
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Steve Culver
East
Georgie Dov
New Taven
Jie Keefe
Waterbury
Gerd Leselard Pakoey
Mickinene
Brvan Spes
Mae
Movin
Bevan
Markis
Keele
Mackin
Arva
Canva
Ode Bs
Taing Fs Havda
Bryan
Strick Macklin
Elenae
Hove
Day
Culver
Anne Otter
Sinaled Moore
Fureus
Titan
New Haven
Tirat
Sephope
Cuber
Elm City
Cniver
Tay
Dameh
Stratford Beats Wallingford 30 28 in Tough Victory
Stratford defeated Wallingford 30 to 28 in a hard fought game. The text also mentions players and a pitcher or batter with unclear names due to OCR errors.
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Stratford
Wallingford
Sokols edge Western five in boys club game
The Sokols defeated the Westerns 29 to 27 in a boys club league matchup last night. Brooklawns beat Sterling 4 5 to 8, Rangers triumphed over the Dixies 25 to 18, and the Crescents defeated the Ramblers IX to 1, with Din Boy’s club games reported as the scores.
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Sokols
Westerns
Brooklawns
Sterling
Rangers
Dixies
The
Crescents
Ramblers
Din Boy
Bokols
Pistey
Aupuano
Stojko
J. Pistey
Miller
Witt
Nicheola If
Utrufelo
Uilinsky
Fulton
I Conley
Prantese
Kelleher
wAmon
Bee
Saidy
Reese
McCarthy
Lis
Aparas Moos
Frick
Willams
Hradley
Ambler
Folden
O'Connell
Spillane
Doran
Macklin Draws Bryan Again After First Bout Foul
Mackin was awarded a decision over Gene Bryan after a first round foul last night. He will meet Bryan again on February 4. Promoters attempted a rematch soon after Mackin’s victory but were blocked from entering the ring by Assistant Promoter Jim Rawley.
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Salloe
Slug
Mackin
Gene Bryan
Bryan
Jim Rawley
Greenleaf Defeats Rudolph in Tight Cleveland Match
New York AP reports Ralph Greenteast, national pocket billiards champion, extended lead by defeating Erwin Rudolph in Cleveland 181 to 122 in the second block of their championship. Greenleaf's total climbs to 307 to Rudolph's 284 with one more block to decide the title.
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New York
Ralph Greenteast
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Greenleaf
Rudolph
Tia
Amsel Named Coach At Carmel Hall
Harry Amsel former Bridgeport High basketball star is named coach for the Carmel hall term announced first night. Amsel is noted as a top pinger in the city and has played basketball with New York University and with the YMCA junior and senior teams here in past years.
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Harry Amsel
Bridgeport
Carmel Hall
Amsel
New York University
Harding 10 Faces Ansonia In Connecticut Clash
Harding High tim meets Ansonia High in a key Chat game this afternoon. Ansonia relies on star forward Steves who once scored 54 points in a game, while Harding under Coach Meade emphasizes team play and improved foul shooting to challenge any Connecticut scholastic squad.
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Harding High
Ansonia High
Ansonia
Wesley Wilson
Wilson
Steves
Ihan
Jack Meade
Beales
Faiirfield
Harding Hishames
Meade
Connecticut
Interchurch
Baptist
Summerfield
Presley
Black Rock
Presby All
St. John’s
M. Ey
Park Streets
Qolvets
Baptist Summerfield
Stenquist
C. Randolph
Peck
Hee Panes
Babson
Decker Ee Sus
Kloster
Clinton Sheen
E. Randolph
Pike
Kuhl
Adams
Rogerson
Olivet
Park St. Teichert
Sane Steade
Toronto to honor youthful swimmer George Young
A civic holiday and a two mile parade with floats will honor George Young, the channel swimmer from San Pedro, who reaches Toronto. A banquet will close the day after a sportsmen meeting previews the aquatic association event with MPs and civic officials in attendance. Young was lauded for his swimming prowess and devotion to his mother.
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Toronto
Ont
George Young
San Pedro
Civb
Young
Bassick and Crane Fives Battle for Second Place
Worcester report notes Bassick and Crane in a Dusty League clash for third or second spot, with Locomobile eliminated after White Rose result. Also on the card General Electric faces American Chain as lineups and scores appear amid a busy evening. Kid Lee wins a 10 round decision over Sailor Freedman in Worcester, with rounds 1-6 favoring Lee and 3- Freedman split.
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Bassick
Crane
Bassies and Crane
Locomobile Five
White Rose Five
General Electric Five
Bassicks Crane
Wrsevenees Ayeres White Oe
O'Nelly Hanley
Davis
Worcester
Mass
Geprese
Kid) Lee
New England
Freedman
Chirazo Mere
Lee
Harding Hawks End Winning Streak In 29 27 Home Loss
Harding High suffered its first defeat in seven, 29 to 27, at Fairfield as home team Horvath and Gallagher led Fairfield with strong shooting while Harding struggled on a small floor. The loss drops Harding to six wins and one loss and sets up a showdown with Ansonia High later today.
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Harding
Fairfield
Harding High
Fairfield High School
Horvath
Gallacher
Gallagher
Voothees
Fairfier
Freworks
Gatore
Sonza
Pli
Farrueld
Warding
Tool
Ione
Ansonia High School
Cornell Baseball Team Starts Feb. 14
Ithaca NY January 37 Paul Eckley announced Cornell’s baseball candidates must report February 14 with pitchers and catchers starting practice shortly after. Buckeye Milligan likely to assist, bringing back four returning starters and one varsity catcher Greenbaum returning to college this year.
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ITHA
Johnny Milligan
Cornell
Baltimore Orioles
Milligan
Vitale
Pyle
Deneenhardt
Schoenen
Greenbaum
Plans to Swim Gulf of Mexico from Key West to Havana
New York reports Ramon Carpenters Latin American long distance swimming champion announces intention to cross the Gulf of Mexico from Key West to Havana covering about sixty miles. The tale cites Gertrude Bierly and George Young as notable prior endurance swimmers in recent times.
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New York
Gertrude Bierly
English Channel
George Young
Pacific
Catalina
Ramon Carpenters
Latin America
Gulf of Mexico
Key West
Havana
Yellow Jackets to Be Awarded 1923 NFL Title
The Frankford Yellow Jackets of Philadelphia will be awarded the 1923 season championship at the NFL annual meeting in New York on February 5 and 6. Applications for franchises from several cities will come before the sessions, announced Joe I. Carr, NFL president.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frankford Yellow Jackets
Philadelphia
New York
Joe I. Carr
LOCAL TITLEHOLDER MEETS MALONEY UNDER 175-POUND RULES
New York January 21 The State Athletic Commission approved a Feb 18 bout between Jack Delaney light heavyweight champion and Jimmy Maloney of Boston with Delaney required to stay under 175 pounds Maloney gains a 15 to 20 pound edge reported. A welterweight match Hudkins versus Dundee was postponed pending Harmon over Dundee precedence. Other title challenges were submitted but not accepted. Chapman seeks a fixed date for return bout with Benny Bass. Philadelphia fighter barred from other bouts until that engagement.
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New York
Ja P.y Tex Rickard
State Athletic Commission
Jack Delaney
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Mmtch
James A. Farley Fathe
Delaney
Tommy Loughrar
Philadelphia
Maloney
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Wildcat
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Wille Harmon
Hudkins
Harmon
Dundee
Hudkins Dundee
Bruce Flowers
Maxey Rosenbloom
Lowers
Jack Bernstein
Yonkers
Red Chapman
Chapman
Benny Bass
Bass
Toston
Maloney Knocks Out Herman in New York Bout
Jim Maloney of Boston KO'd Jim Herman of Portland in the second round of a ten round heavyweight elimination bout in Syracuse. Maloney, awaiting a planned title clash with Jack Delaney of Bridgeport next month, landed a powerful right before the bell and Herman collapsed. Crowd cried foul but judges ruled a knockout.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jim Maloney
Boston
Jim Herman
Portland
Oregon
Maloney
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Bicksler's Stars Triumph Over Guards In Westport
In a County League clash at Westport Bicksler's Stars defeated the Guards 14 to 13. Mello Burns led scoring with eight points and his late foul shot sealed the win for the home team.
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Bicksler
Guards
Mello Burns
Compo Life Guards
Stars
Westport
Boston's Indressino defeats Ferguson in long boxing match
Johnny Indressino of Boston defeated Tracey Ferguson of Northport Conn in a 72 round main bout at the Exposition building Portland Maine Jan 21. Indressino used a steady lead and outscored his opponent most rounds. Dick Lambert of Bertin NH outpointed Joe McDonald in supporting action.
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Maine
Johnny Indressino
Boston
Tracey Ferguson
Northport
Conn
Exposition Building
Indressino
Dick Lambert
Bertin, N. H
Joe McDonald
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Javersi
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Markowitz
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