Benny Leonard May New Haven Outfit in Hoop Showdown
Benny Leonard features for New Haven Stars in a Brooklawn gym thriller that went down to the wire against the Y A M H A squad. Gribert Bot Svinick and Nelson starred for visitors and locals, with a 11-9 halftime edge for the visitors amid a lively turnout.
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Walker Boxing Bill Favored in Albany
Belief pressed here today that the Walker King bill before the State Codes committee will be favorably reported and provide for fifteen rounds. The Army and Navy Board of control backs the measure and will push for passage in both houses and governor’s signature, with the Assembly’s stance seen as the main test.
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Brass Co Bowler Victory Over Bilton Men
Brass Co Main Plant bowlers defeated Bilton Machine outfit at the Y M C A Industrial league last night. Brass Co total 440 over three games against Bilton's 1307. Individual scores include Baldwin 99 88 94 and Cacavella 116 69 85 with team totals 443 and 483 for Brass and Bilton respectively.
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Tyler the teeth cure hopes to revive pitching form
A famous Cub pitcher says removing most of his teeth eased rheumatic arm pain and restored his pitching potential. If he can return to his regular turn next season and with Alexander, Vaughn, Tyler, and Hendrix in shape, the Cubs could field a strong rotation. The report notes a trend of pitchers possibly adopting false teeth.
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Sam Langford to Box Panama George Dixon at Acorn Club
Sam Langford of Hartford is set to box Panama George Dixon of this city in a four round feature bout at the Acorn Club on Monday night under the Acorn Athletic Club. Other contestants will be announced soon as the show develops.
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Martin Injures Hand on Smith
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Jan 27 Bob Martin A E F champion placed his injured right hand in the hands of bonesetter Reese hero today After an examination Reese announced the fighter had sustained no broken bones Martin injured his hand in the first round of the fight with Ray Smith in Cleveland last night before the American Legion Joe Lynch Ready Joe Lynch is ready to return to the ring again having been ill for several weeks besides suffering broken hand He will box Henry Roussen champion of the Canadian Expeditionary forces before the Hustlers A C in the armory at Poughkeepsie Feb 4 Patsy Johnson eight rounds at the City A Gy Jensey City Feb 5 Jabez White twelve rounds to a decision Boston Feb 10 and Young Joey Fox National A C Philadelphia Wed 14
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Hornsby Aims to Gain Weight in Texas Offseason
Rogers Hornsby, famed Cardinals infielder, spends winter with his mother near Fort Worth Texas. He plans to gain about 15 pounds to feel stronger at the plate next season and improve hits after a strong late 1919 run. He also helps manage land interests in Fort Worth oil territory.
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Japs Gathering Up Russian Gould
In Okhats district Russia rich gold deposits are exploited by Japanese traders who exchange Japanese manufactured goods and spirits for fur and gold. A Japanese concession holder ships the fur and gold by steamer in the fall, taking away the proceeds at low prices.
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Cleveland skater wins chief event at Saranac races
John Hoernly of Cleveland won the 280 yard event andWWW Murphy of New York took the mile in the National Skating championships at Saranac Lake NY on January 2. A fast track aided by a few slips saw McWhirter and Joe Moore fall in the mile while Leslie Boyd and Roy McWhirter were eliminated in the 229 yard semi finals.
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Predicts Birmy May Return to Major Leagues
Lions Sandlot Star reports Joe Birmingham, once near pennant with the Indians, returns as manager of Pittsfield in the Eastern League. Pittsfield’s five runs per game and strong pitching boost his case for a majors comeback. Other notes include George Cykowski and Lefty Kahoun as possible Indians prospects amid bustling Cleveland sandlot scene.
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Home Run Baker Quits Baseball Said Through With Game
New York Jan 27 Miller manager reports that Home Run Baker, Yankees’ third baseman, probably played his last big league game. Huggins visited Baker at Trappe Maryland and Baker hinted he may stay with his business interests there. план Plan includes shifting Wilson Vast to third base and searching for an outfielder. Discussion looms at Chicago meeting about adding a player on National Commission with five members and neutral chair, amid minor league support for a new agreement.
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U M C Prepares for Key Clash With Lakes Thursday Night
U M C basketball vies to beat Lakes at Colonial Hall after strenuous practices by Naher and Bungock. Lakes coach Kahta predicts a close game but aims for victory as U M C debuts new uniforms. Graphophone and Crane teams play prior, with dancing after.
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Yale Quarterback Elected Physical Training Professor
Charlott esville Va Jan 27 M J Donahue former Yale quarterback and longtime athletic director at Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute was elected tonight professor of physical training and athletic at the University of Virginia confirming his move to train youths in Alabama and Virginia sports programs
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Opera Season Chaos Sparks Chicago Satire
A raspy Chicago newspaper column lampoons the wartime opera season with wild caricatures of singers and managers. It riffs on Vedelia Yellovitch and Madame Dolorous La Hunk amid jokes about politics, marriages, and a nocturnal, unruly orchestra.
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Germantown Tops Reading to Lead Eastern League
Germantown defeated Reading 26 to 20 at Auditorium Hall to seize first place in the Eastern League. Close guarding and long passes shaped the game as Germantown led from early on despite Reading’s desperate rally. Braggy and Reich led scorers for Germantown with four each. Franckie totaled eight double deckers while Holman held Reading scoreless on two baskets. Time, 20 minute halves.
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Grants Permit to Hold Lightweight Bout in Bahamas
A permit was granted by Sir William Allerdyce, governor general of the Bahama Islands, for a world lightweight championship bout between Benny Leonard and Freddie Welsh. The decision was reported from Miami on January 27.
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Canadian Boxer Doyle Seeks Southern Bout After Delays
Canadian heavyweight Jack Doyle, born Syracuse NY and raised in Canada, returns from overseas with a string of knockouts since 1918. Now in Detroit, he seeks bookings in New Orleans, moving to prove his worth after a disputed Grand Rapids bout and suspension. Doyle stands six two and 205 pounds, undefeated in pro fights.
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Connecticut Trapshooters To Convene in This City
Ting Masonic club pocket billiardists defeated Bridgeport club men in the Inter-Club tourney at the Masonic rooms. Bridgeport leads with three victories, while Masonic has two and Algonquin one. Scores last night include Ward 159 MacConnell 112 Christie 156 Adame 125 Beers 113 Hall 150.
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Reds Press for Higher Salaries in Standstill
The Cincinnati Reds press for higher pay as most of the team holds out for raises. Miller Hugesins of Cincinnati notes one player asks for 14000 dollars while only Ray Wisher and Jimmy Ring have signed. A league conference in Chicago on February 10 may address higher admission to cover costs.
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Tractor Power Expands Farm Output Across Nation
Tractors multiply man power with production rising from 132000 last year to an estimated 215000 this year. The machinery enables farmers to produce millions more bushels of grain than without it.
Connecticut Trapshooters Association to Meet at Seaside Club
The Connecticut Trapshooters Association will hold its annual meeting at the Seaside club next Monday at 1 30 p.m. Prominent shooters from across the state will confer. The CTSA is recognized as a strong state body with growing national influence. It promotes trapshooting, fish and game laws, and works to ensure clubs join the state association for benefits and representation in national bodies.
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