Nebraska farmer captures wrestling championship at Garden
Joe Stecher of Nebraska won the heavyweight wrestling championship at Madison Square Garden by defeating Earl Caddock of Iowa in a grueling bout lasting more than two hours. The arena was nearly full with enthusiastic spectators including sailors, as Stecher’s win was celebrated by locals and supporters. Caddock fought hard, but Stecher’s body scissors and wrist lock sealed the decisive advantage near the end.
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Mason to tackle Wilde for flyweight title
Promoter Thacher and officials push a July 4 Toledo bout between Mason and Wilde for the flyweight championship. Talks have stretched weeks with a potential match at Terminal Auditorium, a site once used for major bowling events, as plans near finalization. The dispute centers on contract terms and payment, with both sides seeking favorable conditions before agreeing to stage the fight.
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Almércan “ Bowling Congréss
Bilton Machine dominates in industrial basketball league victory
Bilton Machine defeats Raybestos with a high scoring effort 88-54. Standout scoring by Epstein Segata Clark and Ball Foster highlights a fast paced game as Bilton’s crew maintains a persistent lead. Multiple players from both teams contributed, with fouls and rebounds noted throughout.
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Bowling at X. My. C. A. Four strong teams compete
Four teams faced off in a YMCA bowling event last night. The Acms Shear team met the Union Braes company squad, and Holmes & Howards lined up against the American chain outfit.
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Quaker Fans Seek Dempsey Willard Bout Clash in City Fringe
Quaker fans urge Jack Dempsey to meet Fred Fulton with Pul ton seeking a return match. Philadelphia crowds recall Fulton's rapid knockout of Weinart and his strong form, though critics doubt his long-term championship odds. Swede from Princeton enters the Guaranty club’s 1000 yard event, aiming to upstage top middle distance stars and challenge Baker and Sellers.
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Philadelphia
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Fultoner
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Jess Willard
Fulton
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Cargent
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Guaranty Club
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Beating Em To It Obscure Classic Headlines
Fragmentary OCR note mentions New Haven Indians baseball team and Tales gram editors. Also references candlestick making revival in Frengy after-war conditions. Unclear full events or dates.
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Kilbane to Meet Valger in Newark Bout on Feb 16
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion signs to box Ronny Valger of New York in an eight round bout at Newark New Jersey on February 16. Valger to weigh 124 pounds at 3 o clock Kilbane will box at catch weights.
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Marin Prestina Says Large Collars Highlight Power On Mat
Marin Prestina, famed heavyweight wrestler, is noted for necks so large his tailored collars size 22 slide over his head without unbuttoning. His manager Joe Marsh accuses a ring of trust of denying him championship opportunities despite his skill. In Chicago, Prestina remains a favored draw with occasional matches.
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Americans Turn Down Invitation to Boxing Union Meet
New York cable reports that the United States will not send representatives to the International Boxing Union congress in Paris on February 6. The reply cites Article One, arguing that voting power favors countries with fewer boxers, proposing a new body based in London or New York to ensure equitable representation. The board notes the United States has five world champions and opposes a system granting 7 percent voting power to countries with only 5 percent of global boxing.
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Rectors to Meet Naugatuck Tonight in Basketball Showdown
The Rectors from Bridgeport Boys' Club travel by bus from the local club at 6 30 PM to face Rubber City Five of Naugatuck in an all city clash. Last meeting ended 88 to 86 with a late winning basket by Rectors. Managers urge reservations due to limited accommodations and list reserveable seats on the trip.
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Leonard Beats Dundes in Jersey City Ring Showdown
Benny Leonard defeats Johnny Dundes in Jersey City as he moves toward top lightweight status. Boxing followers rate him among the fiercest punchers, with Joe Gans often seen as only superior in stopping opponents. Mexican Aurela Herrera leads lightweight rapid wins with a string of early knockouts in his career.
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Hair Selected as Bog Show Judge in New Haven
Dr. James E. Hair of Bridgeport named as judge for the Muin City Ixennel show set for New Haven on March 1. Others listed include Healy, Clarke, Haslam, Connell, Offerman, and Muss-Arnolt among many exhibitors from New York, Brooklyn, and surrounding areas. Local and regional breeds and miscellaneous classes featured in the event with Messrs. Muss-Arnolt Rost and Hair noted as judges.
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Rowing Season Gears Up With College Plans Across Coast
Colleges nationwide revive rowing for spring, boosting varsity programs and numbers. Harvard and Yale eye England for Henley, while Harvard Yale dual slated in New London on June 15. Poughkeepsie regatta likely July 1 with Antwerp bid if Penn wins. Cambridge manager Amory Haughton fielding veterans. coach William Haines leads season with four events planned including Princeton dual May 1.
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Lightweights fear New York Sokcer in fringe bout
Jaddin and Fitzsimmons star in a crowded lightweight field as New Yorker Sokker headlines a Detroit card. Promoter offers 5,000 and a gate share to top challengers including Dundee Jackson Valgar and Welling if they can handle Sokker.
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High School Outfit to Meet Holyoke Five in Big Game
Bridgeport High School hosts two fast basketball games this afternoon at the gym. The boys face Holyoke High with Glade azidl Burns Murphy Pickey Hammil as starters and Maher Hamilton Stenquist Edax as subs. The girls meet Hartford High in the prelim, with Tlunter Allen hull Lieb erum Rega Weeleards as starters.
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R. G. Sign At Acorn Club Show
Matchmaker Archie Cameron expects to hang out the old R. G. sign text at the Acorn club on Kossuth street Monday night. Four fast boxing exhibitions are planned with Panama George Dixon and Young Sam Tangford in the main four-round event. Langford is said to be a hard hitter and will challenge Dixon. Other bouts include Young O’Leary vs Rollinson. Kid Toronto faces Roach with Ahearn vs Finnan opening. McAuliffe to referee. Hartmann to hold the watch. McCovern to announce.
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Meeting notes from Che Bove Points indicate attendance plans
The record mentions C U Busher feimerane Lobelia at the meeting in Che Bove Points with plans for someone not attending to avoid early id bed and maintain it gandl dion for the phuvhy season. Other birds may join a con to the pitcher shot at night while indey hits the old hey.
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Final racquet matches decide at Philaa today
In Philadelphia the final racquets doubles championship match will be played tomorrow between Jay Wear and J W Wear of the Philadelphia Racquet Club and T C Pell and Stanley Mortimer of New York after both pairs won their semi finals. Gould and Wear defeated Roberts and Bromley 15 5 18 6 15 5 while Pell and Mortimer beat Frelinghuysen and Cutting 15 1 16 7 18 8 15 8.
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Veteran boxing man to leave Bridgeport
Harry Saperston a well known veteran ringsider and former manager of Bob Fitzsimmons will sever his ties with the Chester Clothes store this week. George B. Chapman of New York City will manage the Chester store from Monday.
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Handball Tourney Open to YMCA Members Today
Handball men of the YMCA begin a tournament today with about fifteen entrants. Ernest Young, handball committee chair, oversees entries by Saturday noon. First match at 2 39 pm in the upper gymnasium with contests continuing today for a city championship next month in the association gym. No admission charged and the public is invited to watch.
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Dempsey Accepts A S Membership In Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion pugilist and perfume honorary commander of the American Legion accepted the Gordon Barber Post Milwaukee membership. His telegram declared acceptance and stated he would prove innocence regarding draft dodger charges while praising the honor of honorary commandership.
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Indians Listed on Yale 1920 Schedule
New Haven january 30 Yale baseball schedule delayed and uncertain for a fortnight. Capt Tom Sawyer and Coach Bill Lauder plan a tight, practice oriented season with a potential three game frame series against the New Haven Eastern League team for the city championship. George Weiss notes the arrangement aims to condition professional candidates. games likely at Yale Field with Wic Bender and Meyers as the Indian battery. Yale may also visit the Polo Grounds for its annual Giants season opener homecoming practice.
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Phillies to train with thirty man spring roster
President Baker states it is a mistake to think Gavix Cravath will carry only veterans next season. A number of young stars have been signed and the Phillies will have a full thirty man squad when it goes to Birmingham for spring training.
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