Delaney to Fight Tunney Only Under Rickard Promoting
Jack Delaney the Bridgeport heavyweight champion will not meet Harry Greb as a title bout with Gene Tunney under Tex Rickard. Pete Reilly rejects the claim Delaney would fight Tunney for Rickard, insisting Delaney will only face Tunney if Rickard clears the deck. The article notes public interest in a straightforward contract with date and place and no strings.
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Jack Delaney
Pridgeport
Harry Greb
Tex Rickard
Mason Scare Garden
New York
Pete Reilly
Buabscroft Bellet
War
Gene Tunnes
Pelaney
Jack Onslaney
Gene Tunney
Ricca
Rickard
Tunney
Elfen
Harry Wisto
Deruipsey
Harry
Com
Wickard
Chanes
Delaney
Jack
Tomotrong
Stamford Soccer Team Wins in Tarrytown
Stamford defeats Camerons of Tarrytown 3 to 1 in a league game played Sunday afternoon. Stamford’s defense held the home team at bay as the final score stood 3 1.
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Tarrytown
Oct
Stamford Sorcer
Phigins
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Camerons
Wildcats Prep for Brooklyn Showdown With Pacifie Coast Stars
Humber J. Fugazy's Brookly Horsemen beat the Chicago Bulls 12 to 7 and prepare to host George Wilson's Wildcats at Commercial Field next Sunday. The Wildcats, hailed as the coast’s top football talent, pose a tough early-season test for El McNeely's team. No Horsemen suffered a serious injury in Chicago, and lineup changes are expected to be minimal. Wilson is widely regarded as a western gridiron star and household name.
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Humber J. Fugazy
Brookly Horsemen
George Wilson
Wildcats
Commercial Field
Pacitte
el McNeely
Meer
Wilsson
Wilson
Hagen voices support for pros aiding tennis growth
Walter Hagen lauds Pyle and a pro open tourney idea, saying professionals can boost tennis and sport access. He argues college athletes may pursue sports as careers, and that an open event for professionals and amateurs would widen interest and opportunities in tennis.
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Providence
Pyle
Walter Hagen
Grange
Jan
Myr
Hagen
Princeton Paper Praises Bank on Football Scouting
The Daily Princetonian editorial argues for the continuity of college football scouting as a return to normalcy. It lauds coaches Roper and Jones for sacrificing personal interests to uphold the principle, urging future Princeton contracts to forbid scheduling teams unwilling to forego the old middle ages role.
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Princeton
N. J
Roper
Jones
PORT CHESTER MARATHON SET FOR TUESDAY
Colonel William Muldoon of the New York boxing commission will start the Port Chester National Marathon on Columbus Day October 15 from Columbus Circle to Port Chester. Entries from across the nation reflect a top field with over 200 runners signed by noon race day. Thirty prizes await the first thirty finishers including a bronze medal for the top fifteen. Two team prizes will be awarded, and entry blanks are available from the Port Chester Chamber of Commerce.
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William Muldoon
New York State Boxing Commission
Port Chester
Dempsey Accuses Kearns of Forgery in Court
Atlantic City Oct 5 Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion, charged his ex-manager Jack Kearns with forgery in Chancery court. Dempsey testified he signed a contract at Kearns's request in friendship, believing it nonbinding. Kearns claimed Dempsey violated a prior agreement and warned of a challenge to defend the title against Napoleon Darval. Judge Ingersoll set decision for three weeks after briefs.
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Jack Dempsey
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Gey
Ingersoll
Sequi Stadium
Saratoga Springs
New York State
Bwenarns
Earns
Napoleon Darval
Fie
Yale Guards On Injured List After Boston U Game
Yale football teams three guards sidelined with injuries after Saturdays Boston University game. Mike Flaherty dislocated elbow, Sturges knee strain, Bill Webster out several days. Bruce Caldwell moved to fullback as Larry Noble returns to left halfback.
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Yale
Mike Flaherty
Sturges
Boston University
Bill Webster
Bruce Caldwell
Ashton
R. L
Larry Noble
Caldwell
Pyles Pro Plans To Convert More Net Stars Delayed
New York reports promoter Charles Pyle delays disclosure of another amateur tennis raid. He plans opening exhibition at Madison Square Garden Saturday night with no new player additions while promising to reveal Lenglen contracts and potential earnings. Lenglen, Richards, and Pickens feature in tour plans and a schedule from Oct 12 to 30 across Toronto Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Montreal Buffalo Cleveland Columbus with talks of western matches and a Lenglen Wills series.
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Pyle
Madison Square Garden
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Lenglen
Vincent Richards
William Pickens
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Helen Wills
Yale Board of Control names Bridgeport man to hockey and other committees
Sanford Stoddard, former Bridgeport police commissioner and Yale alumnus, was named to Yale Graduate Hockey committee. The Board of Control also appointed committees for crew, track, and baseball, with Frederick Sheffield succeeding Frederick W. Allen as rowing chairman.
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Sanford Stoddard
Marsh, Stoddard and
New Haven
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Frederick W. Allen
Yale
Frederick Sheffield
James i. Sheffield
United States
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J. R. Kilpatrick
Odd Fellows League Game Seen As World Series Benchmark
The Missouri lead grows two to in a tense game viewed as a test of big stakes, with Lewis portrayed as a test subject in a controversial medical scheme, while New York views a World Series game as a political symbol of liberty and emancipation, touching on Europe and Mrs Aimee Meher son.
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Republic
Aimee Me
Herson
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