Penn Defeats Chicago Five in Intersections Series
Penn defeats the University of Chicago 29 to 18 in Weightman Hall to even the Inter sectional series for the American collegiate basketball championship. The Red and Blue trailed 10 to 4 at halftime but outscored Chicago 19 to 8 in the final period to secure the win.
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Chicago
Philaediphia
University of Chicago
Weightman Hall
Windy City
Jungletown
Page
Quakers
Pittsfield Signs Adams as Speedy First Baseman
Pittsfield of the Eastern League signed Warren Adams a first baseman previously with Hartford. Known for speed if he improves hitting he could reach the majors. Adams was owned by Brooklyn and farmed to Hartford. Hartford also signed Mal Barry to fill first base, leaving Adams surplus for Pittsfield under manager Joe Birmingham.
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Pittfield
Warren Adams
Hartford
Adams
Brooklyn
Dan Fiowley
Mal Barry
Tarry
Milwaukee
Pittsfield
Joe Birmingham
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Griffin Debut Stumbles in Weymouth Ring Clash 1887
Griffin made a rough start to his career losing in the fourth round to George Badger at Weymouth Massachusetts in 1887. The bout marked his debut and he later fought well and rose through early featherweight challenges before retiring after a 1834 loss to George Dixon.
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Johnny Griffin
George Badger
Weymouth
Masa
Griffin
Bainties Lad
Jack Curley
Brockton
Badger
Tommy Danforth
Frank Murphy
Ike Weir
Indiana
San Francisco
Tommy Warren
Billy Murphy
George Dixon
Brooklyn Manager Seeks Seasoned Outfielder For Dodgers
Brooklyn manager Uncle Robbie says one seasoned outfielder is needed to round out the club for a tough season. He mentions Clarence Mitchell as a fallback and rejects trading regular pitchers Pfeffer and others. Owner Holiday Ebbets discusses camp plans and possible spring timing for Dodgers relocation.
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Dodgers
Robbie
Neil
Clarenee Mitchell
Sun
Pfeffer
Holiday Ebbets
Mari
Dodger
St Augustine
Cubs
Yale Georgetown game set as feature on Southern journey
Yale announces a southern tour squad under Coach Lauder with Aldrich Hush Calhoun Campbell Chittenden Carr Crins Yamond Doad Flaherty Fredericks Garard Gordon Hayes Holmes Kelly Lamer Light Murphy Parsons Peters Captain SeMleck Thomas. They depart March 21 for Washington Ue facing Georgetown and Catholic April 1 then Wesleyan April 10 at home. Additional games with Johns Hopkins April 30 and Penn State May 18 complete a demanding Yale schedule.
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Billy Bander
Aldrich
Hush
Calhoun
Campbell
Chittenden
Carr
Crins
Yamond
Doad
Flaherty
Fredericks
Garard
Gordon
Hayes Holmes
Kelly
Lamer
Light
Murphy
Parsons
Peters
Sawyer SeMleck
Thomas
Lauder
Washington Ue
Georgetown
Catholic Universities
Wesleyan
Johns Hopkins
Penn State
Bay
Yale
Loca University
Benny Leonard backs city boxer Jimmy Burns to rise
The New York Globe portrays Jimmy Burns as a promising light bantam who can overcome the champion’s stigma with Benny Leonard’s endorsement. Leonard calls Burns a "great little fighter" with the makings of a champion, noting speed cleverness and potential with trainer Mannis Seamon guiding his career.
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Jimmy Burns
New York Globe
Mannie Seeman
Jimmy Tiss
Benny Leonard
Jim Corbett
Jim
Mittman
Toborgan
Benny
Burns
Mannis Seamon
Jimmy
Benny Leonard's budding contender Jimmy delivers early ring prowess
Benny Leonard's trainee Jimmy, born in Washington Heights, 1900, rises in Bridgeport and Gotham. After a Jersey City debut win over Georges Woods, he earns praise from trainer Mannie Seamon as he racks up 29 bouts with 12 knockouts, defeating Burns Bradley Williams Diamond Sheehan and others while holding seasoned foes to decisions.
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Lings
Benny
Elizabeth
Secona" Burns
Mike Russell
Burns
Washington Heights
Delago
Bridgeport
Batting Levinsky
Gotham
Jersey City
Georges Woods
Jimmy
Soldier Chick
Mannie
Jack Burns
Fuck Bradley
Young Williams
Buck Diamond
Frankie Sheehan
Kid Glass
Jimmy Allen
George Williams
Battling
Fraternity Teal Fraternity Keeps Sunshine in Hearts
A reflective note honors fraternal bonds, memory of youth, and lifelong friendship. The piece extols fraternity as a guiding faith of humanity and highlights enduring fellowship across generations.
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Fraternity
Teal Fraternity
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The ad promises supreme quality and premier style at low prices with a money-back guarantee. It claims direct sales without middlemen cut costs and savings of $10 to $20 per item, asserting price advantages over competitors.
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Luisson
Slabbone
Davis & Savard
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Fairfield Ave
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Marlow
Mannie Seamon
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