Miller protests Walker Flowers title decision over referee incompetence
After the verdict in a 16‑round middleweight bout at the Coliseum, Tiger Flowers manager Walk Miller demands the Allnals Athletic Commission reverse referee Wagner Yanger's ruling. He claims Yanger was swayed by the crowd and vows a return match with Mickey Walker, planning to press the issue in New York.
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Chicago
Dec
San
Walk Miller
Tiger” Flowers
Miler
Yanger
Flowers
Miller
W Rintake
Yenner
Biattle
Miter
New York
Jack Kearns
Walker
Kearny
Mikey
Suzanne Tenglen Collapses After Tennis Match in Portland
Suzanne Tenglen world county champion collapsed after a match with Miss Mary Browne in Portland. She recovered enough to board a train with C C Pyle party en route to San Francisco for Tuesday play. Pyle announced an ailment from a severe cold.
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Portland
Ore
Suzanne Tenglen
Mary K. Browne
C. C. Pyle
San Francisco
Mise Browne
Coure
Pyle
Laraneta Leads as Ground Gainer on Nation's Grid
In a dramatic USC Notre Dame clash won by the Irish 13 to 12, Manuel Carmel and Morton Hoet surge in rushing. Carmel nets 63 yards to push USC into the national ground yard leaders, while Hoet adds significant yardage to keep pace among top ground gainers.
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Laraneta
Los Angeles
Manuel Carmel
University of Southern California
University of Southern Caliifornia
Notre Dame
Werin
Trojan Nide
Lis Wxennon
Morton Hoet
Southern California
Turther Klory
Hix
Charlie Magers
University of Pennsylvania Kallonek
Herb Juenting
Minacaota Tall
Hiner
Harold “Red” Grande
Flowers Manager Protests Decision After Walker Title Win
Walk Miller, manager of Tiger Flowers, protests the Illnais athletic commission ruling that awarded Mickey Walker the middleweight crown after a ten round bout Friday night. The decision, reviewed by the state board, was declared an honest opinion though Flowers was unhappy with Yanger's officiating and Flowers’ fouled claims.
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Chicago
Walk Miller
Tiger Flowers
Illnais Athletic Commission
Bennie Yangir
Georgia
Mickey Walker
New York
Bnos
State Board
John C. Righeimer
Commission
Dian
Yanger
Flowers
Psychology Aided Rockne to Victory
Notre Dame's psychology played a pivotal role in beating Carnegie Tech and California. Knute Rockne spent two days with the team after a westward trip, refining tactics and instilling new tricks without mentioning Carnegie. The result was a decisive win that highlighted strategic preparation and the coach's influence.
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South Bend
Ind
Southern California
Notre Dame
Carnegle
Knute Trockna
Carnegie
Trojans
Wnhich Wen
Carnegie Tech
Sleepless Six Day Races Highlight New York Event
In New York this week the sleepless six day race returns at Madigan Halare Garden with top riders led by Remaie McNamara who has won ten events. Historic notes recount the sport’s evolution from early high wheels to modern safety bikes and famed contests dating back to 1858.
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New York
Warden Saucer
Madigan Halare Garden
Meteor Politin
Hegele
Australia
NeNamara
Toston
Uy New York
al Sheck
Anger Ojcuian
Miller
Waller
Egypt
Intis
Abyssinian Party Journeys Across Desert Expedition Reports
The Field Museum sponsored Abyssinia expedition led by Tack Fatt outlines a pioneering four scientist trek across the Somali desert toward Addis Ababa. The reporter notes extreme heat, nomad villages, armed camps, and encounters with Danakil and Abyssinian troops while detailing desert life and early impressions in a period-tinged, observer voice.
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Abyaxinia
Field Museum of
Natuent
Stebu
Raum
Howard
Shaw May Lecture In America In Celluloid Feels Uncertain
London correspondent reports Bernard Shaw may avoid touring America, preferring a phone film presentation instead. Shaw, suffering health strains after Nobel Prize attention and recent illness, doubts a personal lecture tour, though he is drawn to an exclusive U.S. film offer and notes Americans who admire his work may seek appearances.
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Bernard Shaw
America
London
George Bernard Bhaw
Cellu
Swent
Wkely
Shaw
Te Han
United States
Canada
Alenys
Maly
Sweden
Manlaing
Fuly
Milan
Shaw Day
Mwhe
Joan
Pitman
Bashville
Cashel Byron
James Corbett
New York
Shakespeare
Binn
Jerse Arnold Levinson
Shiw
Notlon Levinson
Rarahiee
Hig
Audlences
Fens U
Cours
Oda's Home Now Abode of Honor in Denmark
Danish actress Medeme Oda, famed as a leading dramatic artist, resides in a villa near Fredensborg Castle, receiving visitors on her seventy fifth birthday. The residence, once Olaf Poulsen's home, is linked to royal circles and Danish theater history, with Oda regarded as a national institution and grandmother figure in the arts.
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Dee. G
Medeme Oda
Denmark
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Fredensborg Cassis
Christian IX
Europe
Christian of
Netresa
Bowne
Viola
de Uatatare Oda
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America
Madame Oda M
Olaf Poul- Son
Petrese
Anon
Oda
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Oscar Strauss
Mabel Normand
Fables
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Ike Racers
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Addis
Abyssinia
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Somalia
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Danakils
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Minia Dinretthy
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