Giants linked to court move over Kelly basketball ties
New York report says Giants first baseman George Kelly faced potential suspension after revelations he signed to play with a San Francisco basketball team also featuring banished player Jimmy OConnell. National League President Heydler signaled possible action, while OConnell and Cincinnati infielder Bohne faced scrutiny amid prior gambling allegations. Public comments from Weyl and McGraw were limited.
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New York
George Kelly
Giants
San Francisco
Jimmy O'Connell
Heydisz
National League
Kelly
Facta
Pall League
Wconnel
O'Connell
Heydler
First Packer
Soward Kelly
Sammy Behav
Cincinnat
Alo
Oh Bohne
Pat Duncan
Chicago
New York Gianta
Cogitaanes
Theag
Bohne
Duncan
Aulta
Aemile
Weydler
Uhere
Une National League
John McGravw
Greb to Face Henry Maleor in 12 Round Bout
Promoter announces middleweight champion Greb has been matched for a 12 round contest with Henry Maleor of Hollywood California. The bout is set for January 19 at an undisclosed venue, while unrelated notes mention health department actions and a dropped case over a hat during the national anthem.
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Zanesville
Dan
Tarry
Greb
Henry Maleor
Hollywood
Patriotisn Deshorough
Ria Hat
Charien Cox
Nurmi Aims to Show Indoors Form at Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi the Finnish distance star will attempt two indoor races at the Finnish American meet in Madison Square Garden. He will race one mile and 6 000 metres against top American and Finnish rivals and then seek to duplicate his Paris Olympic 1500 and 6000 metre double.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Madison Square Garden
Whitity
Nurmi
Paris
Date Ray
Jimmy Connally
Walter Tygins
Gingd Tinht
Nurii
Willin Ritnia
Finland
Nuemi
Keno
Arneprint
Tni
Loren Murthhisen
Maple
Frank Musary
Cyril Unaffee
Wineia
Ela
Canada
Herold M. Osborn
Glymnte
Gad Derathion Ehasipton
Selina
Fort City City League Set To Kickoff This Evening
Local and state basketball report the Fort City City League begins tonight on the finer floor. The Rouxner Memorial title defense from last year’s close finish is noted as the early season highlight. New entrants include Baptist Temple and First Christian Church alongside Charleston Business College and others.
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Rouxner Memorial
Baptist Temple
Wight
Ruftner
Taptise
Temple
Insects
Charleston Business College
Bord
First Christian Church
Breamsnath Hindebakers
Ceompete
Honora
Nas
Yen
Turiness College
AML
Engine Te Jin
Teague
Thuffner
Cherieston Ausinery College
Baptist Temple Va
Boye
First Christian
Renin
Taveets
Studebaker
Mount Rape
Mount Hopa
Charleston
Fayette County
Ya.ca
Jane Mary
Mount Hope
Ana
Chumps
Benny Leonard III Stricken by Grippe in New York
Benny Leonard III world lightweight champion collapsed on stage at a New York theatre yesterday afternoon after completing his act. Doctor Rettenberg said the illness is serious but improving and the champion will remain in bed for at least a week as rest aids recovery. Temperatures noted 101.8 from 204 yesterday and general condition improved.
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New York
Benny Lecard
Rettenber
Rettenberg
Dempsey to Fight Next Summer in New York
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is slated to fight in New York next summer, with manager Jess Werners confirming plans. The promoter Tan McKittrick said no bout with Harry Wills or Tommy Gibbons is finalized, as groundbreakings for a new stadium were discussed.
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Dempsey
New York
Jan
Jack Nempsey
Will Tener
Tan McKittrick
Mew
Fienderson Crater
Feng Stand
Thia
Waxnige
Maniger Jank Wearns
San Feanfavo
Mcfettrick
Boute
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
Kearns
Lawn Tennis Body Delays Player Writer Rules Action
The United States Lawn Tennis Association delays decision on the player writer rule until February at its annual meeting. National champion Willem C. Ven den faces uncertainty as contracts and his status hinge on the new amateur rule proposal.
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Tiklen
Associated Press
Sun York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Willem C. Viden
Yusaten
Inns Bory Tider
Kinmadi
United States Easen Tennis Association
Lecammok
Tiden
Tildeh
Unis
Stepardiesa
Isaac
Ranka
Jase Xenson
Lenglen Ryan Combine Triumph in Cannes Tournament
Lenglen and Ellaboerk Iryan win the women’s doubles at the Christmass New Year event in Cannes, defeating Mrs. Satterberrakie and Mrs. Noevlle Smith of England. Lenglen, after a brief retirement, shows form as a top racquet athlete and hints at Wimbledon and the French championships return.
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Cannes
Francy
Susanne Lenglen
Ellaboerk Iryan
Anala
Satterberrakie
Noevlle Smith
Shy
Johnson Lectures to Business Women
Clyde Beecher Johnson state senator led a lecture for the Business and Professional Women's club on Parliamentary Law. Members asked many questions and learned about formal procedures for meetings and organizational governance. Jean Dillon was elected chair and Mrs. M. T. Howell secretary and treasurer.
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Business
Professional Women’s Club
Clyde Beecher Johnson
Mratohasan
Che Tesant
Glene Hon
Johnson
Jean Dillon
M. T. Howell
Coal trade praised by Bluefield editor in Charleston remarks
Th Anderson of Bluefield editor of the West Virginia Clarion said coal production in Kanawha and neighboring counties remains at a healthy level with a strong demand, and urged solidarity among miners and business to sustain the industry. He warned against interference and praised a 62 week operation in the region while noting Kanawha’s challenges.
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Neils
McDowell
Mercer
Wyoming
Taleigh
Th Anderson
Bluefield
Weat
Virginia Clarion
Charleston
Bualne
Kanawha
Coal Industey
Theip Eiil
Dine Anderson
Pete
Aum
Sam
Greb Wedding Halted by Priest in Chicago
The marriage of boxing champion Harry Greb and Misa Louise Walton was halted by Father Malloy of St. Thomas Church who refused to officiate due to lack of diocesan permission. He advised delaying until permission is obtained and suggested options for the ceremony. Walton expressed doubt at the theatre about marrying, stating Greb wanted her to leave the stage while she wished to keep her career. her Boston parents attended.
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Chicago
Harry Greb
Misa Louise Walton
Heston
Father Malloy
St. Thomas
Canterbury Church
Pittschurch
Greb
Boston
Fined Parents For Sending Children To Work In Herefordshire
Fragmentary OCR tells of more than 200 Herefordshire parents fined for sending children to work during school time. A garbled passage follows with disjointed dialogue about a mayor, a dangerous act, and nonsensical exchanges among Pete Sam and twins.
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Herefordshire
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