Kaufman Barry Fight Looms As Jeffries trio May Attend
In Vernon California a five round heavyweight bout between Kaufman of San Francisco and Barry of Chicago is set for next Wednesday. The winner may meet Johnson for the championship. Jeffries and Corbett may attend, Sullivan hints at joining if possible. Betting runs 10 to 8 against Kaufman.
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Jeffries
Vernon
Kérman
San Francisco
Chicago
Mhood
Johnson
Amy Burns
Barry
Kaufman
Billyey
Delaney
Johnzon
James J. Jeffries
Burns
Los Angeles
Seattle
B. F. Roller
Corbett
Roller
James Corbett
Jeffries Club
Kaufmann
Venice
South Side Athletic Club
Aaufmann
Charles Byron
wJames Jeffries
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
English Still Angry Over Olympic Wrath and Book Reply
A newly published book defending American treatment during the Tokyo Olympic Games presents five rebuttals to President Sullivan’s statements and includes letters from secretaries of various countries. It cites Stagg on English sportsmanship and details events like Carpenter vs Hall and Hayes marathon, noting American critics of the English.
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Athletic Union
London
James Sul
Bullivan
Ain
Sullivan
Stagg
Ken
Eton
Mich
Carpenter
Hallace Hayes
Theodore A. Cook
British Olympic Council
C. M. Daniels
Daniels
Travers to Go Abroad to Contest British Amateur
New York December 27 America's amateur champion Jerome D Travers plans to travel abroad early next year to compete in the British Amateur Championship to be held in May at Muirfield. Travers, two time national champion, has strong recent showings in New Jersey and metropolitan events and is regarded as in good trim for the Scottish golf classic.
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New York
America
Jerome D. Travers
Muirfield Club
Walter J. Travis
Travers
New Jersey
Morris County
City
Montclair
Muirfield
Gersden City
Princes to Attend Races Amid German Royal Visit
Boston December 27. With international yacht contests and power boat events planned, two German royals Prince Henry of Prussia and Prince Hizel Frederick will visit Massachusetts Bay to observe the sport. The Gonder races and Kiel events are cited as precedents, with potential participation by German yachts in the upcoming season.
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Boston
Bermuda
Massachusetts Bay
Prince Henrry
Prussia
Prince Hizel Frederick
Emperor Wiliam
Marbie
Kiel
Henry
Scheuetenkoe
Manchester
Mass
Leaverhake-Carinthian
Awmrigan Team Defeated
A readable fragment reports the Awmrigan team defeated in a local match. Details are limited but the outcome is clear and the event is presented in a straightforward sports brief style.
Soules wins 26 mile stock car race setting new record
G Soules wins a 26 mile stock car event in a fast time of 95.86. Broken wrecks and a dramatic crash marred the day as Seyfried survived with minor injuries after being hurled from his machine.
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Seyfried
G. Soules
Tarrasch Seeks Rematch After Lasker Defeat
Dr. Tarrasch releases a 148 page book detailing the World Championship match with Lasker. The work includes all games with thorough annotations and a strong focus on pawn and rook endings. He acknowledges Lasker as master and ends with a challenge for another world title duel.
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Tarrasch
Lasker
London Critics Laud Burns in Johnson Fight Exhibition
London sporting writers praise Burns for bravery in his match with Johnson at Sydney while quipping about his boastful pre fight stance. They largely agree Johnson dominated in skill and wit, with the Daily Mail noting Burns failed to achieve lasting hero status in boxing history.
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Burns
Johnson
Sydney
The
Daily Mail
LIDON IN NIAGARA FALLS CRUSADE AGAINST GAMBLING
Niagara Falls tightens Sunday closing laws as Mayor Douglass orders rigid enforcement of excise and antigambling rules. A reform wave began three weeks ago when the city council committee on public health and safety acted on the situation.
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Niagara Falls
Douglass
Committee On Public Health and Safety
The
Common Council
Californians Stay Out Coast Men Refuse To Enter League
President B B Johnson arrived from the Pacific coast after a conference with Harry Pulliam and California officials. He said the coast group refused to bow to the national commission and would not join the recognized class.
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National Association
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
American Baseball League
Pacific Coast
Harry Pulliam
National Leagues
California
Yale Freshman Captain Reilly Signs with Chicago White Sox
Bernard B E Reilly former Yale freshmen captain and Andover captain signs a Chicago White Sox contract. He will coach Yale varsity until June 20 and report to Chicago then. Reilly played second base at Andover with a .400 batting average over four years and appeared for Haverhill in the New England league after college.
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New York
Bernard BE. Reilly
Yale
Andover Academy
Chicago White Sox
Reilly
Comiskey
Chicago
Andover
Jon
Haverhill
Christmas Celebration at Orphan Asylum Shelters Youngsters
Five hundred attendees joined a Christmas event at the Lexington pike orphan asylum yesterday afternoon. Bishop Maes led the visit with the board and church delegates, greeting about a hundred smiling children. Gifts, candy, toys, and a communal supper followed, with officers distributing items amidst praise for yearlong support and a Christmas collection totaling several hundred dollars including 160 dollars from police and officials.
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Et John's Or
Phan
Lexington, Pike
Maes
The
Orphan Society
I. M. Altmann
Aloysius Church
Holtrup
Shaw
Schuler
Furniture stolen during family visit to Lexington
Charles Smith of 336 Crescent Avenue returned home to find his second floor apartment broken into and most of his furniture and household goods missing valued at 300 to 400 dollars. Police seek the looters and missing neighbor. In a separate case, thieves ransacked Louis Roth’s Covington home at 111 West Eighth Street taking jewelry and silverware valued in the hundreds of dollars before the family returned.
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Charles Smith
Crescent Avenue
Lexington
Smith
Cincinnati
Louis Roth
West Eighth Street
Covington
Riedlin Club Elects Ticket For Coming Year
The Riedlin club elected officers with a division of honors between rival tickets. New officers include President Harry Faulwetter and first vice president H. B. Schuler, with other posts filled by William Klein Charles Muck John Heidel and Cc B Yates among others. Installation and a general rally are planned for the next meeting.
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Riedlin Club
Harry Faulwetter
H. B. Schuler
Fred Wachs
William H. Klein
Charles Muck
John P. Heidel
Cc. B. Yates
William Riedlin
H. Stork
R. Welling
C. Willis
H. Huntman
C. Costello
A. Wolff
McGoorty Caproni Bout Shifts to Billings Date
Eddie McGoorty and Tony Caproni will fight in Billings around January 10 after a January 1 New Orleans bout was postponed. The twent y round match is set for early January schedule changes.
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Billings
Mont
Eddie McGoorty
Tony Caproni
New Orleans
Covington Notes Patch Local News And Events
Mrs Elizabeth Fedders longtime Covington resident died at Sixth and Craig streets in her seventy third year The Christmas offerings by Mother of God church totaled 1510 26 Local option advocates plan more dry petitions while opponents stay active St John society of Lewisburg elected officers Coyington Elks plan New Year celebrations including open house A street quarrel left Tom Frits badly hurt with a warrant issued for George Kiely
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Elizabeth Fedders
Craig Streets
Mother of God Church
St. John Society of
Lewisburg
Henry Hulefeld
William Baringhaus
Joseph Carl
John Zembrodt
August Radke
Joseph Lux
Marsial
Ben Tepé
Ensign
John Bockweg
H. Stottmann
John Carl
Coyington Elks
George Kiely
Tom Frits
Craig Street
Kiely
Newport Vital Statistics Reported Deaths in City Last Week
Dr Charles J Kehm lists eight deaths in Newport this week including Thomas G Valyuler heart disease age 86 Mullen cerebral tuberculosis and others. The brief toll cites ages and causes as reported by city physicians.
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Charles J. Kehm
Mi Thomas
Valyuler
Zee E. Mats
Mullen
Agién
Bradley special train to Washington for Kent delegation
A large Kentuckian delegation plans a Bradley special train to Washington for March 4 parade duties. Dr Heflin will urge local Republicans to join Campbell county’s contingent and marching club uniforms include prince pibart coats white vests black ties and Bradley hats.
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Dri W. R. Hefttinte
Thatcher
Commonwealth
Nat
Bradley
Washington
Kent
Ina
Iree
Heflin
Campbell County
Black Cat Foils Burglars In Kentucky Home
A Dayton Kentucky couple’s black cat frightened burglars from their home on Halloween night. The feline followed the thieves down from the cellar and into Miss McArthur’s bedroom, purring and rubbing its cheek to wake her. She alerted the household, sending the would-be robbers fleeing as drawers and cupboards lay torn, though only a camera, glassware, coffee pot and coffee were missing.
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Hubbard Schwartz
O’fallon Avenue
Dayton
Clerk Schwartz
Orphans Entertained At Campbell County Home
Forty or more Campbell County Protestant Orphans home children enjoyed a Christmas program at the Newport facility with a 3 pm entertainment by the youngsters a sermon by Rev C B Koch and a Christmas tree with presents followed by a turkey dinner for which the ladies managers presented Superintendent Emigholz and his wife with $5 gold pieces. An afternoon program for St Josephs asylum orphans in Coldsprings featured a musical and literary program and an address by Rt Rev Bishop Maes.
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Campbell County
Newport
C. B. Koch
Salem M. B
Emigholz
St. Joseph’s Asylum
Coldsprings
Maes
Arion Maennerchor Plans New Year Event at Hall
The Arion Maennerchor at Newport finished arranging its regular New Year celebration at Arion hall for Thursday night. A program of instrumental and vocal music precedes a banquet, with invited singing societies from nearby cities expected to join the watch party welcoming the new year.
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Arion Maennerchor
Society of Newport
Arion Hall
Patrol raid nets two on disorderly conduct charge
Patrolmen Kalfrat Lickert and Meyers raided a craps game in an alley near Twelfth and Patterson streets arresting Arthur Wade and Jim Taylor on disorderly conduct charges. Several other boys fled before officers could reach them amid repeated local complaints of sidewalk craps in the area.
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Meyers
Twelfth
Patterson Streets
Arre
Arthur Wade
Jim Taylor
Rabbis Lead New English Bible Translation Board
Dr. David Philipson and Dr. Kaufman Kohler attend Philadelphia meeting of the first board of editors for a new Bible translation. The project, a joint venture of the Jewish Publication Society and the Central Conference of American Rabbis, marks the first English Bible by an English speaking Jewish scholarly body. The seven member board includes Cyrun Adler, S. Schechter, Joseph Jacobs, Samuel Schulman, Max Li Margols, and others with Margols as editor in chief and secretary.
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David Philipson
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Kaufman Kohler
Hebrew Union College
Philadelphia
Jewish. Publication Society of America
Children’s Day Observed in Richmond on Union Baptist Occasion
One hundred fifty children joined the Children’s Day program at Union Baptist church at Richmond and Mound streets. Speakers included Rev. pai Douglass, Rev. Green, Mrs. Fannie Blackburn Ohio state superintendent of children’s bands, and Famile White City Missionary Union president. Participants listed: Helen Greer Madeline Russell Aletha Jones Ethel May Ellison Lauretta Betty Mabel Adams Shirley Runnels Vinis Valentine Brita Walker Katie Ow Hilda J Gunn Lauretta Franklin Helen Walker Laura McMahon Eliza Fisher Bettie Talbot Lucinda Burh Marie Bellington Willie May Johns Major Morris Lauretta Craig Gene Mildred Humes Chris tbens Prentiss Walker.
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Richmond
Mound Streets
Pai Douglass
Mr. Green
Fannie EB
Blackburn
Ohio State
Famile White
City Missionary Union
Helen Greer
Madeline Russell
Aletha Jones
Ethel
May Ellison
Lauretta Betty
Mabel Adams
Shirley Runnels
Vinis Valentine
Brita Walker
Katie Ow Hilda
Lauretta Franklin
Helen Walker
Laura McMahon
Eliza Fisher
Bettie Talbot
Lucinda Blackburh
Marie Bellington
Willie May Johns
Major Morris
Lauretta Craig
Gene Mildred Humes
Christbens
Prentiss Walker
Fair board reorganization includes updated salaries
The Hamilton Ohio fair board elected J A Slade as president W B Wallace of Oxford becomes treasurer with a 100 salary C A Kumler of Seven Mile as secretary at a salary The director’s pay was set at per meeting attended replacing 1975 annual pay The net earnings noted are 25 757 16 dollars
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Hamilton
Fair Board
J. A. Slade
W. B. Wallace
Oxford
C. A. Kumler
Seven Mile
Stranger Gilligan Injured in Lounge Altercation
John Gilligan, 44, was taken to Cincinnati hospital after a poker wound to the head. Ernest Logan, who runs a Fifth and Central luncheon counter, is linked to the incident. William Thompson, a nearby bartender, was arrested. Logan is held for assault and battery.
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John Gilligan
Cincinnati Hospital
Patrol No.1
Ernest Logan
Gilligan
Logan
Fifth and Central Avenue
William ‘Thompson
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