Norway Leads In Olympic Winter Sports
United press report from St Moritz notes Norway leading in the Winter Games. Armand Cation set an Olympic record of 17 minutes 17 seconds for the 10 000 metres speed skating. American Jaffe edged Bernt Evensen for the 10 000 metres title by inches, Evensen finishing 18 10 6. Clas Thinberg of Finland won the 1600 metres event, breaking the Norwegian streak, with Norway taking the next three places and Americans Murphy and Bialas trailing.
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Clas Thinberg
Norway
Eddie Murphy
Valentine Bialas
United States
Thitbere
Bernt Evengen
Ivar Ballenen
Roald Larsen
Bright Sunshine
Figuhe
Talrsex
St. Morita
Honie
Iaving Quires
Valentine Binks
Dempsey Offered $100,000 for Summer Fight
Jilles Aronson of Philadelphia reportedly offered former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey $100,000 to meet Jack Groks in a bout this summer at the Phillies' tall park. The offer included $50,000 to Dempsey upon signing and implied a late May opening show to launch the season.
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Jilles Aranson
Philadel Toflay
Jack Groks
Aronson
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Tall Park
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Dempsey
Clymer High Dominates In Dual Wins Over Invaders
Clymer High School swept Lottsville and Sugar Grove, with the reserves handling Lottsville 41 to 16 and the varsity defeating Grovers 31 to 11. Wassink led the varsity in scoring and discipline as Clymer showcased its best passing of the year. Also note Indiana University edged Ohio State 44 to 40 in a Big Ten basketball clash.
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Varsity
Sugar Grove
Wassink Stars
Clymer High School
Sugar Grove High
Clysime
Lottaville
Wille
Witle
Grovers
Neckers
Lotisville
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Wassink
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Indiana
Bloomington
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Ohio State
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Samuelson
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Dallas
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Gallup
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Palmquist
Corry High sets final workouts before Union City games
Corry High School teams prepare for Wednesday basketball against Union City. The athletic association promotes booster ticket sales and urges fan support for two home games. Close contests expected as both boys and girls teams seek another win against Union City.
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Evernty
Union City
Corry
Corry High School
Athletic Association
Arec
Spepidl
Union
Reven Tames
Mais
Penn Takes Lead in Eastern Cage Race
Pennsylvania rose to first place in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League after an 87 to 18 victory over Colgate last night. The win broke a four way tie for 1st place as four games filled the schedule this week, with Dartmouth, Yale, Princeton, and Cornell also on the docket for upcoming matchups.
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United Press
NEW York
Pennsylvania
Follay
Collimpix
Penn
Dartmouth
Comal
Yale
New Haven
Pennsylvania Il
Philadelphia
Princeton
Cornell
Kia
Ryan and Irish in Main Event on Meadville Card
Meadville Feb 14 Promoter Johnny Berchtold presents a strong card at the State Armory led by Johnny Ryan of Boston versus Young Irish Akron in a return bout. Trish, lively and fast, seeks another clash with Ryan after fans praised their prior decision. Main card includes Witte vs Jackson, Negro vs from Washington Courthouse, Hahn vs Belmonte, and Severn vs McAleer with local bouts completing the program.
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Johnny Ryan
Bosto
Akron
Johnny Berchtold
State Armory
Ryan
Trish Tunfim
Trish
Boston
Milwaukee
Promriter
Adiniisanty Sthone Bill
Joe Witte
Mobile
Tat Jackson
James Negro
Washington Courtheast
Iself
Johnny Hahn
Boxing Results From Several Cities Reported
United Press dispatches from Chicago Brooklyn Rochester and Cleveland list multiple boxing outcomes. Hany Dillon of Winnipeg upset Sertera. Harry Robart defeated Matty Matthews in Chicago. Larry Johnson of San Francisco scored a first round stoppage over Young Temminai in Philadelphia. John De Coursey and Reed of Omaha fought a four round draw in St Paul. Kip Williams defeated Gene Pino in a six round bout. Williem Harmon beat Canada Leer in Brooklyn. Benny Hall drew with Sanstol. Leo Gatts stopped Delan in Rochester. heavyweights Holm Milke Conroy and Gotloh Miner had six round decisions. Toe Dundes won a light heavyweight bout in Cleveland. Eddie Growd beat Johnny Batt. Nagones defeated Al Jaeks6i.
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Chicago
Hany Dillon
Winnipeg
Ouf Holékite Sittera
Cuba
Harry Robart
Chica
Matty Matthews
Keen
Beha
Wis
Larry Johnson
San Francisco
Lestucke
Young Temminai
Philadelphia
John de Coursey
St Paul
Reed
Omiahs
Gene Pino
Cubsin
Kip Wiliams
Alfabamil
Brooklyn
Williem Harmon
New York
Canada
Leer
Halenihgare
Bate Sanstol
Benny Hall
Rochester
Contaknokda Oyit
Leo Gatts
Holi Milke Conroy
Gotloh Miner
Somedine
Valentines From Boxing's Champions Stirring Sentiment
Frank Getty reports on a Valentine’s Day tribute to boxing’s leading lights. Letters from Tex Rickard to Jack Dempsey, Gene Tunney to Dave Barry, and others celebrate the sport with playful verses and affectionate jests. Some notes reveal playful bravado while others show the era’s boxing circles in a cordial mood.
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Frank Getty
United
New York
Wexiby
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Dave Barry
Chicago
Fifle University
Ott
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Tunney
Gene
Jack
Genie
Jamen Johnston
Jack Sharkey
Cipid
Gil
Gary
Tilden Hunter Ready for Davis Cup Matches
William Tiden and Francis Hunter of the 1927 Davis Cup squad say they are willing to play in the American or European zones as per the Davis Cup committee but not both. They argue the U.S. team should train abroad, and their plan could split the squad into two teams for zone play. The United States Tennis Association backs a proposal to name two teams, with the first American zone match set against Mexico in April in Mexico City.
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New York
William
Tiden
Francis T. Hunter
United States
Europe
U.S
Prance
United Lawn Tennis Association
Chicago
Hunter
Tilden
Pirates Leaving Pittsburgh for Paso Robles Camp
Bill Hastiner catcher will depart with the battery men of the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday for the spring training camp at Paso Robles California.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bill Hastiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paso "Robles
Cal
Spartansburg Undefeated In Crawford Loop Strikes Unbeaten Streak
Meadville Feb 4 Spartansburg remains undefeated in Crawford County Class B basketball after a decisive win in Meadville. The team extended its season-long run, maintaining a narrow lead over rivals Hurmonuhutrg and Sprbise, while Summit and Spring Horo face further challenges as the loop tightens.
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Hivena
Crawford County
Meadville
Ofan Alite
Hie Weillkey
Wiytern Piatt
Hyanil
Sparta
Hurmonuhutrg
Auweessiulnelekt
Hiurmons
Boxers Cleared At New York Athletic Meeting
Two boxers to be reinstated after suspension of one year. Charley Rowenbors and Bushey Graham, bantamweight and lightweight respectively, will be restored to good standing at today's New York State Athletic Commission meeting. McMillan may take Kansas State coaching job if released from Geneva College.
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New York
Charley
Phi) Rowenbors
Baritums
New York State Athletic Commission
McMillan
Manhattan
Eay
Bo" McMillan
Centre College
Stur
Kansas State Agricultural College
Geneva College
Beaver Willis
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There’s a Way Opened by The Banker’s Letter
A fragmentary item notes a path forward after a banker’s communication. The readable text hints at a reopening or approval process with a focus on a decision point and potential next steps. Specific names or dates are not present in the legible portion.
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The fragmentary OCR note mentions Civil Court 2 and a question about a call or warning, plus references to Wisconsin home matters. Details are unclear, with several garbled tokens and missing context. The readable items indicate a legal or civil filing and a potential home-related entry in Wisconsin.
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