Charley White retires from boxing to pursue new business
Veteran Chicago lightweight Charley White has retired after 81 professional bouts. He fought top names like Benny Leonard and Pat Moran, with notable knockout wins and a long career in the ring. The piece also notes other sport items and local basketball updates from Madison Square Garden and regional high school clashes.
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Charley White
Charlie White
Chicago
White
Ot Ynsokouts
Bexily Leonard
Pat Moran
Jim
Scout Hike Planned Saturday For City Boys
Boy Scouts plan another hike tomorrow morning meeting at the park at 10 80 o t lo WBbe Scouts will hike near the County Club all are asked to bring their haden Scouts invited to bring their slate
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Scout
Rich
Keyser Collegians to Clash With Keystones Monday Night
The Keyser Collegians, famed as a top eastern force from the South, travel to Corry Monday for a game with the Keystones. Afterward they head to Warren, then Kane for a tough slate as they meet strong regional teams including the Nameless Five and the New York Nationals caliber clubs.
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South
Keyser Gallegians
Corryext
The
Keystones
Collegians
Warren
Kid McPartland Shifts Role Amid Revenue Dept Ties
Veteran lightweight Kid McPartland is identified with the Federal revenue department but not with Prohibition enforcement. He remains active in boxing as a referee and judge, considered among the state's best.
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New York
United Press
Kid McPartland
Federal Revenue Department
Volstead Enforcement
McPartland
Corry Boy Is Letter Winner at Colgate
Merrill Wilcox of Corry was among 150 Colgate students to receive letters for 1024 athletic activities at the annual smoker in the gymnasium. Wilcox, manager of the interscholastic track team, earned his letter for his work in that sport. Dr. Ellery C. Huntington announced that the first unit of the Huntington gymnasium will be completed for the 1925 football campaign, with further additions to follow as Alumni funds allow.
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Merrill Wilcox
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Atumni Fund
The Sea Hawk Comes to Rex Theatre
Rafael Sabatini tale The Sea Hawk as filmed by Frank Lloyd arrives at Rex Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The production is praised for dramatic value and grand backdrops, named among the year’s top screen achievements.
High School Five Trip to Titusville for Third Game
St Titus hosts St Titus High on the M C A court as St Titus strengthens with Duffy and Lewis returning. The High squad, still winless, aims to rebound on the road with Maloney at guard and Duffy and Paulson at forward, Lewis likely to start at center amid reserves Ross Knepp Fy and Kinney.
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Corty School
St. Titus Tigh
Herakd
Gary High School
YMCA
St.Tiths
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Weel
Chould
Erie County
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Sheen
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New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Previewed by Officials
A new oil lamp claims 94 percent air burning with no odor smoke or noise. Tested by the U S Government and 35 leading universities the lamp supposedly outshines ordinary lamps. Inventor S K Johnson offers a 10 day free trial and a chance to gain local agency with earnings potential. Write for details.
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U. S
S. K. Johnson
N. Broad St
Philadelphia
Farrell Pushes Limits on Amateur Promoter Earnings
An editor argues that as amateur sport rules tighten to define amateur status, a cap should exist on earnings for anyone promoting or organizing events. The piece notes tennis golf and other bodies want protections against athletes monetizing reputations while promoters profit from big gates and exhibitions. It references Tilden Richards and the tension between star players scheduling freely and associations enforcing amateur principles.
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New York
Jan
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Fife
Tte
Tennis Association
United States Golf Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Golf Association
Tilden
Richards
Newport
Seabright
Nassau
Vinnie Richards
The
Northwestern Pennsylvania towns plan spring baseball revival
Snow-bound towns like Oil City and Titusville move to back strong semi pro teams. Titusville Independent squad aims to hire an organizing body to field a team this summer, led by Bob McKie with local backing and regional support to raise funds for Oil City, Titusville, and nearby towns.
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Herald Carts¢N
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Bob" McKie
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Sigvage
Ehayirman
Cory Fitueé
Lieheld
Peliany
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Elise Wuld
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Vandel
Gother
Belmont Stud Offered at Auction From Widener Estate
New York January reports the Belmont breeding establishment will be auctioned in Lexington. Executors will bid to settle the estate with widow Widener planning to place the entire string on the May 1 sale. The stud includes stallions and 65 mares valued at over a million dollars amid a lineage of famed sires and foals.
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Lexington
United Prem New York
Belmont Stud
den Ovis
Joseph E. Widener
Turban
Widener
Tate
Local club plans stadium funding from pledges and events
A city club aims to finance Torgian trips and promote Davis Cup ties through donations and concerts at the West Side City Stadium. Proceeds from Lomrnaments will cover a new stallion project, and once the stadium is funded admission may drop, though critics fear money is being repurposed.
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West Side
Chuly
Forest
Notable boxing night brings Greb and Delaney to Saint Paul
Promoter announces middleweight champion Harry Grats arrives in Saint Paul for a non title bout with Jimmy Delaney while Greb eyes a potential comeback as Delaney weighs in around 172 pounds. Also noted is the fading influence of financier Whitey Payne and shifts in local sport circles.
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Harry Grats
St Paul
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Delaney
Greb
Mark Greb
Gadéelsons
Denney
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promised for Constipation Relief
An advertising item touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a remedy for constipation and skin issues. It claims permanent relief when eaten daily, mentions a money back guarantee, and promotes ALL-BRAN as a staple in homes, hotels, and restaurants.
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Kellogg's Allbran
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Kellogg's
Allbran
Teatine
Ab Grocers
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