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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

9

International Boxing Rules Could Replace Queensberry Standard

A New York report outlines a meeting of American and European boxing authorities to draft the International Boxing Rules. The proposal sets weight classes, ring size, glove weight, ring official duties, knockdown procedures, fouls, and mandatory defense timelines for world titles. The aim is unified global control under the International Boxing Federation style framework.

New York London Eye of Queensberry Paul Rousseau French Federation of Boxing A. F. Bettinson Sporting Clun Agene Corri Victory Breyer

Basketball Game in City Tonight Pitcairn vs Harrisburg Independents

Pitcairn Gentille Kline Cook White Klinzing Pm cups faces Harrisburg Independents McCord Wallower Moorehead Ford Gerdes Kline scheduled for tonight at Chestnut Street Auditorium. Local fans expected a competitive city matchup with both teams fielding strong guards and forwards.

McCord F. Wallower F. Moorehead C. Ford Gs. Gerdes Kline

Harrisburgers to Attend Western State Basketball Tilt at Chestnut Street

Harrisburgers and other patrons will attend a demonstration tonight in Chestnut Street Auditorium showing how the western section of the state shines in indoor basketball. Pitcairn's team, defending Western Pennsylvania league champions, is billed as the main attraction. Portland Maine football squad guests invited by the Independent Association and expected to attend. Independents lineup unchanged from last Saturday. McCord back from business trip and fit for the clash. Ford or Kline may start at guard with a likely preference for Ford due to his precise shooting.

Harrisburgers Chestnut Street Pitcairn Portland Maine Tech McCord Ford Kline

Triple Tie Is Big Feature In Billiard Tournament

Jerome Keogh of Rochester rose to a triple tie for the National pocket billiards title with John M. Layton and Ralph Greenleaf after defeating Eddie ph of Heightstown N J The lengthy match in Philadelphia’s Part building lasted nearly three hours ending 125 to 96 in Keogh’s favor in the fortieth inning He displayed superior shot making and safety play and now holds three straight victories in as many games.

Philadephia Jerome Keogh Rochester N. Y John M. Layton Ralph Greenleaf Eddie Ph Heightstown N. J New Yorker Keogh

Fourteen Year Old Hunter Bags Big Buck in Franklin County

Benjamin Alter, 14, reputedly the youngest crack shot in Franklin county, felled a 210 pound buck solo after returning from the mountains with his brother Harper. He has also claimed 12 rabbits, two pheasants, eighty squirrels, one wild turkey and three skunks this season. Their mother is Mrs. Annie Alter of Metal Pennsylvania.

Metal Benjamin K Franklin County Harper Benjamin Alter Annie Alter

Firemen Stop Bike Race After Gas Explosion

New York December 6 The six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden was halted when the fire department ordered lights extinguished as a precaution after sewer gas exploded nearby. The race was called off at 10 15 pm until morning with thousands filing out quietly. At eleven the management decided to resume the race and assured that danger had passed. The Gyollate resumed their dash around the circular track.

New York Madison Square Garden

Bucknell Has Good Prospects For Next Football Season

Bucknell's lettermen lineup stands at ten with only two graduates, Sid Peale and Joe Dent. Injuries cost several players varsity awards this year, but most should return. Key veterans include McDermott Hendren Kostos Rosenbloom Bihl Ebner Bowser Marrett Homan, with Mangan's future uncertain after his father's death. Coach Reynolds' first season exceeded expectations and Bucknellians want him back next year.

Lewisburg Bucknell Sid Peale Joe Dent Harrisburg Stars McDermott Johnny Hendren Joe Kostos Rosenbloom Vic Bihl Gilbert Ebner Bowser Marrett Frank Homan Tommy Mangan Dickinson College Reynolds

Big Honors for Kenneth R Stark at Penn State

At the Penn State football banquet in State College on December 6 Kenneth Reily Stark of Harrisburg was named manager for the 1926 season. Also announced were 1919 letter awards including Dick Rauch and Clarence Beck, with twelve total letter winners and gold footballs to be awarded. The banquet featured a notable presentation of Pitt football to the student body by Captain Fighting Bob Higgins.

State College Kenneth Reily Stark Harrisburg Penn State Stark Harrisburg Tech Dick Rauch Bethlehem Prep Rauch Clarence Beck Bezdek Higgins Henry Cubbage Osborn Conover G. W. Brown Robb Way Snell Haines Hess Lightner Killinger Pitt Bob” Higgins

Hershey Olivers Beat Crescents In 42 21 Game

Hershey Olivers won at Hershey last night defeating Elizabethtown Crescents 42 to 21. Key players included Clark Strine Shenk Heilman Eliott Withers Stover Zimmerman Eshelman Ki Hott and others with Strine scoring 6 and Zimmerman 2 in a low scoring effort. Goals from foul credited to Strine and Shenk.

Hershey Olivets Hershey Olivers Elizabethtown Crescents Hershey Elizabethtown Clark F. Shenk F. Strine F. Heilman F. Eliott Hein Stover Withers G. Zimmerman Eshelman Strine KiHott Zimmerman Shenk Heilman

Beckley Girls Lose First Game at Burnham YMCA

Beckley College girls from Harrisburg fell 14 to 11 to the High School team before a large Burnham YMCA Hall crowd. The game opened fast, with a disputed call leading to a referee change. After a 10 to 4 first half Burnham lead, Beckley rallied to tie 11 to 11 in the second half.

Burnham Y. M. C. A. Hall Beckley College Girls Harrisburg Beckley Emanueal Collins Burnham Beckley Girls

Wilde to Meet Sharkey in Milwaukee Ten Round Bout

Jimmy Wilde flyweight champion of England and Jack Sharkey New York bantamweight completed training for their ten round no decision contest at Milwaukee auditorium tonight. Sharkey must weigh no more than 116 pounds at 7 pm. he posted a $2000 forfeit if he exceeds. Wilde expects to enter at 106 pounds.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Jimmy Wilde England Jack Sharkey New York Milwaukee Auditorium Willie Ritchie Ad Wolgast Sharkey

Best Man Won In London Fight

Georges Carpentier of France defeated Joe Beckett of England in the first round in London. Experts say Carpentier won by speed and cleverness, while Beckett’s manager calls it a long shot. The Prince of Wales congratulated Carpentier. Beckett received better luck next time.

London Georges Carpentier France Joe Beckett England Cougur Carpentier Beckett Daily Mail The Prince of Wales Prince

Intercollegiate League Opens With Cornell Clash

Intercollegiate Basketball League releases a 30 game schedule led by a December 19 Princeton at Cornell opener. Notable matchups include Dartmouth at Princeton January 10, Yale at Columbia January 16, and Pennsylvania at Princeton December 28. The circuit features repeats and homeaway pairings through March 19 with Dartmouth, Columbia, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, and Pennsylvania all hosting and visiting across February and March.

Associated Press Philadelphia Ralph Morgan Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Yale Columbia Pennsylvania Darthmouth

Carpentier to Meet Dempsey in 1930 Clash

London report states Georges Carpentier has signed to fight Jack Dempsey next year. The bout carries a purse of 36 000 pounds with the winner to receive 60 percent and the loser 40 percent.

Paris Jesse de Paris Jack Dempsey Pugilist Carpentier France Dempsey Associated Press London C. TJ Cochrane Carpentier-Beckett ‘Ight Georges Carpentier

Bucknell Elect Leaders to Handle All Sports

William of Mt. Carmel was elected undergraduate manager of Bucknell football for next season, first under the revised system of competitive managements for all varsity teams. Chelton W. Smith of Lewisburg is manager of the second varsity eleven, Floyd K. Mayhood of Blairsville is manager of next year's freshman team, with first assistants Willis Ross Latrobe Harry Shaffer Chambersburg and William Parry Lebanon.

Lewisburg William William Mt. Carmel Bucknell William Chelton W. Smith Floyd K. Mayhood Blairsville Willis Ross Latrobe Harry E. Shaffer Chambersburg William Parry Lebanon

Harvard to Pasadena New Year Day Football Trip

Cambridge Mass December 6 Twenty four Harvard players will voyage to Pasadena California to face a Pacific coast team in the New Year’s Day game. Twenty one of the travelers are lettermen from this year’s undefeated squad. An obstacle remains the fuel situation and possible Washington train curtailment which could make the trip inadvisable.

Associated Press Cambridge Mas Pasadena Cal Harvard University Washington Fertardo

Methodist Cage Team Defeats Shippensburg 35 to 20 in Harrisburg

Methodist Club five defeated Shippensburg Normal five 35 to 20 as Rhine led with eight points and Cobaugh filled in for injured Winn. The Harrisburg lineup showed strong teamwork and fast pace as the club pursues dates with Newville and Tower City before year’s end.

Methodist Shippensburg Methodist Boys A. Winn Cobalgh Rhine Hershey Olivers Shoeman Newville Tower City Shippensburg Flg Grove Craig Chariton, c Fickle, G Bolan Angle Seveeses Ocre Soi

Harrisburg to Host 1920 Conventions Including Sheet Metal Meeting

Harrisburg’s convention bureau reports about 30 events for next year, with 1920 schedules featuring the National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors and January gatherings such as the State Association of Master House Painters with 300 delegates and Farmers' Week drawing 8,000 visitors. Also, William Jervick Harris, tied to a July robbery, has been arrested in Dallas per White Detective Agency findings.

Harrisburg National Association of Sheet Metal Contractors Convention Bureau William Jervick William Harris Lou Baum Dallas Texas Harry C. White White Detective Agency

Alberts to Defeat Angelo in Steelton Show

Joe Garrett, Olympia A. C. manager, promIses no slipups Monday night as thirty four round main event showcases Kid Alberts of Reading against Billy Angelo of York. Waxman touts Alberts as unbeatable. undercard features Richmond vs Young Fulton and more six round bouts.

Joe Garrett Olympia A. C Steelton Max Waxman Baltimore Kid Alberts Reading Billy Angelo York Barrett Angelo Alberts Waxman Benny Leonard wWeizh Kid Richmond Bcards Fulton Allentown Bantam Frank Bear Middletown Jimmy Duncan Willie Langford Duncan Langford Harry Hildebrandt Billy Zimmerman Hershey Chris Hildebrandt Harry Kid Kissinger

Salvation Army to Give Holiday Baskets in Harrisburg

Salvation Army to distribute Christmas dinner baskets to those in need with baskets delivered on Christmas Day. Charles A. Stum and Captain Libby oversee arrangements at 456 Verbeke Street and 1323 Wallace Street. Christmas tree event planned for January 1 with toys and candy for children. Applications for tickets available at the Salvation Army offices.

Harrisburg Salvation Army Verbeke Street A. C. Libby Charles A. Stum Army Army Hall Captain Libby Wallace Street

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