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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

7

Johnny Gill Stops Cyclone Scott In Fourth Round

Johnny Gill, under Joe Conroy, knocked Cyclone Scott to the floor in the fourth round at Olympia A C Steelton. Gill dominated with hard power while Scott clinched effectively. Also noted were mixed results in other prelims and plans for Gill to box Jack Britton at Steelton on New Years Dery.

Harrisburg Johnny Gill Cyclone Scott Kayo Philadelphia Steelton Gill Jack Britton

Judge Landis Viewed as Lead Baseball Commission Choice

Chicago reports Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as a prime candidate to replace Garry Herrmann as chairman. Widely known for honesty and fairness, Landis has followed baseball from the bleachers since youth and would likely accept if conditions suited, offering a chance to restore prestige and stability to the sport.

Chicago Garry Herrmann Kenesaw Mountain Landis Landis

Mrs Lebaudy Consents to Divide Estate With Sister

Mrs Marguerite Lebaudy who killed Jacques Lebaudy the Sahara emperor has agreed to share his fortune with his sister Countess Marie Theresa Lebaudy De Sels of Paris. Under court filing Mrs Lebaudy and her daughter Jacqueline receive half the estate while the Countess gains the other half. She also resigns as administratrix in favor of two administrators.

Mineola N. Y Marguerite A. Lebaudy Jacques Lebaudy Euperor Sahara Marie Theresa Jeanne Lebaudy de Sels Paris

Williamsport Promoter Eyes Steelton Bout Series

Williamsport promoter Joe Mertz, visiting Steelton, plans a bout series to boost local interest. He aims to match Gill vs Ma geuire and has Knockout Loughlin slated to fight during the holidays. Williamsport shows feature live music and are held in local playhouses.

Steelton Joe Mertz Williamsport Gill Frankie Mageuire Loughlin Mertz

Commonwealth Travelers Win in One Sided Game

The Commonwealth Travelers defeated the Harrisburg Scholastice basketball team at the Armory last night by 21 to 8. Manager contact for arranging future games is H. W. Matchett, 2137 Fourth Street. Key players include Gerdes and Gough with multiple field goals and free throws.

Commonwealth Travelers Harrisburg Scholastice Armory H. W. Matchett Fourth Street

Chicago Baseball Team to Tour Japan Next Summer

University of Chicago plans a June departure for a baseball goodwill tour to the Pacific coast Orient and back to campus by Christmas. The trip, previously made in 1910 and 1915, hinges on a financially successful football season with record revenue from the fall game at Chicago.

Chicago Japan University of Chicago Pacific Coast Orient China Philippines Hawaii

Rule changes for grid games

New York reports a debate on gridiron reforms after a season of football disputes. Writers discuss potential scoring innovations including groundings on the goal line and zone based point values, noting the impracticality of large scale rule changes and the need for precise bookkeeping.

Hick A Thrift Class Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

Hick A Thrift Class in the Boyd Memorial building held elections at its monthly meeting and plans to buy a trophy case. Kipona cup holders Russell L. Ellis Donald Anderson Edgar Miller and William Dwyer will be honored in the display alongside future trophies. New officers include President Murray Washburn and Vice President Daniel W Burkholder with several incumbents advancing or continuing in roles such as secretary William Fenstermacher and choralist Stanley Neidhamer.

Hick-A-Thrift Boyd Memorial Kipona Daniel W. Burkholder John Beck William Fenstermacher Murry Washburn Earl Malseed Lester Sutton William Holbert Clarence Brickley Noble Frank Calvin Frank Stanley Neidhamer Niunist Frank Miller Ralph H. Sweger

Advertising Club to Meet Monday in Harrisburg

The Advertising Club of Harrisburg will meet at the Penn-Harris on Monday at 6 o clock. Chairman Herman Tausig announces speakers John E Fox on Advertising a Bank William Strouse on The Clothing Situation and John R Guyer on Advertising a Profession.

Advertising Club Advertising Club of Harrisburg Penn-Harris Pro- Bram Herman ‘Tausig John E. Fox William Strouse John R. Guyer

Harrisburg Girls Shine at Mount Holyoke College Activities

Harrisburg girls distinguish themselves at Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Massachusetts in athletics and other fields Eleanor May class of 1920 plays volleyball Virginia Downes on freshman tennis team Ferguson joins freshman hockey team Downes makes first choir Ferguson reserve choir noted Downes daughter of F E Downes city superintendent of schools Captains Natsch and Riggs lead hockey team with promising players from New York Massachusetts and New Jersey in the photographs

Harrisburg Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Eleanor May Virginia Downes Charlotte Ferguson Miss Downes Miss Ferguson Joannabelle Sully Glen Falls N. Y Jessie Cline Winchester Edith R. Linhart Astoria Dorothea Collins Newton Center Ruth W. Lewis Hyde Park Elinor S. Pedley Maibashi Japan Dorothy M. Brown Worchester J. Clark Westfield N. J Charlotte E. Fergueson Dorcas Weston Pawtucket R. I. Lowerrow Margaret D. Riggs Wallingford Conn M. Francis David Germantown Jean L. Natsch Brooklyn E. Madeline Pettengill Stoneham Mary M. Doyle Nantucket Helen L. MacDonald Roslindale Mary du B. Taylor Freehold

Dartmouth Schedule Adds Holy Cross Syracuse and Tufts

Dartmouth announces a football schedule for next year with eight games and one open date. New opponents Holy Cross Syracuse and Tufts join the slate while Colgate and Massachusetts Agricultural College drop out. Brown game set for Boston November 20.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Colege H. G. Pender Colgate Massachusets Agricultural College Dartmouth Holy Cross Syracuse Tufts Brown Boston Norwich University Penn State State College Cornell New York University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Ancient Greek boxers rival modern prize fights in glory

The piece compares today’s boxing to ancient battles and highlights Theagenes of Thasos as the greatest fighter of antiquity. It notes his fourteen hundred battles, his iron cestus gloves, pancratium brutality, and a statue that supposedly killed a rival.

Kansas City Times Jack Dempsey Agenes Thasos Jack Theagenes Altis Olympia Theugenes Thea

Tower City Five Nets Fourth Straight Victory

Tower City stays undefeated in a fast paced win over Buck Run five by a wide halftime margin 28 to 11. Maley and Updegrave starred as Tower City prepares to face Tarsus School of Gymnastics of Harrisburg on Christmas afternoon and night.

Tower City Buck Run Maley Updegrave Tower City Five Tarsus School of Gymnastics Harrisburg Tower City Io Run Miller F. Curran Undegrove F. Warner F. Achenbach Ec. Schenk C. Ling Shadle Miller Lins Seesholts Schenk Bowers Georer Erdman

Pitt Schedule Set With One Big Match Dropped

University of Pittsburgh lists eight football games this season down from nine. October 2 Geneva College in Pittsburgh begins the slate followed by West Virginia Syracuse Georgia Tech Lafayette Pennat Philadelphia and Washington and Jefferson with Penn State the final home date November 25. Charles Ledoux bantamweight European champion is ill and will be replaced by Eugene Criquil to face Pat Moore in London.

Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Geneva College West Virginia University Syracuse University Syracuse Georgia Tech Lafayette University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Washington and Jefferson Penn State Associated Press London Charles Ledoux Pugilist Europe Pat Moore Eugene Criquil Ledoux Moora

Moran Kayo Beats Burke in Newark Heavyweight Bout

Frank Moran 193% pound Pittsburgh heavyweight knocked out Sergeant Jack Burke 188 pounds in the first round of an eight round Newark match. Burke rushed early and was floored after three rights, Moran followed with a right that knocked Burke down again and unable to rise before the count.

Associated Press Newark N. J Frank Moran Pittsburgh Jack Burke Chicago Moran Burke Micky Donley Joe Benjamin San Francisco Donley Joey Fox Joe Lynch New York Fox Lynch Jack Sharkey Jimmy Wilde Patsy Johnson Trenton Sharkey Johnson

Steelton High School Basketball Schedule Highlights

Steelton High lists its January to March 1940s schedule with home and away games against York Lebanon Reading Allentown Allen town and Tech. The card notes open dates and alumni event on Wednesday January 7 and Friday games through March 26.

Steelton High School Alumni Steelton York Lebanon Reading Allentown Tech

Carnegie Tech Announces Athlete Policy Change and Yale Grid

Carnegie Tech reorganizes athletics with a graduate manager and director of physical education to oversee inter collegiate sports. Yale has accepted a football game at New Haven on October 2, with Cincinnati, Stevens, Allegheny, Lehigh, and Washington and Jefferson also on Tech’s 1920 schedule. Oregon trains twice daily ahead of New Year’s Day game with Harvard in Pasadena.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Tech Yale New Haven University of Cincinnati Stevens Allegheny Lehigh Washington and Jefferson Oregon Pasadena Cal University of Oregon Harvard University Harvard

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