Boxing results from Boston and McKeesport cards
In Boston Al Mello defeated Jim My Jones over ten rounds. Sandy Seifer stopped Hest Gee Den in seven rounds by technical knockout. Kid Alberts beat Peters Godin. In McKeesport Johnny Mellon defeated Freddy Boy in ten rounds. Art Milnes knocked out John Rink in one round. John McDade defeated Youni Penno in six rounds. Ray Johnson defeated Mickey Carter in six rounds.
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Boston
al Mello
Jimmy Jones
Sandy Seifer
Hest Geeden
Kid Alberts
Rickard Eyes Greb Walker World Title Bout
New York promoter Rickard renewed talks with challenger Harry Greb for Mickey Walker in a world middleweight title bout. Negotiations previously stalled after Greb demanded more, but today Greb’s stance softened and it is likely the December 13 MSG showdown will proceed.
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Rickard
Greb-Walker
New York
Tex Rickard
Harry Grab
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
Greb
Notice to Contractors Indiana County bridge repairs bid request
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Indiana County at their office in the Court House until 12 oclock noon Tuesday Nov 8 1926 for repairs to the bridge over Twolick Creek at Stafford. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check payable to the Commissioners. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Plans and proposal blanks may be obtained from the County Engineer with a $3 charge which will be returned to bidders who submit bids.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Indiana County
Court House
Twolick Creek
Stafford
Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Committee May Change Scoring Rules
New York reports the football rules committee will study changes to scoring rules amid numerous ties and games decided by the extra point after touchdown. Critics argue ties and the extra point unduly influence outcomes and no tie remedy exists besides play. The East alone records 14 ties and seven games decided by the extra point this season.
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New York
Football Rules Committee
American Architects Oppose Waterloo Bridge Tear Plans
London and Chicago architecture groups urge preservation of Waterloo Bridge. The American Institute of Architects chapters in Chicago and Illinois protest damming proposals, calling the Thames landmark a major historic monument in London.
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Waterloo Bridge
London
American Institute of Architects
London County Council
Chicago
Institute
Milinois
Kittanning Lad Wins Fast Fight at Majestic Club
Johnny Mellon a stocky hard hitting Detroit born boxer won a 10 round decision over Freddy Booylstein of Kittanning at the Majestic Club McKeesport last night. A fair crowd saw a sharp battle with fireworks as Mellon outboxed Booylstein after a close start.
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Johnny Mellon
Detroit
Freddy Booylstein
Kittanning
Majestic Club
McKeesport
Boylestein
Cowboy Gang Leader Tesler Tied to James Boys Crimes
New York October 29 In a roundup of the Cowboy Gang police name leader Frank Tesler as more dangerous than the James boys and Lupin. Tesler allegedly masterminded three dozen robberies plus auto theft and murder charges. The gang boasted a elaborate scheme with fences decoys tips and a shooting gallery at their Fourth Avenue HQ.
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New York
Frank Tesler
Gerald Chapmen
Jesse James
Arsene Lupin
Tessler
East Side
Columbia University
Neltzche
Tesler
Fourth Avenue
Wouldn't Exchange with Millionaire
A fragment claims five years of stomach trouble ended by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It asserts a healthy recovery and contrasts with a millionaire who avoids patent medicines despite poor health. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear references to ailments.
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Mayr
Ama
Ealarrhal Amdaus
Prema
Navy Poised to Face Michigan in Key Open Game
Navy sails to Ann Arbor for the intersectional clash with Michigan as Jack Owsley touts a strengthened squad. Star backs Shapley and Flippin, guards Lentz and Edwards drive a revamped attack built on Yale roots and Folwell’s line foundation.
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Davis J. Walsh
N. 3
Baltimore
Jack Owsley
Navy
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ownley
Owsley
Yale
Solwell
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Wolverines
Army
Middles
Lentz
ShapiIoy
Hamilton
Banks
Flippin
Shapley
Annapolis
Bob Folwell
Fippin
Rutgers
Edwards
Caulkins
Bernstein
Eddy
Jackles
Hardwick
Bennett
Edds
Joerned
Cure Convinces or Money Refunded Claim Ad
Claim promises complete relief from stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with one dose. Advertises refund if not convinced and asserts safety by leading druggists.
Soviet loosens restrictions on world trade
Washington Oct 30 Department of Commerce experts obtained from Leningrad indications of a more liberal trade stance. The Soviet Government reportedly plans tariff revisions to favor imported goods not produced domestically, with lower duties on mass consumer items and higher duties on luxuries. Export duties remain on items harming Soviet industry or where Russia is the sole producer. Special tariffs may apply in Murman regions. This move aims to reestablish Russian industry in world markets.
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Washington
Russia
Department of Commerce
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Soviet
Informatic
Murman
Tonight's Fights Card News From Several Cities
Boxing bills feature Ruby Goldstein and Bud Dempsey in New York six round bouts along with Joe Souza versus Marty Silvers. Other fights include Joe Dudley versus George Lund Tom Burke versus Izzy Cooper ten rounds each in Aurora and Young Erne versus Mike Dempsey ten rounds in Rochester. Corporal Schwartz meets Battling Murray ten rounds in Manchester while Jackie Gordon faces Petey Mack twelve rounds in Bayonne. Also a notice for a thirty cent monthly trial subscription to The Evening Gazette Indiana Pa.
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Ruby Goldstein
Bud Dempsey
Joe Souza
Marty Silvers
New York
Joe Dudley
George Lund
Tom Burke
Izzy Cooper
Aurora
Young Erne
Mike Dempsey
Rochester
N.Y
Corporal Schwartz
Battling
Murray
Manchester
Jackie Gordon
Petey Mack
Bayonne
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West Indiana
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Ivan Indiana, Pa
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Electric Supply Colectrical Contractor
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