Bronson Beats Ford In Tough Auditorium Bout
Bronson takes count twice in first and third rounds while Ford suffers a bleeding eye. Referee Referas Ryan awards the decision to Bronson as Ford fades in the late rounds. The bout features limited ring generalship and a dramatic shift after the eye injury, with Bronson prevailing despite Ford’s late surge.
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Nodland
Manhattan bowling leads and scores in independent league play
The Manhattans top the high team score with 508 as Dickey leads individuals with high 27. Deweys win five from Centrals. Crows post 776 as Ellis takes honors with 7%. Across the leagues, Bowing results show varied wins for Capitals, Royals, Owls, and Ravens with multiple totals listed for First and Second divisions across the Collins, Deweys, and Reliance alleys.
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Reid Leaves Harvard Head Coach Role for Ohio Move
Special to The Gun Boston Harvard’s head football coach Reid plans to leave in a few days for his Ohio home. After two exciting years he will become a businessman, exchanging athletic work for brain work. He regrets leaving the Cambridge campus and the many friends he made, and will bid the team a send off.
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Robbed of decision in Lincoln Athletic bout
Tommy Murphy of New York was robbed of the decision after 15 hard rounds with Matty Baldwin at the Lincoln Athletic Club in Chelsea, Massachusetts, on December 13.
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Serinpa
Thirteens Take Two In Elks League Showdown
The Thirteens defeated the Antlers on Wednesday in the Elks league. The Thirteens posted a season high team score of 915. Smith led the Thirteens with 23 points, while Schmidt of the Antlers scored 210 to place second.
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Bout at Shelburn announces upcoming bouts in Dec
The Shelburn club in Indiana reveals two scheduled matches. On about December 4 Jack Baker of Madison and Harry Rodgers of Shelburn are to fight. A second bout is set for January 10 between Hodgery and Mike Behreck. Schreck defeated Rodgers in recent local events.
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Arch Enemies Reconcile Amid League Salary Talks
In an American League meeting held in Chicago, Comiskey and Johnson buried their long standing feud after Johnson’s salary rose from 10 000 to 15 000 per year, with a promise of continued leadership through 1910. The gathering included major club owners and notable managers as they outlined future rules and directorate, while scouts and players gathered in the hotel lobby.
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Des
Ban Johnson
Charlea Comlsey
We Annex
Comiskey
Johnson
Nmwell
Thomas C. Noyes
Washington
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark Ghmth
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Catgolt
Charlea A. Comiskey
Kilroyl
C. W. Somers
Clarland
Frank Farrell
John I. Taylor
Ben Shibe
Frank Navin
Detroit
James McAteer
St. Louis
National League Elects Pulliam to Presidency for Year
Resolution for strict order on the field passes as Pulliam is reelected president of the National League for a one year term by a 6 to 1 vote. John T. Brush dissents, Garry Herrmann abstains. Hoydler named secretary and treasurer, after four years as secretary to Pulliam.
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Horry
Pulliam
National League
John T. Brush
New York Dlub
Garry Herrmann
Reda
John A. Hoydier
The
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Heydler
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War Udegatha schedule and league order preserved
The scheduling committee led by Mérara Dreyfuss Ebbetta and Murphy will confer with an American league trio to avoid conflicting dates. Cities will provide creasing rooms for visiting teams. The league upheld strict order on the ball field praising President Pulliam's efforts. Cincinnati bought pitcher Andy Coakley from Philadelphia Athletics.
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Cincinnate
Andy Coakley
Philadelphia Athletics
Jerome leads raid on alleged gambling house in New York
District Attorney Jerome led 55 policemen in an early morning raid on an alleged gambling house in New York. The operation involved heavy doors battered down and a 144-man arrest haul. Patrol wagons from nearby stations conveyed prisoners to the police station.
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Opeeias Ie Ame Sum
New York
Atterney
Jerome Ted
Atallor
Peru lodge to erect 440000 term plan early next spring
Special to the Sam from Peru Indiana reports trustees Dean Willem Gus tin Charles J. Resus and E. E. Ball of Peru lodge No 51 0 F instructed to arrange for the erection of a new building. Plans call for a 440000 term plaza and the work to begin early next spring.
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Peru
Ind
Willem HL Gustin
Charles J. Resus
E. E. Ball
Eastern colleges weigh tweaks to gridiron rules
New York Dec 13 informal talks among Yale Penn Yale Princeton and Cornell discussed modest future changes to football rules for next season. Coaches favored preserving the present code amid no score games, noting unfinished development of the forward pass and onside kick and agreeing on removing one rule limit as a first step.
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Referees and Rules Dominate Early Sports Talk
A verbose look at umpire roles and rule changes across leagues. It discusses American and National league policies, forward passes, scrimmage time, and the balance of power between strong teams and even matchups. Mentions Jim Jeffries, Attell, and prize fighting plans in the context of early 20th century sports debates.
Nebraska seeks rule change on field goals
Dr J T Lees president of Nebraska athletics board and Intercollegiate rules committee member outlines change to value field goals. He would count a field goal as three points half the value of a touchdown and goal, citing Nebraska's season where field goals greatly influenced losses.
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J. T. Lees
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Double Knockouts Highlight Prize Ring Action
In New York Otto defeated Jack Binnet by a second round knockout and continued striking while awoken from a dream like trance. Attel was declared winner twice over Walsh in separate bouts. Reports mention metering between Young Otto and Young Carber as a noted tussle with decisive results.
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Walsh
New York
Otto
Jack Binnet
Jack
Carber
Kelley Beats Barry In Six Round Ring Clash
Kelley of Chicago defeated Dava Barry of San Francisco in the sixth round with a powerful left uppercut at Rochester. The 12 round bout ended early after the sixth when Barry faded as Kelley landed a decisive blow. Barry opened with some solid punches in the early rounds but Kelly gained the edge by the third round and dominated thereafter.
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Augo Bally
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San Francisco
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Kelly
Barry
McGann Acknowledges Louisville Manager Interest
Special to The Sun Louisville Ky December reports of Dan McGann captain of the New York Giants receiving managerial flirtations from the Colonels circulate here. McGann says he is in the game for the money and if Tebeau makes an arrangement with New York owners and meets him, all well. Louisville rumors joke that McGann may play here on loan.
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Dan MeGann
New York Glanta
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Shelbyville
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Tebeau
New York
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Dany Kerwin
Desertion Charge After Army Duty at Ft Thomas
William H. McLaighlin deserted the army and played a korn for a regimental band at Ft Thomas Kentucky. He fled four months ago and was arrested in Marton Indiana Wednesday. He was taken to the police station charged with army desertion.
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Rev Cox Acquitted By Episcopal Committee
In Cincinnati on December 1, Reverend Goorka Clarke Cox, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church, was acquitted of heresy charges by the standing committee of the Episcopal Church in the southern Olde region.
Father and son drown in Tennessee river tragedy
Special to The Men Chattanooga reports a father Charles Headrick and his young son drowned while attempting to swim near MaCeyz, Tennessee. The incident occurred after a fishing trip ended in tragedy as both men disappeared beneath roaring waters.
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Tenn
Charles Headrick
MaCeyz
Hoosier Twirlers Shine in Cleveland Pitchers Trade Talk
The article reviews Hoosier pitchers and trades, noting Patsy Klert y and Berger moving between teams. It highlights Abbottichio, Swann, Morgan, Ford, and Morgan’s strong showing for Milwaukee and Minneapolis, with remarks on hitting and fielding and Hoosier influence on the league.
Supreme Court ruling upholds labor dispute limits
Special to The Madison news reports Judge A L Sanborn of the United States district court upheld a ruling in the Allie Chalmers Company versus the Iron Molders Union of Milwaukee case. The decision states that striking for any cause is restrained by authority and that a conspiracy to strike designed to coerce labor conditions is not unlawful if formed under such conditions.
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Allie Chalmers Company Agal
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