Young Shugrue Beats Welsh in Ten Round City Fight
Jersey City lightweight Joe Shugrue dominated nine of ten rounds at Madison Square Garden last night before boxing law in New York halted a decision. Freddie Welsh appeared hampered by a sore right hand and weaker form than in past bouts, while Shugrue pressed the attack and led most rounds.
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Jersey City
New York
Hal Sheridan
United Press
Joe Shugrue
Shugrue
Freddie Welsh
Madison Square Garden
Welsh
Wallops
Yelle
Ad Wolgast
Whalen pulls out of Cole and Whalen boxing match
Billy Whalen refuses to meet Kole in a boxing show at Hudson for a semi windup to the Gibbons Moira fight. Mike Collins promoter and Jack O Rourke Kole's manager confirm the bout is in doubt as Whalen backs out leaving Kole with limited opposition.
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Billy Whalen
Jimmy Kole
Mike Collins
Hudson
Jack O'Rourke
Kole
Whalen
Collins
Notre Dame to Start Next Year Under Finegan
South Bend announces Charles T. Finegan of Boise Idaho will lead the Notre Dame eleven next year as halfback, marking a planned key change for the Irish squad.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles T. Finegan
Boise
Idaho
Notre Dame
Football fervor at Columbia University grows
About 1,400 Columbia University undergraduates packed a mass meeting to decide whether to resume football next year. They expect a team will play again, though President Butler has not yet stated his position.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Butler
Gilmore Denies Federal War Over Players
Federal league headquarters denied a widely circulated claim that Eddie Plank of the Athletics joined the St. Louis Federals and dismissed rumors of in-faction bickering with organized baseball. President Gilmore vowed a wager about player movements between leagues.
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Chicago
Federal League
Eddie Plank
Athletics
St. Louis Federals
Federal
Bick
Gilmore
Star End Wins Ticket Contest At Star High
The Star End ticket selling contest results list Louis Kubynski as first prize winner for selling 119.95 dollars worth of tickets. He earns a large high school blanket. Ralph Weeks places second with 75.45 dollars, third is Harold Andersen with 26.30, and Thomas Gibson fourth with 11.35. Girls’ contest sees Mamie Olson top seller at 75.75, Mildred Levis second with 74.60. Olson earns a blanket and Levis a large pennant. No further prizes were awarded due to no additional entrants.
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Louis Kubynski
Star High School
Ralph Weeks
Harold Andersen
Thomas Gibson
Mamie Olson
Mildred Levis
LA GROSSE MEN GET FOOTBALL INSIGNIA
Twenty men received W s at the athletic board meeting in the gym Tuesday night. Honored were Keeler Rei ger Breckenridge Cummings Galvin Kreuz Taylor Smith Bellows Stavrum Kelly Rau Buck McMaster Gardner Mucks Kennedy Schmidt and Captain Merrill of the cross country team. Middleton named football manager and Hartwick Stang 16 named football manager for 1915 with McFadden as assistant. Cargill elected cross country manager succeeding Marshall.
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Keeler
Reiger
Breckenridge
Cummings
Galvin
Kreuz
Taylor
Smith
Bellows
Stavrum
Kelly
Rau
Buck
McMaster
Gardner
Mucks
Kennedy
Schmidt
Merrill
Middleton
W.” Hartwick Stang
McFadden
William W. Cargill
Marshall
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Fred Welsh
Whalen Dangels
Jimmy
Hudson Show
Finnegan
Uudge
Tom
Wudge
Star End
LA Grosse
Keeler and Stavrum
Athletic Board of University
Elliott
Dublin
Baz
Pearl Street
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