Jones Protects Darcy Deal In Willard Carpentier Talks
Tex Rickard faces a snag as Georges Carpentier plans a Willard bout while Tom Jones asserts he controls Les Darcy. Jones declares Darcy cannot fight in the U.S. for three years without his approval. He and Jack Kearns share 65 percent of Darcy earnings in America, with a 50 50 split on that share. He cites needing 65000 to bring Willard to fight Carpentier and declines to name other promoters involved.
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Frazee the Boston Red Sox Owner Began as Peoria Bellhop
Harry Frazee new owner of the world champion Boston Red Sox started as a bellhop at a Peoria hotel. He rose through bill posting and theater work to finance ventures, eventually becoming involved in sports promotion and ownership. He helped bring attention to boxing and wrestling events and backed notable figures like Jess Willard.
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Mais to Play Second New York
Bill Donovan announced he will start at second base for the Boston Red Sox next spring after returning from a southern trip. He also said Joe Gedeon will be the second choice at second base and that Salt Lake had pursued Gedeon, but Donovan intends to give him another chance.
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Young Casey of Harvard Marvel of the Gridiron
Eddie Casey the lightweight Harvard backfield star wows the public with his end runs and 70 yard touchdown against Yale. Despite a 155 pound frame he repeatedly eludes tacklers and powers Harvard’s offense, with a standout sprint and scoring dash shaping his early legacy.
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Pitcher Jim Scott Leaves White Sox After Suspension
Chicago announces Jim Scott has played his last game for the White Sox after a late season misbehavior and suspension. The ruling remains in his record. The New York state athletic commission is described as unable to render a boxing decision under its rules.
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Seattle club closes deal for Rose to Minneapolis
The Seattle club of the Northwest league announces the transfer of pitcher Bill Rose to Minneapolis. A possible trade would send Fred Mitchell to Chicago with Mitch becoming Cubs manager under Braves terms.
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