Dempsey Warns Mullins Over Contested World Title Bout
Los Angeles dispatch reports Jack Dempsey alleges a faction seeks to move the WBC era title bout from Indiana to Chicago and warns Paddy Mullins to ignore them. Dempsey says Chicago promoters and unnamed backers want control. fight may still be held in Chicago. Buenos Aires notes Dempsey's remarks and Wills plans for a weight-ready bout by March with possible staging in Mexico or Los Angeles on July 4.
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Jack Dempsey
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Bruins Edge Maroons in Tight Bruins Maroons clash
Boston defeated Montreal 3 to 2 before about 4000 as Bruins endured a second period injury to goalie Dr Stuart who left after a leg cut. Maurice Roberts replaced him and Boston held on with goals by Herberts Cooper and Broadbent in a hard fought game.
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Cahill
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Munro
Stewart
Broadbent
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Rothschild
Cain
Kitchen
Stengel Signs as Toledo Manager and Witt Joins Robins
New York December 9 two veteran MLB figures moved young and old in a National League owners meeting Whitey Witt unconditionally released by the Yankees last season signed with the Brooklyn Robins Casey Stengel famed for Giants World Series home runs in 1922 has been hired as manager of the Toledo club of the American Association The rest of the text shows unrelated dialogue and filler material.
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National League
Whitey “Witt
Centre Euielder
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Robins
Casey Stengel
Giants
Toledo
American
WAKEHAM KNOCKS OUT ROGERS IN BROOKS SHOWDOWN
Joco Wakeham, Cal gary welterweight, stopped Tommy Rogers in the fourth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Brooks. It was their fourth meeting with Rogers having won once and drawn once previously. Wakeham plans a title bid with Lex Wilson of Calgary.
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Brooks
Joco Wakeham
Calagry
Tommy Rogers
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Wencham
Tein
Abetasbof
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Niine
Wakeham
Rogers
Olds
Stettler
Bragg Creek
Wakesham
Mioe
Lex
Wilsor
Calgary
Nashwaak and St. Dory Lineage Highlighted in Stud-Book
The article lauds Nashwaak as a premier West breed with St. Dory as sire and Doris as dam of the famed Sysonby, noting Sysonby’s top stature, $200000 earnings, and museum display. It also cites Nashwaak offspring such as Bulsarrod Fox Rapiona Bonnie Don and Bugler Excelsior, plus price records for Colts bred from Nashwaak.
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Museum of New York
Nashwaak
Bonnie Don
Cups Arid Medals For Juvenile And Midget Leagues
Registration opens for city juvenile and midget hockey under the Medicine Hat Amateur Hockey Association. Two open-air rinks with a 180x80 playing surface will host play with trophies and individual medals for winners. New names include Juvenile George Rowe and Frank Wintermute. Midget entrants list Hargrave, Mitchell, Dunn, Noble, Sherwood, King, Gray, Cawker, Dunn, Wanless, McCallum, Barrie, Minor, Cooper, Craven, Broderick, Breakall, Knowles, Buchanan, Dunn, Robertson, Imrie, Hargrave, Leonard, Knowlton, McKay, Brownsmith, Follis, Brandser, Riley, Quaill, Holiday.
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Frank Wintermute
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Mitchell
Robert Dunn
Henry Noble
Harris ‘Sherwood
Sterling King
Donald’ Gray
Agnew Cawker
Edyard Dunn
Graham Wanless
Ernest McCallum
Jack Barrie
Perry Minor
Robert’ Cooper
Milton Craven
Billy Broderick
Kenneth Breakall
Francis Knowles
Bruce Buchanan
Harold Dunn
Kenneth Robertson
Fred Imrie
Harvey Ha
Slender-Say Cites Odd Chimney Problem Offer
A fragmentary old-timey line shows a speaker asking how to halt a beastly chimney from making noise or trouble, offering a cigar as a possible remedy. The terse note reflects a rustic, humorous vein in the source text.
Lewis Defeats Munn in Three Falls Title Bout
In Jenver Colorado promoter says "Strangler" Lewis, world heavyweight claimant, overcomes Wayne Munn in three falls. Lewis wins the first fall with a headlock and the third after a series of crushing headlock moves. Munn takes the second fall.
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Frosty turf injures mar weekend soccer in England
London reports indicate many players were injured as frost hard ground and slick conditions affected Saturday matches. Clubs tried straw, glazing braziers and other devices as attendances dropped. notable scorers and players sustained injuries across multiple teams.
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Bournemouth United
Huddersfield
Reading
Nothampton
Newcastle
Hopkins
Liverpool
Liverpool,~ broke |= ‘gollar-bona
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Luton
Wells
Arsenal
Sheppy
New York Americans Defeat Canadiens in Toronto Exhibition
Montreal December 9 New York Americans beat the Canadiens 6 to 2 before a packed arena. Referee Laflamme drew cries from Canadiens fans who pelted ice with peanuts and coins as play slowed. Billy Burch and Billy Boucher stood out during the final period as the New York lineup included Forbes Randall Langlois and McKinnon among others.
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Dabrk Americans
Canadiens
Fogada
National Hockey
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Billy Burch
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Billy Boucher
Lacroix
Force Mantha
Coutn
Prince Wales Defeats DeGaut in Army Squash Tourney
The Prince of Wales beat Lieut. F W DeGau g in the second round at the Prince's Club. Scores were 15-8 13-15 2-11 as the match concluded in London on December 8.
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Prince’s Club
Newark Gets Mamaux and Burns for 1926 Season
The Newark Internationals purchased veteran pitcher Al Mamaux from the New York Yankees and signed veteran outfielder George Burns for 1926. The moves add pitching depth and outfield experience to the roster.
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New York
Newark Internationals
Al.Mamaux
New York Yankees
George Burns
Police Court Handoff on Sletta and Related Cases
Andrew Sletta was sentenced to two months in jail for obtaining lodging at a local hotel under false pretenses after eight days with a female companion and no funds. J Scrither was fined five dollars for assault. his brother James had charges dismissed amid family tensions involving John Yorke. A case where H Goyke fined ten dollars for using a hose to discipline children. Sherr fined five dollars for failure to support his wife and children. The Medicine Hat case notes a man leaving Gleichen to take charge of a threshing outfit, sending small sums home initially but later providing nothing for his wife and children.
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J. Tscrither
James
John Yorke
South Railway Street
Yanke
Thashing
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H. Goyke
Chars Sath
Goyke
Gas Pocket Explosion Sends Boy Flying
A gas pocket ignited by a power conduit blew the manhole cover off in New York City. Arthur Leonard, nine, was riding a bicycle over it when he was hurled about thirty feet, suffering a fractured skull.
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New York
N. Y
Arthur Leonard
Classified ad claims fastest salesmen in the world
An advertisement touts "the quickest little salesmen in the world" and urges readers to advertise in The News to boost sales. The brief note emphasizes speed and effectiveness of advertising services offered.
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