Battling Siki Shot Dead in New York After Drinking Spree
The famed Senegalese boxer Battling Siki, once famous for dethroning French champion Carpentier, was found dead in Hell's Kitchen after a drunken dispute. He had fought in Paris and the United States, with a tumultuous career marked by multiple KO losses and a notorious nightlife.
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Senegal
Louis Pahy
Siki
Hell's Kitchen
Lascar
Underworld
Broadway
Rootlezger
Paul Berlenbach
Paul
Batany
Pedlegeer
France
Carpentier
Paris
Montmarte
Mike McTeague
Dublin
McTigue
Erin
Berlenbach
Michael
Kid Norfolk
Manager of Red Grange Blamed by Ford C. Frick
Special correspondent Ford C. Frick portrays Red Grange as exhausted and injured after an eight game ten day stretch staged by C. C. Pyle. Bears players condemn the grueling barnstorming that ruined the star's once gleaming career.
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Grange
Ford C. Frick
Athletics
C. C. Pyle
Chicago Bears
Red” Grance
Grange’s unrealized potential on the gridiron
A writer predicts Grange could have shined in professional football if given a fighting chance. The piece recalls his popularity in undergraduate days and asserts he never had that chance, while musing on the lungs and a note about Tasmania as a healthy spot in the British Empire.
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