Georges Carpentier Dempsey Fight Seen Through British Lens
British boxing writers and Tex O Rourke weigh in on a Georges Carpentier versus Jack Dempsey showdown. They praise Carpentier as exceptional, question Dempsey's ability to crush his rival, and discuss international opinions, odds, and training plans across England and America.
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Tex O'Rourke
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Ton Garpenther
Ami Dinpsey
Moran
Netonal Sporting Club
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Eckett
Mofaerie
Tex
Ter Moran
Becket
Internaonal Sporting Club
Aldara
New Mat Champ Is Given Honor
SAN JOSE California December 4. Strangler Lewis world heavyweight wrestling champion received a formal reception on landing from New York. He was presented with a silver cap and urged to deliver a proper acceptance address. Lewis praised the sport and recalled his championship past as fans cheered his victory and long career.
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Ac Tha Lewis
Brennans Unique Career Against Dempsey Highlighted
The article reviews Bill Brannan's longevity against Jack Dempsey, noting Brannan's 12 round effort that established him as a durable foe. It recalls Dempsey's earlier tests with Moran, Beckett, Willard, Carpentier and others, and discusses how endurance shaped Dempsey's reputation and Brannan's standing.
Revival of off hand rifle shooting sparks debate
A report from the National Rifle Championships notes a shift to off hand shots in most matches with rare exceptions. The article covers rule changes and audience reactions during a winter event, including a reminiscence of Canesne Ringe ers and a concert anecdote about Mine. Nile WoW.
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Hota
Galunry
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Nieson
Nile
Hang
Yen Rother
Boaton
Shannon Benefit Nets $1200 For Mickeys Mother
New York boxing benefit last night raised about 1200 for Mickey Shannon’s mother, the Pittsburgh fighter who died after a bout at the Fourth Regiment Armory in Jersey City. Al Rose of Jersey City defeated Shannon’s challenger in a decisive finish, while Freddie Welsh and other stars attended an exhibition card with several planned participants failing to appear.
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New York
Mickey Shannon
Pittsburgh
Fourth Regiment
Dvesey City
Sash
al Rose
Jersey City
Ting
Exen
Rose
Freddie Welsh
Elks To Stage Bowling Contests In Toledo 1921
Toledo officials announced the Elks national bowling tournament for 1921 will start February 12 in Toledo with about one hundred teams from across the country expected. Fifteen to twenty Toledo teams may advance to the American Bowling Congress event in Buffalo next spring, and Toledo is bidding for the 1922 tournament.
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Toledo
Elks
American Bowling Congress
Buffalo
Soccer Players Ready For Game at Cascade Park
Tech Jones reports all players ready for the match between New Le and Mahonlag Valley Athletics in Youngstown at Cascade Park on Christmas afternoon. Civic-backed project anticipates large attendance as three Republican women prepare for the SJC race in Kansas legislature.
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Kansas
Georges Could Show How Good He Is
The article argues Georges Carpentier could prove his prowess by facing Moran in England, rather than Levitsky, and suggests a Moran bout would boost interest in a potential million dollar world title showdown with Jack Kempsey, drawing London and New York spectators.
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New York
Notes From The Squared Circle Fight Card Shuffle
Boxing notes detail a 10 round bout set for January involving Carl Tremaine of Cleveland and Joe Burman of Chicago. Willie Jackson announces rival Willie Jackson, and Mick Loadman faces Mike Dundee in Fond du Lac. Ed McVoy returns to boxing as a broker in Los Angeles amid rumors of other bouts and injuries. Rocky Kansas, sidelined by a fractured thumb, laments lost momentum and compares himself to Jack Britton.
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Joe Burman
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Mick Loadman
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Mike Dundee
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Norman Selby
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Jack Britton
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Federal League Seeks Modification in Baltimore Case
The Federal League has applied for a modification of the appeals court decree that set aside a $264,600 verdict against organized baseball in favor of the Baltimore club. The Gallimore club asks the court to direct entry of judgment for the defendant without a new trial to speed the appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
Willard May Referee Heavyweight Bout in KC
Jess Willard, former heavyweight champion, may referee the Hugh Walker Bob Roper clash in Kansas City on December 30 while waiting for his reply to officiate he will meet Jack Dempsey next March to reclaim the title Willard trains in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Tess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Hugh Walker
Bob Roper
Losal
Anhan
Willard
Lawrene
Demypaey
Pool Tournament Nearing Close At Union Club
The pool tournament run by the M G A is tight with four contests left. W A Lyons oversees the billiard room and named the contest arts choosing players on each side. Winners receive a dinner for the Jansing team and a high score prize cue. Participants include Crissman Snyder Wendt McClintor Doyle Bell Westfall Spear Frohn TNTM SAYID BOAT Meviion Nestle and others. The final winner will receive a Union war medal donated by Mr Lyons.
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Jansing
Wiiners
David Crissman
Wilard Snyder
William Wendt
Rex McClintor
Duck Doyle
Samuel Bell
R. Westfall
John Spear
Frank Frohn
William Tntm Sayid Boat Meviion
James Nestle
Lyon
Luyon
What Organized Sportsmen Can Do
An organized body of sportsmen can help prevent fishing and hunting abuse by working together under the laws and ethical standards. The piece urges cooperation, safety, and responsible behavior to restore trust and reduce misconduct across activities.
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Finn
James OBrien to Aid Prosecution in 1919 World Series Case
James Hopas O'Brien, a former attorney, will aid in prosecuting White Sox players and gamblers charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series. The indictment is by the Cook County grand jury. President Johnson of the American League announced the plan and expects early hearings. O'Brien has two notable convictions, accounting for his selection.
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Chicago
James “Hopas" O'Brien
Aestatant
Aloty
White Sox
Johnson
American League
O'Brien
Lynch Intends To Be Fighting Champion
NAW VOR Dec. 24 Tae Lynch plans a vacation at Lakewood N J after winning the bantamweight title. She will return to New York to defend her mettle against all comers. Two challengers for Lynch's title, Jack Sharees and Pat Moore of Memphis, are set to fight next Wednesday.
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Lakewood
Gaye
New York
Lynch
Jack Sharees
Pat Moore
Memphis
Tava Heen
Foreign Boxers Arrive For Fights In New York
New York December 24 A second group of visiting boxers arrives to meet international matchmakers and vie for titles. Heavyweights from Britain including Captain Bo OV Chandler Hugh Brown and John Watson travel with representatives Jack Stanley and Harry Maltin to discuss bouts with American promoters. A London armor suit sale is also noted in a brief, odd addition.
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Fangish Amateir
Tex O'Thaghe
Interwattane Sporting Club
London
Pelle
Jack Stanley
Harry Maltin
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