Young Fordham Star Triumphs In Indoor Tennis Semi Final
Vincent Richards of Fordham University dominated the National Junior Indoor Championship singles, defeating W K Hicks in straight sets to advance toward a probable third consecutive title. The event at the 7th Regiment Armory featured rising juniors from Yale and other colleges, with Richards anticipated to face Prine Cummings next as other juniors like M Hotte and Lang also posted wins.
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7Th Regiment Armory
Park Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Vincent Richards
Fordham University
W. KR. Hicks
Considerabe
Richards
Sune Fiors
Hicks
Prirke Cummings
Turvard
Cummings Elim
Willis Ges
Richards Witham M. Llotte
CF Mathey
Ayde- Jotte
Mathey
Jerry Lang
Frank
T. Osgood
Charles M Wood Jr
Lang
Yale
A. L. Hopkins
A. B. Sheridan
Hopkins
Truly
Roth
Hopkins Senegaly
Aviselotte
William Einmann
Don Hedekin
Sydney Glitter
Herbert Bearman
Richgeds
Fort Mcrlugh
Devanita
Marbeg de WM
Sack Cronin
Ty Deerty
Pranklin
Degood
Jerome J. Tucker
Viskills
Arti Ed Ernent
Ye Jerry Lang
Wand Df al’ Nodes
Moc
Mopkina
Vincent Seielards
Itdie and Fartner
Defruit
Sheridad
Parimarieharda
Ana Mic
Tarine Kunn
Tatener
Osgood Tucker
BU Bouton, Fedekin
Aréeaten
Evaney Uittier
Herbert Honrian Weten Noble Jee Fey Gon
Science of Eugenics Would Produce New Type Wonder Athlete
In Chicago on December 28 William H. Ball of New York warned that eugenics, guided by athletic research, would lower all records as fatigue is eliminated. He predicted new records by sons of famous athletes. Dr Aldinger urged boxing be taught in all high schools with gloves and regular classes.
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William H. Ball
New York
Athletic Research Society
Ball
Aldinger
New York Public Schools
The
Society
Davis Cup opens in New Zealand amid rain delay
In Auckland, rain postponed the opening day of the challenge round Davis Cup ties. Norman Brookes faces William T. Tilden, and Gerald Patterson meets William M. Johnston this afternoon as courts dry. Australasia bets on Brookes to uphold tennis prestige against the world champion Tilden.
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Spreial
The
Tribune
Auckland
New Zealand
Norman Brookes
William T. Tildenod
Gerald Patterson
William M. Johnston
Hrookes
Tide
Purdue Not to Drop Out Of Western Conference
Purdue University denied rumors of leaving the Western Conference saying no foundation for the claim existed. Athletics director Ke Kellogg noted Purdue has a full schedule including twelve basketball games this winter and spring, plus indoor and outdoor track meets and football conference games in 1921.
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Purdue
Purdue University
Nelson Kellogg
Keorg
Kellar
W. and J Football Leader May Enter West Point
Washington Pa December 28 Ed Garbisch captain of the 1220 football squad at Washington and Jefferson University may enter the United States Military Academy next fall. He has talked with West Point coach Daly and received encouragement though no definite decision has been made. If he gains an appointment he would be a candidate for the 1921 football team.
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West Point Washington
Ed Garbisch
Washington and Jefferson University
United States Military Academy
Garbisch
Daly
West Point Eleven
Warbisch
Cops to Compete In Amateur Boxing Championship
Frank Adams lightweight and Ar anur Wollat heavyweight of the New York Police Club will box in the state amateur championship at Madison Square Garden next Monday and Tuesday. Wollat is the reigning heavyweight, Adams last year was runner up at lightweight, both have faced top social amateurs and shown punching power with a chance to shape the state title.
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Frank Adams
Aranur Wollat
New York Police Club
Madison Square Garden
Wollat
Wid Adams
Indians Guaranteed 7500 for Cleveland exhibition game
Chicago December 28 The Dallas Texas Chamber of Commerce proposes to pay the Cleveland world's champion Purebail team 7000 to train in that city under a contented plan approved by Manager Tris Speaker and President Dunn The champions will donate proceeds from an exhibition game to the city on a weekday Braisted to enter Mercersburg Cornell Brainted joins Mercersburg Academy for spring term after winning sprint events at Columbia University Crescent Five Defeats Drexel Crescent A.C. of Brooklyn defeats Drexel Institute 44 to 17 with Nicklas Peck and Kenney scoring most of the goals
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Indians
Chicago
Dalla Texas Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Torma
Tris Speaker
Dunn
Cish
Mercersburg
Cornell Brainted
Mercesburge Academy
Yeater Toy
Coluumbia University
Crescent
Drexel
Crescent A.C
Brooklyn
Drexel Institute
Philadelp
Crescent Court
Nicklas
Peck Ant Kenney
Charyden
Nap Lajoin
Ed Delehanty
Philly
Harvard Masters Hold Columbia to Tie in Chess Tournament
Harvard and Columbia battled to a draw at the twenty-eighth Q I Press League event at the Manhattan Chess Club as Princeton defeated Yale. Mott-Smith of Harvard outmaneuvered Moris Schapiro with a long kingside sequence, while Worden replaced Isaacson for Columbia in his final college year.
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Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Manhattan
Yale Princeton
Bonin
Akrebiesons
Ustaate
Thin Acrarna Correia
Desnceton
The Fading Pride and the Price of Courage in Sport
A reflective piece contrasts bravery across eras from battlefield grit to high priced sports, noting how wealth softens vigor. It cites Willard and Johnson era discipline, Roman endurance, and the lure of luxury undermining hardiness, with a New York bout between Lacey Regan and Lew Shoden noted as context.
Pinehurst midwinter golf tourney begins at Pinehurst Country Club
Donahue of Shackatmaxon district opens qualifying round with a 7 28 75 card as 10 percent starters vie for the 16 match spots. Local and metropolitan clubs contribute over forty golfers, with several breaking 80 as the field advances on No. 2 course amid a packed Pinehurst week.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Dee
Donahue
Humber Avy
Cornell Leads Triangular College Chess League Race
The Ithacans built a commanding lead in the twenty second annual Triangular College Chess League at the Manhattan Chess Club after defeating NYU and MIT and then Penn. Cornell’s total points put them ahead of Pennsylvania, while Mich Penn had a bye in the fourth round. Weisbord, Sternberg, and others are listed among top players as Cornell seeks further wins.
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Manhattan
Yerday
Ithacans
New York University
Bei
Massachuaett Institute of Technology
Pennlvania
Quakers
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Philadelphians
Corell
Pennyylvania
Fem City
Collec
Toby
University
Te Cornell
A. Weisbord Spraser
Sternber Thietty
A. Wolnnah Sommers
Four Boxers Are Banned For Indefinite Period
Four boxers including Kewpie Sullivan Dave Rosenberg and Percy Murphy Collan were banned for an indefinite period for failing to appear at scheduled contests. Sullivan skipped a December 1 match at Commonwealth S C while Rosenberg forfeited a bout on December 18 against Walter Mohr. Murphy faced penalization after a boxing match in which he was adjudged unfit to continue.
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Indeinteing
Kewpie
Jimmy Sullivan
Dave Rosenberg
Percy Murphy Collan
Roy Moore
Garden
Sullivan
Sammy Seiger
Commonwealth S
Fragmented OCR note lists various names and figures
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple names such as Panay Hanser and Meaza Babe Libs Maezam Vivre, with scattered numbers and monetary amounts. The text references measures like percentages and sums, alongside place mentions and unclear event notes, arranged in a stray ledger-like fragment.
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Megha Babe
Vanay Isin
Hy Mhnean
sRiadtun Moy
Tor
Multan
Sunita
Aeuray
Dimmie Maris
Masaige
Latlan
Faraster
Pharoy
Marvin May
Fuientty
Rico
Ache
Thamenie T
Giatine Ha Tout
Shin Loe
Cotuney
Princeton Club Squash Triumphs in Class B Play
Princeton Club squash team defeated Army and Navy Club in the Class B National Squash Tennis Association match on the Army courts. Harris of Princeton beat Taylor of Army in a five set duel 11 15 1 5 16 18 17 It boosted Princeton’s league standing while signaling strong future potential for Army and Navy players.
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Jack Masters
Princeton Club
Representativ
Army and Navy Club
Actire
Crescent A. C
Princeton
Tiger
D. K. EB
Crescents
Army
Navy
Syed
Taylor
Harris
Harrig
Army Nir Navy
Jad Weith
Hayrin
Pam
Marnis
Weil
Akib
Bene
Ari Anil Naty
Harris Niske
Ian
Ao Moston
Devewtes
Cornell Athletes Train for Thames Race in England
Cornell athletes, led by Capt Viont London Tye, travel to Oxford to train for Thursday’s intercollegiate event. The race will pass near Rophampton in the Thames Valley with a scenic course, water obstacle, and long dirt stretches to a mile and a half final at Windsor Common. A joint Oxford Cambridge seven-man crew will challenge the American entry. Montarne, Oxford captain and record holder, may miss the event due to illness, threatening the home team.
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London
Tye
Petuit Christman
Yunsts
Ampriscan University Union
Cornell Vanners
Oxford
Conres
Thames Valey
Rophampton
Wintieden
Cambridge
Montarne
Havana Results Show Mixed Finishes Amid Oddities
A crowded field of competitors posted a range of times and placements with notable mentions including Duke of Shelby and Duck Ti racing in a chaotic results page. Performances featured several close finishes and unusual entries, reflecting a broad spectrum of local athletic activity.
Weather note for Havana area reports rain and cool conditions
The brief weather bulletin indicates showers and overcast skies in the Havana region with a cool, damp day ahead. Forecasters expect light to moderate drizzle and possible late afternoon clearing, urging residents to carry rain gear and plan accordingly.
Richt to a tea Formal clothes for formal functions
An advertisement for holiday attire offers cutaways evening dress clothes and the finest fabrics with tailored fits. It markets silk hats shirts ties patent leathers striped trousers and gloves at low prices and claims stylish choices for formal or informal wear with bargains on soft hats. The Roers Pier Company advertises its Broadway Fifth Avenue and Astoria locations.
Trooper Pulls Off 15 to 1 Upset at Jefferson Park
In a surprising afternoon set, Trooper ridden by J. J. Mooney defeated top pick Port Right and Tits in the fourth race at Jefferson Park. The upset boosted the crowd as favorites faltered and Pant tia showed pace in another key race.
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Wobleans
Nec
Oyere
Jefferann Park
Trooper
J. J. Mooney
Odde
Kiss
Sen Cort
Waukesg
Santsaital
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National League
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Merton Institute, Inc
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RED Army
Harvard Masters
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Willard Willard
Jack Johnson
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Lew Shoden
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Washington
Charles C. Noss
Washngton
Jeferson University
Norbert Garbison
Meadville
Allegheny College
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Joe Mayer
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Loremans
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Tex
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Davile
Tine Christian University
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American Association
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Sarkudory Cab
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Duke of
Shelby
Duck Ti
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Roerrs Pier Company
Broadway
4Th St
Fifth Ave
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