Ernst Defeats Delivak In Two Straight Falls
In San Antonio at Kihlbergs Hall light heavyweight champion Adolph Ernst trounced Austrian challenger Charlie Delivak in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 48 minutes 15 seconds with a body scissors and arm lock, the second in 9 minutes 57 seconds ending with a head scissors and leg lock. The crowd, referee, and sportingly battered Delivak praised Ernst after a hard fought bout.
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Charlie Delivak
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San Antonio
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Detivak
Frank Gotch
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Thei
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Delivuk
Fur
Garland Holbrook
Harry Lucenay
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Lucenay
Charles Rentrup
Europe
Salt Lake City
Yokel
Ernst-Delivak
Yankee
Postponed League Bowling Game Forces Reschedule
The Household Furniture five vs Maverick Clarke in the Commercial Tenpin League is postponed due to an incomplete roster. Eagle Furniture plans to bowl Samscos Tuesday night with an eagerly anticipated matchup expected.
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Dundee and Griffith Battle To A Twelve Round Draw
Johnny Dundee of New York and Johnny Griffith of Akron fought twelve rounds to a draw in Canton Ohio. The lightweight bout was savage with both men landing hard blows throughout the match.
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Griffith
Canton
Johnny Dundee
New York
Johnny Griffith
Akron
Dogs Selected for Final Derby Race in Letchatcie Alabama
The final race list includes Willie J with Louisian Duke, Miss Helen with Happy Medium, and Big Six with Captain Firebrand for Tuesday's derby. The National Club annual meeting re-elected A. G. C. Sage of New York as president, H. B. Duryea of New York as vice president, and H. R. Edwards of Cleveland as secretary and treasurer.
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Louisian Duke
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Happy Medium
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National Club
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New York
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H. R. Edwards
Cleveland
Sunday School League Cup Games Set At Y M C A
Two basketball matches in the Sunday School League Light cup at the Y M C A headline Tuesday night. St Mark's Episcopals face Laurel Heights Methodists in one game and Prospect Hill Baptists meet West End Methodists in the other. Both matchups feature strong National League contenders with West Enders making their first appearance this season.
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Wheeler
Pygmies Edge Midgets In Close YMCA Basketball Clash
The Pygmies defeated the Midgets 13 to 11 at the Y M C A after a tied 11 11 finish. Rex Logan and Roemer led the Midgets with scores, while Farr Gordon and Davies sparked the Pygmies in a hard fought playoff.
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Citadel
Gordon
George Wheeler
C. B. Gordon
Rosenbloom
Swedes to Return for Panama-Pacific Exposition
Stockholm Gymnastic Society members will return in 1915 to participate in the Panama-Pacific international exposition in San Francisco. A Swedish track and field team will also go to the event. Captain Carl C. Silverstaple praised the sports ties between Sweden and America during a luncheon with U S commissioner James E. Sullivan and other guests.
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Stockholm Gymnastic Society
San Francisco
James E. Sullivan
United States
Stockholm
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Crown Prince of
Sweden
America
Harvard Tough Schedule With Michigan Oct 31 and Penn State Oct 24
Harvard announces a heavy 9 game slate for next season with a Michigan game on October 31 and Georgetown on October 3 to be played in Cambridge. Yale remains the only game to be played in New Haven with the rest at the stadium. Michigan has accepted an invitation to visit Cambridge for October 31.
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Mich
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Cardinals Beat White Sox In YMCA Junior Basketball
The Cardinals defeated the White Sox 8 to 7 in a fast YMCA Junior basketball game. R. Hamilton led the Cardinals with three points, and Bourn added a field goal. Schofield tallied for the White Sox, while Green and Bourn impressed at guard for the Cardinals. Referee was R. M. O'Hair.
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Green
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Cincinnati seeks players with cash for Tinker
Cincinnati officials reject a straight cash sale of Shortstop Joe Tinker to Brooklyn for 25000 and demand two players a pitcher and an outfielder plus 15000 in cash as exchange. The deal hinges on whether Brooklyn accepts a trade rather than cash. Chicago rumors arise as Murphy contemplates Tinker move amid Cincinnati board contention.
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Stengel
Chicago
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August Herrmann
Minor League Officers Re-Elected and Season Set
The Southern Association re elected officers at its annual meeting in Atlanta. Opening date for the 1914 season is April 15. A new second vice president, Charles Frank, was chosen as the association redistricts to cut mileage. A Dixie League committee under Judge Kavanaugh will study requests to use SA grounds and other issues.
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Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
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Little Rock
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W. T. Crawford
Shreveport
Charles Frank
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Memphis
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Mobile
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Southern Association
Kavanaugh
Help at 87: Taunton Woman Praises Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary A. Dean of Taunton Massachusetts writes after recovering from kidney trouble and rheumatic pains with Foley Kidney Pills. She says she passed her 87th birthday and believed medicine would not help, but the pills proved beneficial. Fischer's Drug Store advertised the remedy.
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Fischer’s
Ritchie and Murphy Rematch Set for January Lightweight Fight
Willie Ritchie and Harlem Tommy Murphy were rematched in San Francisco to fight for the lightweight championship on Friday January 23. The terms match the previously cancelled December 10 bout agreement.
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Murphy
San Francisco
Cal
Willie Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Coughs that prevent sleep relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
A reader from Green Bay Wisconsin reports severe coughing kept him awake at night. Two small bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely cured him, according to the letter. Fischer's Drug Store advertises the remedy.
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Cones Equipped for Photos in All Weather
Riverside blog notes Cones are capable of taking photographs in any weather condition.
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Riverside Blog
Schmiedekind and Gloeckner Split Evening Ninepin Duel
The Schmiedekind bowling club suffers its first loss in the ninepin series at Turner hall as the Gloeckners win the first game by three pins. Schmiedekind retaliates in game two with a 297 total, missing the coveted spot by three, while Wagenfuhr McAllister and Gloecker lead the visitors in the pins as the scorecards show close totals. Scorer A. Vollmer notes the night’s results.
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Red Sox to Play Preseason Games in Cincinnati
The Boston Americans and Cincinnati National League teams will meet in two ante season games in Cincinnati on April 11 and 12. Only five of the Red Sox reserve list have signed for next season: Ward, Wagner, Gardner, Carrigan and Foster.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Americans
Cincinnati
Ward
Wagner
Gardner
Carrigan
Foster
Lord St. Leger Securing Polo Ponies
New York report says Lord Ashby St. Leger plans another bid to lift the polo Jeup. W. Baldwine is choosing suitable mounts, with seventy ponies available and the lord expected to have first pick from ponies selected for other owners.
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New York
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