Hunt Eight Rounds To Lande In Boxing Card
Babe Hunt of Oxidhome City barely beats Luna after eight rounds as the card at Beethoven hall proceeds with a crowded crowd. Rusty Melnis loses to Kid Bruno in a fast rally, Irving Rossman upended by Junior Cone, and Jimmy Gallo falls to Pat O’Brien in a curtain-raiser with Sammed out by Fat O’Brien.
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K. O
Doc Shaw
Beethoven Hall
Morel Luma
Chat Laredo
Henry Merino
Laredo
Bob Kline
Hunt
Lama
Luna
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Lun
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Burm
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Tooal
Rusty Melnils
Kid Bruno
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Melin
Inuthe
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Bruno
Junior Cone
Irving Rossman
Cone
Fat O Brien
Sammed
Jimmy Gello
Pal Hes
ICC
Tommy Monroe
Curley Bshops
Bob Warren
Dr. G. W. Sherman
Jack Ddnets
French swimmer Cartonnet sets two breaststroke world records
Jacques Cartonnet of France broke the 100 meter breaststroke record in 1 minutes 33 seconds and the 200 meter breaststroke in 2 42 245 at a Paris event. Officials from the French Swimming Federation supervised the record attempts.
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Paris
France
Jacques Cartonnet
Cartonnet
Explanations of Yesterday's Fastest Pianist Levy
San Francisco pianist Aston Levy demonstrates a ten finger arpeggio technique, claiming 16000 notes per minute and 240 notes per bar in rapid passages. He performs a 32 bar chorus in under 30 seconds with a 24 chord arpeggio, verified by musicians union officials.
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Aston Levy
San Francisco
Mario
Levy
California Street
Manicians’ Union
Local 6
Hisvelty
Jackson and Corbett Fight Highlight Historic Struggle
The article retells the famed 83 round no contest between Corbett and Peter Jackson on Long Island, praising Corbett’s brilliant strategy and his later clashes with foes like Sullivan, Fitzsimmons, and Sharkey, while noting the era’s boxing fervor and evolving rivalries.
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W. W. Naughton
Vitro
Damon J. Corbett
Nis
Long Island
Corbett
Peter Jackson
Barbera Five Wins Another Title Shot In Playoff
Barbera Sports seeks to regain the City Girls League championship with a Monday night playoff at Woodlawn gym against H and A Crystalvace after a season tied result. The undercard features Lushes and Tuneday Night club in the Spanish Amelingis loop.
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Barbera Sports
Crystalvice
Crystalvacs
Lushes
Tuneday Night
Terrell and Meadows
Werthelm
Seviers
Flack
Weverman
O'Brien
Joske
Kcholte
Wilkens
Wise
Stephens
Cheatham
B. Conway
Lyons
C. Con- Way
Hand H—R. Hill
J. Wil
Bejeered card stars Teague Edwards clash in San Antonio
Wrestlers Teague and Billy Edwards duel in a two out of three falls bout at 210 pounds with League refereeing, plus Orth versus Montgomery for the heavyweight title and Mantell versus Arthur in a special middleweight match. Promoter Charlie Wright promises a packed arena despite weather conditions with a heated Be thoven bill.
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Jack League
Gon Antonio
Billy Edwards
Kangan City
Paul Orth
Toledo
Bob Montgomery
New Orleans
Dutch Manell
Ama- Tilove
Ernie Arthur
Sheik
Ben al Marallah
Persia
Henny Bolt
San Antonio
Charlie Wright
Wright
Jack Teague
Edwards
Kansas City
Onntl Wright
Elmer Guthrie
Guthrie
Hero
League
Orth
Tarzan
Montgomery
Ackle
P Ditch Mantell
Mantel
Jong
Arthur
Silent” Rattan
Maraush
Benny Bolt
Pacific Coast
Maraleh
St Anns Five Purple DeMolays Triumph 54 to 21
St Anns five powered past DeMolay A 54 to 21 as Parish League leaders routed the smaller squad. Conepe Peche scored 18 for St Anns while Roy Cox led DeMolays with eight. lack of substitutes hurt DeMolays.
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Conep
Peche
Roy Cox
Fille
A. Cox
Ann
Teton
Mosley
St Anthony's Mites Triumph Over Alamo Heights
St Anthony's Mites defeated Alamo Heights in a 1910 college huts day game. Notable players include Lineton for St Anthony's Mecnium and Garcia 8, with Borgers, Leamard 7, Walsh, Manion 2, Quinn, Gabeche 2. Alamo Heights Kerr scored 4, Lerner 4, Torwards 4, Smith 4.
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St. Anthony’s Mites
Alamo Heights
St. Anthony's College
Miter
Alamo Neighta
Lineton
St. Anthony
Red Sox Shaped For Tougher Season, No Welcomes Expected
New York Feb 10 The Boston Red Sox appear to remain a weak spot in the American League with limited upgrades and mixed prospects. Marty McManus shifts to coaching, while several players shoulder uncertain roles. Infield and catching questions linger, outfield is mediocre, and the overall outlook hints at a basement finish despite a few potential improvements.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Sox
GPM
Astmeagy
Marty McManus
Red Sox
Mique Gonzales
Mique
Smead Jolley
Connolly
Dale Alexander
Hal Chase
Hodapp
Friberg
Mulreavy
Pickering
Warsiler
Ishey
Johnson
Oliver
Winsett
Buffalo
Fothergill
Paul Andrewa
Hank Johnson
Kline
Micheels
Ripdes
Weiland
Barrelito to Clash with Terry in Aztec Club Card
Kid Barrelito of Larello, known as a solid scrapper, meets Pee Wee Terry of St. Louis in a 10 round bout on Flores fight card at the Aztec club arena on Cameron Street next Monday night. Wilson Dunty of Oklahoma City and Wild Bill Collins set for an eight round co feature.
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Kid Barrelito
Larello
Per
Henry Moreno
Will Deat Pee Wee Terry
St. Louis
Aztec Club Arena
Cameron Street
Wilson Dunty
Oklahome City
Wild Bill Collins
Squadron 68 Grabs Kelly Field Title
Sixty-eighth Squadron wins Kelly Field championship by defeating Forty-third Squadron 43 to 27. Detlefs leads with 21 points, Gage adds 14, Hollowell 18, with Strock Michel and guards also scoring. Det and Gage star for 68 while Forty-third subs Peeler Bennett Carlson and others see limited action.
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Kelly
Detlefs
Gage
Det Jefe
Hollowell
Renter
Strock
Michel
Griffin
Combs
Chocolate's Pilot Seeks Permit to Return to New York
Luis Gutierrez manager of Kid Chocolate expected to apply at the American consulate in Havana for a permit allowing the Cuban fighter to return to New York and defend his featherweight title. Secretary of Labor Doak in Washington lifted the ban imposed on the pair at Key West January 19.
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Havana
INS
Luis Gutierrez
Annager
Kid Chocolatile
New York
Doak
Washington
Key West
Officials Get to Work on Rules Grid
Philadelphia February 10 The intercollegiate football rules committee opens its annual three day session to consider proposed alterations in the football code under new chairman Walter Okesom of Lehigh University. Some changes are expected to be minor while efforts to protect players occupy much of the time. The dead ball rule may be discussed with zones on the field proposed. The committee will meet daily through Sunday.
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Walter Okesom
Lehigh University
Eli Hall
Amos Alonso Bragg
Ed Thorp
New York
William WI. Bingham
New England
H.J. Stezeman
Southeastern
Wilmer G. Crowell
Midde Atlantic
D. X. Bible
Missouri Valley
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Southwestern
G H. Smith
Mountain Stater
W. Q. Hunter
Packle Coast
Fielding H. Yost
Middle West
Okesaty
W. S. Langford
Bremesobers St Large
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