New York Club Wing National Junior Event Summary
The New York A. C. captured the national indoor junior AAU title in Buffalo with 31 points, ahead of Ferguson A. C. Buffalo and Millrose A. C. Key performers included G W Darnell and J W Foy in events like the 300 yard dash and medley relay, with standouts such as A F Roberts and Ralph Runyon contributing in field events and sprints at the Third Artillery Armory.
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N. Y
New York A. C
Artillery Rmory
Ferguson A. C
Millrose A. C
J. D. Bell
New York
A. C
J. F. O'Neill
Boston
A. A
D. D. Joyce
A. F. Roberts
Syracuse
Ralph Runyon
H. 8
Murphy
Pittsburg
Thomas Downey
James Moore
D. Rosenburg
Glenco
A. H. Schultz
Syracuse University
H. E. Elsey
Charles Jrippen
Salem Crescent A. C
Ted Clark
Holley Prep
Bernie Wefers
Charles Peres
Willrose A. C
J. M. Plant
Illinois A. C
Browe
Brook
Brower
Maryland State University
Lochnicht
Bufalo
William McFadden
Frank Keiser
Ressup
C. H. Brandt
Fernson A. C
C. Crippen
Alem Crescent A. C
Matty ‘Eis
Milrose A. A
Harles A. Tencyck
Jmne
Foy
Finois A. C
Smith Defeats Mantel in Fifteen Round Championship Bout
In Baltimore on January 2 Jeff Mith, European middleweight champion, defeated Mantell of Dayton, Ohio, on points after fifteen rounds.
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Smith
Mantel
Baltimore
Jeffmith
Pugist
Europe
Rank Mantell
Dayton
Ohio
Municipal Range Opens With Open Range Competition
The Municipal Rifle Range hosted its first big test on New Year’s Day with clubs from Davy Crockett Lone Star Alamo and San Antonio along with soldiers competing at 300 yards. Top honors were shared by Lt Schmidt and Sgt Atkinson with 92 of 100 as scores.
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Davy Crockett
Lone Star
Alamo
San Antonio
Schmidt
Atkinson
Lieutenant Utterpack
E. M. Ingram
F. L. Weisser
T. J. Matthews
E. P. Lipscomb
C. D. Birkhead
Alex Martinez
H. Newberry
Morris Gilbert
C. O'Neill
W. McFaden
Mo~Priedrich
Ba. Martinez
Ed. Menn
Leo Cotton
Charles Barbera
Mr. Delery
Texas Militia Team Smothers New York Seventy-Fourth
Corpus Christi January 2. Before a large crowd the Second Texas Infantry defeated the Seventy-fourth New York Infantry 102 to 0 on New Year’s Day. Texas scored early and dominated the game with a faster, heavier squad. A shirt tail parade celebrated the victory through the business district. The Texas team plans one or more additional games with a January schedule including matches against All-
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Corpus Christi
Jan
Texas Infantry
New York Infantry
Texas
International Bouts Staged in Sydney New Year Showdown
In Sydney New South Wales Australia on New Year's Day three international boxing bouts drew attention. Fred Kay defeated American Jimmy Clabby, Joe Chip beat Dave Smith in six rounds, and Tom McMahon defeated Bill Lange in five rounds.
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Sydney
Fred Kay
Jimmy Clabby
Joe Chip
Dave Smith
Tom McMahon
Bill Lange
Les Darcy Witnesses First American Bout in Brooklyn
Australian middleweight champion Les Darcy watched his first American ring test in Brooklyn on Monday. Billy Miske of St Paul and George Brown of Chicago fought ten rounds as Miske emerged a notable opponent for Darcy. Brown won the early rounds while Darcy noted the prohibition on smoking and cornermen in the ring. In another bout Battling Levinsky outpointed Gun Boat Smith, Levinsky weighing 180½ pounds and Smith two pounds heavier. Mike O'Dowd defeated Johnny Alberts in nine of ten rounds, while Johnny Conlon outpointed Joe Wagner in a ten round bantamweight clash.
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New York
Les Darcy
America
Brooklyn
Billy Miske
St. Paul
George
Australia
Levinsky
Chicago
Joe Wagner
Coulon
Wagner
Michigan Military Eleven Wins Border Army Title
EL PASO Jan 2 The football team of the Thirty third Michigan Infantry won the border army championship Monday defeating the Eighth U S Artillery 41 to 26.
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Michigan Military
EL Paso
Jan
Michigan Infantry
Border Army
U. S. Artillery
Oregon Beats Penn in Sensational Game
Pasadena, Jan 2 Oregon University team defeated the University of Pennsylvania 14 to 0 before a massive crowd on the Pacific coast. Oregon broke open the game in the third period with a 45 yard run and a strong line surge, Parsons scoring after Tegart’s earlier drive and Huntington adding a goal. The Eagles faltered in the final period as Oregon maintained the momentum for the decisive victory.
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Cal
Pacific Coast
Gridiron Warriors
University of Oregon
University of Pennsylvania
Berry
Beckett
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Crume
Huntington
Tegart
Parsons
Bach
Weeds
Beckett-Williams
Sikets Fitzel-Matthews
Eee Henning
National Baseball Commission Opens Annual Meeting
Baseball men from across the country gather in Cincinnati for the National Baseball Commission annual session. A separate meeting of Class AA club owners seeks to ban drafting players from AA leagues, a move expected to be resisted by American League president Johnson. Major league magnates are anticipated, with topics on relations between major and minor clubs on the agenda.
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Cincinnati, CO
National Baseball Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball
Johnson
American Association
Election set as assured re election for Herrmann and Bruce
It is now an assured fact that Chairman August Herrmann and Secretary John E. Bruce will be re elected, despite the commission also being held.
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August Herrmann
John E. Bruce
Britton Defeats Duffy For Welterweight Title
In Buffalo New York on January 2 Jack Britton defended his welterweight title against Jimmy Duffy. Britton floored Duffy with a right cross just before the seventh round bell and again sent him down for a long count in round nine. Britton outboxed and outworked Duffy after a strong start by the Lockport lad.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jack Britton
Jimmy Duffy
Britton
Duffy
McNeill Stops Chavez in Ninth In Featherweight Bout
Benny McNeill of England defeated Benny Chavez of Trinidad Colorado by referee stoppage in the ninth round in Kansas City Missouri. The ten round bout was scheduled for fifteen. Both fighters were featherweights.
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Kansas City
Benny McNeill
England
Benny Chavez
Trinidad
Colo
Chavez
Dillon Defeats Moha In Fifteen Round Fight
Dayton audience saw Jack Dillon win a popular decision on points against Bob Moha of Milwaukee after fifteen rounds. Dillon swept five rounds, Moha took three, with five even, as Dillon’s aggression carried the bout in New Year’s afternoon action.
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Dillon
Moha
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Dillon
Bob Moha
Milwaukee
Langford Beats Johnson in Twelve Round Heavyweight Bout
Sam Langford of Boston won a referee's decision over Jim Johnson of New York in a twelve round bout in Kansas City. After four even rounds Langford dominated the late rounds, scoring two knockdowns. Both contenders are Black heavyweights.
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Johnson
Kansas City
Sam Langford
Boston
Jim Johnson
New York
Charley White Stops Donahue in Rochester Bout
Charley White of Chicago knocked out Harry Donahue of Peoria in the sixth round of a ten round match here on New Year s afternoon in Rochester New York.
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Charlie White
Donahue
Rochester
N. Y
Charley White
Chicago
Harry Donahue
Peoria
Carter Reaches Semi finals in Pinehurst Mid-Winter Golf
Phili Carter of New York Fillmore Roberson of Rochester Frederick Snare of Havana and Dwight L Armstrong of Pittsburg advance to the semi finals at the mid winter golf tournament in Pinehurst North Carolina on January 2.
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Phili Carter
Pinehurst
N. C
Philip Carter
New York
Fillmore Roberson
Rochester
Frederick Snare
Havana
Dwight L. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Burns Outfights Moore in Five Rounds in Albany
Frankie Burns of Jersey City outfought Pa Moore of Memphis in a ten round bout here Monday, winning five rounds to Moore's three with two even.
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Burns
Moore
Albany
N. Y
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Pa Moore
Memphis
Showers Slow Start in Derby of United States Field Trials
In Grand Junction Tennessee cloudy weather and light showers hampered the first series heats of the Derby of the United States Field Trials Club on New Year’s Day. Eighteen dogs ran. several posted fair races and bird finds were scarce with no clear edge. The remaining four braces of twenty six dogs entered will begin their first series trials Tuesday.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
United States
Soldiers Hidden on Train Trial for Desertion
Nineteen soldiers of the Twenty third United States infantry who vanished at headquarters were found hiding on a train returning the Thirty first Michigan infantry to Detroit. The missing regulars will be brought back to El Paso for court martial on charges of attempted desertion.
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EL Paso
Tex
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Thirty-first Michigan Infantry
Detroit
Russian ship Tuskar sunk by German submarine
Lloyds reports the sinking of the Russian steam ship Tuskar of 3043 tons gross by a German submarine. Three members of the crew were reportedly lost. The incident occurred as naval warfare intensified during the conflict. Further details and casualty figures were not immediately available.
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London
Lloyds
Tuskar
Norwegian steamer Edda sunk by submarine in Baltic action
The crew of the Edda, a Norwegian steamer of 1137 tons gross, were landed after the vessel was sunk by a submarine. Some crew members of the other damaged ships were drowned and the remainder were brought ashore at Stavanger.
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Stavanger
Edda
Seventh Illinois Infantry to be mustered out soon
CHICAGO January 2 The Seventh Illinois Infantry which has detrain ed at Fort Sheridan after service in San Antonio will be mustered out within ten days, Colonel Daniel Morierity commanding announced. In Siam the musical scale is an equal division of the octave into seven parts and music is never written but learned by ear.
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Seventh
Illinois Infantry
Fort Sheridan
San Antonio
Daniel Morierity
Siam
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