Willard clash sparks split opinions in Chicago fray talks
Amid debate over Jess Willard facing Pred Fulton or another foe, Chicago sports writers clash on the boxer's sincerity and future plans. One veteran reporter backs Willard while others call the effort a publicity play. Willard proposes an ten round charity bout with proceeds to charity or a fund, drawing mixed reactions from critics and fans.
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Four Boxers Eliminated As Heavyweight Contenders
In 1917 the heavyweight class shows fading stars as several top contenders fall. Jed Foren of Minnesota pushes back Frank Moran and Jim Coffey in bouts, with Moran defeated by Jack Dilan and Coffey knocked out by Berly Madden.
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Smith
Frank Moras
Carl Morrly
Jim Coffey
Jed Foren
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Frank Moran
Little Jack Dilan
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Berly Madden
Fulton May Beat Willard If He Can Control His Nerves
Article analyzes boxing odds between Fulton and Willard, stressing Fulton's need to calm nerves. It notes Willard’s size and reach advantages, Fulton’s past nervous faults, and suggests Willard holds a youthful edge at 30 versus Fulton’s 26.
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Regatta Revival Plans Stir Interest On Hudson
Local officials announce a regatta revival on the Hudson involving collegiate crews. Mapes signals renewed effort, with teams eyeing spring practice and hopeful competition at a forthcoming venue, amid cautious optimism about a return to water racing.
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Mapes
Shirley Lee
Jeansor
Fragmentary 1946 notes on sports tone and phrasing
Incomplete OCR text hints at discussion of sports coverage in 1946 and the shift away from informal phrasing. The fragment suggests editorial tone, but lacks clear events, names, or outcomes to specify.
Veteran golf clan recalls early quads at St Andrews links
Bell and peers from Cleveland and St Andrews recount 19th century golf roots. Veteran Dave Toll and other old-timers recall joining Ulghland Park Golf Club and the first Alnmouth club as records note 1859 to 1877. Courses ranged nine holes about 2191 yards long with holes near 260 to 427 yards.
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Y M C A Athletes Schedule Busy Week In 1923
The Y M C A announces a full week of activities for its athletes. Junior B and Senior teams train, with new players forming the year core. valley ball league plans start in February. Junior A and B basketball contests and class series run through the week. Presbyterian and Methodist teams clash in a key game Sunday. boxing and volley events flank nightly practice. New York teams and Brooklyn Bank teams are noted in broader sports updates.
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Drop the Dollar Sign from Baseball Debates and Wages
A essay urges removing the dollar sign from baseball discourse arguing salaries taint sport value. It critiques players' pay as inflating market worth, notes owners and officials reluctant to reveal figures, and calls for focusing on pennants and deeds over monetary totals.
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Corles
Gureg
A A U President Urges Federal Boxing Control
The A A U president advocates federal oversight of boxing amid national debates on military and civil defense. He frames boxing as a controlled sport tied to national preparedness and training standards, calling for centralized authority to regulate competition and safety.
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Faber May Jat Sereton in Home Opener Controversy
The report notes pitcher Orban Fatier and Nevis fame returning to Chicago. Charley Com and lakor faced doubts about military service before the game began, suggesting potential impacts on lineup or eligibility.
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Carey Tops National League Infield and Outfield Value
Moe Carey, star outfielder and first baseman, leads NL records in speed and fielding. The Dodgers’ infielder shows exceptional speed, versatility, and both-handed batting while maintaining top defensive totals and high outfield play.
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Do’s and Donts for Trapshooters Instructional Etiquette
The guide advises steadiness on the target before triggering, unloading between shots, and maintaining focus on the task. It warns against rushing, blaming equipment, or letting emotions influence performance, urging calm, concentration, and temperate conduct during the line.
Cubs Need Players and Coaching Sparks Amid Confusing Report
A garbled report mentions the Cubs and potential players or coaching shifts. Names and details are unclear, with references to 1918 and various individuals like Teague, Weeshn, and Reston Nathwicks appearing amid scattered team notes and speculative moves.
Bowler Contest to Aid Red Circle Organization
A local bowling event is planned in Wannas City with a series of bowls contests to support the Red Circle organization. All proceeds from the series will go to the organization.
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