Willard Boone's team wins Indian Club race in YMCA meet
Monday night at the Y M C A the senior class won the Indian club race with Willard Boone's squad taking first place after close finals. Roemer and Fuquay led scoring in senior games as the Y M C A first team rolled to a 46 to 8 victory. Junior A teams saw the Tigers win a double header with one game forfeited by Buffaloes.
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Joe Naylor
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Lawrence
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Jack Robin
J. M. Hall
Rex Logan
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Boone
Stone Beats Russell In Eighteenth Round Fight
Harry Stone of New York won on a foul in the eighteenth round of a scheduled twenty round lightweight bout against Frankie Russell of New Orleans in New Orleans. Stone outclassed Russell throughout the match.
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New Orleans
Harry Stone
Frankie Russell
Stone
Keeping Santa Face Before Christmas
A Washington Star quip notes Mr Growcher jokes that his children believed his Santa makeup improved his usual appearance. The light remark reflects holiday spirits and playful family exchange about the season.
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Mavericks-Clarkes Defeat Telephones in League Duel
In the Commercial Tenpin League match, the Mavericks-Clarkes rallied to beat the Telephones with a decisive score, securing a win for the club.
Mavericks win decisive bowling quin tet in Commercial League clash
The Mavericks beat Telephone 755 to 750 to take the three game series after opening 790 767 and second 867 771 wins. Bill Quinn led with 517 total pins and 217 in game two while W S Stephens had 502 for Hello tribe. Coltrane top scored for Telephone with 201 in game one and 493 overall. Gosling added 499 for the Mavericks and Ed Long totaled 473. The Traction and Mills Engraving Company quints meet Monday in the next three game set.
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Bill Quinn
W. S. Stephens
Traction and Mills Engraving Company
Pro Golfers Move to Form National Association
New York report says thirty two professionals sign for membership in a proposed national association. Leaders include Francis Ouimet John G. Anderson and Alex Smith. A seven member committee will draft by laws and organize. Wanamaker offers to donate a world wide tournament cup and prizes open to amateurs or professionals.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
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John G. Anderson
Alex Smith
Rodman Wanamaker
Great Britain
Fort Sam Houston Baseball Association Disbands
The Fort Sam Houston Baseball Association has been formally disbanded due to bad weather. Sergeant Major Fansler, manager of the Third Field Artillery team, announced the decision. The league plans to form a new schedule later in March or early April.
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Willard to Fight Moran in New York Ten-Round Bout
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard signs to meet Frank Moran of Pittsburgh in a ten round title clash planned for New York between April 10 and 22. Curley confirms contracts with Willard and manager Tom Jones and outlines $32,500 purse plus 45 percent of net gate after tax, plus move rights payments and additional guarantees.
Willard to Begin Training for Moran Fight
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard has signed to meet Frank Moran of Pittsburg in New York City for a ten round bout between April 10 and 22. Manager Tom Jones said Willard and Jones are in Excelsior Springs, Missouri where preliminary training will start at once.
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Frank Moran
Pittsburg
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Excelsior Springs
Tenpin Games Postponed In City League Showdown
The Giants and Lowther Bros. tenpin quintets were billed to clash Monday night but the game was called off after the Giants refused to meet the Lowthers current lineup. A meeting to resolve the dispute will be scheduled later in the week or Sunday morning.
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Lowthers
Kid Farmer Dies in Chicago After Boxing Career
Benney Feinberg known as the original Id Farmer died in Chicago on Monday from tuberculosis. The former featherweight and welterweight boxer had about 178 fights with only five losses. Earlier in his career he won 48 straight bouts before a defeat.
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Kid” Farmer
Chicago
Benney Feinberg
Id Farmer
Public School Fives 10 Play Final Games
The Public School League basketball championships and The Light cup finish with nine courts at 4 15 p m on Wednesday. Harris Austin Navarro lead First Second and Third Leagues as round robin plans follow a day of close scores and a board meeting by Miss Kathryn Cleaver to set final arrangements.
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Navarro
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Giants Sign Benny Kauff and Two Federals
New York Giants acquire Benny Kauff star outfielder from the Federal League along with W A Rariden catcher and Fred Anderson pitcher. Purchases arranged through Harry F Sinclair under secret terms. Rumor places Kauff cost at thirty thousand dollars as the deal closes.
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Fred Anderson
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Giants
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Welsh Outboxed by Eddie McAndrews in Six Round Bout
Freddie Welsh was outboxed by Eddie McAndrews of Philadelphia in a six round match. Welsh clinched often to neutralize stiff jabs and hard crosses to the body from McAndrews.
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Freddie Welsh
Eddie McAndrews
Welsh
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