Carl Morris the White Man's Hope at Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City profile of Carl Morris of Sapulpa a 6 foot 4 inch 240 pound heavyweight with a 1 inch reach advantage over Johnson aiming for serious boxing progress. Critics call him raw with much to learn, relying on strength and courage while his manager W F Stone and limited training complicate a rapid rise.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Carl Morris
Bapulpa
Dub
Morris
Johnson
Jim Corbett
Yale basketball coach Ted Coy quits post
Yale head coach Ted Coy resigns after last season and no successor is named. A large crowd is expected. Basketball is barred at Franklin school due to an unsuitable gym. Everett High meets Lincoln School in Seattle Saturday night.
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Ted Coy
Yale
Franklin School
Everett High
Seattle
Lincoln School
Emeryville Friday Odds for Five Races
Estries for Friday races list weights and entries across six furlongs to futurity course. Notable names include Ayame Gyptis Right Smart Arlington Sally O Day Miss Officious Eddie Graney Coppertown Belfast Lord of the Far Otis Old Mexico and Doveress with varied weights and probable runners.
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Emeryville
Ayame
Gyptis
Sincertadad
Right Smart
Lactie Maniey
Anne Revere
Sally O'Day
Arlington
Rusmex
Vv. B
Belle Cliff
T. W. Clark
St. Helier
Binocular
Os Ttime
Alden Hawkins Sainest
BE. M. Fry
Joe Posey
Jack Robertsoil
Idle Motts
Miss Officious
Sir John
Miami
Buckthorn
Molesey
Endymionel
Tansy
Sir Wesley
Eddie Graney
Lotta Creed
Coppertown
Belfast
Marchmonet
A Johnson
Lord of
Arthur Rouse
J. H. Bar
Doveress
Curiacan
Lorenzo
Ina L
C. H. Patten
Ocean View
Kethel
Bunion
Iai Carian
Jacksonville racing results with multiple winners
In Jacksonville the first race was won by Rose of Jeddah with Lascrump second and Goldmine third in 2 35. The second race saw Marie Hyde take victory, Ben Lomond second, Louise Bell third in 1 16 1 5. Carlton G. won the third race as Tom Hayward finished second and Dr Holzberg third in 1 29 4 65. Earl of Richmond led the next race with Limpa second and Aviator third in 1 49 2 5. Eyewhite won followed by All Red and May Amelia in 1 15 2 5. The sixth race produced Starover first, Fal cada second, Ed Keck third in 1 51 25.
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Rose of Jeddah
Lascrump
Goldmine
Marie Hyde
Ben Lomond
Louise Bell
Carlton G
Tom Hayward
Dr. Holzberg
Earl of Richmond
Limpa
Aviator
Eyewhite
All Red
May Amelia
Starover
Falcada
Ed Keck
Attell to Box Allen in 10 Round No Decision Bout
Abe Attell world featherweight champion will fight Billy Allen of Canada in Syracuse on January 22 in a ten round no decision bout.双方 are set for the bout with the city hosting the event.
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Attell
Box Allen
Syracuse
N. Y
Abe Attell
Billy Allen
Canada
Who Is This Man Behind The Hidden Picture
Readers are asked to identify a known figure from two mutilated photographs published in The Daily Star sport pages. The contest requires mailed answers to the sporting editor by 8 o clock Monday morning, with an unmutilated photo and the name of the unknown to appear the next day.
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Ocean
Daily Star Sport
Taft
Sporting
Boxing Bouts And Promoter Troubles In Ocean State And Beyond
Young Erie and Billy Willis scheduled to meet in Philadelphia next Monday. George Alger drawn to box Young Ahearn in Augusta Maine next Monday night. Dick Howell set to face Tommy Furey at Rhode Island A C tomorrow night. Dave Smith defeats Bill Papke in Augusta, denying middleweight title claim. Carl Morris declines Don O Kelley offer, cites $12 000 Oklahoma purse. Jim Barry learns his receipts were attached after Memphis bout. Don O Kelley vs Al Kubiak canceled in Syracuse. Porky Flynn to oppose O Kelley. Barry warned promoters reject his advance messages.
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Young Erie
Billy Willis
Philadelphia
George Alger
Young Ahearn
New York
Augusta
Dick Howell
Tommy Furey
Rhode Island A. C
Bill Papke
Dave Smith
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Hope
Don O’kelley
Jim Barry
Tony Ross
Memphis
Barry
al Kubiak
Syracuse
Kubiak
Porky Flynn
O’kelley
Racing results from Emeryville card listed
In Emeryville on January 5 races featured Alchemist winning the first race with Look Out second and Meda third in 1:13 4-5. Swede Sam took the second race with Lady Adelaide running second and Argonaut third in 1:14. Amon won the third race with Lem Dale and King Earl third in 7 35 1-6. Eddie Graney led the fourth race with Ada Meads second and Bailiff's Daughter third in 1:40 14. Faneuil Hall won the fifth race with Native Son second and Passenger third in 1:13 26.
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Emeryville
Alchemist
Lookout
Meda
Sam
Lady Adelaide
Argonaut
Amon
Lem Dalest
King Earl
Eddie Graney
Ada Meads
Bailiff's Daughter
Faneuil Hall
Wisconsin coach decision sparks student unrest
Multiple items note sports and civic matters. University of Wisconsin students express dissatisfaction as Athletic Director G W Ehler declines to recommend reappointment of Coach Tom Barry for football and baseball. A separate item mentions Mayor Frederick Kriesman offering a diamond medal to the national bowling champion.
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Madison, Wis
G. W. Ehler
University of Wisconsin
Tom Barry
Brown
ST. Lou
Frederick H. Kriesman
United States
American Bowling Congress
Fastest Skater Margret A. Graham To Star At Springfield Carnival
Miss Margaret A. Graham of Ludlow, touted as the fastest skater in this region, will headline the Springfield Skating Club carnival at the Van Horn reservoir on January 14 and appear at the Boston indoor ice rink on January 28. Dance at Dresmland tonight.
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Springfield
Masa
Margaret A. Graham
Ludlow
van Horn Reservoir
Boston
Bowling Scores Rally As Badgers Sweep Rabbits Trio
Last night at Bismarck alleys the Badgers won two of three against Rabbits haw. Jonéa led with a 267 in final game after 138 and 168 in earlier frames while Ferrera plans to bowl the Wild cats tonight. G. Chase announced Harry Wolter unsalable by Highlanders trade.
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Badgers
Bismarck
Jonéa
Ferrera
Wildcats
San Jose
Cal
Hal Chase
New York American League Baseball Club
Harry Wolter
Highlanders
New
Wolter
Chase
Stark Signs 1911 Contract With Brooklyn
Memphis Tenn January reports that Dol ly Stark former Southern league player later with San Antonio and Dayton has signed a 1911 contract with Brooklyn and will report at Hot Springs. The Lasin fragment mentions unrelated phrases about Virgines and Westlake not part of the baseball item.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jan
Dolly” Stark
San Antonio
Dayton
Brooklyn
Hot Springs
Meals Served in City Telegraph Ad Rough Text
Public notice lists meals served in a city telegraph area with unclear times and locations. Incomplete lines mention Colman dock and a schedule subject to change with a phone contact for Main 2999 and an advertisement line.
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Laure Pree
Rverett
Bia
Mieamer Lkevee
Colman
Enett
Sample Buffets Clearance Offer for Golden Oak Buffets
A local ad lists Golden Oak Buffets at low clearance prices. Prices shown include 11.50, 35.00 and 20.75 for assorted models.
China Closets Remove Sale Prices Displayed
The ad lists heavy reductions on china closets including Golden Oak models at 33.50 and 40.00, Mission Oak at 92.50 and 46.00, with other prices 21.50 26.50 47.50 and a famed Oak model at 35.50 and 27.58.
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Ing
Mission Oak China
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