Fight Managers Unite Against Rickard in Boxing Power Struggle
New York December 4 1921 fighters managers form the Fight Managers Protective Association to curb promoter Tex Rickard who controls Madison Square Garden. The group accuses Rickard of unfair practices and vows to stage bouts only with controlled matchups while Rickard insists he will continue promoting and making matches at the Garden despite the coalition.
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Rickart
Mati Ampresaris
New York
Methpogeth foAn
America
Tex Rickerd
Avie Battleground
Rickerd
Madison Square Garden
Benny Leonard
Johnny Wilson
Wilton
Jack Britton
Rickard
Eddie Mead
Joe Lynch
Sable
Hin
Wilson
Britton
Leonard
Limly Gibson
Acainne Rickard
Dart Morgan
Drittan
Marty Killiles
Wickerd
Mead
Tormet
Brown
Wwective Association
Aaleguara
Mananerse
Bettie
Madison Square ‘Garden
Conroy
Curley
Burse Weobighat Curley
Sheems
Garden
Richard
Unt
Thad
Figh Managers' Protective Association
Chains Diows
Hickard
Tellsa Rickard
Nawe
Abaiy
Ae Hobby Durue
ICRA
Madison Square
Billy Shades Career in New York 1921 Clash
New York December 29 1921 Billy Shade continues in America his winning ways begun in Australia alongside Brothers Pave and George after a managerial war the debut showed a strong start yet failed to stun the crowd. Despite tough opponents like Kelner and Greb Shade impressed with speed and power signaling potential to beat top Americans in future bouts.
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New York
Billy Shade
America
Australia
Pave
George
Eoigi
Esa
Billy
Beccanton
Harry Geb Weichterg
Vaishen
New
Mike Sibinna
Kelner
New ‘York
Nikewise
Pat McCarthy
Terry Te Grab
Greb
Gladiarer
Fahling
Aeling
Turmoil in New York Frat Promoter Figures in Controversy
In the ongoing dispute over the Pit Manatert and protection by the Tight Managers’ Association, promoters argue over policy while Governor Miller’s December 2 declaration ends any hope for a quick resolution. The piece details tensions between managers, police, and state authorities as efforts to oust Richard TWH FLOM MANAGERS COLLAREE intensify.
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Igentnae
Purae
Richard
New York State
Miller
Immense Gate Money at Davis Cup Matches
Immense gate money reported at Davis Cup matches with figures cited as seventy eight thousand dollars. Names and locales include Reena Vale and Japan tents noted in connection with the event.
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Reena Vale
Japan
Tennis Cup Tourneys Draw Strong Attendance and Revenue
The annual United States Lawn Tennis report shows strong attendance at the Davis Cup challenge round at West Drive Tennis Club with about 9000 series tickets sold and total revenue around 7,002.04 after expenses. Net earnings from tournaments include 24,918 dollars from the women’s national championship at SHI Bike Pennie Cloks and a shared youth event, while the overall Davis Cup events generated significant proceeds for both associations.
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United States
Noel Tennings
Cennie
Eup Mateliee
O2l
Meus Finkine
Japan
United En
Cotarn
Sid and Nable in New York Ring Riot
A chaotic scene unfolds in a New York ring as Sid clashes with a rival during a bout, injuring another youth and triggering a tense exchange. Witnesses describe the melee as the crowd erupts while promoters, officials, and reporters document the incident and the rising contender Sammy Nable.
Paddock Sets Nine U S Records In 1921 Track List
California sprinter Paddock appears repeatedly in the Amateur Athletic Union 1921 record compilation, matching and breaking several marks. He tied Don Bally’s 100 yard record and set notable times for 200 and 220 yards, with other performances by Harvard and Notre Dame athletes cited amid a surge of amateur sprinting feats.
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Shue
Aia
Berne Welers
Ralph Craik
Gen’ Lappincott Sguin
Lapgincott
Gus Desch
Notre Dame
Iba Jones
Ananoy
Marlon Fabs Crees
The Rudiments of Golf by Jock Hutchison Advice
A golfing article emphasizes proper instruction and patient practice. It cites Jock Hutchison and a Bet open winner, urging beginners to study each club, understand differences in club heads, and avoid overdriving with weak technique. It discusses common beginner faults and the value of a competent teacher to guide correct swing lines.
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Waltentiuniaein
Iro
Wrond
Wisich
Owith
Bressie
Carpentier Relentless Afterbeat Faces Return Fight
Disjointed notes describe Georges Carpentier's recovery after a beating. He was seen training from his boat with George Guck, preparing for a European return in two years. Details mention medical concerns, weight, and morale as key aspects of his comeback.
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Wells
Weill
Nable
Phil O'Dowd
Easter
Joe Lynch
Sanaaugh Fa
Winary Bop
Tha
Treppen
Carpentier Bex
George Guck
Australien
Oean
Thore
Carpentier
Jace Besnpeey
Borat
Denoyey
Dempaeg
Striking Swimming Feats and Progress in 1891
The New York World reports on 1891 swimming marks set worldwide and in America. Notables include John Welaynuller of the THlinote A.Os and Beheldw Bialbrrey achieving rapid 100 and 200 yard feats. Lulu Langer of Honolulu and Norman Ros illustrating long-distance speed. Women’s free style records advance with Bleibetsy and Boyle achieving remarkable 220 and 440 yard times. College swimmers from New Haven and Yalesa set new marks and dominate championships, with Edwin Elon aiding Yale’s 80 yard record.
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Ae H Handley
New York
Amatrir Athletic Union
Chicago
Misa Beheldw Bialbrrey
Norman Rovs
Neil Cully
Avnilscia
Canada
Marke
America
John Welaynuller
Thlinote A.os
Sime Fret
Uoyde
Rane
Awimmink
Pua Kealeba
Langer
Realoha
Norman Ros
Alina AC
Lulu Langer
Honolul
Bie
Seydarde
de Colirnes
Omii
Stephen Ruddy
New York A.C
Robert Skelton
Mincie AC
Tein Fiat
Omnia
Mine Hiheldy Blebiey
New Yorks
Yada
Lin
Shee
Mia Charlotte Boyle Chine
Enioyen
Evar
New Haven
Sivale
Tosrcis
Balas
Sguteoe Tewaton
Sintec
Chab
Midale
Busine
Coses
Theron
Griese
Individs
Edwin Elon
Yate Tuna
David Joness
Brews University
Dreds Stannard
Angin Sinclair
Annapolis
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Sidia
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Jock Hutchison
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Georges Carpentier
Torre Na Tor
Tanderde Mian
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Teanne
Qurrigga Club
Honolulu
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Mra Elune
Mises
Aboesst
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