Industrial League Bowling Scores At Temple Alleys
The Southwesterns defeated the Ghosted team two of three games at Temple alleys in the Industrial League. At Gala alleys Standard A Co. failed in all three games against Temple Club. Results show close totals despite Temple Club dominance. Paris February 13. Battling Siki, cleared by the international boxing federation, plans to travel to America in April to seek bouts with Harry Greb and other top heavyweight contenders.
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Southwesterns
Leagee
Temple
Standard
Temple Club
Rasthweata
Paris
International Boxing Federation
Battling Siki
America
Harry Greb
Hecht
Last Nights Fights Across The Nation Reported
Local and regional boxing results from multiple cities feature undecided bouts and decisive wins. Notables include West Virginia flyweight champion Unde Janita defeating Jimmy Katz in Toledo, six rounds apiece draws between Mike O Dowd vs Young Harry Forbes and Eddie Anderson vs Harold Smith, plus Billy Gibbs knocking out K O Lefevia in Toledo. Other outcomes list Allman beating LaRue in Bay City, Keough over Steve Jackson, Manty defeated by Currie, and Frankie Jerome besting Wee Willie Spencer in New York, among numerous decisions and knockouts across Detroit Boston Chicago and more.
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Columbus
Lou Janita
West Virginia
Jimmy Katz
Toledo
Mike O’dowd
Harry Forbes
Billy Gibbs
K. O. Lefevia
Red Sox Players Path to Yankee Park Foiled by Trade Rumors
A garbled note suggests Red Sox players linked to Yankee Park through purchases or trades. Names and details are unclear, with fragments referencing fans, Harry, and a farm story tied to the Yankees.
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RED Sox
Yankee Park
Sports Schedule Highlights Across Racing Baseball and More
Racing meets in New Orleans and Havana join Tijuana events as cycling and basketball opens. Baseball National League annual schedule in New York, six day race in Chicago, Cotton States scholastic tournament in Auburn, skiing Winter tournament in Revelstoke, and premier women golf events at Pinehurst Palm Beach and Miami plus Pat Moore facing Bud Taylor in Indianapolis in a 10‑round boxing bout.
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New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana Jockey Club
Tijuana
National League
New York
Chicago
Auburn
Alg
Bowlin Ling Associ Paul
Business International
St. of
Revelstoke
Pinehurst
Palm Beach
Miami
Fla
Pat Moore
Bud Taylor
Indianapolis
Eastern Stars to Initiate New Members Tonight
Wellington notices Eastern Stars plan to install two new members at Mall. A luncheon and special entertainment follow the ceremony. Also reported is a Boy Scouts anniversary event with a talk in the high school chapel about the organization.
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Mic Mall
BOY World
Boy Scouts Organization
Watters
Boy Scout Organization
Andrew N
Wellington Personal Notes Reflect Illnesses and Visits
Rev. Mr. Mallory of the Christian Church missed Sunday sermon due to illness. The Christian Endeavor meeting, led by Mr. Neal, proceeded with congregation support. Miss Gladys Coates and Theodore Reynolds suffer influenza. Ned Hughes shows improvement. Miss Dorothy Battles has recovered enough to go out. Mr Battles departed for Cleveland to aid his ill grandchild and daughter in law.
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Wellington
Mallory
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Neal
Gladys Coates
Theodore Reynolds
Ned Hughes
Dorothy Battles
Battles
Cleveland
Stock Market Opens Strong with Mixed Advances
In New York on February 13, stocks rose at the open led by United Fruit and U S Steel with gains and higher oil shares. Rails and Republic and Southern Pacific posted notable upticks while oil issues edged up slightly. Grain markets in Chicago showed marked advances as wheat and corn jumped with strong provisions. Liberty bonds opened higher in New York, and Cleveland livestock reported mixed prices with hogs down. In other notes, a piano store sold 290 grand pianos in a single day and New York City accounted for over half of fountain pen production in the nation.
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New York
National Enameling
United Fruit
U. S. Steel
Crucible
Southern Railway
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
United States
New York City
Opera star tries boxing career for pay
Frank D'Annunzio, a distant relative of Gabriel, sought a boxing path after lamenting operatic conflicts. He expected payment for his fighting, hoping to translate his stage fighting into the ring, a move noted amid the world of opera.
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Frank D’annunzio
Gabriel
D’annunzio
Operatiara
White Plague Finds New Cause Amid Fuel Shortage
Amid fuel and capital shortages the article notes a new cause for the white plague in a Soviet context. The text reflects uncertainty about leadership changes and economic strain under Russian Soviet governance.
Boxing plans and sports notes collide across leagues
Battling Biki faces limited chances to box in London as land restrictions loom. New Jersey proposes a 5000 dollar annual stipend for boxing commissioners while Jimmy Wilde may be drawn across the ocean by a 45000 dollar offer. Dave Shade’s victory over Eddie Shevlin suggests a match with Mickey Walker. Pinehurst hosts strong North South golf talent this year. The Giants may gain from Jack Bentley’s purchase money dispute with Baltimore. Ty Cobb warns Detroit fans the Tigers may not win the pennant but could surprise in 1924. F C of New York meets Bethlehem Steel in American Soccer League title race. Johnny Weissmuller faces Richard Nowell as a rival in swimming. Massachusetts legislature urged to legalize Sunday professional baseball. Pro boxers Jim Delaney and Harry Greb tabs a title bout in a potential light heavyweight clash. Babe Herman signs with the Red Sox. Western U S Amateur Hockey Association title race promises a landmark season. Leslie Bancroft ranks high among American women tennis players, with Molla Mallory leading. Bill Roper’s coaching boosts Princeton football expectations next fall.
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Biki
London
New Jersey
New Boxing Commission
Jimmy Wilde
Dave Shade
Eddie Shevlin
Mickey Walker
Pinehurst
Baltimore
Jack Bentley
Giants
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Tigers
New York F. C
Bethlehem Steel
Johnny Weissmuller
Richard Nowell
Chicago
Massachusetts
Mike Gibbons
Mike Collins
Jim Delaney
St. Paul
Harry Greb
Bouse
Babe
Floyd
Babe’ Herman
Omaha
Red Sox
Cleveland
Pittsburg
United States Amateur Hockey Association
Leslie Bancroft
Boston
Mola Mallory
Bill Roper
Princeton
Roper
Percy Haughton
Harvard
Dempsey Seeks $500000 For Fights In New York City
The famed boxer is said to demand five hundred thousand dollars for three bouts, sparking talk of where and how a heavyweight match might occur. NY officials under Muldoon refuse to sanction Dempsey versus Wills or Willard while he leads the boxing board, leaving promoters to ponder a New Jersey venue.
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Dempsey
New York
Rickard
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Willard
Boxing Board
Billy
New Jersey
Jersey City
Punching Bag Inventor Referee Dies in San Francisco
San Francisco obituary notes the death of Hiram Cook at age 76. A famed fight referee from the early era, Cook refereed the 61 round bout between Peter Jackson and Jim Corbett and is credited with inventing the punching bag. The piece mentions scattered remnants about Ohio and public service lunch rooms.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hiram Cook
Cook
Peter
Ohio
Public Service
Lorain
America
Rain
England
Ay Eng Ang
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Advertisement
Nervousness fatigue and low spirits advertised Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand from C. W. Phillips. Claim it improves mood in three days with a money back offer on the first box. Targets aids to nervous system constipation sleep issues and indigestion with a 60 cent box price.
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Ambition Brand
Et Co. W.phillips
Wendell
Pls
C. W. Phillips
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