New Contender Faces Big Fight Ahead for McLarnin
This feature profiles James McLarnin nicknamed Baby Face, detailing his Irish origin, boxing rise from bantam to lightweight, notable wins over LaBarba and Fields, recent strong performances, and mounting buzz about a potential title shot as he faces upcoming bouts in Detroit and beyond.
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Jimmy Powers
NEW Fork
Babs
Rascal
James McLarnin
Baby Fate
Kaplan
theKeed
Sid Terris
Billy Wallace
Sammy Dundeil
Nucup
Detroit
McLiarmin
Bantam Xauke Ead
McLarnid
Tyne
ViBady Dace
Lee
Videl Ga Barba
Bentleman
Frankie Sands
Joe Dillion
Abe Cordun
Young Nationalist
Sammy Lee
Jeckie
Pide LaBarba
Youngs Wareil
Teddy Silva
Pancho Ville
End Taylor
Tayer
Johany Farr
Pumpadour
Wallanthe Reed
Erris
Wallace
Brende
Benny Leonard
Buvel
Major leaguers weigh minors draft impact in Landis talks
Officials from the national and American leagues weigh the minors draft plan amid resistance from league owners who prefer the modified system. The outcome hinges on Commissioner Landis as talks continue with a joint meeting anticipated tomorrow. Rumors place George Sisler, Phil Bell, and other stars in possible trades as Detroit reportedly considers moves.
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Landis
Hig League
International League
Wit Intarest
Dad
George Sisler
Browns
Phil Bell
St Louie
Senators
Ptomey Wins By Knockout In Cumberland Bout
Willey Ptomes, alkaervice champion and a favorite, knocked out Frandie Thendara of Philadelphia in the thin round of their scheduled ten round bout at Cumberland. Up until the knockout, Thendara led in strokes. Teotore Sad won sixteen straight fehis, six of Hebi, which were Enowte pits.
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Willey Ptomes
Thete
Frandie Thendara
Cumberland
Teotore Sad
Hebi
Hancork Pippins Triumph Over Leestown Collekturs
In a rough college matchup the Hancork Pippins defeated the Leestown Collekturs 44 to 16. McCulloch led the Pippins with strong scoring while Lefty Willis starred for Leestown. Other names such as Kratzer, Brown, Gardier, and French appear in the fray, with Wobler returning home from Hagerstown after a stay in Hagerstown.
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Hancork Pippins
Leestown Collekturs
Lefty Willis
Bneeball Star
McCulloch
Gallegians
Kratzer
Tewe
Thwalls
Brown
Gardier
Boe
Roudeus
Psecscene L
McCullough
T. Boo Powers
N McKinlay
Burtt
Ge Vee
A. French
Ti. Trench
G. Q
Wwatts
Wobler
Smithsbury
Hageratown
Coal Prices Listed at Pocahontas Nat and Somerset Run Mine
Coal price listing shows Pocahontas Nat at 7.50 dollars, Somerset Run Mine at 5.50 dollars for lump coal. T. W. Boyer ABI, 3, Potomac Street, Pot. St. phone 368 provides contact.
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Pocahontas Nat
Somerset Run
T. W. Boyer
New Champion Tammy Loughran Captures Light Heavy Title
Tammy Loughran of Philadelphia won the undisputed light heavyweight title with a 16 round victory over Jimmy Bluttery of Buffalo at Madison Square Garden. He proclaimed he would defend the crown frequently and eye Leo Lamont next, while avoiding the heavyweight division for a year. Ringside observers favored Loughran by the crowd, with Bluttery holding a slight edge in one judge’s score.
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New York
Tammy Loughran
Philadelphia
Ile
OT Coures
Leo Lamukt
Jhows
Mickey Welker
Jack Delucey
al Geve Tuncey
Loughran
Plan to Stop Stalls in Detroit Boxing Scene
A Detroit report outlines a controversial plan by C. T. Hall and associates to stimulate boxing fights by paying fighters per round and adding a levied charge to fans via a megaphone. The account notes ambiguities in the recent Benny Basa versus Jahnny Dare bout and records a sequence of penalties discussed, including fines for alleged misbehavior during bouts. The piece reflects a chaotic, sensational boxing environment with unclear motives and disputed statements from various managers.
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Detroit
Tuiesia
Hall
Giessman
Grissyman
Fox
Olen Parr
Fury
Saliane
Brisk Recovery of Prices on Market
New York December 12 Reuters reports a brisk market rally with new highs since early December. Sterling exchange recovers to within about a cent of the gold export point while stock prices rise broadly, with gains from 1 to 7 points across most groups.
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New York
Dew
Sterling Exchange
Sterling Cahlea
Jeeves
Nameless Eleven Prep Tilt With Martineburg Firemen
Nameless A. G. gridders meet Strong Hose Go No 5 of Martineburg Sunday afternoon at 2:80 oclock. Coach Hoot Frankigan leads a strong lineup as Nameless scrambles to improve after a string of wings and losses. A 25 cent admission and a large crowd are expected to witness the contest.
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A. G
Martineburg
Widlow
Sonia
Gumberland Valley
No Transfer of Club Yet In Local Franchise Battle
Fragmented notice says Traynor Lehr owner could not wire approval for patchon of the Hagersloin Fall Clit Tranchise. Local directors today, C Walter Haker representing Lei, said nothing could be done without formal approval to the purchase of the child and us le.
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Traynor Lehr
Wisigal
Hagersloin
Wands Ct
C. Walter Haker
Lei
Soli
Chil
Deal Nears Closure for Prospective Stock Sale
A legal representative reported strong interest in a stock transaction with Prospect gutterley, claiming over 50 percent of out-t landing stock. Officials indicated readiness to finalize terms and set a date for closing, aiming before the upcoming Jesqua meeting this Friday afternoon.
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Gutterley
Letn
Wielie
Pair with contest Agnes Doyle and Wilbur W Evans win big prize
Agnes Doyle a 24 year old lyric soprano from Dever teams with 22 year old Wilbur W Evans of West Philadelphia to win first prize in the National Raila Audition in New York. They take 5000 dollars and two years of music tuition as the top award.
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Agnes Doyle
Dever
Wilbur W. Evans
West Philadelphia
New York
Music Tuillou
Raila
Unclear Report Shows Casualties in Local Skirmish
Partial OCR reading notes multiple casualties in a fiero fight with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions Catto Velweet Caatomere icony and Lewly with a sudden voice, but lacks verifiable details or context for full attribution.
Blue Goes to Browns in Major League Trade
New York dispatch reports the Detroit Tisava manager George Dior announced that first baseman Lu Blue and outfielder Harry Manisa were traded to the St Louis Browns for outfielder Tlarry Rice, pitcher law Yen Gilder and a third player to be named later. Speculation centers on whether George Sister will be the Browny’s returning star. No cash was involved in the deal.
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New York
Detroit Tisava
George Dior
Harry Manisa
St. Lowis Browns
Tlarry Rice
Pitchar Law Yen Gilder
Piayoy
Mawei Tater
George Sister
Ter Froit
Sister
Chies
Morlaiity
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