Sacco Dominates Nobe Cervantes In Title Bout
In Salt Lake City Jimmy Sacco of Portland outsped Nobe Cervantes of Rawlins Wyoming in ten rounds. Cervantes showed bewilderment at Sacco’s speed with left jabs. The Salt Lake semi windup saw Paul Hardy defeat Harvey Bateson in six rounds using Hooks and sharp combinations. Babe Herman and Dallas Bateman fought to a four round draw.
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Giants Seek Outfielder as McGraw Returns from Florida
Jack Bentley's name reappears in trade chatter with John McGraw coming back to New York from Florida. The Giants need an outfielder to cover a full season so George Kelley can stay at first base. Three clubs, including the Pittsburg Pirates, are said to be after Bentley.
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Notice of Personal Responsibility by Joe Slee
A27k Joe Slee states he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by others after this date. The notice asserts sole liability and disclaims charges run up by third parties.
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Grange Exploitation Sets Pro Football Back Five Years
Guy Chamberlain, former Nebraska end and Frankford Yellow Jackets coach, argues that Red Grange's pro debut damaged professional football by overburdening him and disillusioning fans. He cites Green Bay attendances and calls for stricter player eligibility rules to revive public interest. He notes pro football can thrive with proper structure but risks collapse if mismanaged.
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Peanut Coal Sale Cuts Furnace Bill
Idaho Coal and Ice Co offers Peanut Coal for furnaces and ranges at 7.50 dollars per ton. Phones 304 305. Tribune wants ads: bring results.
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LIFE STORY OF THE BUSH LEAGUES
John 5 Foster traces early minor league turmoil as expansion sparks clashes with major leagues. Key events include the rise of the American Association, Watkins and Hickey in Indianapolis, legal battles, and weather-induced suspensions in 1903. Players and cities like Kansas City Milwaukee Denver Omaha St Joseph Wichita figure in the reshaping of early baseball’s minors.
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Paolino to Beam Up Ballyhoo for Dempsey Bout in America
New York gossip says Paolino, dubbed the Tiger of the Pyrenees, plans a bold arrival before winter ends. Curley rallies press setups to threaten a spring outdoor clash, eyeing Luis Firpo as a potential challenger and Dempsey’s next atmospheric opponent.
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Boxing Results From Newark Buffalo and New York
Fights last night featured Pete Lazzo of Scranton winning a newspaper decision over Billy Wells of Great Britain for welterweight honors in twelve rounds in Newark. Jimmy Slattery defeated Roy McCormick in Buffalo in ten rounds for middleweight supremacy. Eddie Anderson beat Georgia Balduo in New York over ten rounds. Davy Abbed outpointed Max Svitzky in ten rounds in Buffalo. Slattery also won a judge's decision over Bar Meteor Ireland in ten rounds here Monday night.
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Boxing card set for Wednesday in Rigby at Armory
The Ririe Athletic Club plans a fast boxing program with a ten round main event pitting Jens Stringham of Salt Lake City against Henry Potter of Ririe. Roy McCarthy of Salt Lake vs Duke Potter and two four round preliminaries fill the bill.
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Stecher and Londos to Meet for $20,000 Pursed Showdown
Chicago report notes a $20,000 purse offered for a January 4 bout between Joe Stecher the scissorski and Jim Londos the Greek heavyweight at the Chicago Coliseum. Stecher recently held the heavyweight title after defeating Stanislaus Zbyszko, who had won it from Big Munn.
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USC President Sees Pro Football Threat to College Game
Los Angeles December 22. Pr. Ru fus L. Klemamid, president of the University of Southern California, joined university executives in opposing professional football. He warned college football will lose prestige if star players keep signing pro contracts, saying he cannot condemn Grange or Nevers but fears the king of sports may end.
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Lenglen Returns With Two Finals Victory in Monaco
Suzanne Lenglen comes back after two months rest to win two finals in Monaco where she and Jacques Brugran defeated Fisher and Satterthwaite 6 0 6 2. In doubles she and Mrs Satterthwaite beat Macready and O’Neill 6 0 6 1. Mile Lenglen did not enter singles.
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Oregon Agricultural College Polo Beats Stanford 6 to 3
In Palo Alto on December 22 the Oregon Agricultural College polo team defeated Stanford R. C. 7 Se by six to three. The Oregon players paused in transit to Tucson for three games with the University of Arizona and will return to play Stanford here January 12.
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Question Box Answers on Baseball Transfers and Jump Training
A reader asks if a player may refuse a transfer, and is told there is no right to decline. Another asks if a manager can also play. answer confirms legality in all leagues. Then a training query on high and broad jumps is advised to focus on one event and practice fifteen minutes daily with coach guidance.
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Wyoming Lad Eddie Anderson Wins 10 Round Bout
Eddie Anderson of Wyoming won a 10 round decision over George Baldue of Lewiston Maine. Anderson weighed 125 and Baldue 129. In the semifinal Davy Abad of Panama bantam outpointed Max Sitsky of New York.
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Army football game in Nome snowpelt delights crowd
In Nome Alaska two US Army teams played a snowy football game. Company EK Seventh Infantry defeated Company F amid delays as frostbite treatment and a polar bear mascot attempted to eat the ball. Army headquarters received word of the event in San Francisco.
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