Dundee and Mandot Prelim to Willard Fulton Bout
New York reports Johnny Dundee weighing in with a twenty round preliminary bout offer against Mandot. Promoters Tortorich and Burns aim to stage the Dundee Mandot clash during Mardi Gras week in New Orleans next March as a lead in to the Willard Fulton affair. The two rivals previously met with Dundee prevailing in New Orleans and Mandot earning a tough nod in New York.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Mandot
New Orleans
Tortorich
Burns
Willard-Fulton
Burna
Dundee
Boys' Clubs to Form Athletic League in Ogden
Local clubs in Ogden plan to create an athletic league for boys under 18. A pennant prize will be awarded to the club with the best overall performance across basketball outing track and baseball. Clubs across the city are invited to send representatives to a Methodist church meeting.
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Athletic League
Pian
D. Ps
Claba
Elty
van Athletic League
Tis Teague
Beloe
AML Clube
Methodist Church
Iency ‘Olsen
Sibletic
D. R
M.A
HGH School Bame Postponed In Local Match
The HGH School Bame game, from HGH High School He ys ville, has been postponed to Friday December 11 due to poor team condition. Coach Romming expects the hoopers to be in trim next Friday as Kaysville’s local squad is outweighted but the Orange and Black show fighting spirit. Orden’s small squad has a history of strong play, and school spirit remains high for the rescheduled contest.
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High
Orden
Romney
Clark Bowling Team Seeks Leaders After Three Straight Wins
The Clark bowling squad has won three straight, edging out Ed Smyth and moving into a top spot. If they continue at that pace, they could challenge the league leaders.
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CLARK
Aba
Glasmann Nleya
St. Clark
Ed Smyth
Bowling Standings and Arbitration Proposal Between Universities
The column notes high bowling totals with 7643 pins and mentions Ted Watkins, a standout gate, and rival teams Clark & Sons and Pet. It also references a proposed arbitration to settle athletic relations between two universities. The letter from Suet aboard and the Associated Students of Stanford would accept an unbiased opinion from a neutral arbiter to resolve the dispute.
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Hiwaye
Ted Watkins
Bich Aingle
Clark & Sons
Ietter
Stanford
Federal New York Manager Named in Early Talks
Chicago, February. Larry Sinclair, a backer of the Federal team plan for New York, announced offers for management and key players. He proposed Trugbie Jennings of the Newport American and considered Frank Baker of the Athletic, with possible bids for Fielder Jones or retention of George Stovall as transfers. Several minor leaguers and Pacific Coast recruits were eyed for New York as Sinclair travels to Tulsa. In college news, Stanford proposed restoring relations with the University of California after a letter from Stanford president Wilton to UC president Street disclosed an olive branch for reunification.
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Chicago
Wec
Jennings
Tigers
Sinclair
Fielder Jones
Atlanta Federals
Lgeorge Stovall
New York
Pacific Coast
Sladak
Tulsa
Outa
Stanford University
Stanton University
University of California
BP. R. Wilton
Charles Street
Associated Students of
Buenos Aires Stage Carnival Plans Big Pugilists
New York dispatch reports South American sportsmen plan a Buenos Aires carnival next spring to stage four world boxing championships. A total of 125000 will be deposited to be divided into purses with 47000 more for traveling training and advertising. Top bouts would feature Willard and leading heavyweights Gibbons Darcey Walsh White and Johnny Etile with titles in each class. Local promoters appoint Jones and Corley as American representatives and matchmakers.
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New York
Millionaira
Jess Willard
Mike Gibbons
St Paul
Les Darcey
Australia
Freddy Walsh
England
Charley White
Chicago
Kid Williama
Baltimore
Johnny Ertle
Bach
Faron Nicholas Mihanovich
Buenos Aires
South America
Tons Jones
Jack Corley
Welsh and White Ready for World Lightweight Title Bout
Freddy Welsh of England and Charley White of Chicago signed to meet in a twenty round world lightweight title bout. They will weigh 135 pounds at 10 AM or 135 pounds at 2 PM, with $10000 posted by managers and $1500 more by each to the stake holder. Bids open until December 16 and the match must occur within six weeks under Queensberry rules with a neutral referee.
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New York
Freddy Welsh
England
Charley
Chicago
Worth
White
Queensberry
Referes
France Honors Carpentier for Reconnaissance Service
Paris reports Sergeant Georges Carpentier, European heavyweight champion now with the French aviation corps, awarded the military cross for brilliant reconnaissance missions by air. He joined the colors at war’s start, endured shell loss of his apparatus, served as signal corps courier, then moved to aviation last May. His notable feat included downing Gun Boat Smith on July 16, 1914.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Pubust
Europe
French Aviation Corpa
Carpentier
Alma Richards Declared Ineligible by Central A A W Board
Chicago December 2 The Central A A W board ruled Alma Richards once Olympic champion in hind jump 1912 ineligible to compete in central district meets due to Texas residence on his July Illinois Athletic Club entry. He must return medals from the July meet where he placed in weight event high jump and discus javelin. Richards now attends Carmnell University.
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Chicago
Central A. A. Wt. Board of
Alma Richards
Stockholm
Central Diatrict
Texas
Provo
Utah
Central
Man- Beers
Hiewards
Illiois Athletic Club
Richards la
Carmnell Univeraily
Canada to Aid Great Britain in War Effort
Ottawa reports Finance Minister White and a four member committee of the Canadien Packers association discussed Canada loaning funds to support Great Britain's war expenditure. A credit facility for Canadian shell makers is to be established by Canadian banks with government endorsement, backed by Ontario bonds or treasury bills.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Great Britain
White
Canadien Packers Association
Treasury
Damper Put On Peace Mission Sparks Inquiries
Washington officials say the peace party chartered by Henry Ford has no official sanction from the United States. Secretary Lansing notes the expedition carries no credentials and travels only in neutral countries. Passports were issued or denied after scrutiny, with seven five granted for travel and some refusals due to improper or non U.S. citizenship. Officials warn travelers without proper passports will not be allowed to land in Britain or travel to war zones.
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United States
Yessels
Henry Ford
Lansing
Ford
Wilson
Washington
State Department
Europe
Department
Lansley
Louriats
Dettleh
Great Drite
Ford Ahlps
British Cannot Raise Big Army Declares 4 Million Men
Berlin dispatch reports that Field Marshal Earl Kitchener said Britain would have 4,000,000 men under arms by March and could arm and provision 6,000,000. Oversea News Agency notes German circles doubt Britain can field so many men and questions officer quality for 6,000,000 troops while Germany Austria Hungary and Turkey mobilize reserves to outnumber enemies.
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Berlin
Sayilife
Earl Kitchener
Great Britain
West March
Roatta
Germany
Austria Hungary
Turkey
Tip
Adam's Distinction Pat Blames Mother-In-Law in Court
Adam's Distinction Pat blamed his mother in law for the beating of his wife and faced court scrutiny for poor gallantry. The tongue Istrata questioned whether chivalry survives among men and noted men who never spoke up.
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Mother Goosie
Adam
Pat
Bia
Pihe
Aventure in a Small Town Sketches and Quirks
In a chatty scene, Pat corrects a magistrate about Adan's name while neighbors trade remarks on propriety. Farmer Bates teases a lodger and a vicar, noting his own cows and hens. Aparently a comic tale of quirks and everyday manners unfolds as Arabella debates a clever parrot and a clock bird.
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Andan
Pat
Atoxted
Adan
Bates
Toso
Son
Bella
Arabella
Rose
Werdon
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