Boxing clubs show 26000 NY boxing patrons seek seats
A New York survey of boxing clubs reveals about 26 000 members signed up as patrons across ten Greater New York clubs. The figures suggest strong local interest with regulars likely to attend every fight night at their neighborhood venues.
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York
Dee
New York
Gotham
Toralet
Greater New York
Broadway
Brooklyn
J. Weistantel
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Fairmount
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Queensboro
Heusen
Avery Entertainment
Mus Nenreat
Boxing Notes From Around The Ring
Benny Teanard knocked out Gena Delmont in the eighth round at Br. Paul. Teanard dominated early, finished with a stomach blow for the KO in a ten round bout. Billy Whelan stopped Johnny Noye in the second of the semi windup in Providence. Patsy Cline KO'd Jimmy Baul in Marieville after one minute and thirty seconds. Harry Greb set to box Guy Chivlie for seventeen rounds on December seventeenth in Cincinnati. Dilllon bout canceled. Joe Choyack is ill with popeinua, a disease that felled Nabe Fitesimona weeks ago in Pittsburgh. Bratton, Denver featherweight, has joined the navy and leaves for training at Sayreville.
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Br. Paul
Benny Teanard
Ughbreight
Gena Delmont
Memphis
Jeonard
Delmont
Billy
Whelan
Johnny Noye
Sina
BL. Paul
Married Men Chosen in Brooklyn Ball Club Tale
In this Brooklyn report, married men are selected for a club led by Charlys J. Ebtons, with Squires Vbbela affirming the decision to retain Marquard. The piece describes Rube Macytach and a farm-themed charity game led by Charles Cambhey and Rowland, featuring veteran players and crowd involvement as they simulate farm work to raise support for the team. Hans Lobzat is noted as a veteran in the roster.
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New York
Cinelmnagl Livia
Charlys J. Ebtors
Brooklyn
Squires
Marquard
Oldest third baseman in the National League in service
The article notes Haas, once with the Pirates, as the oldest third baseman in the National League by length of service. It discusses his release amid team changes and ownership shifts, and mentions Neali belonging to the Bucaneers with the option agreement being altered.
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Sergice
Pittsburg &N
Shna
Pirates
Whiety Teant
Pittsburg
Haas
Lindora
Neali
Buccaneers
Firth
Boys Try To Steal Car in City
Kenneth Fare Henry Gond and Claud Wilkingan three juveniles were taken into custody by Acting Police Chief O H Mobsman for planning to steal an automobile. They were released on promise to appear before Judge Joshua Homer of Juvenile Court next Saturday. A missing key dropped en route to the station led to their capture. The youths, well dressed and ordinarily intelligent, gave statements about the attempted theft and warned that a second car theft is possible.
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Kenneth Fare
Henry Gond
Claud Wilkingan
H. Mobsman
Hyid
Joshua Homer
Juventie Court
Baspleton Fival
Mahlon
Chem Rus- Ingworth
Fou
Anj
Pha
War time baseball plans threaten full season cutbacks
War era baseball talks outline a 164 game schedule over five months with a 2.60 daily cap for players and a 30 day training period. Major leagues discuss war clauses, revised contracts, and public funding of entertainment while aiming to keep the national game near normal and provide training and exhibition games at military camps.
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Chicago
Dee
Alera
Oustain
Sail
Gwnere
Fortalion
Inagu
Yeague
Towa
Trequinr
New York
Tiese
Ban Johnson
Log Fire at Temple Damages Utah Church Building
A major fire badly damaged the Logup temple on Tuesday evening, with losses estimated at $100,000. Investigators led by President Serge F. Rallif found the blaze started from a wired cabinet under a stairway and spread through the building, destroying the celestial room and many precious articles. Firefighters fought through heavy smoke and water damage, with restoration cost later pegged at $20,000 to $100,000. The Logan temple, the fourth built by Mormons and dedicated in 1844, remains a cornerstone of Utah’s religious history.
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Choreli Um Metkla
Agehitectearel
Serge F. Rallif
Salt Lake
Binze
Werath
Bern
F Hayling
Lalu
Feor
Jamatr
Hin Ting
Henry McCulloch
Pals
Logan Temple
Utah
Brigham Young
Chiropractor 16 to be arraigned on license charge
The chiropractor identified as a local practitioner had the demurrer to the complaint charging practicing medicine without a license overruled by Judge Agee. The judge ruled the facts stated were sufficient and ordered the chiropractor to appear before the court.
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B. Johnson
Agee
Aoen
Supreme Court
Chira- Bractor
Unity Lodge No. 18 Elects Officers At Meeting
Unity Lodge No. 18 held its annual officer election with R. K. Foyd named master and F. Oss00 senior Warden. P. F. Kirkendall junior Warden, H. L. Taylor treasurer, Felix Moore secretary, Fred M. Nye trustee. Installation to occur Wednesday in December.
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Nolis
R. K. Foyd
F. C
ELAS REUNION PLANS FOR NEW YEAR EVE AT ELKS LODGE
The Elks lodge of Qyden announced a New Year’s Eve reunion and celebration at the lodge. An entertainment committee led by W F T Greenwell, Morris Flowers, George Huss, Barent Stone, Par Jey Hichardson and Robert M Haggan will publish the program soon. The recent monthly dance drew many members and their ladies with Jilan Thatcher’s orchestra providing music and refreshments served.
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Elks' Lodge
Qyden
Consieta
W. FT. Greanwell
Morris Flawera
Georgs Huss
Barsent Stone
Par Jey Hichardson
Robert M. Haggan
Adam Farber Elected President of the Eagles Lodge
Adam Farber was elected president of the Geddes Eagles Inigo lodge with no dissenting vote at the Horus meeting. He succeeds C. G. Carlile, with Harry Wright as vice president and other officers chosen by acclamation. The group’s finances were reported sound and plans for a festive social season include a December 14 smoker and multiple dances over the holidays.
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Geddes Ferle
Eagles Inigo
Horus
C. GB. Carlile
Harry Wright
W. H. Saddingtop
Gilbert Porter
Algo
Farber
Wright
I. Jl. Geiger
W.A. Wright
Haass Arrested as Alien in Boston Celebration
Clemens A. Heasa, treasurer of a cordage manufacturing firm, was arrested in Boston on charges as an alien enemy. He was held without bail pending advice from Washington after authorities interrupted a Lusitania centennial celebration.
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