Sporting News Young and George Battle Ends In Draw
Al Young and Greek challenger Chris George fought a grueling bout that ended in a draw under referee Vote Vitter. George showed surprising power and speed though Young pressed from the start, with both men exchanging heavy blows through ten rounds to a stalemate before Ogden fans. Downey and Evans, Lankey and Cyclone Louie won earlier undercard bouts, while Shorty Toots accepted a later challenge for a future York bout.
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Oracle Noopsters Triumph In Morgan Utah Tilt 55 to 0
The Oracle Noopsters routed Morgan High School in Morgan Utah with a 55 to 0 victory. Lineups featured Oracle players Wilkinson Glasmann Puller Critchton Lindsay Marshall and Morgan contributors Nelson Tageert White Kilburn Dickson Spendiove, with goals listed for Wikini Glas mann Puller and Tinks. Fouls credited to Wikinaga Nelson Bart and Nelson.
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Four A G Men Receive Letters
Logan December report that only those who kept training regulations will receive letters. Coach Jack Watson will recommend to the executive council that letters be awarded to disciplined players, despite initial plans to honor all who played. The policy aims to preserve team steadiness and long term training standards.
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Tigers negotiate extension for Vattereon with $4900 per season
The article notes Tigers considered extending Vattereon's 1918 contract, now appearing to be a continuation at $4900 per season. It contrasts this with the typical MLB player salaries, implying the deal falls below average major league pay.
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Chase Identified As Fiendishly Eccentric Trader
Miapta December tale recounts Hal Chase, a notorious figure in baseball, who arrives in Atlanta with a large check and no clear connections. He presents papers at a large hotel, is told the manager will verify him, and ends up traveling to Terminal Station to collect funds under the Chase name. The tale underscores the weight of worth over years and the audacity of his ruse.
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National Owners End Meeting in New York After Four Days
After an eight session four day meeting in New York the National Jesus club owners closed their annual gathering. The Pittsburgh club leader urged a nonpartisan commission by appointing an outsider to replace Garry Herrmann while Herrmann offered to resign if it aided baseball. Most present rejected staff changes. the group did agree to scale down players salaries to meet operating costs and ensure fair returns on capital.
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Smoker at Eagles Lodge Rooms Next Wednesday Night
Otten Eagles Judge members and friends anticipate a smoker in the Judge rooms on studion avenue next Wednesday night featuring a wrestling match between Pete Visser and Cyclone Workman plus boxing bouts. Music by Eagles brass and vocal quartets to aid gym fund. Event aims to raise money for equipment at the new Grant avenue gymnasium.
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Mat wrestling tryouts at Cornell attract ninety contenders
In Ithaca on December 16, strong interest fuels an intercollegiate wrestling meet at Cornell this winter. Ninety men compete for a local team spot, with captains and former placers named as candidates including Sacer the 138 pound title holder, Reynolds runner up at 145, Post third at 165, and Bard the football guard as possible teammate.
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No 1917 Game For Cornell Harvard
Cornell and Harvard dispute college football scheduling for 1917 with Cornell blocked from facing Harvard next fall. Faculty lobbies hint at broader retaliation after 1915 defeat. The row signals ongoing tensions between colleges over whether the Ivy League linked teams meet on the gridiron this season.
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Exputeton and Joss Penalty Rule Violation Notice
A brief notice states that Exputeton and Joss have penalties for violating a rule related to letter xin, with consequences described for any player who records this rule.
Salt Lake Ball Club Reelects Directors After Meet
Salt Lake stockholders re elected the ball club directors after yesterday’s annual meeting. The board includes 8. Murphy Lawrence Green M. R. Evans H. W. Lane George O. Delf the Rev Elmer J. Goshen and Geo F. Wasson. Officers to be chosen next week likely will name W J O Connor as business manager and Vincent possibly as president.
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