Moran Named Highest Paid Challenger For Title
The report lists purses for boxing matches with Moran as the highest paid challenger at 20000 dollars joining a slate of bouts in New York. Other payouts include Papke 31800 to fight Ketehel, Wolgast 2600 for Nalson, Willard 0 for John ton, and Jeffries 2500 for Fitz. The article also notes safety rules about protective gear and equipment, urging standards for head gear and leather cleats among players.
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Will Decide On Football Armor Debate At Meeting
New York February reports indicate the football committee will discuss armor rules at its Thursday session. Some gear is considered dangerous to opponents and officials will scrutinize equipment, especially head and shoulder pads, to determine if changes are needed.
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Black Cat Blasts Hopes In Matty Rice Fight
In Los Angeles on February 12 Mocha Vasquez, known as Matty Wipe, cites his wife’s push for him to beat ten men as a starter to a boxing career. He recalls a superstition about a black cat that allegedly foretold a lucky punch, deflating his ambitions as he prepares to meet an 118 pound opponent.
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Swedes Invited to Join U S Sport
The New York Athlete prints a clause inviting the Swedish Athletic Association to send representatives to compete in U S sport events. The note, dated February 12, is marked by garbled OCR but indicates formal invitation for Swedish athletes to participate in upcoming competitions.
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Local Interest Draws Crowds to Autumn Exhibition
York Boston Pittsburg and Chicago eyes turn to a focal resident keen on athletics who places 15000 Bredish crowns worth about 27 cents at the top of the jailoctation cage. The decision on this point has not been reached and invites remain open.
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Eddie Maban Declines Coaching St Louis Eleven
Strouls Mo Feb 12 Eddie Maban declines coaching the Harvard gridiron herd and will remain in the East. The St Louis University offer was made by director Hermans after a petition from SLU students. Maban emphasizes he will not risk amateur status to coach or play elsewhere this spring.
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Kaysville Scouts Win Eighth Straight Basketball Game
The Kaysville Toy Scouts defeated Syracuse Scouts 24 to 1 in a brisk, late night game. Kay'sville improved to eight straight wins this season, with standout scoring from Tremmas and Watner as Syracuse fought hard. The match showcased strong team defense and steady offense from both sides.
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SOFU Students Retain Athletics After Vote Debate
New York and University of Utah coverage blend as students weigh intercollegiate athletics against hiring a coach. At Utah a heated meeting backed coaching and contests, while New York previews high profile wrestling matchups and purses, citing Gotch Blecher and historical figures, with industry-wide questions on payoffs and future stars.
Pat Moran On Alert For 1916 Phillies
Fitchburg Feb 12 Pat Moran the Phillies leader prepares for 1916 saying rivals will challenge from the start. He notes a wealth of talent on the market as baseball prosperity rises and warns sentiment must meet business realities. Moran insists the champions will need full effort to repeat, despite a similar lineup.
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Ogden Rifles Face Nearby Armory Meet Slower Scores
At the Armory last night the Orden Rifle association showed lower scores than usual yet held a comfortable lead over Waterton, South Dakota, in a regional meet. Final tallies included Memulen and Young among top scorers as competition tightened locally.
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Players May Practice Without Their Gloves
Tittaturg Pa February 1 Jimmy Callahan manager of the Metsbsrs Tirttes says players may practice without gloves in the spring. He argues some players are too eager and risk injury by cutting Tooke before ready. If forced to play without gloves speed may slow. Pirates chieftain comments.
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Stock of 5T Louie Club Greatly Increased
The capital stock of the St Louis American League baseball company was increased from 40 000 to 400 000, with records filed today. The Dodler Realty & Investment Company owners of Americas Traction Park saw its stock boosted from 125 000 to 200 000. New ownership distribution centered on stockholders in the Lewis Federal league club, including Phil Ball 2350 shares Otto Steiter 733 James W. Irien 103 Vou Welseheete and Soh Sworra four shares each.
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Willard Delays Leaving New York for Cold Recovery
Jeas Willard, ill with a cold, decided tonight to defer departure from Willard for New York for two or three days more until he had eliminated the cold. No further details on his illness were provided.
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Fire destroys house. man dies after arson attempt
Feb 12 report details a man setting fire at 309 East First Street after threatening postponement of a rate. Fire and smoke engulfed the lower floor as firefighters arrived, and the man died while being transported to a hospital.
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Once a Star Now His Glory Fades Braves 1915
The 1914 World Series saw Hack Gowdy carry the Braves with stellar batting. By 1915 New Boston fans and officials discuss trading Gowdy due to a slump and poor work, reflecting a fall from the previous triumphs.
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On the Wagon and Oddities From Albany
A comic scene features falla delerato laughing at a sprinkler wagon and joking with a cop. An Albany gathering recalls a courtroom moment about witnesses and veracity with a quip about three earlier healps. A separate exchange hints at a mind reading gimmick between Clarence Featherton Pyolasar and Professor Gazer.
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