Kilbane Faces Difficulty as Clever Fighter
In York on February 24, Johnny Kilbane struggles with the tactical matchups as his clever hands leave opponents seeking openings. Critics note the crowd fatigue with interviews and the Australian contender Darey looms, while Darey trains in hopes of challenging Kilbane for the title. A crowded field and promoter pressure shape the scene ahead of major bouts.
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Kennth MacDougall
York
Heron
Uden
Delox
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny
Lin
Frather Wrighta
Uimerlvea
Les Darey
Ishtaceria
Alan
Les Than
Adinlt
Rome
Dasa
Ghent
Dioneers
Cornell Team Indoor Training Reported
Fragmented text notes Cornell athletes at indoor practice with references to training drills and new strategy ideas. Mentions Dre N Men Jae and Lyilinel Port speculation, with unclear context and several garbled phrases about competitors and sources.
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Amherst Tennis Team Faces Coast clash in East Versus West
Amherst's tennis squad, led by former doubles champion Fred Th. Alexander and Harold H. Herkett, travels to Los Angeles for the East versus West match. The travel roster includes George Church, Marold Threcmorten, Conrad Dayle, and Heron Prentice, as coach Nelligan reshuffles pages after two players were ruled ineligible amid spring trials. The squad also endures winter setbacks from Marshfield work disruptions affecting key players.
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San Franciago
Fred Th. Alexander
Harold H. Herkett
Fororr
Termile Tram
California
Los Angeles
Alexander
Gehl
George Church
Marold Threcmorten
Conrad Dayle
Heron Prentice
Amherst
T. Aitlone
Nelligan
Fla
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Marshfield
Ohio
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Providence
Track program woes threaten team prospects at Andover
In the track program, Ineind log Dothbi and the pole Young from the freshroap class are out of contention. With floor losses and doubts about turning out a winning squad, Coach Nelligan foresees difficulty fielding a squad as large as ever, despite daily practice.
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Ineindlog
Pole Young
Mer Andover
Nelligan
Tur
Peckenpaugh to Visit Yankees Training Camp For First Time
New York reports Peckenpaugh of the Yankees will attend spring training camp for the first time this season. The veteran infielder has seven seasons in pro baseball and has moved through multiple clubs and locations, with prior stints in Alexandria Ban ta Merle mobile and other camps. The Yankees plan to practice at Macon this year.
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Peckenpaugh
New York
Macer Deckinpaugh
Yankees
Naps
Alexandria
Vordendera
Banta Merle
Cal
Peck
Mobile
Penapoole
Lle
Houston
Phils
Sevenozh
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Macon
New Uniforms for Brooklyn Nationals
Brooklyn Nationals announce new uniforms for the season. President Charfey Ebbe and manager Wilbert Robinson ordered outfits identical to home and road colors, with an American flag patch on the left sleeve. George McCoban to compose the opening day program.
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New York
Charfey Ebbe
Wilbert Robinson
Brookipm
Itsusl
George McCoban
Freshman Athlete Hedelt Leaves Penn for Temple
Philadelphia February 34 Albert Hedelt a freshman football and basketball player at the University of Pennsylvania will enter Temple University to take a course in physical training. Hedelt a halback on the football eleven and a guard on the basketball team departs Penn as a promising athlete.
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Temple University
Philadelphia
Albert Hedelt
Freshmee
University of Pennsylvania
Temple Universlty
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Peng
Halmack
Fomball
Bantam Veterans Clash Sparks Ahead of Youths
Two seasoned bantam fighters remain capable of challenging younger rivals as they topple rivals like Kid Williams and Pete Hermon in a path to the southern title. The event showcases a battlefield of top contenders from Bartarswricht clans amid tense wraparound sportscast and announced results.
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Pete Hermon
Asuthern
Wulan
Trechamyts
Tomeleck
Crise Mrankle Norns
New Training Quarters Established For Boxers In Ogden Hall
Promoter Eddie Dattes opened new training quarters at K O P Hallon Grant for boxers ahead of Friday night’s tournament at the Alhambra theatre. Notables training there include Jimmy Jobna Ogden Al Young Oklahoma Young Azevedo Oakland Kil Davis Ogden John Infe Dupo Seattle and Frankie Sach erm New York. The card draws talent from Brigham City Tremonton Garland Malad and other northern towns, with interest rising in northern Utah and southern Idaho.
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Alhambra Theatre
Pythian Hall
Oo Grant Avenue
L Gubert
al Young
Salt Lake
Pat
Is & Natlys
Ogden
Fromoter
Dallas Haa
Utah
Idaho
Brigham
City
Tremonton
Garland
Malad
HGH School Team Plans Strong Showdown With Dor Elder
Oxden high school basketball squad meets Dor Elder high school tonight in Brigham City. Loyal players D Marshall V Conroy I Falck T Winton J H Williams De Young D Pingres L Pingree, coached by Duff, have trained steadily and are in good condition. A large crowd from the district is expected to travel to cheer with school spirit.
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Dor Elder
Gonntun
Brigham City
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V. Conroy
I. Falck
T. Winton
JH. Williams
de Young
D. Pingres
L. Pingree
Duff
Dsiham City
BYU Beats Utah In Deseret Gym Showdown
Brigham Young University dominated Utah with superior teamwork and shooting to win 54 to 33 at the Deseret Gymnasium. A record crowd flocked to Provo, with over four hundred BYU supporters adding to the lively atmosphere despite the long wait for start time.
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University of Utah Bas
Deseret Gymnarium
Tobert
Knights of the Wax
Descret Gymnasium
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Uta
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F.W.A. Team Triumphs Over Starg From Bri
The F.W.A. basketball team overwhelmed Twenty north Street Starg in a Pith ward floor game. Final score 80 to 4 with lineup listing FW Titars OM Toiletsceeesceneeeeeeee Fe Adame Hight Porward If Denkers 1106F Mlehnts Left Forward AL GETCOTBL Center A Walverson Bernetson Wight Guard A Thay Newman Leh Guard Noguiam Wash balding trades are 100 per crbt organized.
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Tournament of Billiardists Opens at Hostom Club
Nosteon February 4 The annual Class A USS balktge Iidrmacent of the National assortment Amateur Ditland Players will begin at the Hostom Athletic club on Monday. It wait beena Vartolender the supcesision of the New Bretand Amateur Ward play association an aualliary of anal association. The contestants of it include El
Langford Holds Knockout Record in Boxing History
Horton reports Samuel Langford of Boston dominates boxing lore with a claimed record for knockouts. The 1517 boxing record book cites Langford knocking out sixty six opponents to date, a figure unmatched by peers. Anecdotes recall Langford’s dramatic finishes and quick exits, while local unions in Houston are noted elsewhere in the column.
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Samuel Langford
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Elsty
Laveford
Jimi Harry
Langford
Langford-Barry
Sambo
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Darry Info
Barry
Sam
Fambo
Sam Langford
A Woman's Experience With Grippe and Coughs
Mrs. J.A. Hodgern of Switzer Ohio says she is prone to colds and grippe. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with preventing doctor bills by loosening phlegm stopping irritation and soothing soreness and inflammation. The ad claims it is good for children and promotes a trusted remedy from A. Reale Intyre Drug Co.
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J.A. Hodgern
Switzer
Foley
Sterling Family
A. Reale Intyre Drug Co
Missouri Pacific lines sold at public auction in Topeka
The Missouri Pacific Lines in Kansas formerly the Kansas and Colorado Pacific were sold today at a public auction for 2.6 million dollars. The buyers were HR. H. Neil son and D. A. Motmes who represented the reorganization committee and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. of New York. Cleveland Ohio unions are campaigning for a general eight hour day.
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D. A. Motmes
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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