Strangler Lewis Defeats Visser in 77 Minutes at Ogden Bout
In a hard fought match at Ogden, Strangler Lewis defeated Visser in 77 minutes securing the first fall with a head lock and hip throw and winning the bout as Visser sustained injuries to an ankle and tendons. The crowd saw Lewis use weight and bulk to dominate, while Visser showed strength and resilience before the decisive finish.
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Fight Fag Size Up Barrierl and Downey Fight
Marl Allicon city treasurer and Rob ert Proudit sporting goods manager praise Barrierl and Downey as boxing fans judges. They predict Downey will win tomorrow night citing footwork and speed. Frank Barriéau favors the Canadian Harricau, while Mr Proudst doubts a lucky punch will help Downey in the bout at Lyceum.
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Proudfit Sporting Goods
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Rabbit Hunt to Be Staged Friday in Monument Utah
Announcement by K W Newton traveling passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line says a rabbit hunt will be staged Friday in Monument Utah. Newton, a local sport enthusiast behind the plans, indicates hunters will go to Monument for the event.
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Troop K Forms City Basketball Team
At the Troop K armory meeting an athletic club was formed to field a basketball squad and other teams. Twenty two men joined the new group, which aims to win the city championship after two weeks of practice against the Jacateas.
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Barrieau Set To Beat Downey In Armory Bout
Frankie Nat r ieau battles Jack Downey in a rough night card at the Armory. Barrieau is favored due to weight and experience, with bets and fan bets online. The card opens with Lilly Johnson and Swede Johnson in a four round opener, followed by a curtain raiser featuring two local lads.
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Coaches to Arrange SEAA Schedule In Brig ham Meeting
Northern division coaches meet in Brigham to finalize a SEAA schedule for the season delayed by school openings. League games likely begin three weeks from Friday, with state tournament planned for early March if delays persist. Schools to be represented include Brigham Ogden Weber Kayovian and Morgan.
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National Indoor Rifle Matches Begin Across the Nation
Washington on January 16 preparations are under way for the national indoor rifle matches to be shot on home ranges nationwide next week under the National Rifle Association. High schools civilian clubs universities and military schools will compete with scores of teams reporting to NRA headquarters weekly for standings. In Philadelphia on January 15 the marks on the hands of Hemant W. Lewis of Pittsburgh prompted police concerns.
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Columbia crews begin training for anticipated triumphant season
Columbia University crews start a long training period aiming for a winning season. Coach Rice plans no major race until crews are fully prepared, with Harvard eager for an April matchup. The long lead time reflects careful preparation for the historic first meeting since 1902.
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Third Ward Stops D G TR In Narrow 26 21 Victory
In a tight junior league opener Third Ward edged D G TR 26 to 21 on their floor last night. Wilkinson starred for Third Ward with spectacular plays as the contest stayed close throughout before a large crowd of operators and spectators.
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Mitchell After Welsh's Title at Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee January 16 Richie Mitchell Milwaukee lightweight boxer will attempt to win the championship by knockout in a ten round no decision bout with Freddie Welsh. A knockout is the only allowed result under Wisconsin law at 123 pounds maximum weighed at 3 pm.
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Freddie Welsh
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Oklahoma heavyweight Al Young heads to Kansas City
Al Young the Oklahoma heavyweight boxer adopted by Ogden fight fans last month left for Kansas City. He has two matches booked there and expects to return to Ogden in about a month after the bouts with Pat Clk bert.
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