Harbertgon Promises Major Fight Night at Meglea Lane
Harbertgon plans a ten man exhibition on Grant Avenue at the Meglea Lane theater building, featuring noted fighters including Johnny Dunn of Seattle. The event highlights a Canadian champion and aims to attract fans with a varied program starting at 8:15 pm, with top music by local vocalists and instrumentalists.
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Febn Herberson
Nelon
Meglea
Maglew
Grant
Fog Baute
Freak
Artietn
Caredisa Champlon
Johnny Dun
Seattle
Dunn
Hareleau
Northwest
Ogden
Batt Lake
Tosk
Sowe
Penn football coach Folwell resigns amid faculty dispute
Robert Folwell, head coach at the University of Pennsylvania, announces he will not direct the team next fall. He accuses the faculty committee of repudiating his name and vows to fight on, saying he considers his career with Penn over football if the university will not back him.
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Philadelph
Robert Follett
University of Pennsyvania
A. W. Goodspeed
Folwell
California
Mennaylvania Para
Elea
Folwell Cams
Pennsylvania
Washington and Jefferson College
High Five Dominates Billings In Lopsided City Match
East Lake visitors outside TiMisen Ment. faced Hilltoppera led by Tommy Pirpattick at the Deseret gym. Hilltoppera won 57 to 9 as Hallet Homney directed the attack and Paced the locals with swift setup and scoring. Barra, Milings showed mismatched play and fast breaks throughout the clash.
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East Lake Cry
Ott Tiemary
Pulipatetek
Palmia
Witsnattick
Hoopmen
Milings
Mitt “Hallet
Homney
Totter
George Stovall Named Vernon Coast Manager Again
New Vernon Coast ownership selects George Stovall as manager for next season and inks Storie to a release from Toledo. Stovall previously claimed retirement from organized ball while with the Kansas City Feds, but has since reversed his vow.
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George Stovall
Storie
Toledo
Stovall
Kansas City Feds
Hilloppers Hold Off Visiting Team in Tight Floor Battle
The Hilloppers display strong defense led by Dilling and Caldeshia excell ent offense as Captain Gabbert battles, while Mag Nrown and the three McDonald brothers shine for the Hilloppers. Milling’s teammates recover late but loose rhythm in shooting as multiple easy baskets slip away.
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Caldeshia
Gabbert
Chip
Peabody
Uorlun
Milnos
Martin Ottager
McDonald Brothers
B. McDonald
Bay Aneeta
Leading dog teams overtaken in Winnipeg St Paul race
Trotheay Mitin Jan 29 report three trains led the Winnipeg to St Paul dog race but four of the remaining five entrants overtook them after an eighteen hour day. Fred Hartman and American the har reportedly continued in the tundog despite one dog loss and a swollen knee. The leaders, Hyurtur Hasson Mike Kelly and Gunnar Tomarson, reached the town after starting last weekend. the four other teams arrived within two hours.
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Trotheay
Mitin
Winnipeg St. Paul
Aince
Fred Hartman
Amerlean
Har
Faro
N. D
Harieaville
Ninn
Wincalper
Hyurtur Hasson
Mike Kelly
Gunnar Tomarson
Nevar- Rips Defeat Pingres Bank in Tight Showdown
In a hard fought basketball game the Nevar Rips of the Chip Teague defeated Pingres Bank team by a score at the Pingres gre floor last night. The contest featured spectacular plays and notable sequences, with Peters Any Peterson among the standouts.
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Nevar- Rips
Chip Teague
Pingres Bank
Pingres
Brown 10 Meet Former Opponent Maigby in Idaho Fight
Brown of California signed for a January match with Crelone Workmen of Tremonton Utah at Weley Idaho. The bout will be ten rounds with a decided route to determine the better team. The last bout ended in a draw. Promoters seek a longer contest path to a shot at Frank Hartieau, a noted Canadian fighter in Ogden.
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K. 0. Brown
California
Crelone
Tremonton
Utah
Weley
Idaho
Timhe
Prank Hartieau
Ogden
Boxing Roundup From Denver New Orleans and Denver
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Jimmie Hanton of Denver by referee’s decision after a twenty round bout in New Orleans. Two other local matches drew as Jock Dartt Lon of Chicago and Johnny Griffith of Akron fought to a ten round draw in Chemnitz. Denny Chaves of Trinidad Colo. won a popular decision over Frank Sandere of New York in a fifteen round featherweight bout in Denver.
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Britton
Griffith
Chemnett
Ohio
Jock Drtt Lon
Chieang
Johony Grifth
Akron
Chavez
Denver
Colo
Denny Chaves
Trinidad
Frankis Sandere
New York
Johnson Narrow Escape While Hunting in Coffeyville
Johnson, star pitcher Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans, nearly drowned while hunting near Coffeyville Kansas. He and friends crossed a river at night. the ice broke, his heavy clothes hindered swimming, and a companion’s timely rescue saved him from sinking.
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Johnson
Coffeyville
Kan
Walter Johnson
Walte
Coone
Lee
Dempsey to Meet Flynn in Fifteen Round Bout
In Salt Lake City on January 30 Jack Dempsey will face Jim Flynn in a fifteen round match replacing an earlier challenger. Promoter Fred Winter announced the plan via Jack Curley. Tickets and travel arrangements begin immediately with Flynn arriving in Salt Lake City next month and the bout date shifted to February 14 after Carl Morris was dropped from negotiations.
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Balt Lake
Jim Flynn
Jack Dempey
Merrin
Murray
Arapher Fred Winter
Jack Curley
Flynn
Winsor
Galt Lake
T Carl Morris
Morris
Art
Dempsey
Chicago Crescents Fall to BYU in Tight Contest
Jan 28 Chicago Crescents, led by Pratt and Haht, were outmatched by BYU as injuries hampered several Crescents. Mussel and Simmons stood out for Chicago, while Hale at center and Riley on the wing highlighted a tough night for the hosts. BYU trusted its balanced attack to pull away in the first half and secure the win.
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Chicasa Crescenta
Nf Chiraxy
Oborte
Uhine
Tywan
Ater
Mielesa
Pratt
Haht
Mussel
Crescenta
Patate
Metonahi
Simmons
Riley
Hale
Kaxeraton
Perfect jumps win Gary ski tourney in rough weather
Fred Hrunn of Chicago claimed top honors at Gary Indiana with the only perfect jumps amid a day marred by soft snow and winds. Bruno of Chicago’s Norge Ski Club led with jumps of 185 and 14 feet? Hang Hansen of St Paul took amateur honors with 128 and 145 feet. Lara Haugen posted the day’s longest at 169 feet. A twin jump by Gilbert Hagena and Einar Janson featured clean takeoffs and safe landings.
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Fred Hrunn
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Bruno
Norge Ski Club
Firaun
Hls
Hang Hansen
St. Paul
Lara Haugen
Gilbert Hagena
Einar Janson
Duffy Lewis Peeved Over Boston Contract Offer
Duffy Lewis of the Detroit Ameri cans said in San Francisco he returned unsigned the two year contract from Boston. He claimed the figures matched the expired deal and he deserves an increase. He denied league pressure and said he sent a letter to the Boston management and that the matter would be adjusted satisfactorily.
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Duffy Lewis
San Francisco
Duffy Lewin
Derton Americans
Boston
Lewis
Baseball
Roberts appeals to old stars for aid at BYU
Provo Utah January 29 Coach Eugenes Roberts of BYU has written to former BYU basketball stars asking them to return to help whip the 1917 squad into shape for the league schedule opening Saturday. Jon Taylor, a guard from 1933 and 1916, responded by visiting and aiding in daily grooming of the team.
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Roberts
Provo
Utah
Eugenes Roberts
TD. Y. U
Aida
Roberta
Etierutus i
Jon Taylor
U. Alurogl Fst
Symensium
Airmen's record accepted abroad by Royal Aero Club
San Diego reports that Floyd Smith and Albert Lisith’s aviation records from 1918 were accepted by the Royal Aero Club of Great Britain and the Aero Club of France. Smith flew a two passenger ascent to 12 362 feet and then 9 559 feet with three passengers, followed by a seaplane flight eight hours and forty two minutes.
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U. 8
San Diego
Cal
Floyd
Albert Lisith
Royal Aero Club of
Great Britain
Aero Club of France
Floyd Smith
Mbert Bealth
Salary cuts spark Nation’s League chief defense
New York January 29 President Ten er of the Nations League defended salary reductions in a statement addressing player complaints. He said adjustments were necessary to ensure clubs earn a reasonable profit amid record attendances. The federation argued inflated wartime salaries harmed finances and that clubs must secure income from their baseball property. Also, David Puls denied a report that Hall of FamerRabbit Maranville slowed a 1917 contract. Michael Prendergast was expelled from the Players’ Fraternity for contract violations.
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New York
Tener
Nations League
National League
Jean
Figares
Snn
David Puls
Nageball Players
Traernity
Maranville
Boston Nationals
Michael Prendergast
Chicago Nationals
Pingree Retires as Superintendent of Field Work
Job Pingree retires as superintendent of field work for the Amalgamated Sugar Co. He was guest of honor at a Weber Club banquet where he received a finely engraved gold watch with chain. Fred G. Taylor, secretary of the company, delivered a presentation praising Pingree's diligent service.
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Job Pingree
Job Pincree
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Weber Club
Fred G. Taylor
Hr. Pingree
Retirement banquet marks Pingree's long Utah career
Meanowx pressed secrets at Pingres retirement as field superintendent. Banquet attendees praised his eight decades of pioneering Utah service with Amalgamated Sugar, noting his role in the industry’s growth and his planned California trip for rest. New appointments announced include John F. Darton as local field manager Brigham district and Joseph Quinney Jr as general agricultural superintendent. Fred G. Taylor becomes assistant general manager and secretary, J. J. Malone named general operating engineer. Attendees included Wotds, William Wadloupe, John F. Darton, Royal Eccles, D C Eccles, and Quinney Jr. The Japanese government banned unions, yet collective bargaining rose via formal applications to workers’ homes.
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Utah
Tipden
Utah Sugar Infantry
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ite
California
Pingrae
John F. Tarton
Brigham
Joseph Quinney, Jr
Offietsl Reater
Fred G. Taylor
J. J. Malone
Wotds
Webber Club
William Wadloupe
Jobo Larsac
Lewiston
John F. Darton
Royal Ecdlex
World’s Foremost Naval Constructor Honored by Wilson
David W. Taylor, promoted by President Wilson from captain to rear admiral of the navy, is named by Sea Power as the foremost naval constructor in the world. The promotion was the sole instance of its kind in which seniority rules followed.
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David W. Taylor
Wilson
Sea Power
Navy League of the United States
Ava
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