Body blows dominate famed boxing careers and battles
The article discusses the effectiveness of body blows in historical boxing duels. It cites fighters Sullivan, Corbett, Jeffries, Sharkey, and others, noting how body punches often decided matches and shaped legends. It references tactics, praised punches, and the influence of the solar plexus shot on outcomes.
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Jus Chosnek
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Sullivan
Joe
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Bo Bt
Cardim
Ryan
Giado
Tis
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Burin
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New Orleans
Mt Pean Jeffries
Walt
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Fesk
John Groppad
Boston
Donovan
Groton
Peteimmons
Joan
Sharkey
Frangleca
Ruhlin
Gus
Curbolt
St Carson
Tehlér
Irish boxing match at theater stirs Wexford crowd
The article describes a chaotic boxing event tied to Roche and Burns at a Dublin venue with a lively Wexford audience. Burns fights in a dramatic setup as Roche enters to a chorus, amid an enthusiastic, star-spangled reception and references to past era prominence of Eddie Croker and Tammany influence.
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Tilor
Wexford
Dublin
Alno
Angelis
Rosha
Burns
Tony
Rishman Loses Quick Bout in Theater Royal Heavyweight
March 17 at the Theater Royal featured Tommy Burd defending his American heavyweight title against Roche. The bout lasted barely a minute as Roche, the more experienced fighter, landed a sharp right that felled Burd, ending the match with Roche declared winner. Gate receipts totaled 47,500 with sponsors and organizers sharing proceeds, and notable figures from local leadership attended the event.
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Jean Foche
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Robert
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Ty Farmer
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Hart Giver Foul Decision in Arkansas Auction
In Hut Springs Arkansas a crowd witnessed a foul during a fenth round auction. Tod Wille of Gnieago faced a stoppage after Hart Giver halted play. The incident led to unprotected contact and a reported injury as Hart failed to respond.
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Mareh
Jarae
Ada
Afterton
Mar
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Taidavilla
Tod Wille
Gnieago
Man Hat
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Wille
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Musical History Course at Tabernacle Church Tonight
The fourth evening of the Musical History Course will be held at the Tabernacle next Thursday evening March JV. The program features performers including Andrews Burnsworth Sarah Pingrey and many others. The Oratorio of Elijah will be renewed with scenes such as Introduction and Chorus, earthquake scenes, and violins amid modern pomp. Further details list multiple scenes and participants across Milan Andrews Parma Worth and Lillian Andrea.
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Margh JV
Uy Mvs
Litem Andrews Burnsworth
Myrie Ballinger
Illaa
Sarah Pingrey
Mry
Stith
Misa Wejtha Bolnap
Misy’ Manda Holuen
Caleb Marriott
D. Hay Shurtlite
George O. Nye
Text Book Selection in May Marks School Textbook Debate
The Weber County school system plans a May 6 convention to choose state textbooks for a five year cycle. State officials aim for a careful, broad review allowing publishers choices while guarding against misled districts. The convention will decide which texts to adopt, prioritizing statewide standards over local lobbying.
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Oursa
Willin
Ogden Board of Education
Nelson
Yakon
Séli
Smdithe
Taxtboks
Ces
Ils
Schent
Stata
Promisa
Weber County
Dagslor
Theatrical at the Grand A Night to Remember
A review of a Grand Theatre performance praising Creston Clarke as the lead. The critic notes Clarke’s strengths and occasional limits, describing his voice, stage presence, and moments where the production’s unity wavers.
Aye Utahna Theater Proves Strong Play From Ateck
The Aye Utahna theater presents hk Blistourt Girl as one of its stronger offerings. The cast includes Mien Agang Joly and Mr Absam delivering solid performances. Pantle Hameond and Nevwork contribute notable character work. the show runs Friday and is a fine value for audience members seeking quality amateur acting.
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Ateck Company
Mombard
Mien Agang Joly
Absam
Elie
Allyson Moe
Claire
Ogden
Painting the Town in Bright Musical Spectacle
The new col orks stage show presented by Charles H Yale features a bright clever story focused on city life with bustling scenes. Starring Marylene Buckley Miss T Aton Lerndos and others, it showcases striking original music, lavish costumes, and a large ballet chorus. The production emphasizes lively humor, technical stage effects, and elaborate scenery with full public confidence in a clean entertaining experience.
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Fife
Eady
Halliway
Mics Marleing
Mixa Modelius
Buckley
Miss Taten
Lerndos
Joan Te Gyilmatla
John Welek
Frei Borucmpn
Edward T. Connolly
Diary Mewiltt
Bert Herbert
Lyne
Charles HL Yale
Devoy
Dean
Fragmented OCR Note on Woman's Portrait Petition
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a petition connected to a young lady at age 65, with unclear references to the color red and a potential image. The readable text is limited and lacks coherent names, dates, or places.
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Union Dental
H. J
Van Dordt in America and European musical myth
The piece muses on the name Van Dordt and its European roots, contrasting imagined European acclaim with American self-image. It portrays Von Dordt as a celebrated violinist whose performance captivates audiences, while segueing into a column style riff about identity, culture, and the aura of artistic prestige.
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Jan von Dordt
van Corde
Europe
Herr von Dordt
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Herp von Gardt
Stiri Torthy Eteat
Ds Palla
Conditions Improve in Ogden Amid Health Efforts
Sanitary Inspector Shorten and Superintendent Allison report better health conditions in Ogden. Quarantine measures reduced disease spread, schools show improvement, and the city anticipates fewer outbreaks and smoother school year transitions despite lingering concerns in nearby settlements.
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George Shorten
William Allizon
Flowra
Fhorton
Mt Lacey
Alieatt
Phat
Washington Staton Removes Plaza in Capital Race Tensions
Fragmentary report describes Washington Staton removing a plaza in the capital amid racial tensions. Mentions of a Negro killed for alleged assault, a Black man attacked, and police or press involvement with unclear names and dates. Details are garbled but indicate violence and reform actions tied to segregation-era conflict.
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George Washleon
Wenien
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Lythe
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Ant Ronian Institute
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