Willard Ready to Defend Heavyweight Title After Rest
Jean Willard returns home from relocation with plans to defend his heavyweight title once he re joins the family. He weighs about 270 pounds and expects a Fulton bout, while Freming and Welsh clash in a separate six round bout with Fleming using counterpunching and long range work to press the champion.
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Gilbert Beats Young In Salt Lake Slugfest Fight
In Salt Lake on November 20 Pat Gilbert defeats Al Young of Oklahoma in six rounds a hard slugging bout. Gilbert shows swift combos and steady pressure earning a clear knockdown in round two as Young pressres on, with the crowd roaring through the contested rounds and a fierce finale.
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Giant Tackle Back in Army Eleven
West Point Nov 21 The return of Butler a giant tackle with three years experience bolsters what was seen as the Army line in preparation for Saturday's game with Navy. Daly plans substitutions with Stenzel for Gerhardt at quarterback while Oliphant Place and Vidtor resume the tackle combination. The Army team will be one of the heaviest West Point has fielded in years as final week drills proceed ahead of the Annapolis clash.
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Amateurs Vote to Hold 1917 Meet in St Louis
The Amateur Athletic Union decided at its New York meeting to move the next annual convention to St. Louis in November 1917, amid divisions over amateur status and registrations. George J. Turner was reelected president and Frederick W. Ruben reappointed secretary treasurer. several vice presidents were chosen. Delegates discussed championships, registrations for adult students, and continuing women swimmer registrations amid regional association changes.
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Philly Boxer Holds Welgh To Even Break In Final Bout
Philadelphia light heavyweight contender Cuck Prem and world welterweight champion Fred Welsh boxed a tight ten round draw at the Olympia A A tonight. Welsh took the first two rounds before Prem steadied, forcing an even decision after a fast and evenly matched finish.
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Crimsons Welcome Home After Rocky Mountain Tilt
Coach Nelson H. Noreton leads about forty Crimson supporters home from Fort Cal lls after a tough game with the Colorado Aggies. Captain Van Pelt and Dick Romney returned with a limp, but the university celebrated with speeches and a campus reception. Norgren cites Utah’s light weight as key to the Aggie defense, noting Utah reached the ten-yard line twice but failed on downs.
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Tenth Ward Defeats Eighth Ward In Utah Game 31 to 21
The Tenth ward basketball team beat Eighth ward 31 to 21 at the Utah State Industrial School. Lineups include Whitehead Chandler Chamberlain Stromberg Sinckley Hatbertson Jeese Norasth Webb Evzee Maycock Larson Tee Taylor Myers. Referee Wilson.
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Utah seeks price regulation and Sunday closing bill
Salt Lake nov 21 grocery leaders plan a bill to regulate prices and the credit system and to abolish price cutting. They also push Sunday closing for delicatessens butcher shops and small groceries with J W Wueot as chairman announcing the move.
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Legislative committee plans state food bills merger
The Rey tall Merchants association committee will meet in Salt Lake this month to discuss bills from Provo Ogden Salt Lake and Logan. They aim to unify food-related measures into a single bill for presentation to the legislature. Indiana Day in Hammond prompts GOP dry push after German vote shift. Democrats in Indiana rally with Bryan to oppose liquor. Bambergers tour Riverside San Bernardino and meet expo leaders with a reception and military review in San Diego.
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Samberger Visit at Panama-California Exposition
Governor elect Simon Bamberger and Mrs Bamberger were guest of honor at the Panama California International Exposition in San Diego, with officials of the fair noting the visit yesterday.
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Oklahoma boiler maker to meet Idaho light weight champ
Al Young of Mar issey prepares for a fast bout against Pat Gilbert as spectators expect a genuine battle. Evans faces Michela with pressure to break even with Bim. Young arrives from Salt Lake City for a 9 o'clock Ogden ring show in top condition.
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Lee Morrissey Set for Armory Headliner Fight
Boxing fans anticipate Promoter Eddie Dallas shows tomorrow at the Armory as Lee Morrissey 15 A Glever Fighter headlines. Grant Evans is scheduled for a four round prelim, while Morrissey weighs in as the main event with an expected standout performance.
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Democrat Leads in Thirteenth District Recount Vote
Pittsburg November 20 Democrat M Clyde Kelly takes the lead from Republican W St Coleman in the official recount of the Thirteenth district vote. Guy E Campdal gains 345 votes over A J Barenfield in recount of the Thirty second district results.
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Minnesota Initiative Referendum Fails To Crack Majority
In St. Paul Minnesota on election day voters narrowly rejected the proposed initiative and referendum plan. Result totals show yes votes at 185654 with large totals still to be counted or tabulated, leaving the measure short of the required majority to pass.
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