Fight Bids Opened With Several Propositions Declared
San Francisco broker John Gleason and James Coffroth submitted a bid of 9125000 for a July 4 boxing bout with varied proposals. Graney offered multiple terms including ownership of the picture rights and a pavilion plan, while other contenders from New York and Australia offered cash and percentage deals. The bidding drew large sums and notable sports figures in Hoboken and San Francisco observed, but no winner was declared yet.
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San Francisco
James Coffroth
Graney
New York
James J Seftlen
Jace Jenneon
Hoboken
Battleground
Mbgent
Thomas J | Lotany
Gos Angélea
Edwards
John J
Sap
Leancisco Bom Rues
Nevada
Aork Sporting Amen
Apie
Ave Milles
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Australia
Ciblermia Wa
Hugh A Meintown
Austradia
Tasland
France
Tralia
Fis. Net
Toi Weck
California
Ash Pinse
Remelpte
Moving Pictures
Rickard
Ficht
Omas J McCarey
Pacific Ath. Club
Los Angeles
Nousa
Coffroth predicts Rickard will land big fight
San Francisco dispatch reports promoter James W Coffroth says Rickard will get the big fight, while bidding among Coffroth Gleason McCarey and Graney dictates Los Angeles or San Francisco as potential venues. McCarey asserts his bid is highest. Jeffries and Johnson perform public workouts at Madison Square Garden amid doubt about a bout outcome. A Salt Lake telegram quotes Tex Rickard claiming the Salt Lake purse leads to a cinched contest with a delayed decision.
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Cal
Des. T
Gregory Mitchell
James W. Coff Areth
New York
Rickard
Euch
General Deller
Gleason
Coffroth
Colma
Ocean View
Los Angeles
Jeffrien
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Jeffries
Sam Berger
Levst
Jeff
Salt Lake City
Utah
Tex Rickard
Salt Lake
Aches and Veins Pain Relief Via Sateaphiily Remedy
Question marks the permanency of rheumatic pain and suggests Sateaphiily as a blood-balancing remedy. Claims Medline has contributed more to treatment, asserting the medicine cures the disease by correcting blood flow.
Big Fighter Jams Tomorrow Card At Conjunction Carnival
Tomorrow night at Conjunction Battalion a major boxing carnival features Jamea J Jeffries and Frank Guid defending their reputations with a lineup of athletic acts. Jett cannot box due to local laws but will perform a 25 minute gymnasium routine showcasing his training. the show is described as free of offensive content and reserved seats are selling fast at Arthur Smiths ticket bureau.
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Jamea J Jeffries
Frank Guid
Gotch
Rel Iy
Jett
Arthur Smiths
Priest Becomes Pro With Richmond Club
Johnny Files, known as Priest, left amateur ranks after starring in the Agricultural Department team in the Departmental League. At 19 he signed a contract with the Richmond club of the Virginia State League, noted for welding and hitting. President Brediey seeks Curly Brown from Winchester to join.
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Wou
Agricultural Department
Fun
Priest
Richmond Club
Brediey
Richmond
Curly Brown
Winchester
Moyes Supports Heydler As League Leader
Local magnate Moyes declares the National League should not depose Heydler, praising his capable, honest leadership. Uncle Nick Young is ill, confining him at home, while President Noyes in the local league remains uninvolved in the decision.
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Ean Johinson
Jona Heydler
National Lessue
Noyes
Heydler
Ehaga
Tim
National League
Tong
Nick Young
Washington
Young
Murray to be deposed as Phillies manager
Special to The Washington Zone reports William Murray will not manage the Phillies next season and the Broad and Huntington Street plant will be enlarged to seat 20 000. John King or Fred Lake may take over as manager. Architects will draft enlargement plans costing thousands, under new owner Vic Murray’s departure.
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Fliladelphia
William Murray
Broad and
Huntington Streets
Methday
Horne Fogels
Murrays
John King
Fred Lake
Phillies
Perk Tommorrow
Vic Murray
Togel
Kling Wite
National Commission
Witte
Kling
Murray
Ams
Automobile Qs and a Washington motor show plans
The Washington Post announces an upcoming auto page Q&A starting next Sunday. A Washington automobile dealers meeting at 1412 New York avenue NW discusses space drawings for a forthcoming show as most local dealers plan to exhibit.
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Washington Post
Washington Automobile Sealers
New York Avenue Northwest
Mack Signs Coast Stars in California League
Special to The Wahington Post reports Connie Mack may sign four young California league stars for trial in Philadelphia. Tracy Hoag Oddle Bueny Fiddle Hallinan and Monte Pigl joined Mack on terms. Hoag and Burns formed a strong Stockton battery. Pigl led the league in batting with 366. Also notes the death of Pontiac the famous racehorse.
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Wahington Post
San Francisco
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
California
Tracy Hoag
Oddle Bueny
Fiddle Hallnao
Monte Pfyl
Mack
Stockton
Hoag
Burns
Martinan
Hallinan
Mary College
Krause
Pigl
Altoona
Tristate
Oulews
Hal Chase
McGraw
Daly chosen captain of Yale football team
New Haven December 1 Yale announces unani mously Steven Frederick J Daly of Sambrugs Mess as captain for the 1930 season Daly belongs to the class of 1930 and has played halfback for the team for the past two years. Petersen to lead Williams eleven
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Willams
Washington Post
Williamstown
Alarx
Dee
Williaton
Jeaye Duthey Peterson
Lockport
Wee
Gipiain
Sinsoe
Petersen
Fae
Williams
Jeffries versus Johnson high stakes boxing match eyed
Sporting comment discusses the July 4 California fight between the undefeated white contender and the colored champion. It notes massive public interest, possible short fight length, and the large purse. The piece also covers Philadelphia baseball ownership intrigue, league leadership rumors, and a postponed National Guard basketball league opener.
Cadet Aviators Defeat Corcoran Cadets In Close Loss
Lhe Business High Reserves edge Corcoran Cadets 12 to 4 after a rough Gist half with few goals. Business centers and forwards shifted momentum with snappy teamwork and precise shooting, while Cadets showed improvement late, led by Macdonald and Dodge in a low scoring game.
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Corcoran Cadet Aviat Bs
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Rose
Tinseag
Taonly Infantes
May Fight Kaufman in Boston Dated Card Details
Special to The Washington Port New York report says Johnson refuses a three round match with Kaufman and a two to five round side bet is discussed. Langford’s name could back a bout for a round with Jeffries, while Kaufman plans a match with a Boston challenger. The Armory Claw in Boston ready to stage, Barry seeks a Kaufman or Brien fight, noting Langford’s recent losses to Sam.
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New York
Sam Lanelands
No Johnson
al Kaufman
Son
Langfords
Boaton Kaufman
Jeffries
Ous
Kaufman
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Langforders
Armory Claw
Boston
Barry
Jack Brien
Langford
Sam
Jum
Gotch Wrestler Fights Roller For $1000 Challenge
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler battled Tar tar Roller tonight in New York. The match carried a $1000 forfeiture if Gotch failed to throw Roller within fifteen minutes. Both men stayed on their feet at the end, Roller claiming a strong showcase and seeking recognition as a challenger.
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New York
Frank Gotch
Dr B . Roller
Roller
Mans
Sporting Ten
Cotch
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