Nelson Gans Battle Caps Wild Ring War in 1942
The lengthy report details a brutal boxing bout between Nelson and Gans with flurries to the face, brutal rights and lefts, and repeated clashes to the ropes. Bloodied, battered, and tightly contested rounds stack the drama as spectators urge Nelson on while both fighters trade heavy blows and clinches through multiple rounds }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnse
Delann
Neleun
Nelaom
Tanus
Nelen
Mos
Felon
Selon
Nelson
Gans
Cron
Bird
Ebie
Nels
Wii Ubeens
Nelaon
Rade
Tef
Olen
Jas
Ole
Gau
Elangel
Nolana
Dane
Niose
Elon
Séléon
Bor
Sal
Tn Ebert
Elosy Quarters
AL HARFORD PREDICTS GAN'S VICTORY IN TITLE BOUT
Baltimore reports Al Harford, once promoter of Gans, expressed astonishment at the fight result and defended his neutrality. He predicted Gans would win in ten or more rounds, praised Gans stamina and skill, and denied betting involvement or coaching by Larry Sullivan. Harford doubted Nolan could force favorable terms and sent congratulations via telegram.
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Gupera
Nelson
Tine
Agen Gans
Fam
Eben Gumi
Archaoh
Ana
Galis Gemedes
Ina
Bonn
Melson
Rho
Ronndis
Alininchel
Layarle Weil
Iing
Neal Gootwin
Senator Niacu
Nevada
Charles Clath
Montaia
Jimmy Britt
Wille Brite
Harry Corbett
Jimmie Caftrath
Edie Bowen
Tim McGrath
Jack Grant
Peter Jack Welch
Eddie @rate
Cat Martin Hraily
Fk Ban Francsco Gans
Joe
Peter
John J. Sullivan
Galt
Dom Sullivan Saul
Sion
Goldfield
Mantethes Hletie Club
Wiltnitean
Hoth
Selson
Gans
Gans Qearnet
Gand
Jaime
Ura
Saistanee
Thor
Joe Netcom Jric
Gana
Nureon
Gane
Tie Mam
Wale Swace
Emacs Otter
Gant
Natron
Theo
Siler
Bis
Jan
Ren Nelson
Washington
Baltimore
Mdé
al Harford
Herford
Larry Sullivan
Nolan
Tealing
Gaur
Jos
Golfers Compete for Olympic Cup at Glen Echo
Egan sets new competitive record at Glen Echo as eight associations vie for the Olympic Cup in a two-day, 36-hole team event. Western Pennsylvania leads with 210, St Louis 185, Nebraska 282, Amour 322, Southern 260, Trans-Mississippi 242, Ohio 368. Chandler Egan captaining Western Golf Association posts a 74 in round one amid threat of rain and a subdued gallery.
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St. Loui
Glenscho Golf Club
Ammi
Golf
Wentere
Pennsylvania
Western
St . Gouls
Nebacke
Amimou
Southern
Ohio
Chandler Kegan
Western Golf Association
Glen Echo
Western Wins Olympic Team Cup At Glen Echo
Western Golf Association captained by H. Chandler Eran won the Olympic team cup championship at Glen Echo Country Club with a total GE strokes. Western Pennsylvania Golf Association took second, St Louis third, Missouri fourth, Trans Miss fifth, Nebraska sixth, Ohio seventh, and Southern eighth. Igan's play highlighted the event with a 74 in the morning round and 142 in the 36 hole set, marking new course records.
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St Loui
Western Golf Association
H. Chandler Eran
Glen Echo Country Club
Western Pennsylvania Golf Association
St. Louis Golf Association
Missouri Golf Association
Trans-Mississippi
Nebraska
Ohio
Southern
Igan
George S.lyons
Wigan
Two Hurt In Auto Race At Old Fair Grounds
Louis Sept Victor Thomas, a five mile automobile race entrant, crashed on a curve at fifty miles per hour on a wet track. His machine left the course and he was badly hurt. Albert Hyn ton, a machinist, was injured with facial lacerations and chest injuries, his body torn by the accident.
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Warna Nelson
Nelson
Théo Nelson
Inter
Syeo
Nulaon
Gans
Fone
Gunn
Nelron
Dane
Nelton
Camu
Veral
Nolan
Louis
Victor Thomas
September Stands for Business at Parker Bridget & Co
Parker Bridget & Co promotes September as a pivotal business month marking new stock, cooler air, and rising demand. The ad touts an upcoming, carefully curated fall merchandise mix, early arrivals, and a call to customers to visit for courteous service and shopping.
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Parker-Bridget
Athletic carnival at Washington Grove tests mettle of top athletes
Washington Grove hosts an all day athletic carnival with notable entrants from across the state and District of Columbia. The highlight is the Montgomery County relay for the Foster silver cup, with Woodside defeating Washington Grove as two teams competed and officials from amateur athletic groups oversaw events.
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Spectel
Washington Post
Rocleyje
Mar
Washington Grove
District of Columbia
Sandown
Montgomery County
William (Rant
Amateur Athletic
Vaien
Jonpectors
JT Meany
DC Garses
B Hardy
Melvile Lindsey
Washington Grove Athletic Association
D EB Witer
Amateur Athlete Union
Lou W Vorter
FW Crawford
Washingon
M. Cca
Wikllaw H. Talpott
Walter Foster
Universally
Pummytvenis
Harry Inwold
Baltinore
Jenosh Adam
Takomi Athletic Association
Benjamin M Moola
Percy
W FP
Getovnus Storer
Arthur Walker
Intercity Races Highlight Readville Driving Club Meet
Readville Mass hosts the Gentlemen’s Driving Club of New York as four of seven events go to the visitors. Cleveland club takes two wins for second place, Syracuse club one for third. Dan Patch sets two records at the state fair in St Paul.
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Readville
Mass
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Readville Track
Cleveland Club
Syracus
Invader
New York
Robert Me
Blackrock
Mr. Devereaux
Chicago
King Direct
Mr Butler
Dan Patch
St Paul
Dan Caton
American Yacht Wins Over German Craft in Marblehead Race
An American yacht defeated a German rival in a waterside race off Marblehead. The winner was greeted with cheers and gun shots as boats from the Fatherland trailed far behind. The event drew comments from observers including Pmetzen, whose remarks were noted with gloom. A Pine Picture appears in the finish coverage.
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Marblehead
Pmetzen
Wannssee
Ceraifle
Wim
Waannssee
Yar
Mercury
Bucknam
Vim
Ave
Glueckaut
Adams
Auk
Wyake
Glueckans
Marblehead Neck
Yim
Iea
di Garemba
Herr Proetzen
See Ide
Official time of yachts Roosevelt cup race
The American yacht Auk won the 61st Roosevelt Cup race over Germany’s Wandsee, with Vim in second and Calamba fourth. Gusty winds and rain marked the triangular 212 mile course as Auk, skippered by Charles Francis Adams, edged Vim by minutes, amid cheers and gun salutes.
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Marblehead
Mass
America
Germany
Auk
Charles Francis Adamo
Harvard University
Vim
Commodore Clark
Atmerican
Clus
New Fork
Yucht Wannssee
Wannssee Sailing Club
Kira
Calamba
C.H W Foster
Jus @asterv Yacht Club
Tilly VI
Glueckaut IV
Crafh
Raix
Joe
Cwioa
Ales
Grassi~am
Virginia Trap Shooters Break Highest Team Score
The Virginia Trap Shooters Association annual meeting in Lynchburg, Sept. 3, saw a Lynchburg team led by H. L Winfred, R. W Winfred, and Dr Dennis achieve 150 in a three man event, the highest score in Virginia history. Squar 7 by German, Squet, Fordy Keflex, and Betler Jr. tied the grounds’ mark, N. E. Starr delivered a long straight run earning the Hunter Arm Co medal, Lester German won high amateur with Eagish of Bristol second, Vesars Boyd of Richmond and Walls of North Carolina third, and Hatcher won high professional.
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Virginia Trap Association
Lynehburg
Virgina Trap Shooters’ Association
H. L
R. W Winfred
Dennis
Virginia
Messrs German
Squet
Ford
North Carolina
Hatcher
Briseal Ial i
First Football Work at Annapolis Opens for New Class
Annapolis Md Sept 3 Paul Dashiel started work this afternoon with a squad for footwork candidates from the fourth class. The new class shows promise with Richardson former half back at Tennessee, Strelinger guard from Michean Military Institute, Battle from St John’s, Reltsnyder of Maryland, and Niles of Maine among those who demonstrated knowledge of the game.
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Washington
Paul Dashiel
Eva
Richardson
Termeesce
Strelinger
Michen Military Institute
Battle
Adarten
St Johng
Reltsnyder
Maryland
Niles
Main
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Marvel CO
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