Brennan Victor in Martin Bout
Brennan the Chicago heavyweight defeated Bob Martin of West Virginia in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. Martin pressed early, bleeding from the mouth, but Brennan controlled rounds ten through eleven while Martin rallied late. both men finished the bout heavily marked.
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Jack Georges Go Still Considerable Doubt
Henry L. Farrell reports on a complex affair involving Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentie with a proposed party prize of about a million dollars. Key players include William A. Brady Charles B. Cochran and French parties, with legal actions over forfeits if the agreement fails and uncertain party location.
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Mrs Field Attends Chicago Society Wrestling Benefit
Mrs Marshall Field II attended a charity wrestling event in Chicago to support crippled children. She watched John Meyers defeat Paul Prehu in a middleweight bout at the University of Illinois venue and noted the smoky Coliseum while praising the performances.
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Schang Seeks Raise Amid Salary Dispute
News briefs indicate Wallie Schang, catcher, seeking a higher salary from the Yankees after a recent deal with the Ruston Red Sox. The report notes other boxing and baseball items, including suspensions and player movements, reflecting fragile cost pressures and player contract tensions in early 20th century sports.
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Ignorant Essays By J. P. MekVOY Book Review Satire
A humorous critique of book reviewers, describing two mock classes of critics and the mechanics of their reviews. It lampoons publisher puffery, reader expectations, and the pompous language used in literary assessments, ending with a quip about critics shaped from burnt chips.
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West High defeats Marshalltown in basketball clash
Waterloo West High overwhelmed Marshalltown 28 to 16 in Marshalltown. Cohn Banton and Alex led West High scoring as they capitalized on the home team's weak defense and swift offense. West High rides a winning streak into a clash with Charles City next Friday.
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Vancouver club names Herzog target as coach inquiry continues
An offer has been made to Charles Herzog to manage the Vancouver Pacific International league team. A reply is awaited as the Associated Press reports the possible hire. The item includes other brief notes on local institutions and activities.
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Cedar Falls Tigers Set to Challenge East High Tonight
Cedar Falls faces East High in the East High gym tonight with both teams confident of victory. Coach Kresensky bets on a Cedar Falls win, while Coach A C Repp seeks a stronger lineup to counter East High. The Tigers aim to break a historic drought against the Orange and Black, with anticipated lineups including Howrey, Babcock, tenback, Cedar Malls Shillinglaw Andrews, Captain Ross, Bailey and Miller.
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Speaker Sends Two Players to Joplin
Cleveland and California players George Cykowski and Rubbell Elison have been farmed out by the Cleveland club to the Joplin team of the Western league. This pruning by Manager Tris Speaker precedes the squad leaving for spring training in Dallas in one week. Eleven pitchers and three catchers will comprise the party.
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Ski Tournament Opens at Genesee Mountain West of Denver
North America's top skiers gather for the sixteenth international tournament on Genesee mountain near Denver. The half mile course sits at about 2090 feet altitude as organizers polish tracks for a premier western winter carnival run by the Rocky Mountain Ski Club. Featured entrants include Lars Haugen Carl Hall Oliver Kahdahl Victor Larson A A Knutsen and Carl Howelson with local participants Bob Kinsted Billy Berlin and Vincent Johnson.
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Homerun Baker Poised for Yankees Batting Order
The Associated Press reports Homerun Baker is likely to bat third for the New York Yankees with Babe Ruth following as the 1921 season opens in Baltimore. Scout Joe Kelly and Baker discussed the lineup at a local hotel, Baker optimistic about a strong club and a first class chance to be champions under Huggins, planning to decide in 10 days.
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Baseball Notables Off for Southland
New York report says Hugh Jennings assistant manager of the Giants departs for San Antonio to join spring training. Manager McGraw remains in Havana and will join camp next week. The traveling party includes Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ruth and Babe Ruth who goes to Hot Springs to shed excess weight.
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Arthur Pelky Dead Former Canadian Heavyweight Champion
Windsor Ont Feb 19 Arthur Pelky former Canadian heavyweight champion died at his Ford City Ontario home from sleeping sickness. Pelky once ranked as a leading white hope for the world title and defeated Luther McGarthy in a Calgary boxing bout. He was KOed by Bob Martin in his last bit fight.
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Golf Permits Card System At Monifieth Club
In Scotland Monifieth Golf Club introduces a card system for members to regulate play. Each of 1500 members receives a name card with 100 spaces. spaces must be stamped by a starter to count as a round. Once all 166 spaces are stamped, the member’s golf for the year is exhausted.
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French Air Race Opens With Limited Entries In Paris
The competition will run at Paris and Pau with turns at Lille and Metz possible in flight. Aircraft will carry 400 pounds of freight with 165 pound duties per passenger and 48 seats available. Only French owned planes piloted by French aviators may compete.
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Waterloo Cedar Rapids Printers Bowl Tonight
Waterloo local of the typographical union meets a Cedar Rapids team at Whiteside alleys tonight at 7 30. It is the first meeting since before the world war and Waterloo has won all prior contests with strong confidence this year. Team members include Ed Nauman W H Nicholson George Loring Lee Peacock C ruair
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Waterloo YMCA volley team defeats Dubuque fours to one
Waterloo YMCA volleyball players beat a Dubuque aggregation four sets to one at the Y M C A gym last night. A return match is scheduled in Dubuque on February 26.
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Brennan and Martin Take Home Fight Receipts
United Press reports Brennan earned 10948 dollars and Martin 8759 dollars from the Madison Square Garden bout. The total receipts reached 50716 with a paid attendance of 9112.
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Judge Landis To Lead Brooklyn Flag Ceremony
United Press reports Judge EK M Landis accepted an invitation to serve as master of ceremonies at the National league pennant raising in Brooklyn. Charles Ebbetts, president of the club, announced the event but did not specify a date.
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Baker Again at Third for the Yankees in Retirement Return
Frank Homerun Baker, long retired, will play third base for the New York Yankees. Manager Huggins says Howe will return to the game, per the club announcement.
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