Freddie Welsh Crowned World Lightweight Champion of Britain
Freddie Welsh of Great Britain, the world lightweight champion, earned the crown by defeating Willie Ritchie in London after twenty rounds. Born in Prontlyrida, Wales, on March 8, 1888, Welsh learned boxing in the United States and later settled in California amid American earnings.
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Interest in Baseball Not on the Decline by I E Sanborn
The article argues public interest in baseball remains strong despite lower attendance. It notes broader economic caution, split league structures, and regional enthusiasm shifts. It highlights Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis as examples where pennant races revived local zeal, sustaining civic pride and fan curiosity even in lean seasons.
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Will Freddie Welsh Defeat Willie Ritchie Next?
Boxing writer weighs Freddie Welsh as world lightweight champion and the odds against American challenger Willie Ritchie. Charley White emerges as potential spoiler, but Welsh guards and jab set tough barriers.
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