Britons Drift From Nice in Boxing History Recap
A retrospective look contrasts English boxing methods with American styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The piece notes Britons like Mitchell and Lavigne facing American power, the rise of slugging tendencies, and the shift toward practical, forceful tactics at boxing clubs and in tours across the United States and Britain. It highlights fighters such as Craig, O'Brien, McGovern, Ryan, and Haris, and discusses how English boxers adopted brawling elements to compete with American champions.
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Pittsburg
Mites Sullivan
Chantilly
France
London
Mitchell
Harlem
Frank Slavin
Dan Cresdne
Philadelphia
O'Brien
Craig
Unitied Isles
George Crisp
Marty Newmier
Nck
Tell
Mr. Craig
Nan Tam Jimmy Barry
Dixon
McGovern
Lavigne
Tomy Ryan
Fitzsimmons
Tore Ersary
Walter Croot
Od Marty
London Na Wai
Dick Burke
Vieting
Jeff Thorpe
McCoy
Ryan
Palmer
Terry McGovern
Westchester
N.Y
Foxhall Americas Rea Of Thoroughbred Repreventative Abroad Colt
Foxhall America's rise as a celebrated thoroughbred is traced through 19th century critique and American passion for foreign turf. Ed Cole chronicles Foxhall's global impact, his fame in the United States, and the era’s racing champions including Peter Pan and Foxhall's lineage praised by apperley and critics.
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Foxhall Americas
America
Foxhall
Apperley
James T. Keene
Hie Lam
Weied
United States
Poxhail
Appertey
England
Lortilagd
Walleosten
Sheur
Foxnail
Fred Archer
Baseball games highlight American teams early morning routs
In London shows no Manchester talk while American teams shine. The Oakland games split wins as the Americans beat Oakland 9 to 1 in the morning and edge Say Frat etyco 3 to 2 in the afternoon. The White Sox open the five game series by losing one, with Lange Kuhn Ulay Gregory Mitze and others noted.
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Gaines
Oakland
Local baseball talks hint at home talent leadership
The city club plans to open the season with a homegrown manager whose identity remains secret. Directors favor local talent, while rumors hint at Class B and D players involved in a quiet build. Meanwhile, Articles of Incorporation for St Lake Baseball show a new organization with Helena’s fan interest and a busy pennant seasonahead.
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Nick
Butte
Seeret
Uie
Te Twill
Mother
Sid
Coal Trust
Walsh
Mulroney
Tutto
New St Lake Baseball Association
George P. Waseon
Sheen
Iit
Helena
Vital City Crew
Vigilantes
Fever
Mountaineers
Pioneers
Capital Colts
Sclons
Statesmen
Queen Citys
Helena Hustlers
Finnish Olympic champion Fanner suffers injury setback
Reports from athletic circles say the Finnish Olympic champion Fanner, recently surpassing amateur records, collapsed during a two mile race at Mads Garden last Thursday night. Doctors fear shin splints will sideline him for months, possibly forcing retirement after a few laps.
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Sen Rors
Maren
Mannes Korenmainen
Trix
Mads Garden
Protests Over High School Athletics Shake Gallatin
Anaconda basketball trips home from Hogeman with controversy over player eligibility. Missoula officials and two players face hearings, with disputes about season year and certification. The Interscholastic Association weighs evidence amid claims of clerical confusion and pettiness in handling protests.
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Anaconda
Hogeman
Tie Athletic Association
Harnett and Sullivan
Weder
Parkin
Gallatin High School
Wa Principa Ketcham
Missola
Inem
Cesclation
Prof
Arnett
Burnett
Bush
Harnett
Dwyer
Phn
Ces
Init
Montana
Huretts
Ines and BillIngE stars amid case contrasts raise concern
Fragmentary OCR discusses Ines in the Esp case and the BillIngE star of two years. It notes comparisons with Ug in Hornet and Sullivan Caves, suggesting confusion over competency or complacency.
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Ines
Hornet
Sullivan Caves
Bryan's Idea of Union With Dominion of Canada
Washington March 9. Secretary of State Bryan and Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels occupied seats as Toronto editor Mr. Medlin spoke urging a union that treats Canada and the United States as fellow nations. The former Premier Laurier was quoted praising a nobler ideal than political union a spiritual union of English speaking peoples.
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Washington
Wi Tery
Bryan
Josephux Daniele
Ontefor
Medina
Toronto
McDonatd
Ars Kevan
United States
Canada
Laurier
Canabe
McDonad
Tongs Busy Again in San Francisco
In San Francisco a clash between rival Chinese tong factions left Sam Suey Four shot but not killed. Four others including Fred Hoo Quock Yim and others were wounded as a Tong war spilled into the streets near Suey Sing and Gong restaurants. The eruption followed a jostling incident involving Fung Ah Tung of the Bing Range, with police arresting two suspects named King and Ah Mon as part of the Suey Sings.
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Francisco
Marendep
Ies
Kong Tong
Mis
T. Mizuhara
Sam Suey
Fred Hoo
Quock
Yim
Paints and supplies and a note on Isle of Pines annexation
An ad for Schatziein Paint Company offers paints brushes and related supplies at low prices. A report from Thomas J Nan, president of the American Association of the Isle of Pines, announces a petition to President Wilson for annexation, to be filed in the coming day. The item also discusses a Canadian irrigation idea to accelerate crop growth using electrical current but notes high energy use and uncertain margins.
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Pittsburg
Maren
Thomas 3 Nan
American Association of the
Ten Cent Box of Cascarets Adverts Laxative
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that cleanses the digestive system overnight without harming the liver or stomach. The copy claims 10 cents per box and notes millions use it to avoid headaches and digestive issues. Also mentions the death of Mattson Gladys Eveling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Matteson, at 9M East Galea street, with funeral notices to appear in later papers.
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Mattson
Gladys Eveling
Isaac Matte Kon
Galea Street
Ater
Funeral arrangements for Kelly Walsh and John McGuirk
The notice states the remains of the late John McGuirk will be interred at Kelly Walsh undertaking with services at St Patrick's Church on Monday morning. Also noted are burial details for Nicholas Holland with funeral notices to follow.
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Kelly
Kelly Walsh
John McGuirk
North Franklin Erect
St. Patrick's Church
Hayado
Holland Nicholas PD
Wolland
Tis
Nev
Puneral
Funeral notice for Sullivan family in local church rites
The funeral of Patrick Sullivan will be held today at 3 o'clock from the family residence proceeding to St Mary Church. The funeral of Pixkerman, son of Donivan, will take place Wednesday morning at Povelock Tigges and Sting Acres. services at St Tatricien Niel. Remains of Wile Ian Sabel are at Dugan's undertaking parlors. further funeral notice to follow.
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Sullivan
Nin Patrick
St. Mary’e Church
Rien Tueral
Tate Hin
Ted Yesterda
teNbek
Janey
Larry Duggan Hellable on North Main Street
Larry Duggan is listed for a notice on North Main Street at phone 1806. The brief item catalogs an address and contact point, reflecting a local matter or business listing within the community.
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Agricultural College
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Schatziein’ Paint Company
West Broadway
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