Nelson Dies: Gans Wins in Grudge Fight at 42 Rounds
In a brutal marathon match at Gooden, Nevada, Joe Gans defeats Benny Nelson after 42 rounds of relentless exchanges. Gans dominated long stretches with crisp rights and lefts while Nelson pressed hard, bleeding from the nose and mouth yet refusing to yield. Referee Siler warned both men for heads and fouls as the two veterans battled across the canvas, ultimately leaving Gans the victor amid a fatigued crowd and lingering tension.
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Gans Breaks Hand Then Fights On in Nevada Bout
In Oldfield Nevada on September 3, Gans delivered a remarkable display after breaking his right hand in the thirty third round. He fought on with his left hand, landing repeated blows on Nelson as he grimaced in pain, while his right hand was obviously injured. His stubborn endurance surprised spectators and underscored his boxer’s tenacity despite the fracture.
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Gane Rally Beats Nelson After Fast Fifteen Rounds
The fight lasted fifteen fast rounds before Nelson rallied late. Gane led on points, knocked Nelson down twice, and repeatedly jolted him with blows to the jaw. Nelson showed extraordinary endurance, surviving several near knockouts and a brutal pace that kept the crowd orderly.
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Women witness bloody Gana Nelson fight in Oldfield arena
More than 200 women attended the Gana Nelson boxing match in Oldfield Nevada. Spectators described the scene as jam packed with varied attire and society types. Despite reports that only men could attend, women filled seats close to the ring, watching every blow as the bout reached its bloodiest moments.
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Nelson and Gans Go To War In Brutal Thirty-Nine Round Bout
The fight raged from round one with Nelson clashing heads and trading jabs while Gans fired rights to the jaw. Nelson pressed early and late as both men wore down, with swelling eyes and relentless grappling, culminating in a late foul that gave Gans a narrow victory amid a fatigue-worn arena crowd.
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Nut Boy Wins Charter Oak Trotting Meet
Nut Boy a bay gelding owned by J A Crabtree of Quincy Maine and driven by McHenry won the star event on opening day of Charter Oak Park grand circuit meet at Wartfort Charter Oak trotting events two heats of three. Gold Dust Maid with Geers up was the favorite in pacing events.
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Bowden Lithia Water Ad Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Bowden Lithia Water as preventing summer ailments and urges readers to drink it freely. It invites customers to order via phone and mentions a cage, implying delivery or a sampling mechanism. The quirky copy reflects early 20th century marketing language.
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