Hawkins Wins by Knockout Over Sid McPartland in Three
Dal Tiawkins, lightweight from the Pacific, defeats Sid McPartland of New York by knockout in the third round at Lenox Athletic Club under Marquis of Queensberry rules. Hawkins lands decisive blows including a final left hook to the jaw, referee White awarding the victory. The bout opened with odds at 100 to 80, later even, and featured seconds Fred Taral and others for Hawkins and Johnny Gorman for McPartland.
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New York
Dal Tiawkins
Pacific
Sid MecPartland
Lenox Athletic Club
McPartland
Hawkins
Dal
Fred Taral
Tred van Nuch
Jack Donegan
Johnny Gorman
Bob Clark
Charley McPartland
Marquis of Queensberry
Mac
Mace
Cal
Mac Partland
White
Frank Bradley
Philadelphia
Billy Needham
St. Paul
Charley White
Bradley
Boxing Gossip in England and America Stars
The twenty round bout at Olympic A C Birmingham pits Alf Wright against Mike Sears with potential implications for Terry McGovern. Sears trains in England after wins over Haley Frazier and others, while Wright’s London bout with Dave Wallace is cited as a fast classic. Meanwhile Babey Sweeney fights Jack Frazier in Sun cook New Hampshire, testing featherweight supremacy as Creedon and Green prepare to settle a score on the same circuit.
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Mike Sears
Alf Wright
Birmingham
Eng
Wright
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Dave Wallace
National Sporting Club
London
Wallace
Tommy White
England
Ben Jordan
Jordan
George Dixon
Lenox A. C
Little Isle
Sears
Caiis
Patsy Haley
Spider Web
Jack Frazier
Ile
Chipperfield
Babey Sweeney
New Hampshire
Suncook
N. H
Sweeney
Ife
Frazier
Pats
Healey
Lynn
West St
Pacific Slope
Cal Hawkins
Sally Smith
Hast
Jack
Patsy
Watch and jewelry sale at Keene and Pearl stores
A catalog advertises solid silver stem wind watches at discounted prices from $2.75 to $15 and pearl and gold opera glasses with 22k gold finishes offered at $2.87. Also listed are Dickens gold filled chains with mail order options and multiple price tiers, plus black pearl models and related cases from Keene, 1501 Washington St and 1201 Washington St.
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Keene
Washington Se
Morocco
Ae Air
Eafene
Washington St
Diamond Stud and Lady's Watch Bargains in Boston
A cut price jewelry ad offers a $100 diamond stud once $409, now $150 with other pieces at $10 $25 $50 and $90. Keene at 1301 Washington St promotes a genuine 14k gold filled ladies or gentlemen's hunting watch at $6 with refund policy and 5 year full value buyback opposed to rivals at higher prices.
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Boston
Tiffany and Belcher
Keenf
Washington St
Keen
Keene
Big White Diamond Ring For Sale In Keene
A pure white diamond weighs nearly 2 karats in a brand new setting. The stone alone cost $150, now offered for $60. Located in Keene at 1501.
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Keene
Washington St
Diamond Ad Offers Lorgnette Chains and Rings at Low Prices
In Sandusky on December 6, KEENE at Washington Street markets a $25 diamond ring and a $10 genuine diamond solitaire ring in a 20 round contest style sale. The listing promotes nearly 500 lorgnette opera chains 50 inches long with 14k gold filled slides and a genuine diamond, priced at $5 and up.
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Keene
Washington St
Boston Boxer Dan Sullivan Signs for Janey Bout at Lenox
Dan Sullivan formerly of Boston has signed to meet Jim Janey in a preliminary to the Gans Daly contest at the Lenox A C on December 27. Sullivan previously fought Dick OBrien for fifteen rounds before OBrien won on the decision.
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New York
Dan_ Sullivan
Boston
Dick O’brien
Jim Janey
Lenox A. C
McCoy to Train for Sharkey Bout in New Dorp
Kid McCoy will handle most training for his bout with Tom Sharkey at New Dorp on Staten Island. Flo arrived at the park this morning and did light indoor work this afternoon. Sharkey will train at the Lenox A.C. facility.
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New York
Kid. McCoy
Tom Sharkey
New Dorp
Straten Island
Asbury Park
Flo
Park
Sharkey
Lenox A
Connolly to Box Kerwin in Chicago Contender Showdown
Eddy Connolly is set to meet George Kerwin of Chicago in a glove contest next Saturday night in Toronto. Their twenty round draw in St. Louis two weeks ago and Connolly’s strong showing against Jack Bennett last Saturday have made him the favorite over Kerwin.
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Toronto
Eddy Connolly
George Kerwin
Chicago
St. Louis
Connolly
Jack Bennett
Illinois A C Announces December 30 Middleweight Bout
The Illinois Athletic Club secured Jack Root and Australian Jim Ryan as the star pair for the December 30 program. They will box six rounds in the headline middleweight clash.
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Chicago
Illinois A. C
Jack Root
Jim Ryan
Australia
Pluto to Fight George Dixon in January Contest
Pluto the Australian featherweight arrived in New York and accepted Lenox A. C. offer for a twenty-round match with George Dixon. The bout is set for January 17.
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New York
Pluto
Lenox A. C
George Dixon
Butler Carey Bout Prohibited by Gloucester Clergy
In Camden on December 20 the planned twenty round match between Joe Butler and Tom Carey at River View A C Glou ster was barred by Mingor Beaston after a clergy petition from Gloucester.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Butler
Tom Carey
River View
A. C
Glouster
Mingor Beaston
Gloucester
Honest John Kelly Offered Fight Payout by Texas Syndicate
A Texas syndicate offered $10 000 to arrange a finish fight between Tommy Ryan and Bob Fitzsimmons. Huckman will receive $2 500 for training expenses. The offer has been communicated to the participants.
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New York
John” Ixkelly
Tommy Ryan
Bob Fitasimmons
Hachman
Ziegler to Fight Kerwin in Six Round Bout
A staged boxing match between Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia and George Kerwin Chicago lightweight champion was arranged for a six round bout at the Illinois Athletic Club show on Lee Street. They compete at 135 pounds for 50 percent of the gross receipts.
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Chicago
Owen Ziegler
Philadelphia
George SK Kerwin
Illinois Athletic Club of Chicago
Lee
National Regatta Likely to Be Held in Boston
Secretary Fred R. Fortmeyver said the national association regatta may be staged in Boston with Southern clubs favoring Philadelphia. Boston enjoys broad support from middle and Eastern clubs and likely gains Western backing. The annual meeting is set for January 15 at the Marlborough Hotel in New York.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Boston
Fred R. Fortmeyver
Philadelphia
West
National Association
Marlborough
B A A AAD Triumphs As Roxbury Club Loses All Games
In the Circuit League big pin match at Roxbury Club last evening the B A A AAD second team swept three straight games. The home trainer bowled 191 in the final for the high single and totaled 519 pins for second high in the match. Kuller's 53 aided B A A AAD to victory. score not stated.
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Roxbury
Kuller
Middlesex Cycle Club Triumphs in Intercycle Tourney
Middlesex Cycle Club won three games from the Tiger Roadsters while Alto Ego Club took two of three strings from the Chelsea Cycle Club in the intercycle candlepin series last night.
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Middlesex Cycle Club
Tiger Roadsters
Alto Ego Club
Chelsea Cycle Club
Khe
Herald Team Beats Globe in Candle Pin Series
The Herald won two of three against the Globe in the newspaper league candlepin series. The Traveler opened with a one-pin win over the Post, then won the next two by narrow margins. Bean posted 27 lines for the high three-string total across both matches.
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Herald
The
Globe
Traveler
Post
Bean
Daly
Fc Fahey
Shirley
Bowler
Wallis
Ford
Reardon
Sheehan Evens
Alee Battison Ewen
X& R
McCagg Peewee
Madden
Richards
Conlay
Centre Nous Defeats St James In Leagues Bowls Charge
The South Side Leaguers watched Centre Nous win seven more games over St James at Charlie Lavis's alleys with McGee posting a 295 three game total and 115 in a string. Donovan led the winning side with 254 in three games as Ingomars and Boyle's Bros. also played.
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Charlie Lavis
Centre Nous
St. James
McGee
Entre Nous
Ingomars
Boyle’ Bros
Donovan
Boston Bowlin Association Adopts Transfer Rule
At Boston Bowlin Association meeting at Boston Tavern the Meyers S bury game was disposed of and the team ordered to roll off the middle star at the next Sudbury alley game. A rule requires unanimous consent of alley owners to transfer a player between teams. Delegates to the American Bowling Press re elected: President Carruth, Vice Presidents John Irn and Meyers as secretary.
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Boston Bowlin Association
Boston Tavern
American Bowling Press
Carruth
John Irn
Sec
Meyers
Treaty of Peace Details Transfer of Puerto Rico Philippines
Madrid reports a full Spanish copy of the peace treaty outlining Spain’s renunciation of Cuba, cession of Porto Rico Guam and the Philippine archipelago to the United States. It lists wartime prisoner exchanges and post treaty property and legal arrangements for inhabitants and archives.
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Porto Rico
West Indies
Guam
Philippines
Philippine
Madrid
Isle
Isle of Guam
Marianas
Ladrones
Philippine Islands
Bachi
Greenwich
I . Iivileges
Manila
Antilles
Guams
West Indian Isles
Philippine Archipelago
Crown of Spain
Congress
Senate
Washington
Nichols backs eight club league idea for baseball revival
Charles A. Nichols predicts a return to an eight club league would tighten travel, raise competition, and help strong clubs like Baltimore and Cleveland. He argues Boston and New York would benefit, cites old standards, and notes a three year await before any shifts. Nichols also stays fit for spring and succeeds in business with Continental clothing.
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New York
Post
Charles A. Nichols
Continental Clothing House
Baltimores
Clevelands
New Yorks
Cincinnatis
Brotherhood
Bostons
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Warrington
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cinginnati
St. Louis
Es Nichols
Continental
Fogsme
Fragmented OCR item on local athletics and individuals
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Dr. Pi and Uncle, referencing a Carde or Cardeer and a held event with a 50 currency note. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or context for a full summary.
Patrol Report Scraps Jan Reading amid Confusing Notation
Fragmentary OCR notes show a patrol report with unclear January date and location Roxbury. The readable bits indicate a trial or patrol activity around a sick or injured subject and a referenced officer or unit. Detailed facts remain unreadable.
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Kid McPartland
Werames
Dan Creedon
George Green
Peo Ae Fee
Stord
Sandusky,c
Dan Sullivan
RING
M'Coy
Dixon
Fitz and
Ryan
Ziegler
Kerwin
Skater Brokaw
Irving Brokaw
Isb
Sdiussuotdwiryo
aZpd
NBA
Yoru Sepysue
B.A. Aad
Roxbury Club
Ingomar
Tis Walley
Ee Skinner
Wardwell
Fuller
Wees Eerveseseee
Edwards Eee Eeereesere
Caswell Erece Eens Eeeres
Aeek
Weer Enone
Intercycle Itourney
Ae C
Cc Middles
Mosher
Evans
Phillips Ee
Tis
Ik UH
Conley Ey
Nu Burton
Duncan Eat
Chelsea C. C
Chultz
Carrell Cette
Adams Wee
Leo Seem
Wwe
Kirk Seem
South End League
Gorbett’s Clumn
Osgood
Clinin
Mass
Amerian House
Charles H. Stackpole
Dorchester
Stacpole
William S. Haven
American Bible Societ
Charlestown State
Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Nw York
Messrs. Dodd, Meads Co
F. ©. Conybeard
Max Mueller
Dreyfus
Awd
Webster’s International Dictionary
G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield
Mags
Harover
Portland Streets
Union Station
Scomyquare
Haymarket Square
Wolf
Furtinas
Secretary Long
Uncle Sam
Montana
Michigan
Arizona
Copper King of Arizona
Copper King of Arizona Company
Ames Building
City
Holden’s
Bowdoin Square
George H. Quaid's
Temple Place
Quaid
Surfa E
Montana& Arizona Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Treasury
Mdtana
Messrs. S. Ward & Co
Exchange Building
Henry M. Corliss
Corliss
Chamber of Ommerce
Yba
State Street
A. M. Leland’s
Boylston Street
Bissell
Franklin Streets
Abe
oWler
Hurley
Sneer
Murphy
Lonergan
Seeree
Crosby Ee Ee
McGee Ee Ewrwerenees Sree
Bone
ST. Jamics
Dodd
Yoley
Sullivan
Lem Ing
Wooley
Donovan Weeee
Klug
Burns
Sear
Thornton
OSS
Boyle Bross
Tighe
Shannon
Tampa
Sai
Kid Nichols
Uli
Lemmin “Rd
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