Bouts Abound For Boxing Fans In New England
Last night brought packed cards at regional clubs with Walsh defeating Bradigan in Salem. Canole lost to Lewis in Portland as Lewis earned a knockout early. Fallow and Williams stopped by knockout. Pocahontas outpaced Gus Dumont, forcing a quit after eight rounds. Multiple bouts ended in draws including McCloskey vs Ashley Kelly Clancy Adams Glover and Pantz Burke.
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New England
Bob Armstrong
Haverhill
the McCloskey-Ashley
Kelly Clancy
Adams-Glover
Kid Pantz-Burke
Johnson Bests Armstrong in Fourth Round Knockout
Walter Johnson of Philadelphia defeated Bob Armstrong of Haverhill in the fourth round of a 12 round bout at the Haverhill Athletic Club. After a disputed foul claim, Johnson, allowed to continue after a brief rest, landed a stiff right to Armstrong’s jaw and won as the crowd hissed.
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Haverhill
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Bob Armstrong
Haverhill Athletic Club
Johnson
Armstrong
McCloskey and Ashley Fight 15 Rounds to Draw
Gloucester, Dec 26. Guy Ashley of Fall River and Blink McCloskey of Philadelphia battled 15 rounds to a draw in a boxing bout. No knockdowns or decisive blows reported as the crowd witnessed a closely fought contest.
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Gloucester
Guy Ashley
Fall River
Blink McCloskey
Philadelphia
Gloucester bout ends as McCloskey injures wrist
In front of about 400 spectators at the Gloucester Athletic Club the match concluded with McCloskey suffering a tendon rupture above the wrist of his right arm in the final round.
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Gloucester Athletic Club
McCloskey
Boxing Card Looms Large at Cambridge A A Meeting
Cambridge boxing fans await the Cambridge A A bout featuring Charley O Rourke against George Gunther the Melbourne Kangaroo in a pivotal 10 round clash. Gunther shows cleverness and power while O Rourke trains hard aiming to reclaim top form. Riverside Boat Club hosts amateur action at 105 115 125 and 138 5 pounds as Illinois debates boxing bills.
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Cambridge A. A
Charley O’rourke
Cambridge
George Gunther
Melbourne
Gunther
O'Rourke
O’rourke
New England
Pickaninny
Riverside Boat Club of
Illinois
Chicago
Danny Dougherty
Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
New York
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Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
Gans
D. K
Lawrence
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
L. M
M. C
McGovern
Hmit
Dixon
Walsh Knocks Out Brodigan In Apollo Club Bout
Harry Bradigan of Birmingham England was knocked out in two minutes thirty seconds by Jimmy Walsh of Boston at the Apollo A C in Salem. Walsh’s swift punch sent Bradigan to the canvas, with Sparks of future matchups including Walsh versus Monte Attell.
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Conlin
Jimmy Walsh
New England
Harry Bradigan
England
Salem
Birmingham
Boston
Apollo A
Frankis Neil
Walish
United States
Casper Leon
New York
Jack Sheehan
Walsh
Monte Attell
California
St. Louis
Burke Paniz Fight Ends In Draw At West End Club
Jimmy Burke of this city and Kid Pantz of Boston fought a 12 round draw at the West End Club in Lawrence. Burke fought cleaner while Pantz led oftener. Willie Mack defeated Young Duffy in the second round. Tad Galvin beat Young Cahill on points after six rounds.
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Lawrence
Jimmy Burke
Kid Pantz
Boston
West End
Burke
Pantz
Willie Mack
Young Duffy
South Boston
Tad Galvin
Young Cahill
Galvin
Glover Versus Adams Bout Ends After Ten Rounds
In Ware on December 26 Billy Glover of South Boston and Frank Adams of Newton boxed ten rounds at 180 pounds. Gus Dumont of Quebec withdrew from a fifteen round match with Pocahontas of Boston in the eighth, the decision going to Pocahontas due to Dumont's fractured jaw.
Williams Knocks Out Farlow In New Bedford Bout
Rhode Island welterweight champion Jimmy Williams stops Billy Farlow of Fall River in the twelfth round of a scheduled 15 round bout held before the New Bedford Athletic Association. Providence’s Monk the Newsboy wins a decision over Cocky Paul in a 10 round bout. Young Eldredge of Fairhaven defeats Frank Rogers in seven rounds.
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New Bedford
Jimmy Williams
Rhode Island
Billy Farlow
Fall River
New Bedford Athletic Association
Monk
Newsboy
Providence
Paul
Young Eldredge
Fairhaven
Frank Rogers
Lewis Knocks Out Canole At Portland Auditorium
In Portland, Maine, a record crowd watched Martin Canole of Fall River fall to Lewis in a decisive knockout during a high profile boxing show at the Portland Auditorium. The bout drew the biggest attendance ever seen at the venue.
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Portland
Portland Auditorium
Martin Canole
Lewis Knocks out Canole in Ninth Round Showdown
Willie Lewis of New The bout was scheduled for 12 rounds. Canole never found his form, going down several times and finally counted out in the ninth. Lewis controlled the action from center ring, pressing for a knockout, while Canole rallied briefly in the seventh. Local Walter Lamont lost to Eddie Harrigan in the first preliminary, followed by a well-received three-round bout between Kid Donohue and Mickey Green. Marty Sullivan refereed the main event.
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River
Willie Lewis
New York
Canole
Lewis
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
Walter Lamont
Eddie Harrigan
Patsey McKenna
Kelly Clancy Bout Ends In Draw At Brighton
Hugh Clancy of Pawtucket and E mergency Kelly of Boston fought 15 rounds to a draw before the Brighton Athletic Club. The bout was fast with both men trading, Kelly excelling in open fighting and Clancy in close work. Referee decision welcomed by about 400 spectators. Semifinal Hyde of Foster vs Coleman of Athlboro ended when Coleman's seconds threw in the towel after the third round.
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Providence
Hugh Clancy
Pawtucket
E’mergency
Kelly
Boston
Brighton Athletic Club
Clancy
Bogardus Hyde
Foster
Tom Coleman
Attleboro
Coleman
New England Ice Hockey League highlights at Franklin Field
Four strenuous games at Franklin Field showcase ice hockey in snow. Roxbury H C crushed Crescent 7 0 while Franklin A A beat Dorchester H C 6 1 with Hoey and Gallagher starring. Roxbury also defeated Columbia A C 3 0 as Richardson led scorers. Wanderers over Berkeley A C 7 0 in practice play. a rare Christmas football tie 0 0 between City Point Catholic and Dorchester Catholic amid icy conditions.
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New England
Franklin Field
Roxbury Hockey Club
Crescent Hockey Club
Franklin A. A
Dorchester Hockey Club
Gallagher
Hoey
Waterman
Thompson
Franklins
Macdonald
Chaffee
O’connell
Hendrie
Locust Street
City Point Catholic Association
Dorchester Catholic
Dorchester
City Point
Alumni Defeats Melrose High In Rough Game
Melrose December 26 An annual ice hockey game at Ell Pond saw the alumni beat Melrose High 3 to 1 in two 20 minute halves. Alfred Scanlan scored two goals for the alumni and A Verge Scanlan added the third. Melrose H S players included A Cochrane who suffered a bruise over the ear.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
Ell Pond
A. Cochrane
Alfred Scanlan
New England
Melrose H
Melrose H. S
Drew
Don Reed
Pettengill
Warner Coffin
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Peery Ce. P
A. Cochrane Andersson
Po Cereeees
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White King
Wilson
Ormsby
High School
Scanlan
C. Cochrane
A. Verge
Cushman
Vaughn
Campbell
Somerville H C defeats St Joseph A A 9 to 0 in rough match
Somerville H C dominated St Joseph A A with a 9 to 0 win. J Cassidy led with a trio of goals, while M Cassidy and Burton added multiple scores. Goala, Hovey, Fitzpatrick, Picc, Fischer, O’Donnell, Maddock and others contributed to the lopsided victory before about 200 spectators. Referee Sheraton, Umpire Dillon, timer Oakes. Time two halves of 15 and 10 minutes.
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C. Columbia A
Richardson
Ee Visedecueerage Hs
Oueele van Amridge
Olmstead
C. P
St. Martin
Somerville H. C. ST. Joseph A. A. J
Eon Fischer
Babbitt
O'Donnel Munrees
Maddock
Somerville
St. Joseph
J. Cassidy
M. Cassidy
Burton
Hovey
Sheraton
Dillon
Timor—Oakes
Chelsea High Defeated by Mechanic Arts in Lincoln Hall
The Mechanic Arts team defeated Chelsea High 20 to 14 in Lincoln Hall Chelsea yesterday. Chelsea showed a weak goal line but fought hard despite lighter players. Scorers from floor Randall five Hearn Miller Petterson two Bliss two Burnett McNaughton Brown. Fouls by Randall two Bliss four. Attendance recorded at 500.
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Mechanic Arts
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Randall
Hearn
Miller
Petterson
Bliss
Burnett
McNaughton
Brown
Trainer MacMasters Aims For Yale Victory On New York Rink
Trainer MacMasters drives winter plan to build a strong Crimson ice hockey team to topple Yale in annual games at St Nicholas rink New York. He uses a dry underrownd track beneath the stadium to keep players fit running when the ice fails. He emphasizes endurance and hard work to overcome Yale, noted as stronger that year.
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MacMasters
Yale
Crimson and Blue
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Scotty
Chelsea Battery H defeats Boston College in Chelseas Lincoln Hall
Battery H of Chelsea defeats Boston College in Lincoln Hall Chelsea in a close game by a score of 00. First half tied 4 to 4 second half 6 to 6. Isbester scored on the floor along with Flatley and McCarthy. Scorers from fouls Scanlon 6 Lyon 2. Referee Smith Umpire Jordan Attendance 500.
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Chelsea
Boston College
Lincoln Hall
Chelare
Pentacely
Isbester
Flatley
McCarthy
Scanlon
Lyon
Smith
Jordan
Crescents Defeat Everett High 16 to 13 in Local Tilt
Crescents beat Everett High School 16 to 13 at the M M A gym. Collins led with 8 floor goals, Schoppelry and Jackson added scoring. Referee O Nevan, scorer Green, 250 in attendance, two 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Crescents
Everett High
Sameer Crescents
Maxwell
Freeze Jackson
Gordon Hoffman
Schoppelry
Collins
Gordon
Freeze
Marks
Schop Iry
Jackson
Onevan
Green
John Mallarkey Given Another Try in Fast Company
John Mallarkey, formerly with the Boston Nationals in 1903, is to be given another chance in fast company after being purchased by a new team for the season.
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John Mallarkey
Boston Nationals
Baseball notes from the steel city and south
Cleveland fans praise Mallarkey and Dick Cooley after his debut with Royal Rooters. Charleston boasts a top park as four league teams plan practice games next spring. Pete Hastings becomes Fox River Valley league president while the Southern league buffers for 8000 dollars. New Orleans profits from warm weather and exhibition games with big league clubs ahead of next season. Pirates’ Bransfield trade hauls an untried player. Arncle Barney may hope for strong gate receipts in 1905.
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Columbus
Mallarkey
Dick Cooley
Royal
Cooley
Charleston
Boston Nationals
Quakers
Brooklyns
Detroits
Pete Hastings
Collins
Wisconsin
Hastings
New Orleans
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Pirates
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Arncle Barney
Dreyfuss
Melrose Y M C A nets 119 in rout over Cliftondale
Melrose Y M C A dominates Cliftondale 119 to 4 in 40 minutes with 53 points in first half and 66 in second. Vaughn scores 33, French 13, Bunker 11, while Cliftondale’s Horton and Norris score and foul counts heavily favor Melrose. Referee Vaughn calls 18 fouls on Cliftondale.
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Cliftondale Y. M. C. A
Cliftondale
Harry Vaughn
Melrose Y. M. C. A
Bunker
French
White
C. Horton
Norris
Vaughn
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Horton Histes
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Po Biases Ss
R. B
Cheney
Estes
Green
Timer— Harris
Mitchell
Malden Y M C A Second Team Beats Melrose 20 to 18
Malden Y M C A second team defeated Melrose Y M C A second team in a close 20 to 18 basketball game at the Melrose gym. Scoring leaders included Windsor and W Quain for Malden and Howes and Loveland for Melrose. refereed by Vaughn with Harris timing.
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Melrose
Melrose Y. M. Cc. A
Malden Y. M. GC. A
Malden
W. Quain
Loveland Howes
Chapicad
Beirras
Anderton Quain
Range (Taylor
Bukeos
Furze
M. Cc. A
Maiden
Vaughn
Harris
Mitchell
East Boston A A Teams Beat Fairmount By Wide Margin
East Boston A A trounced Fairmount A A of Hyde Park 63 to 6 at East Boston High School gym in front of a large crowd of basketball enthusiasts. The Crowley.
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A. A
Fairmount A. A
Hyde Park
East Boston High School
Crowley
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