Coulon Still World Bantam Champion After 20th Round
Johnny Coulon of Chicago retained the world bantamweight title with a 20 round decision over Frank C. Burns of Jersey City before the West Side A. C. in New Orleans on February 18. Coulon pressured Burns throughout and appeared to deserve a draw in the eyes of Burns supporters after a fast clever duel.
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Burns Beats Coulon In Hard-Fought Title Bout
In a packed arena Referee Harry Stout upheld Coulon’s decision after a dramatic late sequence. Burns pressed from rounds two onward and earned key knockdowns while Coulon attacked the body and stomach, with both fighters trading hard in the final rounds.
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Sher prookes Meet Intercolonials and B A A at Arena
Sher prookes of Quebec and Grand Mere clash with Intercolonials on Thursday and the B A A seven on Saturday in a two game series at the Arena. The matches offer fans a chance to compare the two local teams ahead of the approaching interclub series.
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Week of Coast Boxing Bouts Headlines Many Fights Listed
The week features multiple bouts across cities from Brooklyn to Sacramento with a packed schedule. Frank Klaus faces Sailor Petrosky in Frisco plans boosted by Freddie Welsh’s illness, clearing the way for a major event as Washington's Birthday looms.
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BravesTrade Donlin for Campbell in Even Swap
President John Ward of the Boston Braves announced late Saturday that a trade with Pittsburg had been completed. Mike Donlin would be exchanged for fleet runner Victor Campbell, with Ward stating the deal is an even swap and fans can look for the Braves to compete fiercely this season. The message calms fears that Dreyfuss or Fred Clarke would demand more.
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Even Trade Spurs Talk Of Campbell Donlin Baseball Swap
Boston sports column surveys Paul Shannon’s even trade of Donlin for Campbell, praising Ward for a youthful spark and critiquing Donlin’s ego and Kling’s management. It cites Campbell’s 1910 hitting surge, Donlin’s veteran peak, and predicts improved 1912 results with Campbell at leadoff.
Hooper Signs With Red Sox To Bolster Right Field
Harry Hooper, famed fleet-footed right fielder, signed with the Boston Red Sox and his contract arrived at American League headquarters. The popular player, admired by local fans as the best in the country, is expected to boost Hooperville's standing in right field.
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Hooper Optimistic On Contract and Fitness for Season
Hooper states he is in peak condition and ready to deliver his best for the new management. He has spent winter at his Capitola home and plans to head for Hot Springs around March 1 to begin the season.
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Detroit Training Camp Opens as Perry Arrives Overweight
Detroit manager Navin sent trainer Tuthill and outfielder Perry to Monroe Louisiana for the spring training camp. Perry, acquired from Providence, is noticeably overweight and will be placed under the trainer's supervision. The trainer will coordinate the squad's arrival and camp setup.
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Pelicans Beat Panama Colon 9 to 1
The New Orleans Pelicans, a Southern league baseball club, defeated Panama Colon 9 to 1 today in a game part of a series with Isthmian teams.
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Hope for the Giants in post season outlook
The New York Giants are viewed as having a strong chance to rebound with J Franklin Baker remaining in the opposing league. This assessment reflects Baker's continued absence as a key factor in the team's prospects.
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Glidden Trophy Withdrawal and Boston Auto News
Gossip for motorists reports Charles J Glidden withdraws the touring trophy from AA A use. L B Warren opens new salesrooms for Cutting and Austin at 338 Newbury St. E J Bartlett named GM of Empire Motor Car agency handling Stutz in New England. Abbott Detroit Motors withdraws its race team after a controversy with the AA A following Savannah races. Charles Y Knight to lecture on sleeve valve motors at Blackwell Hall. A Chicago women's car purchase joke highlights social views on cars.
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Dorchester And Somerville Youth Teams Seek Fast Opponents
Orpheum Five of Dorchester and St Joseph’s School Somerville advertise for top 115 to 120 pound and 100 pound teams in Boston and suburbs. Cathedral Y M C A seeks fast state teams away Feb 22. Contacts: J A Wesner Box 5345 Boston and Terence D Gordon 70 East Newton Street.
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Hot Mat Bouts On The Card In Mechanics Building
The Boston wrestling carnival in Mechanics Building features Ordeman vs Zbyszko for the international championship. Ordeman aims to win while fans note Zbyszko fights near championship form with a weight advantage and strong power.
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Zbyszko Arrives After Philadelphia Victory in Hard Bout
Zbyszko arrives in Boston after defeating Condrat in Philadelphia, sending Condrat to the hospital. He aims for a title clash with Gotch, contingent on tonight’s result. Dr Roller versus Karla shapes as a top draw, with Burns against Butler as curtain raiser.
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Harvard Opens Wrestling Season Against Yale in New Haven
Harvard wrestling opens its first intercollegiate meet against Yale in New Haven tonight. Seven bouts are scheduled from 115 to heavyweight with matchups including Bradley versus Ingram and Coulson versus Perry.
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Norwegian skater Mathiesen sets three world records
Oscar Mathiesen of Norway triumphs in the international competitions at Christiania, clocking 500 metres in 44 2 10 seconds, 1500 metres in 2 minutes 20 3 5 seconds, and 10,000 metres in 17 minutes 46 3 10 seconds. He broke his own 1908 500m mark and surpassed earlier 1500m and 10,000m records by others.
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Schoolboys Prepare for Big Meet and Team Contests
The schoolboy track athletes rifle for form ahead of the big meet next Saturday under the Boston Athletic Association. Manager George W. Brown lists a large entry and numerous team races with Worcester Academy and Exeter as top contenders, while Powder Point School threatens strong competition.
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