Kilbane Captures Feather Title in Los Angeles Showdown
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeats Abe Attell over 20 rounds in Vernon arena to win the featherweight championship. Referee Charles Eyton awards the decision as crowd nears 10,000 with receipts about $25,000. Attell's tactics draw boos. Kilbane dominates with speed and precise lefts.
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Abe Attell
Charles Eyton
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Abe
Pyton
Princeton Five Wins Over Yale 24 to 16
Princeton defeats Yale in Princeton New Jersey to finish fifth while Yale ends in last place. Also noting Sherbrookes of Quebec versus B A A hockey at the Boston Arena tonight due to a Harvard Yale series tie and arena adjustments.
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YALE
N. J
Sherbrookes
Quebec
Boston Arena
Boston
Tristan
Carmen
Harvard
Wright & Ditson’s
Hawley St
International Hockey
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Wright & Ditson
Arthur Johnson
Iver Johnson
William Read & Sons
Stoddard C
K C Brown Narrowly Defeats Matty Baldwin in 10 Round Bout
In New York on February 22 at the National Sporting Club K C Brown wins by a shade over Matty Baldwin the Boston lightweight. Brown uses a hard left hand and steady power while Baldwin presses with right hand rallies in a closely fought ten round contest.
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Attell
Wilbane
Attel
New York
Matty” Baldwin
Boston
Brown
National Sporting Club
Baldwin
Baldwin and Brown Fail To Make Weight At 138 Lb Limit
Baldwin weighed 134 3 4 pounds and Brown 183 pounds, both under the 138 limit at 6 oclock. Baldwin opened with a sharp right, Brown answered with a left, and the two traded blows through ten rounds with Brown pressing early and Baldwin fading as the bout wore on.
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Kilbane
Rivers
Baldwin
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Boston
Harvard Teams Dominate Indoor Games in Providence Meet
The Rhode Island Armory event crowned J Wendell of Wesleyan with sprint and hurdles wins while Harvard relay teams beat MIT. Harvard also claimed several wins in distance and interscholastic events as Tech High and Brooks teams excelled. McLaughlin starred for Sherbrookes with seven goals.
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B. M. Preble
H. M. Warren
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Brookline Gym
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B. H. Gingras
W. H. Meanix
Sherbrooke Beats Intercolonial in Tumble Arena Showdown
In a rough and tumble game at the Arena last night the Sherbrookes of Quebec swamped the Intercolonial seven 13 to 7. The heavy scoring came from three 20 minute periods standard to Canadian play.
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Arguin
Bray
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Quebec
Brusso Beats Eldridge in Rough Bout at New Bedford
Noah Brusso of Attleboro defeated Gunboat Eldridge of Boston in a rough fight at New Bedford. Eldridge outweighed Brusso but fouled Brusso twice in the fourth round and lost. A large crowd protested Eldridge's tactics before the match ended. Harold Walker of England defeated Chicken Roskin of New Bedford in four rounds.
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Attleboro
Eldridge
Boston
Brusso
Bbrusso
Harold Walker
England
Moulton Sold From St Louis To Memphis St Louis
Albert Moulton former second baseman for the St Louis Americans was released today to Memphis of the Southern league after finishing last season with St Louis.
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Albert Moulton
Memphis
Hackett Captures Five Mile Open Meet Showdown
At Quincy Coliseum an Italian-American A C meet drew crowds as W J Hackett of Brookline Gym defeated John Davies and Allie Serranti in a five mile race in 29 minutes 8 seconds. Other events included 1000 yard relays and sprints with Brookline Gym and local clubs posting quick times. A note mentions Ty Cobb being among baseball hopefuls for the next season.
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Quincy Coliseum
W. J. Hackett
Brookline Gymnasium
John Davies
Allie Serranti
Brockton Y. M. C. A
Charles Sullivan
Brookline
Thomas Hughes
T. V. Canavan
Frank Bruce
T. Liberty
Haverhill A. A
Morrison and Lilly
North
Dorchester A. A
Sullivan
Mantell Defeats Papke To Claim Middleweight Title
Frank Mantell of Pawtucket wins a 20 round decision over Billy Papke of Illinois in Sacramento. Papke’s manager Tom Jones quits the matchup, praising Mantell’s in-fighting edge while Papke fails to display his past ring generalship. Mantell dominates most rounds with Papke scoring sparingly.
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Billy Papke
Ilinois
Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
Mantell
Papke
Tom Jones
Syracuse U Wins Big Over Penn to Close Season
Syracuse University basketball defeated the University of Pennsylvania 27 to 14 to close its season. The game took place in Syracuse, New York, on February 22.
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U. OF P
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Syracuse University
University of Pennsylvania
Klaus Edges Petroskey In 20 Round Midweight Bout
Sailor Ed Petroskey challenged Frank Klaus in a midweight title bout in San Francisco. Klaus dominated most rounds, winning the decision in 20 rounds as Petroskey absorbed heavy punishment, his face and ribs battered while he fought back gamely.
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Ed Petroskey
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
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Petroskey
Pelicans Split Games With Panama Team In Colon Double
The New Orleans baseball club played two games with the Panama team in Colon. Panama won the morning game 8 to 1, while New Orleans won the afternoon game 8 to 4. One game is set for Ancon on Saturday and another for Panama on Sunday.
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New Orleans Baseball Club
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