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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1900

Page

3

McGovern Dixon Fight Looms as Bets Swing

New York January 8 reports intense betting on the McGovern Dixon featherweight bout at Broadway A. J. The fight is finally not for a world title and weigh in is to occur tomorrow afternoon. Observers note Dixon may be in weaker form, while McGovern’s backers push for a swift victory and a knockout. Captain Bill Daly will preside as details come via direct ringside wire.

New York McGovern Dixon Broadway A Iere Boston George Dixon Music Hall Bill Daly RH. Benton Rob Roy the Sun Brooklyn Pugilist Austin Rice Sammy Kelly Patsey Haley Johnny Ritchie Palmer Ele Terry Metrovern Cal McCarthy Troy Menike Tommy White Eddie Santry Sally Smith Frank Erne Ben Jordan Will Curley Joe Bernstein Oscar Gardner Bronx Park Chicago Pittsburg al Smith Jim Wakely Billy Edwards Wakely Delavan Edgar Gibbs Murphy J. Russell K. Howe Woob Smith Delavan House John Bittner Tom O’rourke Louis Davidson Harlem Delmonico’s Phil Daly Jack McDonald Jimmy Carroll Carroll Walter Snell Charley Mahoney Rivers Dr. Ordway National Sporting Club Ring London Jerry

Boxing Gossip at Wirtland Club Lynn features Fisher Gard ner bout

Boxing gossip details a fifteen round main event at the Wirtland Club Lynn with Harry Fisher and George Gard ner, plus a preliminary of Young Murray and Phil Brennan. Reported via club wire updates include Dixon MecGovern notes and several local match rumors and results from nearby towns.

Wirtland Club Lynn Harry Fisher George Gardner Young Murray Phil Brennan South Boston Ty. McC Dixon Jack O’brien Kid Rogers Cambridge John Guilfoyle Lawrence George Dixon Philadelphia Rosebud Roxbury Billy Smith Joe Walcott Music Feat W. J. Haley Leominster Scotty Coyne Jim Cameron M. A. Woods Portland Fitzsimmons Dempsey

Keogh Wins Pool Match at Murray and Irwin’s

Jerome Keogh defeated the St. Louis Wid in a pool match at Murray and Irwin’s last night by a 150 to 74 margin. The victory ended his two week engagement and drew a large crowd. Tonight Dixon-Meavern fight results will be received via ticket with Charles Green as announcer.

Jerome Keogh Murray & Irwin St. Louis Wid Keogh Charles Green

Weight-lifting match proposed between yacht crews

Captain Thomas A. Miller of the Yacht Masters and Engineers Association seeks a weight-lifting bout with Mate George Lewis of the Jauna for a $50 purse. Captain Berry of the Marguerite offers the prize and Captain Bil Kirby would act as referee.

Thomas A. Miller Yacht Masters and Engineers'’Association George Lewis Jauna Berry Marguerite Bil Kirby

Fast Fighting in Brooklyn at Hercules A C Card

In Brooklyn three thousand fans packed the Hercules A C building as Jack Collier of Rockaway defeated Billy Ernst of Williamsburg after a tenth round foul dispute. In the main bout Matty Matthews of Brooklyn stopped Isidor Strauss of Philadelphia in the twelfth round after a brutal exchange.

New York Hercules A. C Brooklyn Jack Collier Rockaway Billy Ernst Williamsburg Ernst Collier Matty Matthews Isidor Strauss Philadelphia Strauss Matthews

Scoring Bits From Regional Games

At Salem Salem 4 Fall River 2. Lawrence Lawrence 7 East Weymouth 6. Providence Providence 8 Hartford. Partial results show close finishes with Providence leading in the inferred match.

Salem Fall River Lawrence East Weymouth Providence Hartford

Charitable Firemen’s Assn Elects Officers in Boston

The Boston Charitable Firemen’s Association held its annual meeting at 1019 Washington Street last evening. Reports showed expenditures between 3000 and 3600 for the year, a cash balance of 7530, and a total fund of 110,480. Officers elected include President W. M. McLean Secretary Charles F. Poor Vice President W. Conway Treasurer W. T. Cheswell and trustees W. M. Hawkins Charles F. Poor and H. S. Phussey.

Boston Charitable Firemen's Association Washington Street W. M. McLean Charlies F. Poor W. Conway

Harvard Names Captains and Duty for Next Fall Football

Har vard and Yale coaches Dibblee and Harvard-Yale will oversee Harvard football as next season approaches. The article lists statistics of football men taken for captain's use and outlines preparations for the upcoming campaign.

Harvard appoints Benjamin Dibblee head football coach

Harvard's football team settles on Benjamin Harrison Dibblee as head coach after secret meeting of 105 players. Captain Daly aided selection. Dibblee, a Yale Class of '99 alumnus, is expected to lead next season despite prior reluctance. Separately Yale and Harvard boat clubs outline annual regatta plans for New London on June 28 with three crews each and a congressional measure to protect the course.

Harvard Benjamin Harrison Dibblee Dibblee Daly Wortes Starvard Groton School Yale Chicago Cambridge Warvard Chicago University Brown New Haven Conn Claverly Hall J. Schweppe F. W. Allen Saltonstall J. L. Higginson New London Red Top Navy Yard W. H. Meikleman New York Julian Curtiss

Poets Tiger Smoker Recited By Princeton Club in New York

The poem Poets Tiger an ode to Yale and Princeton football was read by James W. Alexander of the class of 60 at a Princeton Club smoker in New York. The verses lampoon Yale and celebrate the Tigers with rounds of laughter among Nassau men.

James W. Alexander Tiger Princeton New York Nassau Yale Poo Oli Yale

Newtowne Triumph Over Charlestown in Three-Game Match

Newtowne edged Charlestown 2 of 3 games in a Charlestown Amateur League bowl night. Charlestown led game one by 25 pins, but Newtowne surged to win game two by 382 pins and clinched game three with a 26-pin margin as Southwell Tower and Gutheim provided key spares and strikes for Newtowne.

Charlestown Newtownes Charlesitowns Cambridge Newtowne Newtowne Rollers Ingraham Hales Southwell NHW Towne A. Oder Hales Hivendassavesa Seul Islary Smadasraiewared Cpockelg Dacessus Rses Uus Skinner Etten Rare Attha Eses Pet Cocais Zosk Charlestown Bowler Baeras Theta Cesses Cses Peatalot Cisie Eeloo Peronvgt

Tropigs Baseball Expedition Aims for Cuba Mexico Texas California

Frank Seles of Boston will join J. Frank Eline of Baltimore and Billy Barnie, ex Orioles manager, on a baseball expedition next year. The party plans to visit Cuba Mexico Texas and California, with high expectations for success.

Frank Seles Mexico California Boston J. Frank Eline Baltimore Billy Barnie Orioles Cuba Texas

William E Russell Club Grand Ball in Lyceum Hall

The William E Russell Club of Boston celebrated its third anniversary with a grand ball at Lyceum Hall last night. Over 300 couples danced to music as a crowd filled the hall and gallery. Attendees included Lee Fitzgerald and Senator Kel cher, with a decor campaign of Stars and Stripes and portraits of club heroes.

William TE. Russell Fast Boston Lyceum Hall Lee Fitzgerald Senator Kelcher Ivernor Russell

Jamaica A. A. Trade League Scores Highlight Federals’ Loss

In last night’s Carruths game the Jamaica A. A. high totals dominated the Trade League and left the Federals without a win. C. R. Currier Withington and Foster all surpassed five points as the team total reached Lis2.

Anis Owell & Co Owle Simon Eene Tns Connell Weatherbee Newman Maynard Neem Totais Jamaica

D. W. Bennett Company Sets Insurance League Record

After losses to Em Ployers, the D. W. Bennett Company team posted a 440 total in the third inning, new Insurance League mark. John C. Paige Company won two of three from Travelers. Ine ana Aire DEvVIUS.

EmPloyers D. W. Bennett Company John C. Paige Company Travelers Ine Ana Mt. Rowe Merrill O Whee Ges Wee Watson Ore Wade Owe Seiee Bennett Barclay Ae Murphy Costello Dexter Orig Aya Canahen John C. Paige CO Eel Inynon Kneeland Miles Fuld Moe Sv Sadad

Gallagher Elected President of Boston College Athletic Association

James Gallagher of Roxbury is chosen president of the Boston College Athletic Association. A senior leader, he joined prep school in 1893 and earned honors there. He captained class football and baseball, led the class football team in freshman year, played on the ball team, and earned a varsity baseball plate at third base. He last spring became varsity crew manager and also manages the Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Club.

James Gallagher Roxbury Boston College Athletic Association Banjo, Mandolin Fulton Pedating

Mexican Central Railroad to Sponsor Two Baseball Teams

The Mexican Central railroad will cover costs for two baseball teams managed by Selee and Barnie with Elvis handling finances. Teams start in Havana then travel to Vera Cruz for Mexico games. Route includes Jalapa Orizaba Pueblo Mexico Guadalajara Queretaro Aguas Caliente Zacatacas and Chihuahua before Texas and Frisco games.

Mexican Central Railroad Messrs. Selee Barnie Elvis Havana Mexico Vera Cruz Cuba Jalapa Orizaba Pueblo Guadalajara Queretaro Aguas Caliente Zacatacas Chihuahua

Pageantry at hall with flags portraits and naval leaders

A decorated hall displays garlands and bunting with Washington and Columbia flanking, Dewey Sampson Hobson and Schley named among honored figures. A small bust of Russell sits above the stage as the grand march begins at 9 30.

Washington Columbia Dauntless Dewey Sampson Hobson Schley Russell National Colors

The Indian Doctor Healer Claims Vast Diagnostic Power

An ad touts Dr Liverpool as a magnetic healer who can diagnose disease without examination and cure many ailments instantly. It promises free consultations daily for both sexes and evening hours for men, urging readers to stop other medicines.

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Racing Notes and Cycling News From The Era

Ex President Isaac B Potter petitions the national assembly to eliminate the racing board while Keenan seeks control by pushing amendments to a five member committee. Massachusetts bike dues fall below 10000, New York sends 24 new members as thirty one join L A W. A racing party sails from New York to Havana with McEachren Nelson Walthour and others. Bordeaux Paris race set for May 27 with purses listed. The Associated Cycling Clubs meet January 23.

Isaac B. Potter Abbot Bassett National Assembly Potter Keenan Fox Massachusetts New York Michigan Pennsylvania South California Wew York Havana Archie McEachren John Nelson Roby Walthour Otto Maya Frank Waller New England Judge Stone Florida Atlanta Owen Kimble Kentucky Teddy Hale England Buffalo Glasgow Scot The Associated Cycling Clubs

Massachusetts Prison Commission Report Shows Prisoner Increase

The annual report to the Legislature notes more prisoners in the State prison than last year. It records fewer inmates at Sherborn and at the Massachusetts Reformatory according to the institute reports.

Massachusetts Commissioners of Prisons Sherborn Massachusetts Reformatory

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