Soden Defends Club Amid Dunn Suit Over 5000 Deposit
Boston Nationals president Soden says he fears no lawsuit from Frank V Dunn and remains in town as Dunn plans a civil suit likely in Superior Court for fifty thousand dollars. The piece also tracks Jacksonville training plans for Jed Tenney, Collins lineup fever, player privacy, and catching staff changes including Needham Brown and Tenney’s outlook.
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School fives clash in interscholastic games today
Dorchester High faces West Roxbury with Captain Lennon's five, while English High travels to South Boston. The doubleheader features Dorchester’s strong form after an upset of South Boston, West Roxbury improving, and English High awaiting its first team cohesion this season. South Boston relies on veteran leadership, including Captain Brady and guard Brown, amid a busy afternoon schedule across pairs including Melrose and Lowell.
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Lipton to Make Another Cup Challenge in 1907
Sir Thomas Lipton plans a new campaign against the New York Yacht Club for the America's Cup in 1907. He hopes to build a challenger meeting restrictions on overhangs and freakish features, but the club declined to discuss challenges from individuals rather than a club.
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Sullivan and Sieger Box 12 Round Draw
Charley Sieger of New York and Peter Sullivan of Fall River fought a 12 round draw at the West End Club. Kid Terrio and Young Kearns drew in four, Ted Atkins of Haverhill stopped Kid Wright in six, and Joe Hennesey won over Kid Mulligan in four.
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New York
Peter Sullivan
Fall River
West End
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Young Kearns
Ted Atkins
Haverhill
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Kid Mulligan
Institutes Defeat Lawrence Light Guard On Their Floor
In a close game marked by clever passing the Institutes beat the Lawrence Light Guard 23 to 16 on the Guardians floor. Churchward starred for the Institutes scoring 23 of their 23 points while ONeill played a heady game for the losers. This victory marks the Institutes fifth consecutive win.
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Nozo the desert sprinter and boxing reform talk
A playful feature profiles Nozo a desert sprinter claimed to run 100 yards in nine seconds and a mile in under four minutes, then shifts to boxing reform led by Pat Powers and a push for a national association. It cites figures like Jack Johnson Joe Jeanette and Walter Camp while noting current club pact limits on heavyweight bouts.
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Tiburon
California
Jack Rabbit
Washington
Deerfoot
London
Greece
Rome
Gulf
Professor McGee
New Arizona
New Mexico
Gossip of the Boxers Promoters eye Attell Goodwin bout at Chelsea
Abe Attell faces Chester Goodwin at the Douglas Club in Chelsea with Goodwin training as if a world title is at stake Attell arrives in town in shape ready to deliver his best fight The match promises a clean bout between two clever boxers Other headlines note Herrera favored to beat Young Corbett in Milwaukee and plans for Britt to fight on the coast plus multiple match offers and boxing notes from New York to Oakland and Pittsburg
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Andy McGarry
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Sam Langford
Jeanette
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Eddie Keevin
Rouse O’brien
Keevin
Walsh
O’brien
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Bob Russell
Jabez White
Birmingham
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Reliance Athletic Club
Oakland
Cal
Harry Forbes
Frankie Neil
Police Department
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