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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1904

Page

3

Bail Bonds for Fighters at Criterion Club

Manager Charles Waldron of the Palace Theatre and Christopher McCaffrey posted bail for eight pugilists, including Carter and Choynski, tied to the Criterion Club fight last Tuesday night. Each bail was 500 dollars, totaling 5000 dollars, with bondsmen eligible for twice that amount. Cases set before the grand jury the coming week.

Charles Waldron the Palace. Theatre Christopher McCaffrey Carter Choynski Criterion Club

Langford in main bout at Central Club boxing card

The Central A C presents a seven bout card headlined by Sam Langford vs Hughy McWinters in a 12 round decision bout. Langford, rested and strong, is favored. Hughy McWinters from New York is a tough challenger. Semi final features Kid ao of New York versus Johnny Powers of Boston with two preliminaries also on the bill.

Central A. C Sam Langford al Herford Joe Gans Hughy McWinters Langford Judge Emmons Central Club New York Boston Charley O’rourke Bowdoin Square Club Kid Ao Johnny Powers Post Manchester Elmer Chickering West Street Stow Frank Labente Roxbury Sharke Jeffries San Francisco Coney Island Sharkey H. H. Hendrick Chelsea Tommy Ryan Jack O’brien Dave Sullivan Paul Dresser Patsy Epeepard Chevalier D'Alexy Paul Patsy Eastport Liverpool Eng Maine Auditorium Portland Jimmy Briggs Kid Sullivan Washington, D. C Briggs Young Corbett Terry McGovern Sullivan South Joe Bernstein Sammy Myers Sunday Criterion Athletic Club Big Fellows Sandy Ferguson Gus Rublin Akron Giant Sandy Rublin Roblin Bev McLeod George Ashley Griff Jones Young Nadeau Godfrey H. A. McK Brattleboro Jim Galvin H. C. Brooks City Hall D. J. Sullivan Bangor Choynski

Magnate Rourke Divorce Witness At Burton Party

The Aug. 27 social gathering at Mrs. Florence H. Burton's home on Franklin Street included William A. Rourke and Jack Thornton as guests. Rourke faces questions in the Burton divorce suit, with depositions filed in county court. Ganzel set Michigan bowling records at Grand Rapids, averaging 244 over 11 games, and will join the Grand Rapids team in Cleveland next month.

William A. Rourke Omaha Bill Rourke Jack Thornton Rourke Anton Burton Sebach Grand Rapids Ganzel Michigan Cleveland

Boxing Letters and Notes From 1900 Contests and Disputes

Historic correspondence reveals Joe Gans and Sam Langford bouts, weight disputes, and a Philadelphia clash recap. Jack Blackburn, Rob Roy Benton defend weight limits and recount weigh in and scheduling tensions with Al Herford and Bob Roy Benton details.

Philadelphia B. H. Benton Bob Roy Sir al Herford Joe Gans Herford Gans Boston Sam Langford Baltimore Box Gans Jack Blackburn Rob Roy

Al Selbach Holds Honor as Baseball’s Best Bowler

For years Al Selbach, the Washington outfielder, has held the honor of being the best bowler in the baseball profes-

al Selbach Washington

Yale Drops Regular Head Coach For Baseball

Yale announces a new coaching setup with Captain Winslow taking full control this season and Dr. William H. Murphy serving as advisory coach. The plan to hire professional pitching and batting coaches is abandoned due to extra expense.

New Haven Conn Yale Yale News William H. Murphy Winslow

Dancing Tonight at Roughan Hall Charlestown

Roughan Hall in Charlestown hosts dances every Saturday and Tuesday evening with Condit's Orchestra providing popular music for attendees.

Roughan Charlestown Condit

Eddie Cochems Named Wisconsin Assistant Coach

Eddie Cochems, former Wisconsin halfback, is named assistant football coach for next fall at a salary of $800. Wisconsin coach Andy O'Dea has 76 candidates vying for the freshman crew. Chicago schoolboys plan an intercity track meet with New York teams, while efforts to arrange games with Boston and Philadelphia proceed.

Eddie Cochems Wisconsin Andy O'Dea Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Joe Henrich Royal Arcanum Denver Paris Willie Hoppe Howison Saylor Page Morningstar Jake Schaefer Academy Marva Papa Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago West Point Christy Matthewson Pittsburgs Pennsylvania Babes Seleeltes Otto Williams Williams

Captain Rust An Anomaly At Harvard Track Team

Harvard notes an athletic anomaly with Captain Edgar C. Rust of the Crimson track squad. Despite a severe spring injury and a year away from running, Rust is confirmed to compete this season. A law student counted among graduates, he broke class bounds and earned high honors including third marshal for Class Day while leading Harvard hopes for a strong track and field showing.

Edgar C. Rust Crimson Harvard Rust Harvard m Kust Boston Graham The Bmi Eliot Law School Dixon Boardman Yale

Boston Latin School to Form Baseball Team

Boston Latin School students held a meeting to raise funds for a baseball team for the coming season. The gathering followed a decision by the Athletic Association to back only self supporting sports, except football which pays. Captain Mahan and Manager D B Somes urged graduates and undergraduates to support the team.

Boston Latin School Athletic Association Mahan D. B. Somes

Deportation order overturned in appeal ruling

The Chinaman named Hay, recently ordered deported by United States Commissioner Hale after a hearing, was discharged yesterday by Judge Francis C. Lowell, to whom the case was appealed.

Hay United States Hale Francis C. Lowell

Bryan to Speak at Dartmouth College Hall

William J. Bryan will Speak in College Hall Monday evening on The Value of an Ideal at Dartmouth in Hanover New Hampshire.

Bryan Dartmouth Hanover N. H William J. Bryan College Hall

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