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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1899

Page

3

Sharkey Accepts Jeffries Challenge for September Fight

Tom Sharkey confirms via telegram from New York that he has accepted Jeffries's challenge to fight in early September. Tom O'Rourke urges Sharkey to come to New York, while Sharkey reports plans to return in three weeks. The piece notes Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons sparring at Coney Island next Saturday as a benefit event with gate proceeds for Fitzsimmons.

San Francisco Tom Sharkey Tom O'Rourke New York Paso Robles Cal Jeffries Springs Fitzsimmons Coney Island

Jeffries Tour Delays East After Champion Cleared

Champion Jim Jeffries plan shifted by manager William Brady delays East until Friday Boston stop moved to accommodate near by cities. He opens in Providence Thursday then trains at Grand Opera House, with rest ahead of Los Angeles home for the Fourth. He later boxes Tommy Ryan in Syracuse donating gate receipts.

Jim Jeffries William A. Brady New York Boston Grand Opera House Providence Jim Los Angeles Cal Sharkey Europe Jeff John I. Sullivan Canton Sully Fitz Jeffries Sam Thall Billy Brady Wilmington Del Heartford Coney Island A. C Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Jecries Tommy” Ryan Syracuse Ryan

World famed anatomist hails James J. Jeffries

Philadelphia June 12 one of the great anatomists Dr T Hollingsworth Andrews examined James J Jeffries the new champion and declared him the finest specimen of physical manhood among 25000 men. He noted Jeffries exceptional shoulder thigh and leg development and contrasted him with Sullivan Sandow and Muldoon. He cited Jeffries calm temperament and superior reach as key advantages.

Jeffries Fitzsimmons Philadelphia James J. Jeffries T. Hollingsworth Andrews Jefferson Medical College America Andrews South Carolina Sandow New Orleans John L. Sullivan Sebastian Miller William Muldoon Sullivan Napoleon

Heavyweight bouts linked with Irish giants and city clubs

The Lenox A C cards feature Irish giants Mike Morrisey and Peter Maher in a twenty round heavyweight bout with Dumont style slugging. Other matchups include Jack O Brien versus Dave Sullivan and George Dixon versus Tommy White with plans for July bouts and a looming season opener by Jeffries and Sharkey possible in September.

Lenox A. C Mike Morrisey Tipperary Peter Maher Morrisey Maher Big Gus Ruhlin Jack Dougherty New York Jack O'Brien Martin Flaherty Dave Sullivan Boston O'Brien Dave Dougherty Sullivan West Side George Dixon George Chicago Tommy White Bat Masterson Denver A. C White Tom O'Rourke Dixon Pike's Peak Tom O’rourke O’rourke Jeffries Sharkey Cal Hawkins Broadway A O’brien Hawkins New West Side A. C New Haven Flaherty Lenox Club Billy Smith Tommy Ryan Syracuse Ryan Smith Fitz Dempsey Brady Fitzt Wyatt Earp Id. H. Lowell

Jeffries Declares Health Intact After Desperate Encounter

Dr. Clarence John Garitee and Dr. Andrews report Jeffries shows no internal damage after the bout. They note slight left eye swelling and chest soreness but declare heart and lungs exceptionally sound and abdominal organs perfect.

Clarence John Garitee Jeffries Fitzsimmons

Jeffries Spars Again at Coney Island

Champion James J. Jeffries sparred three rounds with Jim Daly at Coney Island A C. New York. The crowd cheered as he pledged to defend his title and outlined a busy tour including Wilmington Meriden Hartford Boston New London New Haven and Providence in upcoming events. Eddie Lenny beat Jack McDonald on points in ten rounds.

New York James J. Jeffries Coney Island A. C. Arena Jim Daly Jeffries Wilmington Del Meriden Conn Hartford New London Providence R. I Grand Opera House Boston New Haven Eddie Lenny Philadelphia Jack McDonald

Irish Champions to Clash in June Twenty-Round Bout

The heavyweight title of Ireland will be decided at the Lenox Athletic Club on June 20 as Peter Maher of Limerick faces Mike Morrissey of Tipperary in a twenty round match. Morrissey, though little known in America, is praised for power and stamina and is expected to challenge Maher for the crown.

Coomedy CO Masouioc Temple Cbicago Ili New York Ireland Lenox Athletic Club Peter Maher Mike Morrissey Tipperary Morrissey America Maher Bis Bob Armstrong Armstrong Jeffries Hd Martin Denver Rublin Peter Ruhlin London Paris Dickering Harvard Yale

Kidney Trouble and Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Ad

An advertisement claims kidney and urinary ailments cause back pain and heart strain due to excess uric acid. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all, with sample bottles and a free book offered by mail from Binghamton New York. It invites readers to mention Boston Daily Post.

Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

Boxing bouts light up Norwood Village Hall show

The Norwood boxing exhibition featured bouts including Joe Horne versus John Bell with a close display, Patrick and Harry Farren in a sharp clash, and a high speed fight between Kid Lavigne and Jimmy Briggs that drew police intervention in the third round. An anticipated rematch for a purse was rumored after the final bout between Bob Allen and Chick Monahan.

Norwood Village Hall Kid Lavigne Jimmy Briggs Joe Horne John Bell Boston Horne Patrick Farren Harry Farren East Walpole Young Lavigne Bob Allen Chick Monahan

Bicycle Notes On Cape Elizabeth Outing And Racing Updates

Local wheelmen from Portland and others returned from a Richmond Island outing with fishing and a clambake as main attractions. The N. C. A. board of control announced Connecticut dates and a list of 1509 suspended riders by the I. A. W. racing board was prepared for distribution. C. W. Miller will arrive July 12 with two motor tandems to pace Arthur Gardiner, Charley Murphy plans a locomotive-assisted ride June 30, and Long Island Railroad work on a track is noted.

Portland Bay State Haverhill, P. @. C Newburyport Richmond Richmond Island Portland Harbor Alton Aldrich J. W. Bragdon W. B. Chipman, Jr Warner Demend Frank Furbush George H. Lowe Tom Mason Mark Phillips W. E. Files H. W. Dewey W. B. Bracket N. C. A. Board of Control Connecticut Ansonia Holyoke Middletown New Milford Putnam Hartford New Haven Massachusetts Gerlach IL. A. W. Racing Board Wells Memorial B. C Bass Point Salem Willows Wells Boston Street Department Boston W. A. Woods Summer Street Geldert & Woods Miller Arthur Gardiner Associaen Charley Murphy James K. Sullivan Long Island Railroad

McDuffee practises five miles at Woodside track

Eddie McDuffee reported a five mile effort at Woodside Philadelphia in 8 minutes 42 seconds with mile splits around 1 46 and 1 37 for the last mile. He plans to travel to Boston for his match with Taylor at Charles River track Saturday afternoon while Ducker arranges final meet details and team changes occur in the Australian and Metropolitan pursui s events.

Eddie McDuffee Woodside Track Philadelphia McDuffee Boston Taylor Charles River Ducker Frank Waller Frank Gately Joe Downey Downey Waller Metropolitan Hyde Park Charlesgate

National League Games Preview and Yankees versus Giants

National League games listed for today include Boston at New York Brooklyn at Baltimore Philadelphia at Washington Pittsburg at Cleveland Louisville at Cincinnati. In a New York game the Beaneaters built a big lead early. Carrick was pulled after eight runs in three innings and Coakley finished the game as the Giants won 11 to 2. Mike Tiernan debuted for the season with a rallying crowd.

Boston New York Enee Pittsburg Cleveland Brooklyn Sesseves Eereeee Chicago Eeeneee Philadelphia Baltimore St. Louis Cincinnati Eeeers Esse Washington Louisville Eeee CESK Carrick Stahl Tenney Long S S A ” Collins Duffy Lowe Seis Dis Sonra Bla Stafford Clark Ceesee Nichols van Ha‘tren Wilson Tiernan Doyle Greason O'Brien Warner Hartman Eeesaes Gleason Treason Dove Coakley Ner Lynch

Cleveland and Pittsburg Play Tight Ball Game

Cleveland and Pittsburg fought a close game with strong hitting from both sides. The visitors showed the better fielding, and the score reflected a balanced contest as the game ended.

Cleveland Pittsburg

Baseball Scores From Regional Matches Summary

At Doringwele Geringweld Worces er 5 Syracuse 3. Rochester Rochester 19 Syracuse 9. Newark Allentown 11 Newark At Reading Reading 7 Scranton 1. Bristol Bristol 7 Waterbury 2. New Haven New Haven 2 Derby 0. New London New London 2 Bridgeport 0 in 11 innings. Norwich Meriden 11 Norwich 3. Hartford Hartford 4 Providence 3 in to innings. Toronto Montreal 8 Toronto 7 in 10 innings. Paterson Richmond 9 Paterson 8.

Doringwele-Geringweld Worceser Rochester Syracuse Newark Allentown Reading Scranton Bristol Waterbury New Haven Derby New London Bridgeport Norwich Meriden Hartford Providence Toronto Montreal Paterson Richmond

Boston and Brooklyn face off in mixed results

Boston gained a few points while Brooklyn rested. Donovans Pittsburgs show improvement. Jim Piggott, former New Bedford first baseman, played at the South End yesterday, recalling a game from twenty years ago. Umpire Toby Lyons notes Newspaper League clubs are fast but more aggressive.

Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgs Donovan Jim Piggott New Bedford Bostons Toby Lyons Herald Fort Warren Battery G Seventh Regiment United Ashebourne Mohican Somervilles J. Peck Kilby Street Joe Kelly Tommy Hernon Providence Springfield Tom Smith South Boston Pink’ Hawley Cincinnati Buck Ansoon Madison Street Chicago Windy City

Harvard Athletes Train to Meet Britishers

Fifteen Harvard track candidates began training yesterday for the international meet. For a week any student may train for the team before the training table begins. Captain Roche reaffirms Lathrop as trainer and notes no protest against Burke, while probationary men from Yale games are barred from the English games.

Harvard Roche Lathrop Burke Yale

Police Officers Team Division 13 Compiled Roster

The police officers' team of Division 13 includes W Knights J McAdams M McMorrow M eaten W Hennessey J McGarragle A Blackburn J McDon. The fragment lists members though some names appear garbled and incomplete. The record notes a squad lineup for internal division competition or event.

Division 13 W. Knights J. McAdams M. McMorrow M.eaten W. Hennessey J. McGarragle A. Blackburn J. McDon

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