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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
13
The piece compares Jeffries and Johnson, praising Jeffries for year and a half of disciplined, remote-end training versus Johnson’s lure of immediate gratification. It argues Jeffries’ pledge to win and self-discipline contrast with Johnson’s public pressure and readiness to perform now, predicting lasting impact of the fight outcome.
Poughkeepsie N Y June 24 clear skies cool weather and north winds welcome crews from five colleges for the 15th annual intercollegiate rowing association regatta on the four mile Hudson course. Races include varsity four oared for the Kennedy challenge cup at 430 pm freshman eight oared for the Stewards cup around 530 pm and varsity eight oared for the varsity challenge cup at 630 pm. Cornell holds all cups and is considered favorite with odds of 7 to 10 in the big race.
In San Francisco on June 24 a four round bout scheduled for tonight was postponed after Chief of Police Martin informed promoters it could not be permitted.
Reno Nevada June 24 A story tied to Jack Johnson notes superstition around his San Francisco to Reno journey. He left San Francisco on the 23rd as an undertaker spoke his final words. A freight derailment delayed the train near Truckee and he arrived in Reno at 1 13 a.m. Friday.
Johnson arrived at Reno camp with Tom Flanagan coordinating his business, denying Little’s manager role, and presenting a settlement document claiming $16 500 to release Little from claims plus a $2000 diamond brooch for an extra $1000. Al Kaufman remains Johnsons sparring partner as a boxing platform goes up ahead of tomorrow session.
The column weighs Harvard Yale and Penn as contenders in a tight college rowing scene. It argues Cornell’s win would cement the Ithacans as champions, with Yale possibly spoiling expectations in the Harvard Yale race and mentions other strong crews such as Columbia Syracuse and Wisconsin.
The letter questions how often Harvard and Yale raced last year and notes a claim of a single annual New London meet. It asks for particulars on pro games July 4 from the Scotch games chair, and discusses bunt rules on third strike. It also asks if Thoney played for New York or Boston Americans this year and if Boston Nationals beat Philadelphia Nationals, with scattered notes on Louis Gurtin and other items.
Jim Jeffries wrapped a toilsome day with a six mile road run in the Nevada heat after a morning boxing session. He sparred lightly with Armstrong and his brother Jack, ducked a hard punch, and a third blow landed near his left eye. Governor Dickerson pledges no interference if Nevada law is followed. John L. Sullivan may visit tomorrow as talks with Muldoon continue.
Arthur Devlin of the New York National League team is indefinitely suspended by President Lynch after an incident in Brooklyn. The same night Doyle and Devore were fined $50 each as accessories. Devlin is also named defendant in a $5000 civil suit by Barnard J. Roessler claiming a right jaw knockout at the New York Brooklyn game.
Chicago beat Cleveland 4 to 2 as the White Sox bunched hits in the second inning with two out to score three runs. Olmstead pitched despite wild control and Falkenberg allowed several baserunners with men on. Zeider stole home in the ninth as the series shifted to the next game.
Tensions persist after the boxing bout move from California to Reno. Jeffries camp faces friction and the possibility that Billy Delaney is not Johnsons chief trainer. Bad blood lingers over the Jeffries Corbett Sullivan incident as supporters from Jawn L. with a large following feel slighted by treatment at the camp. A governor's telegram to Tex Rickard offers limited relief.
Jack Johnson receives a warm Reno welcome as tensions rise over his training setup. Billy Delaney’s late arrival sparks rumors of a rift with trainer Tom Flanagan and a possible shift in Johnsons camp. Flanagan plans light workouts and boxing focus as Jeffries looms as a likely future foe.
Protests by mail and telegraph flood Governor Dickerson’s office but are dismissed. Governor will not intervene, secretary states. Deputy Attorney General Fowler confirms the law allows such boxing matches under legal protection for fighters and promoters.
Reno reports Jeffries endures grueling workouts at Rowardennan with 5 AM starts and outdoor drills. The boilermaker debates distance and speed while focusing on infighting, abdominal strength, and disciplined regimen. Johnson awaits, with Burns and Corbett alongside in rough neck holds.
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