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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1897

Page

3

Corbett Fitzsimmons To Fight In Timed Ring In New York

Corbett and Fitzsimmons agreed to stage their championship bout in a ring with timing devices and new timetables after conference in Carson. Corbett plans to reside in New York after March 17 with aims to visit Europe, while Fitzsimmons trains by hill hikes and bag work.

Corbett New York Fitz Carson Fitzsimmons Sharkey Wyatt Earp Sailor Man Stuart Wheelock Donohue Post Jim Joe al Hampton East Europe Hickey Stelzner Roeber

Interscholastic Meet Opens at Mechanics Hall Today

Three hundred athletes compete in the New England Interscholastic Association indoor meet at Mechanics Hall. Records and multiple events fill the afternoon including 40 yard dash results and team racing headed by Worcester Academy Cambridge High and Latin School and Boston Latin School. A Cambridge Manual Training School Band will provide music.

New England Interscholastic Association Mechanics’ Hall H. ©. Kennington I Kane J. Duffy C. Ih. S G. N. Hersey W. A. Hersey J. W. Horr W. A A. M. Butler P. P. Edson J. Gregson, Jr W. D. Ticknor A. F. Paul B. M. Maynard R. L G. Canterbury W. W. Tuttle R. Goodenow Hales H. Bullar M. Bartlett A. T. Baker H. French G. L. Huntress, Jr W. Brooks Hop J. B. Jordan B. L E. N. Dorr B. H E. O. Cutler C. H. Robinson D. J. Hurley D. H M. Schoonmaker H. W. Bauckman W. F. Curry D. B. Wheelwright Volkman School H. B. Owens F. G. Barnum N. H W. Wight J. W. Sever C. F. Shaw B. H. Green P. P. Russ B. Covel L. C. Maas Bernstein H. J. Kane J. H. Converse C. P. Woodbury Duffy Phillips Exeter Academy A. J. Zimmer I. E. Robertson D. A. Baldwin D. A. Whitcomb Chauncy-Hall School L. Franklin L. K. Paul BE. W. Mills L. R V. Moore G. J. Riley Mahan EB. H. S R. S. Waring G. D. Carroll G. Dutts R. S W. F. Wyman H. Adams P. E R. M. Henderson W. M. Robinson J. Buxbaum H. Co. Kennington Ud. Kane BE. H. S G. N. "Hersey F. H. Kimbrough W. C. B. Little G. F. Shaw P. BH. A L. R. Stanley L. O. Maas Co. H W. W. Garrett H. Winslow R. Bartlett A. H L. W. Weston Ihe Hs Bn J. A. Shorey Gargan Kendal Cambridge Manual Training School Band

West Beats Walcott In Decisive Boxing Defeat

Tommy West defeated Joe Walcott in a clear victory amid city chatter that Walcott had peaked. West exuded confidence and showed no fear, thrilling spectators as the bout concluded. The piece notes a planned benefit for Jack McAuliffe in New York last night.

Joe Walcott Tommy West Walcott West Darky Jack McAuliffe New York

F te Ring Stages for Boxing Match Described in Detail

An article details plans for a boxing venue with a 24 foot ring, padded floor, and overhead muslin ring ropes. It describes a four foot elevated platform, lighting aimed at camera views, and safety padding using boiler felting canvas and flannel bound ropes to prevent injuries. An electrical gong and indicator are mentioned.

Dallas Dan Sharkey Corbett Fitzsimmons San Francisco Stuart Wheelock Donove

Fitz and Corbett boxing lessons offered at Pelham hotel

Prof Shaw, noted boxing teacher, advertises special rates for lessons at Hotel Pelham. New PNG School of Boxing at 127 Tremont St Room 12 invites skiled workers and youth to trial lessons as pursuit grows.

Fitz and Corbett Carson Prof Shaw New Png Tremont St

Corbett Frays Over Poker Pot Ends in Narrow Clash

In San Francisco and the East a 60 cent limit poker game with Jeffries and Joe Corbett ends with a raised pot and a heated argument over a flush. Both men reveal identical clubs and hearts, Corbett loses patience, a scuffle nearly erupts, and Jim Corbett intervenes amid threats of future trouble.

San Francisco Jeffries White Delaney Joe Corbett Joe Corbett Hearts Jim Corbett Jim Empire Edgren Don McVey Billy Woods Woods

Castle Square Hotel Not For Lease Say Tsers

In Western papers Mr Mann of the Quincy House sought a lease for Castle Square Hotel but Tessier Co. states Castle Square is not on the market and condemns the report as false.

Boston Team Signs Bergin Tucker Stahl For Season

Contracts received by President Soden from catcher Bergin and first baseman Tom Tucker while Stahl accepts terms. Jerry Casey to coach Riverside men this season. Hub Homing Club officers named C I Twombly Henry Wagner C B Gilman J A Webber. Old bird race schedule set with races from May to June across several cities including Niagara Falls and Tilsonburg. New England A A U meeting March 17 at 8 o clock to confirm dates. clubs must apply to secretary W H Plummer by March 17.

Soden Boston Bergin North Brookfield Tom Tucker Stahl Jerry Casey Riverside Hub Homing Club C. I. Twombly Henry Wagner C. B. Gilman J. A Webber North Adams Little Falls N. Y Lyons Niagara Falls Tilsonburg Ont Association J. A. Webber Kneeland Street City New England A. A. U Babb Waterstreet W. H. Plummer Worcester

Bobby Reakes Challenges Bangor Wrestler for Cash Match

In a note to the Post the 145 pound American wrestler Bobby Reakes accepts John R. Whalen of Bangor Me challenged to a money match under regulation rules. Reakes offers to bet five hundred dollars with backing and seeks a designated date for the bout. He states he will not pay in unless Whalen covers the stake and demands the bout to pay his board bills.

Post John R. Whalen Bangor Bobby Reakes America

Pure California Wines Four Bottles Assorted

Advertisement notes 4A per gallon pricing for a four bottle assortment from Blanchard & Farrar. Mentions AG to AZ Desk Square and 1 Nancull Mall Square.

California Blanchard & Farrar, AG Nancull Mall Square

Fire destroys Goulding building and bank block

At 4 o clock the north wall of the Goulding building collapsed into Sudbury street and explosions followed. Fire spread toward the Flagg block with help from Boston and other cities not used. By 6 40 the fire was under control and many firemen were injured while rescuing the Turkish bath site and the bank building as losses were tallied.

Foley Goulding Building Sudbury Street Flagg Boston Fitchburg Springfield Coleman Ee. W. Hamm George W. Clem J. H. Waite KE. K. Barrett Captain Maher Lieutenant Bowles Cavanaugh Bank John KE Walnut Street Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank Main _ street Flag Building Main Street Soren R. Jensen A. S. Lowell Company Sanford Swetell Company Main M. Steinert & Sons Company Clifford & Johnson Bates Piano Company Post Clem Brady Nicolai Jansen

Worcester Fire Map and Wall Collapses at Main Street

A Worcester fire at Main and Sudbury streets caused shelves of destruction. The Goulding block front fell at 4 33 pm followed by the rest of the wall. Fire risk threatened the Bay State House and other buildings as the Day block burned ending with multiple insured losses and several injured firefighters.

Worcester Main Sudbury Streets Goulding Block Main Street Bay State House Flagg Building Walnut Street Day Building Grace Church Hotel Parker Worcester Five Coe Saving Bank Day Five Cents Saving Bank Edward Brady Hose 6

Brookline High School Winter Meet Sets New Records

Brookline High School held its eighth annual winter meeting in Town Hall with flags and bunting. Boyce won the 20-yard dash and shot put breaking a school record. Waldron and Strickland also placed in multiple events as officials and results are listed. Destruction of Barnes Company's plant at Syracuse cripples output with delayed shipments.

Brookline Boyce Waldron J. F. Driscoll S. W. Lewis H. Hirshberg L. T. Hallet J. McNamara R. F. Johnson I.S. Clark D. W. Hirshberg R. C. Morse W. E. Webb Ben Hurd Cc WN. Kellogg W. Waldron T. Strickland R. L. Shervell R.T. Kinsman S. H. Skelton W. B. Boyce O. D. Talbot J. N. Manning I. T. Bullard J. T. Floyd R. L. Wilbur A. E. Vogel S.T. Strickland I. F. Bullard R. T. Kinsman S. T. Strickland Morse Skelton A. (. Ritchie Co. D. Talbot Hl.a. Watson Metropolitan Wheelmen Ralph A. Moses W. A. Woods A. G. Frothingham W. G. Clark H. J. Daniels G. H. Anderson J. H. Farnham A. M F. G. Miller G. F. Weston Ensign Barnes Syracuse

P. C. C. Clinches A. C. C. Title With Winnisimmer Victory

P. C. C. defeated Winnisimmer C. C. for the second time to claim the A. C. C. championship. After a slow start the decisive question was the margin of victory. The score was not fully given in the readable text.

Winnisimmer C. C

Bicycle Notes and Club Pep Talks Highlight Busy Scene

J P Clark limits road racing due to business. Captain Jack Adams of Lynn to speak at Alter Ego Club of Chelsea on wartime experiences. P C Bulletin art and editor Pease noted for bold India ink work. Humber store drops rival wheels. Bald and Cooper to settle disputes over boxing matchup. G W McCracken moves Cleveland branch to New York under W B Chipman Jr. Gary to return to racing.

J. P. Clark Jack Adams Lynn Chelsea P. C. C. Bulletin Pease India Humber Jhddie Bald Tommy Cooper Nance Corbett and Fitzsimmons G. W. McCracken Cleveland New York W. B. Chipman, Jr Guy Gary

Hovey in Form at Bray Hall Winter Tennis View

Ex champion Fred H Hovey and Harry L Ayer won a close three set match 6 5 3 6 6 2 at Newton Centre's Bray Hall courts. Evening pairings Ware Forbes Fay Shaw split sets with Hovey Ayer in two 6 3 6 4 results.

Newton Bray Hall Newton Centre Fred H. Hovey Harry L. Ayer Messrs Hunter Sanborn Hovey Partner Ayer Ware Forbes Fay Shaw

Star Pointer Sells Twice at Fasig Sale in Madison Square Garden

Star Pointer the famous pacing stallion was sold and resold at W B Fasig's sale at Madison Square Garden. Denton Pearsall bid 16100 but check was refused and James A Boston won the second bid of 15600 after Bod P Palmer and Palmer contended. Other cataloged horses include Carillon 2 164, Bonnie Boy 1600, Major Centilivre 075, Georgia Lee 750, Florence B 560, Bert Oliver 1350.

New York Star Pointer W. B. Fasig Madison Square Garden Brown Hat Denton Pearsall Bronnxville N. Y James Handley Providence Pearsall Handley Bod P. Palmer Boston James A Chicago Putcehen Wilkes-Bonnie Maid Baker & Rosendale Buffalo Electric King Carrie Blackwood W. J. Hunter Parkville Georgia Lee Gambetta Wilkes-Nutmonth J. H. Shults Florence B Nutbreaker-Dan A. Johnson Bert Oliver Ashland Wilkes-Lane Wilkes B. Demarest

Dr Agnew's Ointment for Piles Relief in Nights

Claims quick and permanent relief from itching piles including blind and bleeding forms with one application. Cites thousands of testimonials and urges purchase for 35 cents as a trusted skin remedy.

Dorchester Central Wins Suburban Interclub Championship

The Deciding game between Old Dorchester and Jamaica at Old Dorchester club house failed to reach 2411, scoring 2328. Dorchester Central takes the title by 8 pins with the higher total to win.

Dorchester Central Wero Old Dorchester Jamaica Dorchester

Valkyrie III Ordered to Glasgow for Overhaul

London March 5 Lord Dunraven's racing cutter Valkyrie III has been ordered to Glasgow for cleaning and overhaul. It is probable her draught will be reduced. The boat will be in trim to start in the British regattas.

London Lord Dunraven Glasgow

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