Retired from boxing not in sight Fitz and Corbett vow to keep fighting
Carson City dispatch says neither Fitzsimmons nor Corbett plan retirement and both intend touring the country. Corbett believes he will remain world champion, spurning Sullivan's challenge. Meanwhile, Carson buzzes with fighting talk, gambling, and preparations as locals warm to visitors, with Fitzsimmons and Corbett naming their seconds and outlining daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
Sullivan
the Post
Carson City
Corbett
Brady
Box champion vows long reign and world tour
The champion declares he will not retire after a win or loss, stating he is in excellent condition and capable of ten more years. He plans to tour the country and possibly go abroad, ready to meet any challenger with money behind them, and dismisses Sullivan as chasing free advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
McKinley
Cleveland
New York
Bob
Sullivan
CORBETT Eyes Longer Run In Show Business After Famed Fights
Corbett declares no retirement and vows selective bouts with top contenders. He plans to tour abroad next summer, drawing crowds as world champion, and insists challengers must prove value by beating strong opponents and posting good stakes. He admits a past retirement was a misstep.
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Sullivan
Corbett plans and critics reign in post fight remarks
The Post prints Jim Corbett's bold future plans and sharp rebuttals to Sullivan's challenge. He defends his fame, praises manager Frank Dunn of Boston, and reflects on political gibes about McKinley while noting the public's demand for fighters who actually fight. The piece also covers Dr Guinan's exam news and mine owners halting work for the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
The
Post
Sullivan
Corbett
Frank Dunn
Boston
McKinley
DR. Guinan
Harry Gorman
Ailsa Wins Town Prize Yacht Race at Hyeres
A large crowd watched the Town prize race in Hyeres on March 7 with 1550 francs prize money. The course, three laps of an eight mile triangle, favored Ailsa which led from the start and defeated Britannia under a sunny sky and a steady westerly breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyeres
A. Barclay Walker
Ailsa
Britannia
Knife His Weapon Newburyport Tragedy At Hospital
Clement Belliveau 21 2 years attempted self harm by cutting his throat Saturday night in Newburyport He nearly severed his windpipe and was taken to hospital in critical condition Bel liveau a farm hand for JG Merrill reported in the incident authorities continue to monitor his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Clement Belliveau
Belliveau
JG. T. Merrill
Bain the Lead Boston League Dorchester Central Tops Suburban
Boston Athletic leads the Boston League with three games to spare as Dorchester Central fights to secure second place. Old Dorchester sets a new team string record of 962 and Grover matches Loring’s 265 in a single string. Warren Hill tops individual averages at 180, with Grover at 177. Commercials lead wins while Dorchester Central nears victory in total pins and per game average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic
Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Grover
Loring
Warren Hill
Salem
Brockton
Dorchester Centrals
Dorchester Central
Tower
Hill
Caldwell
Legate
Smith
Anshelm
Arlingtom
Purgin
Arlington
Tray
Ingraham
Wievers
Lodge
B. A
Cruff
Seeee Sewer
Harwood
999Th Artillery
Eeeatis
Eastman
Marston
Buntin
Newton
Eeseeeseeleeween Ne
Chain
909Th
Rankin
Aleteteenes
Pray
Shapley
Ya. R. ‘A. Riees
Dorchester
Arlington Sbtveseesaee Gagesee
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Arlington Eee
Keen Euws
Chapin
Fastman
Wardwell
Carter
Booeseeck
Thornton
Germania
Columbus
Scotia
Higgins
Gill
Tondorf
Gumpricht
A. C
Laninger
Philedian
Marden
Putesen Tae
Artillery
Ferris
Oxford
Kernwood
Driscoll
Peeks Wheates
Yjaninger
Redenes
Pr. Higgins
Cpolinruin
Central
Philedian Eeneee
Newtowne Er
Melrose A. GO
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Melrose A
Suburban Interclub season ends with Dorchester Central first
Dorchester Central wins the first prize by pins while Old Dorchester leads in games won. Codman takes billiards with three games to spare. Jamaica tops pool with no defeats. Whist champions are Mercantile Library Association, Jamaica close behind. Richardson of Dorchester Central tops individual averages.
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Dorchester Central
Old Dorchester
Codman
Jamaica and Casino
Codmans
Jamaica
Department Mercantile Library Association
Richardson
Yrover
Eeeereeees
Smith
Casino
Jeieub Chew Ueeshs
Smith, Casino
Tom Cacceee
Gray
Eka Eesek
Cruff
Eceevens Oe
Cutter
Simson, Casino
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Drew
Lifffler
Morrill
J. M
F. C
Sesso
Dalton
OL ‘Williams
Hutchinson, Codman
Individual Averages Hit 80s in City Track List
A compiled table shows runners with individual averages from 80 to 89 across many clubs. Notable names include McDonough, McCarthy, Meyers, Jefferson, Columbia, Central, and South Boston among others.
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South
Boston
Central
Jefferson
Carruth
U . Wee
Jameson Seer
Murray & Towaw Oo Nsx
Columbia
Quincy
Insurance League leads steady amid unchanged standings
No leadership change from last week as BE. L. A. C. and Boston Marine sit out. Each team to roll two games next week. Paige tops Travelers, overtaking leaders by two pins. OBrion & Russell move past North American Mercantile and C. W. Holden. Veazie remains top in averages but dropped sharply. Symonds close behind. Team standings show Bots OIRO, RR URIOOE, OBrion & Russell, C. W. Holden, N. A. Mercantile, Boston Marine, and Be MOCUS with varied pins totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance League
Boston Marine
J. C. Paige
Travelers
Obrion & Russell
North American Mercantile
C. W. Holden
Veazie
Symonds
Hee
Rae
Oiro As Eats
Uriooe Ac Sks Sc
W. Holden
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N. A. Mercantile
Individual Averages Of 185 Or Over In Three Or More Games
The record lists players with averages above 185 across at least three games. Notable names include Veazie C W H and Symonds J C P with 153 and 151 respectively, among others such as Curran C R and Nayson B E L A C, Merrill E L A B, and Hutchings G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veazie
Symonds
Curran
Nayson
Hutchings
Ryan
Merrill
McNish
Barker
Trav
Jackson
Miller
M. A
Et Linscott
Burke
Wheeler
Tray
Follan
B. M
Yecon
Snow
RB. M
Willis, Co. W R
Eynon
Baron N. B
Flint
Royal, Trav
Meee Trav
City League Standings and Averages Lead by Carruths
Carruths remain atop the City League standings with Boylston second and Sherman third. Cochrane of Boylston leads individual averages, followed by Marden and Clack in second and third.
Boston League and Interclub Schedule Update
Tuesday saw 999th against Boston Athletic with Wednesday listing Charlestown at Arlington and Dorchester Central out. Massachusetts League features Philedians versus Reviews and Norfolk Cycle versus Les Miserables with Melrose Highlands facing Old Belfry and Commercial squaring Salem.
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Tower
Commercial
Tees
Williame
Dorchester Central
Salem Eevee Seers
Sasse Eeereeere
Cutter
Eteae
Eee Saundere Philed
Shee Wees
McFarland
Melrose Highland
Ean Ve Reed
Old Belfry
Norfolk
Richardson
Ee Ae
Gilmore
Eeeseeeees Seers
Norfolk Cycle
RAE Melrose Highland
MD Belfry
Eeet Aerone
Commercial Philedian
Boston League
Boston Athletic
Charlestown
Newton
Arlington
Old Dorchester
Massachusetts League
Philedians
Reviews
Les Miserables
Salem
Massachusetts Interclub
Everett
Reading
Malden
Melrose
Newtowne
Central
East Boston
Mercantile League
Batchelder-Lincoln Company
Walker, Stetson, Sawyer
Dennison Manufacturing Company
New England News Company
North
Fiske Company
Boston Dry Goods Company
Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Claap & Tilton
Meyers
Columbia
Carruths
Quincy
South Boston
Lenox
Hub
Murray & Irwin’s
St. James
Prospect
Jefferson
Jameson
McCarthy’s
Battlepin
Roxbury
Sherman
Rexford
Shawmut
Boylston
McCarthy’s. Insurance League
John C. Paige
Mercantile & North American
Employers
New England Mutual
Travellers
Obrion & Russell
Holden
Boston Marine
McCarthy Team Tops Candlepin League Standings
McCarthy leads in games won and lost by two and holds the high total pin fail. Meyers from Cambridge sits second with 16 won 4 lost, followed by St James at 15 won 5 lost. McDonough and Sheafe of Mac Carthys and Bean and Delano of Meyers each average 89. The standings and averages reflect team and individual performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Meyers
Cambridge
St. James
McDonough
Sheafe
MacCarthys
Bean
Delano
Pins Fee
McCarthy Eeneeeree
Eereersensests
Manager Hicks's New Idea at Combination Park
Manager Hicks of Combination Park Medford introduces a paid membership plan costing 23 dollars. Members gain private lockers access to the track matinee races and other privileges not available to nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Combination Park
Medford
New England School of Boxing Trains Youths for Skill
A New England boxing school offers lessons for youths and children focusing on technique and safety. Instructors provide structured training sessions, with emphasis on discipline, fitness, and proper ring basics guided by experienced coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Eng. School OF Boxing
Wai
Lessona
Gentlemen's Driving Club Private Lockers and Season Admittance
The Gentlemen's Driving Club offers private lockers suitable for clothing with Grand Stand seats for members and two ladies to all entertainments through the season. The track remains in good condition and members may use stalls outside race weeks. Matinee races will be held occasionally for club members only, with fourteen rooms holding lockers and seating. Members incur no liability or control over park management. Subscription book now open.
Hicks Family Leads Combination Park Association
George H Hicks as General Manager and Arthur T Hicks as Secretary headline the Combination Park Association as the group outlines its leadership and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Hicks
Arthur T. Hicks
Combination Park Association
Bicycle Notes and Club News From the Local Races
Cyclists gathered for an afternoon park ride with the P C C under Captain Demond as Boston Wheelmen and other clubs sent members. The Eagle C C elected officers on Northampton street. racing teams were revealed and schedules set while political disputes within wheel circles were recounted with named figures.
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Demond
Boston
E. I. Evans
Massachusetts B. C
Metropolitans
Bostonians
Eagles
Commonwealths
Hibbard
Eagle C. C
Northampton Street
C. G. Percival
J. J. Quinn
Theodore Parker
F. W. Kirk
J. J. Fitzgerald
H. J. Collins
C. A. Spellicy
G. T. Dennis
J. F. Walsh
Dr. Collins
Percival
Collins
House
D. F. Mellifont
H. Edwards
J. F. O'Connor
F. F. Rowan
E. F. Walsh
Dan Connolly
F. A. Gately
Herman Taylor
Tom Hennessey
The
Commonwealth C. C
A. O. McGarrett
Warren Dow
Somerset Road Club
A. GC. C
Casserly
Winnisimmet C. C
Lieutenant Sousa
Bay State Wheelmen
Gloucester
Wheelmen
Milton Hills
Quincy
Captain Handy
Salem
Framingham
Morgan & Wright
New York
Assembly
Robert
St. Louis
Missouri
Potter
Elliott
Elliott- Williams
Spencer Williams
Prial
Batchelder
Wheel
United States
Massachusetts
Boxing Gossip Shows Star Theatre Testimonial For McAuliffe
Roberto Smith returns to action facing Oscar Gardner in a 20 round New York bout on March 13. Upcoming matches include Tom Tracey versus Jack Everhardt and Mike Sears versus Dave Wall in New York this month. Telegraph coverage and Western Union plan an extensive post fight reading at Music Hall. A Brooklyn match is also reported.
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Jack McAuliffe
Star Theatre
New York
America
Sally Smith
Oscar Gardner
Smith
Gardner
New York City
Tom Tracey
Australia
Jack Everhardt
Mike Sears
Dave Wall
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Music Hall
Western Union
Brooklyn
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Lenge
Carson
John L
Chicago
Frisco
Denver
Bat Masterson
Bat
Frank Baker
Fitzsimmons
Charley White
McVey
Woods
Edgren
Jeffries
Mayor Yerington
Marshal Kinney
Citizens’ Committee
Billy Delaney
Billy McVey
Hickey
Roeber
Steizner
Ring IN
Wiresa
Pooch Donovan
Bernie Weters
Tommy Conneff
Athens
Asbury
PRO Hotel
Prof. Shaw
Shaw Pelham
Bain
Massachusetts Amateur League
Melrore Highland
Philedan Ee
Pekeeweas
Boylston Ef
Bavines Seer
Murray & Irwin Granite Ee
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Rexford Eeeseees
Saunders
Ais Kinsman
McCabe
Bromly
Sale cc
Callaghan
Fratus
Willey
Hay
Lawson
J W. Bean
Mayo
Watts
Berry
Bass
Peverley
Adcock
Sher
Cavanaugh
Donen
G. Bean
Clapp
Eee Philedian
Cseccecs
Inman
Lennon
Keating
Joy
Orton
Wade
Oro
Bik Ses Seas
Hall
Gavin
Andrews
Simonds
Pexford
Skinner
Massachusetts Interclub League
Massachusetts Jinterclub
Centrals
Reading A. C
Glendon
Roxbury League
Pes
Codman Eee
Asiness
Highlanc Eee
Rene
Reese
Dudley Association
Highland
Dudley
Association
Dudley Ass
Highland Highl
Porchestes
Eeeerer Eee
Ceeereeerss
Kernwood Ce
Central Sree Tewee
Dla Dorchester
Codman Ener Highland
M. Ll. A
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M. Il
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Hutchinson
Dorchester Central Ee
Cellins
Scannell
Mansfield
Donnelly
Bynner
Bickford
McSella
Dray
Purrington
Paige
McDonald
J. Freeman
Bradbury
Farrell
Paterson
McGrath
Murray
Weaver
Duffy
Lauis
Russell
Mullane
Murray & Irwin
Johnson
Floyd
Binns
Pierce
Lebink
Barry
Dickerman
Dawson
Riley
Freeman
Manning
Young
City League
Candlepin League
Croup
Dr. Pat
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
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