Bouts Tonight and This Week Span Major Cities
Amateur and professional boxing bouts listed for multiple cities including Pittsburg Albany Philadelphia and New York. Card features numerous matchups such as George Chip versus Billy Berger Teddy Murphy versus Tommy O'Brien and Jack McCarron versus Ralph Erne with events scheduled through Thursday across venues like Metropolitan A A New York and Malden Physical Culture Club.
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George Chip
Billy Berger
Pittsburg
Jimmy Walsh
Eddie Sherman
Central A. mi
Joe Vargas
Jack Lee
Central A. C
Tommy O’brien
Teddy Murphy
Tommy Enn
Frank Loughrey
Albany
Rick Hayes
Bobby Hobideau
Memphis
K. O. Brennan
Billywell
N. Y
Ralph Erne
Jack McCarron
Philadelphia
Chuck Carlton
Arris Harris
Arry Forbes
Young Frenchy
Arlington
A. A
New York
Charie Victor
Barney Williams
Dick Nelson
Young Joe Gans
Emergency Kelly
Young Riley
Joe Hyland
al Ketchell
Bridgeport
Hugo Kelly
Eddie McGoorty
Kenosha
Carl Morris
Jim Stewart
Matty Baldwin
Charlie Griffin
Leo Ber
Kid Farmer
St. Louis
Joe Phillips
Sammy Trott
Cleveland
Joe Shell
Young Wagner
Jack Britton
Frankie Urns
Oakland
Jack Redmond
Alrown
Windsor
Ont
Harry Jone
Brooklyn
Jack Dillion
Monte Dale
Jimmy Duffy
Buffalo
Kid Julian
Johnny Dundee
Young Saylor
Jim Murphy
Richmond
Sailor Burkera
Bob Moha
Jack Reno
Sailor White
Lewiston
Kid Alberta
Jack O'Neil
North Adams
Newburyport
Tommy Devlin
Eddie Carroll
Jefferson City
Gene McGovern
Willie Driscoll
Madison
Wis
Kid Ashe
George Coogan
Columbus
Et Celenon
Pipes
Frankaus
San Francisco
Bill Watkins
Brookivs
Central A C to Stage Boxing Show in Bowdoin Square
The Central A C presents a boxing show tonight at its Bowdoin Square headquarters. Topliners Jimmy Walsh and Eddie Sherman meet for eight rounds while preliminaries feature Joe Vargas of Cambridge vs Kid Lee of Chelsea and Tommy O'Brien of Charlestown vs Teddy Murphy of the West End with two three round bouts.
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Central A. C
Bowdoin Square
Jimmy Walsh
Eddie Sherman
Joe Vargas
Cambridge
Kid Lee
Chelsea
Tommy O’brien
Charlestown
Teddy Murphy
West End
First annual boxing tourney at Malden Physical Culture Club
Local boxing night features five class entries with J. J. Norton refereeing Billy LeClaire timekeeping and H. C. McGrath E. F. Walsh judging, as boxing rule debates continue. international notes mention Carpentier Sullivan London plans and Baldwin Griffin cruiser bout in New York. Frank Erne returns to the ring after historical title win.
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Malden Physical Culture Club
J. J. Norton
Billy LeClaire
H. C. McGrath
E. F. Walsh
Marquis
Australia
Langford
McVey
New York
France
Paree
Carpentier
Prenchman
Jim Sullivan
London
Eddie McGoorty
Alec McLean
Matty Baldwin
Chariie Griffin
Long Acre A. C
Alec
Baldwin
Griffin
Frank Erne
Joe Gans
Americus Injured Forces Change In Grand Opera House Card
World light heavyweight champion Americus suffers a knee injury making him unable to wrestle Pat O Neil at the Grand Opera House tonight. Shad Link takes his place in the semi final, Burns faces Karla in a headline match, with Hanson vs Butler as the curtain raiser.
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Americus
Pat O’neil
Grand Opera House
Shad Link
Link
O'Neil
Cyclone Burns
Karla
Fritz Hanson
Jack Butler
Brattleboro
Hanson
French Champion Louis De Ponthieu to Appear Tonight
The article notes Louis De Ponthieu, the French champion, in New Bedford tonight with Yelle of Taunton. It also discusses the Sullivan championship question, debunking claims that Sullivan held a world title after defeating Greenfield, and clarifies the British line of champions including Jem Smith, Frank Slavin, and Peter Jackson, noting Sullivan never fought them.
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Louis de Ponthieu
New Bedford
Yelle
Taunton
Sullivan
Jack Scully
Alf Greenfield
England
New York
Boston
Greenfield
Hope
Ryan
Goss
Allen
McCoole
Jem Smith
Frank P. Slavin
Peter Jackson
Australia
Olympic thoughts and local sports chatter in the era
Duffey notes wide input for American team picks as Eastern trials approach June 8 at Stadium. Timers Club forms in New York while debates rage over basketball’s place and hockey’s rise. Donations to Olympic fund flow from New England and top colleges, with Yale leading. Local AA marathon and pro-elite hockey clashes spark interest in ice sports.
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New England
New York
American Olympic Fund
Yale
Walter Camp
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Queries on Wrestling and Boxing History
Answers cover Frank Gotch’s Boston appearances at the Columbia Theatre Armory A A and Mechanics’ Building, and a 1911 New York boxing no-decision between Murphy and Brown with Brown knocking Murphy out in the first round amid doping claims.
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Frank Gotch
Boston
Gotch
Old Columbia
Armory A. A
Mechanics’ Building
Americus
Baltimore
Hickey
Winsor
Sam McVey
Jim Barry
Barry
K. O. Brown
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Brown
New York
Peng
Tommy
Urphy
New Orleans Pitchers Sloppy Defense Help Chicago Nationals Win
In New Orleans on March 17, Chicago Nationals defeated the local club 8 to 4 as New Orleans pitchers and costly errors fueled the visitors' victory. The game featured multiple misplays and rough pitching from the home squad.
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New Orleans
Chicago Nationals
New York National League Beats Galveston 7–0
The New York National League team defeated the Galveston club of the Texas League by seven runs to zero in Galveston on March 17.
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Galveston
Texas
New York National Leagueeam
Galveston Club
Texas League Today
Lewiston Meeting Set Amid Local Tension
In Lewiston a Thursday meeting is planned with Jack Reno and Saileite to discuss unresolved city concerns. Reno recently erased the last remaining blemish on his record by defeating Mr Benedict in a recent bout.
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Lewiston
Jack Reno
Saileite
Reno
Benedict
Mills brace for return as strike may end in Lawrence
Lawrence workers face possible mass return to American Woolen Company mills as strike leaders urge unity. Everett mill to reopen with 7.5 percent wage rise. others retain many workers. Police and militia on standby. I W W organizing drive continues with 400–500 new members.
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William D. Haywood
William E. Trautmann
William Yates
Elizabeth Gurley
Flynn Jones
Everett
Pacific
Arlington Mills
American Woolen Company
Worcester
Clinton
Marlboro
Wood
Industrial Workers of the World
Barre
New England
Barre Wool Combing Company, Limited
North Adams
Holyoke
Lawrence
Industrial Workers of
Ettor
Giovannitti
Permanent I W W to Open Office in Lawrence
The Industrial Workers of the World plan a permanent divisional headquarters in Lawrence with William D. Yates of New Bedford in charge. The National Executive Board of the textile division met and discussed a Lawrence based official newspaper. Elisabeth Gurley Flynn Jones of New York named chief textile organizer for Lawrence and eastern Massachusetts mill cities.
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Lawrence
Industrial Workers of the World
William D. Yates
New Bedford
Textile
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Jones
New York
Massachusetts
Arthur Tomlinson
Paul Colditz
Paterson
N. J
Cyril Vandervale
Lowell
Thomas Powers
Olneyville
R. I
Mr. Yates
Montgomery Wins Second Game Against Cleveland Yannigans
Montgomery team defeats Cleveland Yannigans 4 to 1 in the second game of the series at home in Montgomery Alabama. The contest took place on March 17 with strong pitching and timely hitting highlighted by the local club.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cleveland American Yannigans
Barre Wool Combing Company Refuses I W W Influence
South Barre mill manager R G Thompson declares he will not deal with Industrial Workers of the World organizers among workers. He notes shipments must continue and emphasizes a firm stance against outside interference, warning of further resistance to dictation amid a strike tied to Lawrence and a broader movement.
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Barre
Mr. Thompson
Lawrence
Thompson
Barre Wool Combing Company
New England
Carmine Zamino
Luigi Manzi
Worcester
Barret
Allard
Benjamin Hernans
Worcester Police
Centre Street
Norway
Willey Corporation
New Eng
South Barre
Industrial Workers of the World
R. G. Thompson
Industrial Workers of the World Organization
Textile employers face 15 percent demand in wage talks
The textile council representing five unions rejects a five percent offer and demands a 15 percent raise, citing a favorable outlook for print cloths. Negotiations will continue, with observers expecting a compromise. Barre and Fall River tensions rise as IWW organizers gain influence. nearby mills plan wage hikes and continued operation.
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Lawrence
Textile Council
Fall River
New Bedford
South Barre
Worcester
Barre Wool Combing Company, Limited
Norway
Industrial Workers of the World
Jouraliste Wins Prix Amadou at Auteuil
Eugene Fischer trained Jouraliste won the Prix Amadou a two miles one and one half furlongs chase at Auteuil today in a race valued at 1000 dollars.
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Paris
Eugene Fischer
Auteuil
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