Johnny Wilson Dominates Middleweight Crown
Sports writer Arthur Duffey insists Johnny Wilson is the undisputed world middleweight champion after beating Mike O Dowd twice. The Boston view supports Wilson's right to the title while New York critics question it. Duffey notes potential future bouts, Olympic prep debates, and Sox trade talk involving Stuffy McInnis, with betting not a banner draw this time.
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Cleveland Americans Edge Kansas City In Exhibition Play
In Dallas on March 18 the Cleveland Americans edged the Kansas City team 5 to 0 in an exhibition game. Players Mails Able Petty and O Neill Williams Bono and Connolly are noted among participants.
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Wilson's Title In Jeopardy After Tough Middleweight Bout
Johnny Wilson nearly lost his middleweight crown as O Dowd rose to favorite status with judging. The fight was dominated by Wilson who scored a decisive win though O Dowd showed grit. O Dowd suffered a severe beating, with a damaged nose eye cut and likely broken ribs while Wilson left with a damaged left hand.
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Boxing verdict sparks debate over judges and referee in Wilson vs O Dowd
The article details a disputed decision as Johnny Wilson holds the edge on points but one judge favors O Dowd. Wagering shifts with judge announcements while the referee ultimately favors Wilson. Criticism targets judges and the whistle system, noting confusion in rounds and near upsets.
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Report M Innis to Go to the Yankees Rumor
Hot Springs Ark March 18 Frazee denies any trade but rumors swirl that Red Sox star McInnis may join the New York Yankees this week Colonel Ruppert and Frazee met at the game hotel and talks continue Fans expect McInnis to Washington or New York with Melis er and Pipp offered in trade talks if moves proceed.
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Exhibition Headlines Spark Questionable Local Names
Gainesville report notes an exhibition in which Washington Americans visited Philadelphia Nationale. The fragment lists players Altrock Erickton Preinich Meadow WDBBell Withrow Brugey, with unclear context and date March 18, lacking full facts.
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