Willard Moran Bout Upsets Readers With Almy At Ringside
Army boxing editor Doc Almy will be at ringside in New York for the Willard Moran bout and will wire round by round returns. He will render a decision for the Post readers in the Sunday Post of March 26 after supplying training camp articles Friday and Saturday.
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Braves Lose Fort Lauderdale Staging Slugging 24 7
Miami March 21 Braves beat Fort Lauderdale 24 to 7 at Braves Park in a high scoring game. Ed Kenesey and Maranville led with multi run hits while a wild seventh inning saw seven runs by the Braves. Mayor Henderson declared a half holiday for the opening Athletics game as fans packed the park.
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Willard Moran Boxers Near $150000 Gate for bout
New York March 21 Jess Willard and Frank Moran push hard in training for their big fight. Box office receipts already top $130000 with many prime seats sold and a total gate expected near $150000. Moran works through rounds with left hand while Moran’s camp warns of intense prep.
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Willard Clever But Faces Tough Sparring From Rodel Hemple
In New York Jess the elephantlike boxer outboxed and outfought several sparring partners including Rodol Hemple and Monahan. He harmed Monahan with a left uppercut and showed artistic skill, while spectators Kid McCoy Willard and Frank Moran noted his performance at the camp.
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Fielder Johnston Moves to Brooklyn After Salary Tug
Chattanooga report says Brooklyn and Oakland reached a compromise over Jimmy Johnston’s pay. Johnston, obtained from Newark after the Coast league season, had a two year Federal contract at 4000 dollars with no release clause. Ebbetts opposed the amount, but the final settlement sets his salary at 3600 dollars.
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Mack's Squad Nearly Complete At Athletics Camp
Nine more members of the Philadelphia Athletics arrived at the training camp in Jacksonville Massachusetts bringing the total group to near full strength. The article notes the squad is now virtually complete as spring practice continues.
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Highland A B schedule for youth teams sought for 11 to 18 year olds
P. E. Thomas manager located at 1 Hancock street Reading seeks games with uniformed teams aged 11 to 18. Full expenses to be provided. Correspondence requested promptly.
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Eagan and Glover in Fast Draw at Hippodrome
Mike Glover of South Boston and Joe Eagan of Dorchester fought twelve fast and clever rounds in the Armory A. A. tournament feature bout at the Hippodrome. The official verdict at the close was a draw.
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Eagan Edges Glover In Close Boxing Bout
In a tight match many believed Eagan earned the decision after five rounds to three. Joe boxed cleverly with feints and precise hits to the ear and jaw, while Glover used reach and a sharp left hook. Both showed solid conditioning. Glover appeared steadier, but the Dorchester man landed fewer clean blows overall and lost a tooth in the fray.
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Big Wrestling Card Promises Spectacular Night at Mechanics Building
Wrestling fans in the area anticipate a three hour carnival style show featuring eight giants in four matches at the Mechanics Building. Highlighted by Strangler Ed Lewis facing Kilmer Johnson with Americus paired against Darro and Waldek Zbyszko matched with Heyumpaa, promising high drama as Lewis seeks control of the heavyweight scene.
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Miery Finn
Strangler and Lewis Debut in Grappling Tonight
Strangler and Lewis, understudy to Joe Stecher, will debut tonight at the club. The Strangler battled Stecher for nearly an hour and is noted for breaking Stecher's scissors hold. The piece also notes boxing and baseball chatter around 1915 era performers.
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Willard Moran Bout Facts and Championship Rules
The text argues how boxing rules decide the champion in knockout or decision scenarios between Willard and Moran. It states that a knockout or award on a run-four could shift the title to Moran, while a no-decision outcome still leaves Willard as champion. It also notes championship outcomes in wrestling style hypotheticals and lists weight-class details for an amateur boxing championship, plus a query about Willard’s knockout totals to date.
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Bohemian Contender Faces Leavitt in Major Bout
The roughest of the heavies, Zbhyszko, aims to decisively tame his foe. Fourth bout pairs Karl Lemle, Bohemian, against Frank Leavitt, the American army champion who impressed against Aberg recently.
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Exhaustion Causes Boxer's Death in Philadelphia Bout
Andrew Crowley featherweight boxer collapsed in the third round of a Friday night match with Michael Malone in Philadelphia and died minutes later. The coroner's jury verdict cites acute dilation of the heart from exhaustion as the cause, Malone being exonerated.
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Phillies Rally Past Cubs in 12-Inning Spring Win
In Tampa Pla on March 21 the Philadelphia Nationals beat the Chicago Nationals 9 to 6 in 12 innings. The win marks a third straight spring victory for Philadelphia over Chicago. The Cubs turned two double plays while the Phillies had one.
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