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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
3
The duel between Kid McCoy and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Philadelphia promises a clash of crafty ring generals. Both fighters employ sly matchmaking to lure opponents into poor condition rather than entertain the crowd with straightforward action.
Photo by Chickering notes Kid McCoy proposing an effortless six round bout against Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, after sparring with Tommy Ryan and learning matchmaking secrets. McCoy seeks backing and money, while Fitz doubts the scheme and laughs off the plan.
Youthful Boston players read of the Post offering a magnificent silver trophy cup to the league winner. The boys vow to win with morning practices across Charlestown Dorchester Roxbury Brighton South Boston and Boston as girls cheer and prepare to visit the school years with the cup. A Dudley School meeting will set formal action and rules to spur gentlemanly play and support the Post cup idea.
Pollok returns from Europe amid heated bidding for a James Edward match at 128 pounds. Promoters say Jeffries must sign or end talk, with press speculation on age handicaps and Munroe as potential challenger. The card features Goodwin Walker, Briggs Haney, Attel Young Erne, Daly Wikis, Nell meray, Murphy Dougherty among contenders.
In a scheduled bout McCoy faces Ryan with McCoy in better form while Ryan quits training. McCoy dominates from start to finish, winning six rounds as the crowd cheers.
Vic Willie and Jack Taylor dueled in a tight see-saw game at League Park. Boston broke through with a decisive fifth inning and held St Louis scoreless apart from an early run. Cannell’s ninth inning pinch hit nearly won it for Boston before Geier and Grady ended the threat. Tomorrow is an open date for both teams.
Page eight provides results and other sports details for the American League. It mentions standings, scores, and notable performances to guide readers to the section with full game-by-game outcomes and related coverage.
Bill Stinson showcases improving form in practice spins at the Cambridge track as he prepares for a facing battle with MacLean Leander and others. He’s trained since Patriots’ Day and aims to lead at the finish. Leander is already booked for June at Park and Revere Beach venues.
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