Boxing notes from Boston and clubs outline upcoming shows
The piece notes bantam talent led by Sheehan, a crowd magnet who draws power from his region. It reports Lenox Club installing five electric fans to beat heat, three preliminaries, and uncertainty over Culture Club events amid possible official interference. It mentions Kid Cahill seeking a Dufresne bout, Roanoke Club show May 25, and club memberships, with a poet confusion corrected by RB Benton.
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Jack
Twin) Sullivan
England
Jack Palmer
National Sporting Club
Twin
Palmer
Fneglish
National Cli
South Boston
Johnny Sheehan
Albert Delmont
Lenox Club
Delmont
Sheehan
Boston
Bailiwick
Culture Club
James F. Sweeney
Aiken and McLaughlin
Kid Cahill
Lynn
Kid Dufresne
Maine
Sheehan-Delmont
Roanoke
New England
North
Russell Street
T. Lonergan
Dorchester
T. Londrigan
Dick Foley
Lonerean
RB. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Baseball recap notes show errant throws and runs
Sidy, Bigbie and McLaughlin are named in a boxy entry detailing a double play by Cross and Bigbie. Wild pitches credited to Cross and Deininger. Hit by pitcher charged to Deininger. Errors at first base by Haverhill and Lowell. Time of 60 minutes. Umpire N King. Attendance 1000.
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Haverhilm
Lowell
Sheets
R. B. Pow Aer
Hafford
Bigbie
Connolly
Granny
O'Reilly
Hickey
Rene Oe Ee Kilcoyne
Merritt
Webber
Rich'son
McL'hlin
Stroh
Pivonneniet
Langton
O Cross
Dein'ger
Saloula
Haverhill
Tni Lowell
Geakeas
Connors
Cross
Deininger
Cas
Sidy
McLaughlin
Nking
Manchester 8 Lawrence 7 in Kansas City style
Manchester edged Lawrence 8 to 7 in a hard fought afternoon game. Klobedanz allowed 15 hits while Manchester belted two triples and two doubles in the eighth inning. Conroy started at first for Lawrence as Conroy and teammates produced a gritty, error free showing despite the loss.
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Manchester
N.H
Lawrence
Klobedanz
Conroy
John Wiley
Concord pitcher Watts loses to Fall River 10 to 5
In Concord on May 21 Watts, released by Concord, pitched for Fall River and was hammered for 18 hits and nine earned runs as Fall River beat Concord 10 to 5. Titus homered inside the grounds for Fall River.
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Concord
N. H
Watts
Fall River
Titus
Nashua Defeats Brockton 5-3 In Sixth Inning Rally
Nashua New Hampshire May 21 Nashua won from Brockton in the sixth inning with five runs aided by bunched hits and two errors. Before the rally Brockton led by two but could score only one more afterward. A notable first inning double play and a running catch by Burrell highlighted the game.
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Stinson
Nat Butler
Cambridge
MacLean
Chelsea
Eli Winsett
Charles River
Charles Wells
Joe Nelson
France
George J. Donohue
Shoe City
Brockton
Charles River Park
Revere
Nashua
N. H
Burrell
Brockton Earns Runs in Low-Scoring Effort
Infielder details show Brockton scoring three earned runs while pitchers Gokey and Riordan led with eight and four strikeouts respectively. Bas ter and Joyce stole two bases apiece, with notable plays including a double by Jordan and a hit by pitch to Loxson in this cloudy early game. Time listed as 1 hour 30 minutes with Rudderham as umpire and 50 attendance.
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Manchester
Lawrence
Hart
Rapp
Swander
Murray
Murphy
Clark
Cote
Conroy
Knaul
Smith
Kwau
Kane
Reynolds
Klobedanz
Kelliher
Iwashug Jcvstessise
Bcochlony Ioer
Ced Ae
Brockton
Jordan
Kelly
Baster
Joyce
Gokey
Daum
Riordan
Loxson
Rudderham
Essex AC Hosts Windy Gym Show with Three Fast Bouts
Essex Athletic Club members staged a gymnasium program with three quick bouts last night. The main event did not occur for reasons unspecified. Jennings defeated Wells when the referee stopped the six rounder after five. Jeffries stopped Phillips in seven. McKenna vs Brooks drew after a hard fought substitute feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex A. C
Kid Jennings
Jimmy Wells
Jennings
Meyer Jefferies
Kid Phillips
Patsy McKenna
Young Brooks
Lawrence
Fred Bush
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