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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1906

Page

3

Weight dispute cancels Nelson Herrera bout in California

The Friday Los Angeles fight between Battling Nelson and Aurelio Herrera ends in a late weight dispute. Herrera refuses to weigh after scales are found faulty, with Nelson offering fair compromises. Manager Tommy Jacobs, backed by Billy Nolan, is blamed for the fiasco and Herrera’s overweight claims. The crowd is refunded as the bout is called off.

Los Angeles Battling Nelson Aurelio Herrera Herrera Nelson Herrer Tommy Jacobs Billy Nolan California Tom McCarey Billy Nolan Fighter

Boxing Gossip Bouts Highlight Week of East Coast Cards

The week features major bouts in New York with Jimmy Britt versus Terry McGovern at Madison Square Garden and Tommy Burns versus Bob Fitzsimmons in Essington Pennsylvania. Also slated are Tom Sullivan versus Tom White in Gloucester and Baldwin versus Goodman in Philadelphia amid amateur events in Charlestown.

Jimmy Britt Terry McGovern New York Sandy Ferguson Gus. Ruhlin John A. Sullivan Tommy White Gloucester Rudolph Anholz Young Kenney Thornton, R. I Benny Yangerva O'Leary Waive Spike Robson al Grander Philadelpia Illie Fitzgerald Ined Coens Goodman Matty Baldwin Chelsea Young Corbett Eddie Johnson Sailor Burke Andy Walsh Shead’ Bay Young Piierce Young Nitchie Wayne, Penn Bob Fitzsimmons Tommy Burns Essington Penn Kid Pantz Y. Kenney Lowell Frank Adams Monk the Newsboy Lymansville Tony Bender Coney Island Tommy Murphy Bert Keyes Ost York Charley Sieger Amby McGarry Willie Schumacher Phil McGovern Rube Ferns Art Mason Buffalo Arthur Cote Augusta Charlestown A. C National A. C Philadelphia Hugo Kelley Dave Barry Che- Pontsy Anidt Madison Square Garden New Poin i Tommy «Burns Marvin Hart Fitz Gyear Fitz Burns Tommy Dreamland Sayama Fei Baldwin Billy Pierce Saterday Fts Goodman Gloucester A Cape Ann Tomapay Gioney Phila Ab Mev Jack Blackburn Charlestown Athletic Club A. Martin Austin Kaveney F. M Roxbury Trump Petr James Cannon

Cornell's Triumph Over Harvard: Moakley's Distance Dominance

Cornell won the intercollegiate championships at Harvard with a distance-focused performance led by trainer Jack Moakley. Ithaca runners swept multiple events, securing nine of 16 places and 29 of 44 points, with key wins by Carpenter Townsend in the half and strong showings by Magoffin Willgoose Trube in the two miles. moakley plans for next year hinge on returnees like Magoffin Trube Willgoose and others, including Carpenter Townsend Rogers and Simpson Lewis.

Cornell Harvard Jack Moakley Moakley Ithacans Hall Stone Carpenter Townsend Lewis Haskins Rogers Ithaca Magoffin Willgoose Trube Yale Pennsylvania Lemon Jamieson Colpitts Gillette Hilmen Asail Rogers Herr Simpson Worcester’ Academy

New York Beats Hostetter In High Scoring SIX Innings

St. Louis May 27 The New York nine edged Hostetter after six tight innings by battering him with long hits and four unearned runs, prevailing 10 to 6 as McGinnity struggled but limited further scoring.

ST. Louis New York Hostetter McGinnity AB. R. BH. PO A. E. Bresnahan Ceeeveeseegee Browne Louis BH. PO Penmseseseseeses York Faceaeeseh Wis Eeerereoen Simoot Smoot Bee Games Browne McGann O Browne Brown Ney Hostetter St. 10 Emille

Cincinnati Falls as Magee Shuts Down Score

Magee held the Cincinnatians scoreless as Branefield and Cah led the defense. The article notes May weather and 91 points mentioned but lacks full context or final score.

Tingsiohie Branefield, Cah Magee

Terry Britt Tonight

Terry Mc Govern and Jimmy Britt prepare for a 10 round bout before the Twentieth Century A. C. at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Both noted lightweight pugilists have trained hard and await the arena action in New York.

New York Terry McGovern Jimmy Britt A. C Madison Square Garden the Garden

McGovern Eyes Catch Weight Clash in Brooklyn Return

The talk centers on McGovern as he nears a catch weight bout with Britt. Friends and backers praise his recent escape from prior trouble and his focus on strength building. Local supporters expect a sharp East debut from Britt, drawing keen attention from close followers.

McGovern Britt East Fisco

Good Bouts Planned in Providence Vicinity This Week

Boxing followers can expect several decent bouts this week in the Providence area. Tomorrow at Thornton a 15round bout features Young Kenny of Lawrence versus Rudolph Anght of South Memorial Day night offers a strong card at the Lymansville Casino with Monk the Newsboy of Providence facing Frank Adams of Boston. Also Young Clark of Centredale vows to meet Young Burke of Boston in the semi finals.

Providence Thornton Young Kenny Lawrence Rudolph ‘Anhgjt South Memorial Lymansville Monk Newsboy Frank Adams Boston Young Clark Centredale Young Burke

Hayden Reinstated by National Commission Returns to Cleveland

Boston learns from President Ban Johnson that Outfielder John F. Hayden is reinstated from the York club of the Outlaw league and reverts to the Cleveland club which had purchased his release. A Boston Cleveland deal ensures he joins Boston if reinstated and reports at once.

Boston Ban Johnson Cincinnati National Commission John F. Hayden York Cleveland Baltimore Collins

Pirates Beat Hillsides 17 to 11 in Beachmont Showdown

The Pirates defeated Hillsides of Beachmont 17 to 11 on Saturday in Beachmont. The Pirates issued a sweep challenge to any 13 to 16 year old team in the state.

Pirates Hillsides Beachmont

Canadian Pacific appoints St John agent as New England representative

Fred R Perry district passenger agent at St John New Brunswick has been named New England representative of the Canadian Pacific railway with headquarters in Boston.

Montreal Fred R. “Perry N. B New England Canadian Pacific Railway Boston

The Real Secret of Good Summer Coat Fitting

A tailor explains eliminating stiff canvas and padding by locating shoulder points to create a draped front without canvas or haircloth. He notes summer comfort as temperatures rise and mentions quarterly stock inventories to reduce stock levels.

Boston Back On Farsh Aims To Strengthen After Slump

The Boston team, after two wins by Collins and his men, faces Chicago, the Athletics, and Washington this week aiming to improve a weak season. Peterson shows catching promise while Tenney's Nationals must brace as Brooklyn nears seventh. Chicago, Detroit, and Boston linger as the weak early AL sides.

Collins Chicago Athletics Washington Boston St. Louis Detroit Peterson Graham Nationals Fred Tenney Brooklyn Tenney Davis McFarland Callahan Green

Boston Dancer Docks On Pitching For Dineen Underdog Hope

Chicago notes list Dineen to pitch for Boston as Collins eyes a hot streak with 20 straight wins needed. Grimshaw and Reels shown as key hitters and pitchers. South Bay A C and West Sides prepare for Memorial and Decoration Day games with local managers and fast teams named.

Chicago Dineen Boston Collins Grimshaw Bertie” Ferris Giants Brooklyn Reels Cleveland South Bay G. H. Cave Cahill West Sides Featherstone Brighton High Malloy Saxonville Newton Independents James P. O'Brien Tremont Street Bofton

Chick Stahl Steps Up In Boston Batting Averages

From last week’s official averages the Boston players show little lineup change. Grimshaw leads Americans in stick work with a small drop, Collins also down, while Chick Stahl rises from .271 to .283. Ferris and Parent hover around their regular marks as Harris and Dineen pick up hits.

Boston Grimshaw Collins Chick Stahl Ferris Parent Harris Dineen Armbruster Bates Tenney Bridwell Strobel Dolan

Trial heats row today for schoolboy oarsmen on Charles River

At 2 30 pm the first crews race in trial heats from Harvard bridge downstream to the clubhouse. Coaches Grainey and Donovan prepared the boys with training. Starter Dr John B Hawes, referee Harry Wardwell, timer Fred Wood. Heats include Brown Nichols versus Cambridge Latin and Noble Greenough. Volkmann versus Brookline English. Roxbury Latin versus Boston Latin and DeMerritte.

Charles River Grainey Donovan Union Boat Club Harvard Bridge John B. Hawes Harry Wardwell Fred Wood Brown & Nichols Cambridge Latin Noble & Greenough Volkmann Brookline High English High Roxbury

Bound to Win Annual Game Dorchester Rivalry

Mechanic Arts aims for a victory in the annual Dorchester game next Saturday despite past misfortunes. Hall may miss this year due to a head injury from last fall, with Cannoh replacing him and Bell and Emery returning in the outfield. All games through June 2 are cancelled as the team trains hard to win.

Mechanic Arts Nine Shannahan Anual Dorchester Hall Dorchester Cannoh Bell Emery

American tennis team arrives in London for Davis Cup

The American Davis Cup squad Beals C Wright Holcombe Ward Kreigh Collins and Raymond D Little arrived in London today. Wright's right hand remains in a sling but he hopes to play within five days.

London Beals C. Wright Holcombe Ward Kreigh Collins Raymond D. Little Wright

Yale Track Names Captain For Next Year

James W. Marshall of New York City was elected captain of the Yale track team for next year at a Yale athletes meeting in Boston after the intercollegiate meet.

New Haven Conn James W. Marshall New York City Yale Boston

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