Future Fights at Coney Island Draw Big Money Interest
New York November 6 Special to The Boom wne Post reports the Coney Island Athletic Club's big purse strategy. The Choynski Godfrey bout packed 8200 seats, with general admission three dollars and boxes twenty five dollars. Club aims to outbid rivals for Corbett Jackson and Fitzsimmons Hall matches, raising purses to twenty thousand or more as Crescent Athletic Club of New Orleans campaigns for Mardi Gras week fights.
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OConnell reports Billy Myers open to ten round title bid
In a Chicago letter Captain Cooke receives word Billy Myers is willing to meet Jack McAuliffe for ten rounds at a $10,000 side, with confidence of beating the champion after another trial. Western crowds favor Costello over Greggains at 100 to 80, while Choynski supposedly defeats Ed Smith.
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Laboring Minds and Ring Battles Highlight Boston Fight Week
Boston boxing notes recount defeats of Benney Walcott and Dixon against Butler Gilligan and Waldron upset Walcott, Tracy draws, while Frank Steele faces Hagan and McAuliffe signs for Ariel Club bouts. Coney Island readies Plimmey vs McGrath. Sulliven vs Godfrey color-line debate cited.
Horse racing notes from Gloucester New Jersey and Guttenburg
Special to Tur Boomine Post outlines tomorrow’s six race card at Gloucester with listed entrants and weights. It also reports four winners at Guttenburg, plus Timmins versus Silent potential match details, and notes J W Carisie’s Bay District track involvement and Lakeland signing with Keene to train nurses.
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Entries for tomorrows races at Guttenberg track
The list from Guttenberg shows five and one half furlongs races with entries Irregular 108 Anne Elizabeth 164 Panhandle 108 West Farms Salisbury 101 Thanks Even. Special to The Boomina Post notes the event timing for tomorrow’s card.
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The New Boxing Club Presents Boxing Exhibition At Back Bay
The Back Bay Athletic Club kicks off with a boxing exhibition next Friday in its gymnasium. The board plans four to five bouts, with seven to eight pairs ready to box. English Jack White faces Mike Cooney of Providence while Leary meets a Chelsea 125-pounder. A welterweight bout and other matches are planned as the club aims to develop new fight champions.
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Latest betting quot. the election pool odds in city
Conservative estimates place citywide betting at 150000 dollars with about 100000 on the state election. Pool rooms quoted even money on the general result eight to ten on Haile in Massachusetts ten to nine on Cleveland carrying New York and ten to eight that Indiana will go Democratic. Harrison money reportedly moved 20000 at the stock exchange.
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Post To Award Gold Eagle For Correct Electoral List
The Post offers a gold eagle for the first correct or nearest correct list received at the Post Boston address. Entries postmarked after noon November 8 are barred. Note Michigan’s electoral vote may be divided and date details follow.
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Warning on Nervous Diseases Afflicting Community
A period piece warns of a rising nervous disease crisis in the local community. The note cites widespread weakness, insomnia, digestive woes, and fatigue, urging immediate action and citing Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure. It recounts a testimonial from Miss Annie Oakes of Athol Centre, Massachusetts and directs readers to Dr. Greene in Boston for a remedy costing one dollar.
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Amateur Boxers in Providence Meet Nov 21 With Local Talent
The Metropole Athletic Association of Providence schedules a boxing meeting on November 21 featuring talent from Woonsocket, Pawtucket and Providence. Breslin may spar at the B A A exhibition on November 14. Rumor says Heenan will turn professional after visiting the city as a guest of Tommy Connolly.
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Arch Street Blaze Damages Fifth Floor of Printers Building
A fire yesterday damaged the fifth floor of the Rockwell and Churchill printing building at 89 and 41 Arch Street, with losses estimated at $500. Fire crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.
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