Loughrey Edges Quill In Boston Ring Clash At Armory
Philadelphia’s Young Loughrey defeated Brockton’s Tommy Quill after a hard 12 round battle, delivering a superior bulling style that wore down Quill. The bout drew the largest Armory crowd yet, with Loughrey proving the sharper fighter in the final rounds and earning a clear decision after two weeks ago’s draw.
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Barker-PDrouillard Checker Championship Draws
All four games of today's Barker-PDrouillard checker match ended in draws in Kansas City Missouri. The afternoon games featured the second double corner opening while the evening contests used the Bristol. Barker erred in the ending of the fourth game missing a probable win. final tally shows Barker eight dollars Drouillard two hundred twenty games drawn.
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Barker-Pdrouillard
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Drouillard
Sullivan Twins Spark Local Boxing Show
Sullivan twins staged a solid sparring exhibition in St. John New Brunswick. Mike Twin outworked Youdiuahoney with smart defense in ten rounds while Jack Twin and Jim Pendergast produced a lively bout, Pendergast carrying a substantial weight and reach edge but ending evenly.
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Chicagoan Club Sees Interstate Vote For Grand Handicap
Members of the Chicagoan Club learned the Interstate Association will vote at its annual meeting this month to designate Chicago as the site for the grand American shooting handicap next spring.
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Local Scores Yard: Pawtucket and Worcester Meet In Play
Pawtucket defeated New Haven 4 to 3 while Worcester routed Bridgeport 12 to 7 in tonight’s regional standings. The results highlight tight contests and a high scoring Worcester win.
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Worcester
Bridgeport
Lawrence of Wheeler's Sets Scoring Marks in Elite League
The Lawrence of Wheeler's team in the Elite League posted a high scoring night as a player hit 248 in three strings and a top 134 single, helping the side total 527 in one string.
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Kaufmann Wins by Knockout in 18th Round Fight
In Los Angeles Al Kaufmann defeated Terry Mustain by knockout in the 18th round of a fight scheduled for 25 rounds. Mustain withstood Kaufmann's pressure until the 14th round when Kaufmann landed a crushing blow over the heart, sending Mustain to the canvas.
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Penn Off for Michigan Confident of Victory
The University of Pennsylvania football squad substitutes coaches managers and robbers departed for Detroit to stay until facing Michigan in Ann Arbor on Saturday next.
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Cyclists Gather for Hub Six Day Event and Boston Meet
The Russian champion Devonovitch will ride with Halligan in the Boston six day race that begins Monday after noon. Park Square Garden’s new indoor track hosts a Saturday night all star card featuring the Harvard handicap and Dartmouth sweepstakes sprint events. Professionals include Joe Fogler New York Menus John Bedell Long Island Clark Walker Australia Ivor Lawson Chicago Saxon Williams Salt Lake City Anderson Denmark Vanoni Italy Halligan Canada Eddie Root Sheepshead Bay Floyd Krebbs Newark Pp F Logan Fred Hill Matt Downey Dennis Connolly of Boston.
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Elmer Collins
James Moran
Joe Fogler
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Long Island
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Walker
Australia
Floyd Mc
Baseball Notes Spur Trade Rumors and Roster Jitters
The column surveys moves and gossip across major teams. Glaze and Chadbourne sold to Indianapolis. Duffy may shield him in Providence if unused by Lake. Yankees plan to unload at least 21 recruits before spring trip south. Ebbetts eyes a Boston star for Brooklyn. Joe Kelley’s stance on lefty bats noted amid early season chatter.
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Cobb
Long Acre Club Boxing Night Draws Crowd in New York
An injunction kept police and unwelcome visitors away as the Long Acre Club staged a regular boxing event. In the main bout Frankie Mango fought Young Frenchy to a six round draw.
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Long Acre Club
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Young Frenchy
Papke Ketchell Championship Fight Promises Hot Rounds
Boxing fans anticipate a 25 round middleweight title bout in San Francisco on Thanksgiving Eve between Bill Papke and Stanley Ketchell. Ketchell earned the claim with wins over Joe Thomas and Jack Sullivan and a Labor Day upset of Papke. The coming contest is expected to be decided by who lands the first solid wallop.
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Donahue Sold Danzig Signs in Chicago Trade
Frank Donahue brother of Jiggs sold by the Boston Red Sox to Fort Wayne. The Red Sox also sign First Baseman Danzig from Portland Ore. He will compete with Jake Stahl for the first base job with Fort Wayne.
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Kneisel Quartet Opens Season at Fenway Court
The Kneisel Quartet gave a season opening recital at Fenway Court with Haydn op.33 No.2 and Beethoven op.59 No.8 works plus Courtlandt Palmer’s manuscript quintet. The acoustics yielded a rich unity and intimate mood, praised for favorable hearing, though Palmer’s emotional playing drew comment.
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Remarkable pianist earns standing ovations in concert
The review praises a pianist for clear technique and reliable scores. His playing is described as thrilling to listeners, with Beethoven opening the program creating a powerful tone. The performance is deemed worthy and a second concert is announced for December 8.
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Bowling Gossip highlights tight Lynn Intercity race and star bowlers
The Lynn Intercity standings weave a close six team race with Casino in front. Kid Williams of Revere tops the fast bowlers, while Boston’s Poehler Armstrong and others hustle for pace. George Day plans bench strategy, and a newcomer debates candlepin scores with Williams after a 185 remark.
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Fatal Wrecks in Fog Claim Boston-Area Train Crew
In Cambridge at the B and A Grand Junction crossing at Albany street a freight engine led by Harry Hiltz was demolished in a collision about five this morning. Hiltz was killed and brakeman Joan M Winters, from Somerville, was so badly crushed she is not expected to live. In Peabody a trolley collision injured motorman James Wetherbee of Lynn and passenger Leo Hogan of Lynn suffered a broken leg. both accidents were blamed on fog enveloping the Boston area.
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Somerville
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Lynn
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Hogan
Boston
Collision Kills Fireman Hiltz in Cambridgeport Train Wreck
A Cottage Farms train of engine and four box cars collided with a mainline Western freight engineless train near Brigham's yards. Hiltz died crushed between cab and tender. Winters thrown clear. Powers escaped serious harm. Western hogs escaped rails and roamed Cambridge streets. about 50 killed. A second wreck in Peabody involved two electric cars on the Boston & Northern road with 16 passengers shaken. several injured but crew largely unscathed.
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Rabies Described By Boston Doctor Before Society
Dr. Burt R. Rickards of the Board of Health outlined rabies evidence to the Boston Scientific Society. He listed ancient knowledge and symptoms such as altered barking, hallucinations, unusual appetite, extended running, throat paralysis, and water aversion as signs of infection in dogs.
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Held in Bail for Prize Fight Swindle
Edward Morris arraigned in court and held in $1000 bail for alleged complicity in a $15,000 make believe prize fight swindle that cheated a Scranton hotel keeper in Bridgeport Connecticut over two months ago.
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Beacon Furniture Co Opens Boston Store After Fire Loss
Beacon Furniture Co reports a prosperous first week in Boston after moving from Chelsea to 14 and 16 Washington Street. Manager Garfinkle says all stock is brand new and includes brass beds stoves and maple furniture sourced directly from factories. The firm plans to stay in Boston with competitive wholesale prices and opened accounts.
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