Barry Knocks Calloway Out in Controversial bout at Armory
Barry defeats Ralph Calloway in the 10th round after a late, legally disputed blow by Barry on the ropes as the ninth round closed. Calloway, already trailing in weight, is counted out after being dragged to his corner. The crowd condemns Barry for rough tactics while Angus McDougall falls to Freddie McGuire in a second round upset. Henry Miers outruns Al Limerick for the decision after a strong finish.
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Ralph Calloway
California
Jim Barry
Armory Arena
Calloway
Barry
Dreamland
Jim
Angus McDougall
Freddie McGuire
Lowell
Henry Miers
al Limerick
Haverhill
Miers
Indoor sports promise for Duffey column calling action
Arthur Duffey notes indoor sports will be featured for months with fans lacking gridiron or cross country chances. He cites wrestling controversy in New York between Don O Kelley and Connelly hurting the sport, while praising amateur wrestling and predicting pro issues won't spoil the sport. He mentions Jeffries Johnson bids flooding small towns as advertising and that the big bout will be in California.
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New York
Don O'Kelly
Connelly
Simon Pures
Brookline Thanksgiving Scratch Race Claims
The Brookline Thanksgiving morning event is a scratch race and the New England championship. Harvard Stadium location questioned. Ward 25 Boston cited. Ages: John L. Sullivan 51, Jake Kilrain 52. Dixon fight question: Abe Attell never fought George Dixon. Yale Harvard score dispute: Yale 9 Harvard 8 or 12-0 or 6-38. B’s claim wins. Aces hearts hand beats a flush of clubs in order discussed.
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Brookline Gym
New England
Harvard
Boston
Ward
John L. Sulivan
Jake Kilrain
Sullivan
Kilrain
Abe Attell
George Dixon
Yale
Yate
Ace
Jack
Harvard Crimson Open Hockey Practice on Soldiers Field
Harvard hockey began its season with 38 varsity and 27 freshman candidates at Soldiers Field. Ten games are scheduled this season with five league games. The Crimson expect a strong squad like last year’s intercollegiate champions and may play league games in Boston rather than New York.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
St. Nicholas
New York
Boston
Eddie Graney Aims Big Bid For Jeffries Johnson Bout
Eddie Graney prizefight referee left for New York with a $5000 forfeit and plans a bid of at least $100,000 for the Jeffries Johnson bout. He seeks a San Francisco permit and says he can outbid James Coffroth whose arena lies in a neighboring county.
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San Francisco
Eddie’’ Graney
New York
Jeffries-Johnson
Graney
James Coffroth
Langford Beats Schreck in One Round in Pittsburg
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Mike Schreck in under a minute in Pittsburg as police stopped the bout after Schreck was knocked down twice. The crowd of 2500 paid for the mill, and Langford dominated with a left paunch shot and a right to the jaw ending the fight.
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Pittsburg
Sam Langford
Boston
Mike Schreck
Heniger
Langford
Schreck
Walsh to Box Canadian Champ in Syracuse Bout
Jimmy Walsh of Boston and Billy Allen of Ottawa will clash for 10 rounds in Syracuse New York. Weigh in at 122 pounds at 6 oclock.
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Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Billy Allen
Ottawa
Syracuse
N. Y
Tiny Frank Klaus eyes Mike Twin Sullivan challenge
Frank Klaus, noted for a tough battle with Bill Papke at Pittsburg, challenges Mike Twin Sullivan. The bout would feature a 154 pound weight limit.
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Frank Klaus
Bill Papke
Pittsburg
Mike Twin Sullivan
Hillman Named as Dartmouth Track Coach
Harry L. Hillman Jr former champion hurdler and middle distance runner is appointed track coach at Dartmouth to replace resigning W C Dole. The surprise appointment follows Long rumored interest from Princeton and other colleges. Hillman is expected to steer Dartmouth to strong showings in intercollegiate championships.
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Harry L. Hillman, Jr
Dartmouth
W. C. Dole
Mercury
Dole
Hanover College
Hillman
Princeton
Chicago selects Crawley 1910 football captain
William Crawley of Pasadena California was elected captain of the University of Chicago football team for 1910. Crawley has played right halfback for two years and leads the squad into the new season.
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Chicago
Willam Crawley
Pasadena
Cal
University of Chicago
Crawley
Rickard Defends Purses and Promoter Credibility
Ted Rickard defends his Nelson Gans bout purse and challenges $100,000 offers as overambitious. He notes past fight gates failed to reach $70,000 and foresees $85,000 as a practical target, while predicting a compelling holiday card with Rolfe vs Mellody and Deshler vs Bronson headlines and two eight round prelims.
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Ted Rickard
Goldfield
Fisth
Ted
Rickard
Jeffries
Johnson
Sharkey
Corbett
Gans
Nelson
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