Settling Bets On Corbett Sharkey Ansco Fight
Wagers on the Corbett Sharkey bout are being refunded by stakeholders after Kelly declared bets off. New York, Chicago, San Francisco and New Orleans see large sums returned amid questions of the referee’s authority. Western pool rooms and Cincinnati bets also follow the no-contest ruling even as many bettors claim the decision improper.
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New, York
Corbett-Sharkey
Ansco
Kelly
New York
Sharkey
New Orleans
Chicago
New York City
KR. Co. Chambers
Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Charley Bollinger
Covington
Sturtevant House
Shelly
Frisco
Fis
Cleveland
Corbett
Snarkey
Suicicate
St. Louis
Ares
Prief
Pugilist
Corbett-McCoy
McCoy
Newtown Glads Wins Two Of Three Over Newton Bowing Match
In the city league, Newtowne of Cambridge beat Newton two games to one in a small score bowing contest. First string 39 pin margin, second string Newton led late before Newtowne pulled ahead by three pins, and third string Newton led midframe until Newtowne reclaimed victory with late breaks.
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Boston
Newtowne
Cambridge
Newton
Hale
Phippen
Pray
Scully
Carruth
Binns
Murray & Irwin
Meyers
Sudbury
City Hall
Corbett Laughs Off Rumor Of Death After Sharkey Fight
New York report says Jim Corbett dismissed a death rumor after his defeat by Tom Sharkey. He was in a manager's cafe when the rumor circulated, later joking that he is very much alive and has nothing to do with rash actions.
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Cleveland
Thomas Rodman
Central Telegraph Company
New York
Jim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Corbett
St. Louis
St. Paul
Paris
Sweeney Beats Stone At Mascot A C In Eight Round Bout
Jim Stone of Charlestown faced Patsy Sweeney of Manchester in a featherweight match at Mascot A C last night. Sweeney dominanted from the start and the referee stopped the eight round bout to prevent a knockout. George Murray drew with Andy Daly in a six round preliminary.
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Jim Stone
Charlestown
Allie Alberts
Tom Heffernan
Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
Mascot
A. C
Sweeney
Stone
George Murray
Andy Daly
Jack O'Donnell
John Bell
Young Farrell
Mcec- Laughlin
Questionable plans for Corbett Sharkey bout scandal
A Cleveland despatch claims a nationwide betting scheme aimed to throw the Corbett Sharkey fight and retire Corbett amid profits. It alleges bookmakers nationwide would back the plan, with large bets and incentives to ensure a tainted result and shared proceeds.
Dining options at Jefferson and cooying restaurants
Thoroughly renovated house offers Table au Note from 12 to 2 30 and to 43 30. A la carte menus include MIEUSSET day and French Francais hotel dining. Proprietor M Maynes lists 16 158 North Street and 842 Washington Street with 83 percent value and 40 dollar price points.
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Jefferson
M. Maynes
North Street
Restaurant Francais
Washington St
Boxing Gossip and Match Updates From Reed Smith to Gans
Boxers update from Billy M Rotchford in London about illness and planned future fights with Palmer Plimmer and January bout. American results include Powers Moffatt draw Ryan over Bloom Queenan over Daly. Daly vs Gans off. Jeffries nearing return. Curran injured. McWinters vs Smyrna set for twenty rounds. referee rules bets off on a wager.
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Billy M Rotchford
Chicago
Palmer
National Sporting Club of
London
Guy's Hospital
Jack Smith
Ireland
Terain
Plimmer
Chipperfield
Tommy White
Wall
Hutchinson
Terry Mettoyorn
Brooklyn
Paddy Donovan
Philadelphia
Billy Moore
Bantam
Syracuse
Jack Daly
Joe Gans
Cleveland
Jim Jeffries
Billy Delaney
Jemmy Curran
England
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
the Pelican A. C
George Eherwin
Hugh McWinters
Young Smyrna
SHAMROCK Hull Construction Plans Revealed
In Glasgow on November 95 the challenger for the America's Cup will begin work next week. Naval architect William Fife will build the racer and has invited a German firm to provide lightweight nickel steel plates for the submerged hull. Aluminum is expected for the upper hull and titling structures.
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Clasgow
Contacht Shamrock
William Fife
Essen
Germany
Thomas Lipton
Craig Defeats Crisp in Newcastle Boxing Bout
In Newcastle on Tyne a twenty round purse contest saw Frank Craig known as the Harlem Coffee Cooler defeat George Crisp in the thirteenth round. Craig, favorite at 2 to 1, controlled much of the action with a left jab that put Crisp on the floor for the count.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
Frank Craig
Harlem
George Crisp
Newcastle
Craig
Crisp
St James Candle Pin Roll Off Results
The Co. J Lavis alleys hosted a roll off with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. Top scores included Delano 499 Barry 465 Peterson 453 Wilby 451 Bowker 447 Joy 443 Foley 441 Watson 439 Cruten 430 Burns 420 Smith 425 Finnigan 418 Johnson 415.
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ST. James
Co. J. Lavis
Delano
Barry
Peterson
Wilby
Bowker
Joy
Foley
Watson
Cruten
Burns
Smith
Finnigan
Johnson
Harvard Names New Rowing Coach Among Nation’s Best
Harvard introduces a new rowing coach who is regarded as one of the top teachers in the country, aligning with leading figures in collegiate rowing and signaling strong program leadership.
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Harvard
Meriden Polo Team Beats New Haven In Season Opener
Meriden polo team defeated New Haven 5 to 1 in the first meeting of the season. Key players included F Warner Spencer JY Leyden Bone Parra tt Warner Mallory and Lations. Referee Leahy, timer Aufort, attendance about 1200.
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New Haven
Conn
Meriden
F. Warner
Spencer
Leyden
Bone
Aes
Whiting Menard
Aod
Mallory
Allainea
New
Ftraven
Warner
Petiawieie
Leahy
Harvard to Hire O'Dea as Rowing Instructor
Harvard plans to add O'Dea to teach rowing basics while Storrow stays head coach. The transfer follows salary disputes that prompted his departure from Wisconsin. Harvard hopes the arrangement matches MacMasters' success with the crew.
Madison Square Garden horse sale continues in New York
W B Fasig & Co held a horse sale at Madison Square Garden with light attendance and slow bidding. consignments from W H Clark and George M Webb produced several trotting horses with prices ranging from 390 to 1900 dollars, including Keeley and The Kid, sold to buyers in New York, Glens Falls, Parkville, Philadelphia, and Lima.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
W. B. Fasig & Co
W. H. Clark
New York City
Keeley
Br. St
King Reno Ada Wilkes
W. E. Spiers
Glens Falls
N. Y
Warrenwood N
Fanny H
Trotter
William Bunyan
Philadelphia
the Kid
Br. G
Sapphire
William Snyder
Parkville
Li. I
W. Runyan
Naethan Strauss
Ian Jollia
Baron Wilkes-Frolic
J. C. Lineman
Lima
Ohio
M. m
Jay Bird- Oriole
Nannie F
Wallace Pierce
Sharpesville
Penn
Lewiston Defeats Rockland In Polo Showdown 7 to 3
Lewiston outplayed Rockland 7 to 3 in a polo match here. Gay, signed by Lewiston after leaving Augusta, scored in his debut as the winning combination clicked. Attendance was 30 with Connolly refereeing.
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Lewiston
Rockland
Gay
Augusta c
Foster, Gay
Dota Aereana
Fitzgerald
Murphy
Poster
Foster
Sssrrsss
Scerrees
Perry
Farrell
Jason
Connolly
Waterbury Triumph Over Providence in Rough Hockey Route
Waterbury defeats Providence 7 to 6 in a hard fought game marked by rough play and multiple fouls. Roberts and Cunningham lead Waterbury with scoring bursts while Heffernan and Conway spark Providence’s offense. referee Tibbetts handles a fast paced clash at Waterbury.
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Providence
Waterbury
Conn
Waterloo
Cunningham
Pierce
Roberts
Griffin
Wiley
CuUnMingham
Cunningnam
Cunmingnam
Rovertss
Roverts
Cavistans
Srersssers
Swords
Heffernan
Conway
Tibbetts
Springfield Polo Triumph Over New Britain 7 5
Springfield polo defeats New Britain 7 to 5 with Hipson and Connell standout. Burgess at goal for visitors and Burgess fouls noted while turnovers and rough play marked the match. Referee W A Lush officiated this Springfield win.
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Springfield
New Britain
B. Connell
Doherty
Burgess
Hipson
Connell
Peeeeeehs Turner
Parson McGilvray Mooney
Oo ci
Aba Eeveneses
Ronen Mens
Pats Jeanshud
Cherty Bartlett
H. B
Murphy
Turner
Bae
Connie
Connec
Hlipson
Conncli
McGhiivray
HipSom
Conn
Steps—Murphy
Jean
J. Fouls
W. A. Lush
Parsons
Turmer
Ice skating ice floods city parks for winter fun
City park commissioners will flood Franklin Field and several playgrounds including Third Street, Billingsfield, Newonset, Charlesbank and Wood Island Park to provide skating ice during winter. The effort last winter delighted thousands of people in Roxbury and surrounding areas.
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Franklin Field
Third Street
Billingsfield Playground
Newonset Playground
Charlesbank
Wood Island Park
Roxbury
Breeders Form Mutual Benefit Association At Lexington
At a Lexington race track meeting breeders formed the Breeders Mutual Benefit Association to buy cheap thoroughbreds, ship them south, and sell without pedigrees. About $2000 was subscribed on the spot, with Colonel F F Clay Milton Young and Messrs Overton Chensalt and Gibson on the purchasing committee.
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Lexington
Breeders’ Mutual Benefit Association
Aston Sale
F. F. Clay
Milton Young
Messrs. Overton, Chensalt and
Gibson
Hat fashion slips overlooked by loving wife
Dialogue shows Nellie avoiding hat scrutiny to spare her husband. He comments on straight hats and mockingly links it to love. She replies that exposing others would shame him, noting a two year old hat while revealing next Sunday's new millinery creation. Chicago News
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Nellie
N. B
Chicago News
American Plans Hampered by War Aims and Sea Lessons
The World prints a London despatch summarizing Captain Mahan’s Times article on the war at sea. It notes the drive against Spain in Cuba and the strategic importance of Porto Rico, with acknowledgment of risks in final conclusions.
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Mahan
Spain
Cuba
United States
Porto Rico
America
Isthmian Canal
Pacific Coast
Malta
Egypt
Navy Department
Oregon
Pacific
Atlantic
Cervera
Manila Bay
Quba
New York
Navy
the World Today
London
Bicycle notes from Boston racing and cycling scene
Plans unfold for a handoff record by Captain A D Cc Newcomb from Norumbesa Park to Boston with forty riders at 2 15 from Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues. Briefs cover Madison Square Garden meet entries, the mile indoor championship, a six day race, and cycling industry notes including prices, club by laws, and show lineups.
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A. D. Cc. Newcomb
Elks Cycle Club
Norumbesa Park
Boston
Porty
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
Madison Squsara Garden
Kimble
Arthur Ciardiner
Tom Cooper
EB. Allen
Harry Terrill
Jayléaton
America
Frank Waller
Poston
Columbia
Pope Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts
Ll. A. W
New York State
Rudge-Whitworth
New York
Iver Johnson
Orient, Lozier and Pierce
Hartford Rubber Works
Dan Daley
Taunton
Taunton Polo
Chicago
N.hh. van Sicklen
Arthur Ghardiner
American Racing Cyclist Union
Butler Boys
Watson Coleman
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Summer Street
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Baltimore
Washington
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Alla Walla
Denver
Albany
N.Y
Utica
Buffalo
St. Louise Ash
Newtown
Lake
Buntin
Pray Serene
Ully
Syndicate
West
Carruths
Caffrey
Sewer
Frank Osere Rere
Rene
Peer Ee Rersorner
Shaw Steer
Dickerman
Winsor
Ib Murray & Irwins
Dovie
King
Abbott
Brown
Lawson Pe
Goss Tokos
Sudburys
Sullivan
Hall
Thompson
McParland
Andrews
Law Loy Norton
Cgumbright
Jackson
West Brookline
Butterfield
McLaughlin
Fowler
Curtis
Freeman
AGSS
Boyls Stons
Tamate
Hyde
A. Woodward
Shea Te
Oak Hall
Shamrock
O'Dea
Storrow
Andrew O’dea
Oarsman
Harvard Athletic Committee
Sterling Shoe
Panover ST. Cor
Portland
Summer ST
Andrew O'Dea
Plymouth
Fall River
Fleet
R Seeer
Nicholson
Mercer Fortin
Renee C
Warren Rich
H B
Janelle Ece
Adams Strange
G Time
Forum
Meyceer
Mercer
Warren Emer
Strange
Adams
Nichol
Nichol- Strange
Nicholson, Son
Timer—Porter
WAR and Mails
New Possessions
Charles Emory Smith
West Indies
Philippines
Postal Service In
Santiago
Eben Brewer
Santiago City
Havana
Jamaica
West Indian Islands
Ponce
Railway
The
Manila
Cavite
San Francisco
Army of Occupation
Hawaii
Congressional Committee
Dr. EK
Geo
Goodwln CQ
Wwe
OOK Remedy CO
Alasonic
Evans Chemicalco Cinginnat
Draggiste
ICE For
the War ON Sea
Capt. Mahan
U.S. Navy
Alfred T. Mahan
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