Kid Broad Beats Dave Sullivan In 25 Round Fight
New York reports Kid Broad of Cleveland defeats Boston’s Dave Sullivan at the Broadway Athletic Club in a long 25 round bout. Broad dominates late, scoring with left jabs and right crosses while Sullivan bleeds and fights hard but falls short. Crowd favored Sullivan early, with betting at two to one before evening collapse to even money.
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New York
Kid” Broad
Cleveland
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Broadway Athletic Club
Sullivan
Broad
Charley White
Newton Wins Narrow Bowling Match Over Dudley Club
In the Gilt Edge League Dudley Club fell just short as Newton won two of three with Maltby delivering a decisive three-string 644 and Maltby named high roller. Linden and Rogers supported Newton while Dudley’s Rogers Armstrong and Saxe contributed strong strings in a close contest at the Dudley Club alleys.
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Dudley
Newton
Linder
Buntin
Maltby
Rogers
Armstrong
Linden
Ewton
Pray Eeevepeesee Eeehere
Boxing Gossip and Wager Rumors Circulate in McCoy Maher Saga
The column surveys wagers and precedents around the McCoy Maher bout with changes of date at Coney Island. It notes predictions of a later NY fight, mentions Terry McGovern’s earnings, and lists upcoming matches at Greenwood AC and Broadway Athletic Club plus local reader queries on boxing and a forthcoming Hudson Valley event.
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McCoy and Maher
Coney Island Sporting Club
Coney Island
New York City
New York
Peter Maher
Kid McCoy
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Harry Forbes
Will Curley
George Dixon
Eddie Sprague
Hartford
Tim Hurst
St. Louis
Jack Bonner
Jeff Tico
Sam Fitaatrick
Bonner
Dave Wallace
England
Joe Bernstein
Broadway Athletic Club
Wallace
Martin Julian
Brother
Bob
Fitz
Jeffries
Julian
Greenwood Athletic Club
George McFadden
Bobby Thompson
Eddie Darrell
Bobby Dobbs
Matty Matthews
Brooklyn
Casper Leon
Johnnie Ritchie
Memphis
Tenn
Leon
Patsey Sweeney
Joe Youngs
Greenwood A. C
Sweeney
Spike Sullivan
Timmy Kearns
Sullivan
Spike
Tom Maguire
William Edwards
Chelsea
Music Hall
Kid Rogers
Dyer
Frank Delaney
Biddeford
Boston
Bannon
Brighton
John Graham
Tim Boullivan
Luxury dogs to vie for prizes at Metropolitan Opera House event
New York reports the American Pet Dog Club hosts a multi breed show at the Metropolitan Opera House starting tomorrow through Friday. Seventy five Boston terriers plus entries from Hub dogdom will compete among 33 breeds with 1083 dogs entered in total including 119 fox terriers 95 collies and 94 cocker spaniels among many others.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
American Pet Dog Club
Boston Terriers
Collies
Annadale Terriers
Beagles
Buffalonians Back Erne O'Brien Fight Spark Debate
A columnist notes Buffalonians show confidence in Frank Erne for his bout with Jack O'Brien, yet forecasts a close result. He remains torn, believing Erne the better man but acknowledging outcomes favoring the other side. Other notes cover Tommy Ryan vs Jack Root six rounds in Chicago and postponed English fights.
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Buffalonians
Frank Erne
Jack O’brien
Big Tim
O’brien
Erne
Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
Chicago
Johnnie Cullen
West End
Young Matheson
Chelsea
J. D. McCarty
Qld Colonial Club
Boston
A. H. Williams
W. D. Revere
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Newton and Hyde Park Highs vie for junior title on Newton Club grounds
Morning interscholastic championship action set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock as Newton High and Hyde Park High contest on Newton Club grounds. Spring Hill A A of Somerville seeks 135 pound matchups with strong suburban teams while Cambridgeport Gym Association eyes statewide basketball games. Laurel Star A C wants a 110 pound game tomorrow afternoon, Clover A C preferred, Barry of Somerville lists 1 Mean der street address. Asquam Social Club seeks 140 pound foe for Thanksgiving, John Barr at 49 Bennet Street Room 3. Rovers claim 140 pound crown after 24 to 6 win over Tigers in South End Roxbury. Ogee dates Dec 6 next. College football features headline South End ball round with Holy Cross vs Boston College as Yale coaches lend the Eli edge. Olympic Antrim and Cam bridge teams tied for first in Cambridge Triangular League with Cam bridge Commonks Thanksgiving 10:30 kickoff. Atlantic A A faces Wol laston A A at Merry Mount Park Thanksgiving 10 o'clock. Robert Sloan injured in Pottsville football game.
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Ewton High
Hyde Park High
Mana
Newton
Spring Hill A. A
Somerville
J. W. Bean
Cambridgeport Gym Association
Laurel Star
A. C
Clover A. C
W. Adams
Laurel Street
Asquam Social Club
John
Barr
Bennet Street
Tigers
Rovers
South End
Roxbury
Ogee
Barry
Meander Street
Boston
New England
Oly Cross
U V. M
Burlington
Worcester Boys
Boston College
Holy Cross
Yale
Eli Gladiators
Commonwealth
Cipmanic A. C
Antic
Olympic
Antrim A. A
Cambridge
Atlantic A. A
Wollaston A. A
Merry Mount Park
Quintice
Robert Sloan
Pottsvilr
Sveeats Medicine
Baseball changes sweep big league clubs and sales
Rumors say several big league clubs may be dropped and teams sold to new owners. McGraw of Baltimore is touted as captain with a $7500 salary, and trade talks include Deémontreville to Washington. W H Watkins buys the Indianapolis club, while Edmund P Rucker bids for Grand Rapids. Dreyfus hints Louisville stars may be sold, with a New York meeting to settle the league’s future.
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Washington
McGrawe
Baltimore
Deémontreville
Selbach
O’brien
Barry
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
W. H. Schmidt
Hoosier City
Brush
Cincinnati
Edmund P. Rucker
Louisville
Grand Rapids Club
Tom Loftus
Rucker
Loftus
South
Louisville Evening News
West Virginia
Barney Dreyfus
Colonels
Dreyfus
Fred Clarke
Hans Wagner
Flying Dutch
Golf Notes On Dunn Family And Open Contests
Tom Dunn longtime Bournemouth public links manager has arrived in New York to settle there. He is elder brother of Willie Dunn 1894 champion and father of John D. Dunn. John D. Dunn has returned to New York after three months in England. W H Way of Detroit Country Club visits the East and is in contention with Low and Fitzjohn for Open honors. The Lakewood Golf Club open begins tomorrow and ends Saturday.
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Tom Dunn
Bournemouth
Eng
New York
Willie Dunn
John D. Dunn
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Great Britain
England
W. H. Way
Detroit
George Low
Val Fitzjohn
Way
Will Smith
Baltusrol
Lakewood Golf Club
Steady Carpenters Win Insurance League Title Run
George O Carpenter and Son take all three games from R O Belt in a tight Insurance League race last night. Elliot to 23 and Campbell 22 lead scoring for the winners as Bullard Davenport rally falls short. Results at Bennings include six furlongs and maidens races with Carasaljo and Jamaica among notable finishes. Todays entries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Carpenter & Son
Meehanus
McIntyre
Judge Wardell
White
the Pride
O'Connor
E'sle Sxip
Carasaljo
Brien
Jamaica
Enkins
Celing
Phoebus
Croker
Becky Rolfe
Dunlay
Sibley
Barry
Golden Rattle
O'Leary
the Corinthian
Robert Metcalf
Slack
St. Simonian
Golden Link
Alvarado I
Federal Triumph Narrowly Over Faneuil in Trade League
Federal clinched a solitary pin victory over Faneuil in Carruth's Trade League match as Gordon led with a 206 single and a 650 three-string total. Clark of Faneuil posted a 530 across three strings while Hollis Orzadon Foster and others contributed for Faneuil in a high scoring night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth’s
Federal
Faneuil
Gordon
Clark
Tederal
T'dl
Sumner
Hliin
Secu
Dunning
Wiznson
West End Council Bowlers Beat Daffey Delegates
West End Council K of C attracted a large crowd at Sudbury alleys for a bowling match against the Daffey delegates. Powers delivered strong scoring and Captain Hunter, out of a sick bed, staged a dramatic grand stand finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Council
Sudbury
K. of C
Daffey
Hunter
Lawson Buys Two Kip Horses at Madison Square Sale
At Madison Square Gardens on November 28 the Fasig-Tipton sale featured Colonel Lawrence Kip's horses selling to Thomas W. Rawson of Boston. Gambella 2 12 bi mare 1894 by Gambrel Nell y sold for 3200 dollars and Water Maid 2 1912 bay mare 1892 by Waterloo Michigan Mattie sold for 3100 dollars while other Tra cy Marshland stock brought low prices.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton
Madison Square Gardens
Lawrence Kip
Benjamin F. Tracy
Marshland
Stonyford
Kip
Thomas W. Rawson
Boston
Gambella
Bi. m
Gambrel-Nelly
Mac
Water Maid
B. m
Waterloo-Michigan
Mattie
Condit's Grand Comic Ball at Roughan Hall Tonight
Condit's grand comic and fancy dress ball will be held tonight at Roughan Hall with twenty five dollars in costume prizes. Assemblie tomorrow afternoon and night.
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Condit
Colleges May Allow Early Residence for Oxford and Cambridge Athletes
A London despatch indicates Oxford and Cambridge college authorities may permit athletes to move into residence a week or ten days early to participate in Harvard and Yale Return Games during the Easter vacation. Frank Bement of Philadelphia buys the Elfrida schooner yacht. Captain J. P. Adams of the Yale Cross Country Club accepts a challenge from Cornell for an intercollegiate meet at Ithaca next Saturday. Daniel AL. Stauffer of Spring City accepts asst superintendent role at the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show next February. A Philadelphia syndicate buys Northfield land for an athletic park opposite Atlantic City Country Club. The Distant Shore racing cutter, commanded by Captain Sycamore, joins the fleet.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Frank Bement
Philadelphia
Elfrida
Ephraim W. Blodgett
Shelburne
J. P. Adams
Yale Cross Country Club
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Daniel AL. Stauffer
Spring City
Penn
Madison Square Garden
Northfield
Atlantic City
Ub. Cc
D. Rose
Sycamore
Fieldings Simmons Captains Williams College Eleven
Williamstown November 28 Fieldings Simmons 1902 of Cleveland Ohio was elected captain of the Williams College football team. Simmons has played three years as left tackle and was on the Phillips Andover team while awaiting college. He is 21? years old 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 172 pounds. Ex Senator John H Reagan 81 remains active in politics and heads the Texas Street Railway Commission.
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Williamstown
Fieldings Simmons
Cleveland
Williams
Simmons
Phillips Andover
John H. Reagan
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Richmond
Texas Street Railway Commission
Tennessee
Lipton Reflects On Yacht Race And American Brotherliness
Sir Thomas Lipton writes in the North American Review about his America trip and the Shamrock's race. He recalls hopes of winning the cup, the joy of America's welcome for Admiral Dewey, and the unity between the nations despite not lifting the trophy.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
North American Review
Sir Thomas
America
American
Admiral Dewey
London
Shamrock
Ireland
England
Scotland
Wales
Nome
Sandy Hook
Foreign cyclists at Madison Square Garden face New York crowds
Foreign riders train differently from Americans and spend much of their time strolling in New York. Fisher from AlsaceLorraine is tipped as race winner. his comical appearance and tree climber nickname for a Berlin 24hour feat are noted while other items mention Diamond Rubber Works challenging Tillinghast patents and Downey’s fading cycling career.
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
New York
Fisher
Chevalier
Madison Square Garden
Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin
Diamond Rubber Works
Akron
Rubber Trust
Combine
Diamond Rubber Company
Joe Downey
Downey
Thomas J. Keenan, I Jr
Pittsburg
Deat
League of American Heelmen
Century Road Club
H. C. Gurnee
Minneapolis
W. C. Story
Boston
Park Square Bicycle Academy
Charles McConnell
Eagle Cycle and Unity Cycle Clubs
Cargo of dying horses returns after Pacific storm
The U S transport Victoria, returning to Seattle from a voyage to the Philippines, reports 55 of 410 horses and mules died and many more injured during a gale off Cape Flattery. Purser Lockwood says the weather was unparalleled in his 36 Pacific crossings. oil bags were used to steady the ship. Only the livestock suffered damage.
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Seattled
Wash
United States
Victoria
Cape Flattery
Philippines
Purser Lockwood
Pacific Ocean
Middleboro Poloists Withdraw From Southeastern League
Middleboro quits league citing lack of backing and becomes a homeless quintet. Plans to finish the week with Middleboro home game arranged, salaries pledged by managers, and potential transfer to Rockland. Another team may join if Middleboro exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Southeastern Polo League
Middleboro
Einers
Rockland
Local Polo Scores From Taunton to Portland
Last night’s polo results list Taunton East Weymouth 7 to 6 over Taunton. New Britain 3 Waters 2. New Haven 7 Spring field 3. Hartford 6 Providence 4. Portland 9 Salem 5. Quincy Plymouth 6 over Manchester Lawrence 8 to 7. Rain totals show Ireland ahead of last year with 31.06 inches by September. Omaha public schools Paris Exposition exhibit ships to Albany for national collection. Professor Mahaffy of Trinity College Dublin to resign in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
East Weymouth
New Britain
Watersbury
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Providence
Portland
Salem
Quincy
Plymouth
Menchester
Lawrence
Mancheser
America
Ireland
Omaha Public Schools
Albany
N. Y
Mahaffy
Trinity College
Dublin
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