Sullivan Loses in Minute to Harry Lewis in Philadelphia Bout
Dan Sullivan a national amateur middleweight champion, turned professional at the Armory A A. last night and was knocked out in about one minute by Harry Lewis of Philadelphia. Frank Perron defeated Billy Kirtland in the eight round semi final, with Kirtland earning the crowd’s respect despite a loss. Nine novice preliminaries provided lively action with colorful ring names and a festive crowd.
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Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Dan
Armory A. A
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Mike Twin
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Billy Kirtland
Roxbury
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Kirtland
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Finals Complete in Oakley Open Golf Tourney
W. E. Russell of Oakley defeated Brae Burn’s Price Evans 2 up in the first division final. In the second division J. I. Kedian of Woodland edged F. T. Clark of Oakley 1 up after 19 holes.
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W. FE. Russell
Oakley
J. E. Kedian
Woodland
Oakley Golf Club
Russell
Brice Evans
Brae Burn
EH. Kedian
F. T. Clark
Evans
Checker Tournament Plans Expand After Winter Success
Wells Memorial Institute plans a bigger checker tournament series for the coming winter following last season’s success. A public meeting will elect officers and discuss means at the institute Saturday night, inviting all sharpers to attend. Next Monday at Boston Checker Club rooms a $50 a side match between Julius D Iris and W D Campbell of Boston will be played, with thirty games on the card.
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Wells Memorial Institute
Institute
Boston Checker Club
American House
Julius D. Iris
W. D. Campbell
Boston
Winning couples tie for low net at Brae Burn golf
A strong field of women golfers competed in a foursome handicap event yesterday at Brae Burn Country Club. Twelve couples played with Nellie Brigham and K F Duncan taking the low net 116, while C L Duncan and Mrs Cc Munrow also posted 116 with 19 57 handicap. R Eaton and Mrs Ru fus B Sprague were close seconds with 128 80 98.
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C. L. Duncan
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R. Eaton
Rufus B. Sprague
Scheduling Tie for Harvard Shooting and Cross Country
Harvard has approved shooting and cross-country schedules. Shooting dates include Oct 23 at Avengerside, Oct 30 Norfolk Hunt Club at Cambridge, Nov 6 Princeton at Princeton, Nov 15 Intercollegiate in Philadelphia, Nov 24 Yale at Cambridge. Cross-country dates show Nov 5 MIT at Brookline, Nov 12 or 13 Yale at New Haven, Nov 20 Intercollegiate at Brookline.
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Boston Latin and Newton High End In 5-5 Tie
Boston Latin and Newton High fought to a 5 to 5 tie at Claflin Field as both teams scored in the first period on touchdowns by Hopkins and Temple but failed on kicks. Fumbles plagued both sides in a loosely played game with NewtonH S and Boston Latin showing improvement.
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Withington
Newton High School
Everett Triumphs Over Quincy 29 to 0 in Ragged Showdown
Everett High defeated Quincy 29 to 0 as captain Charles Brickley entered the second half. Despite ragged play, Everett's line outmatched the lighter visitors with Sawyer scoring three touchdowns and Campbell and C. Brickley adding others. Norris kicked four goals after touchdowns. officials were McDonald, Driscoll, and Rosenthal. Time was 15 minutes per period.
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Harmon
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Norris
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Driscoll
Rosenthal
Ketchel Knocks Johnson Down In Dramatic Fight Finish
The California fight scene recalls Ketchel dropping Johnson in the twelfth round with a jaw blow near the ear. Johnson, cautious of his jaw, yawned at the referee’s win gesture and offered a forced smile. Analysts note Johnson’s head anatomy may present a vulnerable back of ear area, while Ketchel’s single powerful blow opened the late-round moment.
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Jack Johnson
California
Ketchel
Johnson
Walsh
Joe Choynski
Galveston
Joe
Choynski
Klondike
Hank Griffin
San Francisco
Johnson Ketchel bout praised as fair and on the level
Post sports note reviews the Johnson Ketchel heavyweight bout as fair, noting Johnson’s defensive style and willingness to take time if needed. Burns and Papke raise stakes on winner take all terms, Lunghi and Sheppard set for 1000 yard race at Celtic Park, with Lunghi favored but a surprise possible.
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Johnson
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Tommy
Burns
Billie Papke
Ketchel
Willie Lewis
Paris
Papke
Emilio Lunghi
Mel Sheppard
Gissing
Celtic Park
Lunghi
Sheppard
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburg Wins 8-0 In Pool Picking Contest
In a chaotic pool scoring exchange A and B picked Pittsburg to beat Detroit with 8 to 0, final tally 8 to 0 for Pittsburg. Amid bets and questions about historic bouts and college rules, the record confirms Pittsburg’s 8–0 win and a split pool between the two predictors.
Post and Faneuils Play Even In Announced League Opener
Boston Post and Faneuils opened the Commercial league season with a narrow split. Post won the second and third strings while Faneuils claimed the first string and the total pinfall as Beacon beat North Shore 2732 to 2722.
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Faneuil
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Faneuils
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North Shore
Duffy to Manage White Sox Next Year
Hugh Duffy, owner and manager of the Providence Eastern league team and former Boston Nationals captain, admitted tonight he closed a deal with President Comiskey to manage the White Sox next year. He would succeed Billy Sullivan after Tielder Jones retired, with details yet undisclosed.
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Passing the Ball at Ithaca Practice Emphasis on Forward Passing
At Ithaca on October 19 coaches stressed swift passing as Ba ker and Owen received special attention in the forward pass. O Connors drop kicks showed promise with several over the bar from 45 yards. A signal drill and an hour of scrimmage followed with new delayed passes and onside kicks. The varsity moved with the ball through the line and forward passes while interference improved.
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Owen
O’connor
Scrubs
Varsity
Football notes mixed results and previews across teams
Fordham defeats Cornell affecting perceptions of Princeton while Yale seeks stronger play and West Point comes off tough tests. Harvard tackles McKay and Fisher are criticized for playing high as Brown’s High proves troublesome. Princeton tests Frantz and Grainer at end positions. Colgate and the Indians post 100 point seasons, Carlisle’s material shown strong, with Penn State and Lafayette slated to challenge.
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East Boston Defeated by Boston College Prep at Wood Island Park
East Boston High School fell 15 to 0 to Boston College Prep at Wood Island Park. All scoring occurred in the second period as East Boston folded under pressure.
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Wood Island Park
Boston College Prep
Fighting Dick Nelson Beats Kid Henry In 15 Round Fight
Albany report says Fighting Dick Nelson of New York edged Kid Henry of Troy over 15 rounds with Nelson taking the better of the bout in a hard fought match tonight in Albany New York.
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Dick Nelson
New York
Kid Henry
Troy
Nelson
Pawtucket 5 Providence 4 in October clash
Pawtucket beat Providence 5 to 4 in a fast game at Pawtucket Rhode Island. The report lists players Mallory scoring 65 minutes, stops by Mallory and Bannon, fouls by Hardy and Farrell, with Cusick as referee and Lake as timekeeper.
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Brockton Triumphs 6-4 Over Taunton in Polo Fight
Brockton races to a 6-4 victory over Taunton after three early goals in the first period. Scoring details list Ponce and Miller for Brockton with Taunton’s Curt Mansfield and Canavan among the lineup. Referee Rorty and timer Hart oversee the match with stops by Ponce and Miller and fouls attributed to McCarthy and Lincoln.
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