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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
3
Amateur Athletes Exposed by Duffey Secrets of Travel and Expenses
The article outlines Arthur Duffey's expose in a November issue detailing how star amateurs travel internationally on "expenses" and sometimes profit without losing amateur status. It notes secretive, non written arrangements between meet managers and athletes and hints at undisclosed sums.
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Arthur Duffey
Duffey
Amateur travels world for contests and returns wealthy
The passage praises a highly liberal ethos explaining how a skilled amateur with modest or no personal means can travel globally to compete and come home with a surprisingly comfortable bank balance.
Favorites Take Five Of Six Races At Jamaica
Five favorites and a heavily played second choice win at Jamaica racecourse in New York on October 27. Winners include True named in the Sayville stakes by a head in 1:47, Emergency at 9 to 6 in 1:13 3-5, Knight of Rhodes at 3 to 1 in 1:48, Sterling at 3 to 5 in 1:13 1-5, Prince Frederick at 6 to 5 in 1:68 3-5, and Red Knight in the sixth race at 1:68 3-5.
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Jamaica
New York
Emergency
Knight of Rhodes
Sterling
Prince Frederick
Gossip of the Boxers Points to Chelsea Show
Boxing notes discuss Young Corbett and Young Erne in Philadelphia with Corbett using a straight left and both Corbett and Kid Goodman relying on close mixing. Mentions other matches, potential Chelsea bout, and various fighters chasing matches and weigh ins across Lawrence, Boston, and Philadelphia.
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Young Corbett
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Kid Goodman
Chelsea
Corbett-Erne
Corbett
Erne
Goodman
Chester Goodwin
Jimmy Briggs
Hughey Murphy
Boston
Artie Simms
Aby
Rick Corbett
Charles O'Rourke
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Wille Cornell
Young Kenney
Dave Barry
Canada
Northwestern University
Barry
Jack Munroe
Eddie Keevin
Albert Delmont
Rouse O’brien
Jimmy Walsh
Walsh
Eddie
Ne Daly
Everett
Kid Hope
Arseal Tan Segne
Conroy
Kid Dufresne
Lewiston
George Murray
Lynn
Biddeford
Dufresne
Murray
New York
Imanel
Kid Murphy
Baltimore
Murphy i
Jimmy Farren
Kid Egan
Washington
Harry Decker
Murphy
Tommy Murphy
Overcoat Meeting Opens at Nashua With Four Races Held
Results from Nashua track summarize the first week including 2:16 and 2:09 pacing events continued from yesterday and 2:24 and 2:14 trotting races. X-Ray led the unfinished 2:18 pace while Red Line won the 2:09 pace in 2:11 3-4. Adverta took the 2:24 trot in straight heats 2:23 1-4 and Ralph Wick won the 2:16 trot after Bert joyen.
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Nashua
N. H
Red Line
Adverta
Ralph Wick
Bert J ‘ Oy
World of Sport Short Takes on Johnson, McGraw and Yale
Black Jack Johnson seeks a Chicago bout after a coast pawn. Western college sports lag behind the East in breadth while Harvard leads with diversity. McGraw rejects Giants next season citing nervous strain. Yale and Harvard football tensions surface as Daly seeks an aquatic post and Cy Young heads to Cuba with the All-American team.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Windy City
Johnson
Jack
Twin
Harvard
Charley Ellison
McGraw
New York Giants
Muggsy
Yale
Crimson Corporation
Eliot
Cy Young
Cuba
Mexico
Mathewson
Pop Anson Eyes Return as Manager for Chicago Club
The article notes Pop Anson expressing a desire to return to baseball as a manager. He mentions seeking a firm hold to secure the long-deferred dividend he says Chicago has never paid him plus references a player named Cristy and a passion for the national game.
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Pop Anson
Chicago
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