Tigers Not Showing Up Very Well Before Harvard Clash
Princeton reports a stiff final week of practice after a lackluster Holy Cross show. Four days remain before the Harvard game as Wight and Bluebenthal battle injuries. Sam White and Dunlap are highlighted as key players with Wight possibly sidelined.
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Goldie Wight
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Yale
Blueben Thal
Sam White
Holy Cross
Witht
Dunlap
Moha Seeks Upset to Challenge World Middleweight Title
Milwaukee fighter Bob Moha trained through the day preparing for a Tuesday night bout with Papke. Papke is seen as a top middleweight and currently recognized as England's middleweight champion, with Moha aiming to prove himself and claim a world title opportunity.
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Armory
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England
Kewanee Middleweight Arrives With Ed for Big Match
The Kewanee middleweight and his brother Ed arrive in the city just before the contest. Directors received word that the hard work is done and light exercise will precede the bout. Frank Klaus, Jimmy Gardner, and Tom McMahon threaten challenges if given a chance with the winner. Buck Crouse and Billy Berger set to clash in Pittsburg Wednesday night after a prior bout.
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Jimmy Gardner
Tom McMahon
Buck Crouse
Billy Berger
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Boxing card scheduled bouts across cities this week
A long list of scheduled boxing matches spans Monday to Friday with fighters such as Sullivan, Ross, McFarland, Dewey, Kilbane, Papke, Duffy, O Connor, and Attell. Venues include Youngstown Syracuse New York Pittsburgh Oakland and Buffalo. Fight lines feature multiple weigh classes and regional showdowns across major northeastern cities.
Local boxers set to clash this week in several cities
Local men including Jack Sullivan Young Donohue Mike Glover Mark Conley and Teddy Murphy are slated for bouts this week. Sullivan meets Tony Ross in Youngstown Donohue faces Kid Lucca in Sydney Glover battles Billy Avick in New York and Murphy fights in New York with Jack Dorman meeting Young Ahearn in Albany tonight. Cy Ketchel may debut Wednesday in Pittsburg and Jack Dillon fights Chicago Knockout Brown tonight
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Om to Princeton chant inspires Cambridge week
Arthur Duffey’s column previews Cambridge events as Harvard prepares for a Brown matchup and eyes a championship, noting Harvard’s improved attack and strong showings from Yale and Princeton. It highlights Camp’s and Sprackling’s roles, and forecasts a fierce race among the Big Three in college football while boxing talk and sensational notes appear.
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Robinson
Dartmouth
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Captain Sprackling
Ted Coy
Sprackling
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Smith and Felton
Athletics best Giants 13 to 2 in 1905 World Series game
In 1905 the Athletics defeated the Giants 13 to 2 in the final World Series game. Readers dispute the exact final score and betting picks, with references to other post season games and a 14 to 2 score noted. The letter discusses historical boxing and football results as context.
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Rein
New York Highlanders
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