Attell Moran Fight Ends In Twelve Round Draw At Colma
Abe Attell champion and Owen Moran of England fought a 23 round draw before about 6000 spectators at Colma arena. Moran claimed a broken hand but neither fighter secured a decisive edge as Referee Jack Welch scored the bout a draw.
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Colma Arena
San Francisco
Abe Attell
America
Owen Moran
England
Colma Open Air Arena
Jack Welch
Attell
Moran
Young Erne Falls To Moody In Six Round Bout
Philadelphia reporter notes Young Erne was fat and wild while Willie Moody of Richmond landed clean blows. Moody controlled the pace and scored a decisive six round win at the State A C in Philadelphia on September 7.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Young Erne
Willie Moody
Richmond
State A. C
Erne
Moody
Jamaica Plain defeats Dedham Knights of Columbus 11 to 10
In a Stone Park game Jamaica Plain beat Dedham Knights of Columbus 11 to 10 this afternoon. The close contest featured efforts from Jamaica Plain and Dedham players, with Jamaica Plain securing the win in a competitive match.
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Jamaica Plain
Dedham K
Dedham
Stone Park
Knights of Columbus
Papke Stops Ketchel In 12 Rounds At Vernon Arena
Bill Papke of Illinois defeats Stanley Ketchel of Michigan by knockout in the 12th round to become middleweight world champion. Ketchel suffers multiple cuts and eye injuries. the fight ends after Ketchel sustains a series of blows and fails to recover.
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Papke
Los Angeles
Cal
Stanley Ketchel
Michigan
Jeffries’ Vernon Arena
Bill Papke
Illinois
Illinois “Thunderbolt
Thunderbolt
Ketchel
Illinois Thunderbolt
Hamburg Belle sets world record in Charter Oak trot
Hartford report says Hamburg Belle, a Connecticut bred mare, wins the $10,000 Charter Oak classic before 25,000 fans. She shatters track and world marks with 2:04 3/4 for the race, ahead of Locust Jack, Spanish Queen and others.
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Hartford
Conn
Locust Jack
Jack Leyburn
Georgena
Queen
Hamburg Belle
Charter Oak
Br. m
Axworthy-Sallie Simmons
Simmons
W. Andrews
Gr. G
McHenry
Margaret C
B. m
Sterling McKinney
Br. H
BE. Geers
B. G
J. Grady
Nahama
Burgess
Mae Heart
F. Hyde
Macy
Zaza
Blk. m
Payne
Glee Octoo
Mclean
Cass
Budd
Carpenter
Neleyone
Sire Wilkes
Prince Kohl
Br. H. Eer
Chilwood- Noretta Pets
Baron Eo el Ee
McHfenty
Galllagher, B
McEwen
Csccoseest
John A
Geers
Holbrook Ca. Porchester Game Ends In Narrow Defeat
In Holbrook on Sept 7 the Porchester team defeated Holbrook 5 to 3 in a fast game. Ross limited Holbrook to four hits while Carsons and LawdGenbeeees contributed offensively for Porchester. Batteries: Ross and Graham for Porchester. Thomas and Finck for Holbrook.
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Carsons
LawdGenbeeees Ah
Holbrooks Ee Aivadaek Este
Ross and
Graham
Thomas and Finck
Unrest at anarchist rally ends with arrests in hall
Emma Goldman speech on unemployment triggers applause and protests. Charles Oberwager denounces Reitman as anarchist. Berkman demands platform access and is arrested. A woman calling herself Mary Smith is also taken into custody for disorderly conduct and vagrancy after the riot.
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Emma Goldman
Reitman
Charles Oberwager
Central Federated Union
Berkman
Mary Smith
Lewis Dominates Russell In Philadelphia Boxing Result
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia defeats Unk Russell in a 12 round decision at the Armory A A. C. meeting. Lewis lands cleaner blows, outboxes Russell from start to finish, while Russell shows gameness and infighting bravado. Preliminaries deliver hot action with McKinnon vs Williams, Carter vs Rolfe, and Carr vs Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Unk Russell
Quakertown
Armory
A. A
Lewis
Russell
Unk
Tyro
Harry
Giants Lose In Two Games In Philadelphia Series
In Philadelphia, Sept 7 New York shut out Philadelphia 5 0 in the morning game Wiltse settled after rough first innings Foxen weakened in fifth and sixth McCormick started the New York rally with a fifth inning score two base hit with bases full in sixth Titus had three consecutive hits Doyle was ejected for disputing a call New York 0000283 0005 Philadelphia 000000000 2 2 In the afternoon Philadelphia defeated New York 2 1 Corridon held New York scoreless into the fifth Crandall and Bransfield produced the decisive two runs Bransfield doubled scoring Crandall Doolan singled to win it for Philadelphia Tenney Doyle Doolin Bransfield noted as two-base hits for New York and Philadelphia in a tight seven inning frame.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wiltse
Foxen
McCormick
Titus
Doyle
Bransfield
Knabe
Osborne
Dooin
Bridwell
Herzog
Tenney
Doolin
Richie
Emslie and Klem
Corridon
New Yorkers
Bradwell
Crandall
Magee
Doolan
Cacao
Devlin
Phhbgaons
Klem and
Emslite
Seer Magee
Seer Doolin
Seers
Worcester
Haverhill
Girard
Fullerton
Ready
Lynn
Lawrence
Shayad Foster
R.H.E. Lawrence
Esuhs
Cisexst
Ketchel Langford Bout Hopes Crushed By Papke Defeat
The Jeffries Athletic Club nearly arranged a Thanksgiving Day clash between Stanley Ketchel and Sam Langford. Papke defeated Ketchel, blocking the Langford bout as Papke insists he will not fight Langford. Eddie Keevin said final plans were nearly complete last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Athletic Club
Stanley Ketchell
Sam Langford
Papke
Ketchell
Langford
Sam
Illinois
Bugaboo
Eddie Keevin
Jeffries Club
Joe Woodman
Loughrey and Seiger Go Six Rounds to a Draw
In New York on September 7, Loughrey of Philadelphia and Joe Seiger of Denver fought a six round draw at the Roman Athletic Club. Seiger started strong with a long range smash in the first, then stalled for three periods before Loughrey pressed back to secure a tepid but even conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Roman Athletic Club
Joe Seiger
Denver
Seiger
Loughrey
O Brien Knocks Out Temple in Two Rounds
Philadelphia light heavy Jack OBrien defeated Larry Temple at the West End A C tonight, delivering a left to the wind and a right to the jaw for a second round kayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Jack O'Brien
Larry Temple
West End A. C
Maine State Results at Bangor Bangor Augusta
Maine state results are reported with Bangor scoring 6 and Augusta 3 in a recent competition held at Bangor. Local teams from the area posted modest scores reflecting a tight meet.
Local college football pairings listed for New England
The schedule shows matchups Fall River versus Lynn Worcester facing Lawrence Lowell competing with Haverhill and Brockton playing New Bedford in a regional slate.
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Worcester Ee Ee
Lawlonce Coveeerseeeeeues
Haverhill Ee
Brockton Ee
Sees Ee
Nee
Bedford
Fall River
Lynn
Worcester
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Brockton
New Bedford
Fall River Beats New Bedford In Eleven Inning Tilt
In New Bedford on Sept 7 Fall River won 6 to 5 after 11 innings as Duff error and Sullivan single tied the score in the ninth. Bawcock ejected for arguing. Fall River wins another afternoon 7 to 3 on steady hitting and timely plays at home.
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New England
New Bedford
Fall River
Duff
Sullivan
Bawcock
Worcester Takes Two Games From Haverhill
Worcester wins 1 to 0 in 11 innings on Burkett three-bagger and Bradley single. In game two Worcester trounces Haverhill 15 to 3 as Girard struggles and Ready keeps hitters scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Haverhill
New England
Burkett
Bradley
Lawrence and Lynn battle to a ten inning tie in baseball
Lawrence and Lynn played ten innings in a morning game ending 2 to 2 when the contest was called to catch a train. Connaughton made a one hand double play after Lovell hit a homer, while Lawrence showed strong defense and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lynn
Connaughton
Lovell
R.H.E. Lawrence
Gor Sesveess
Brockton Splits With Lowell In Doubleheader
In the afternoon game Brockton defeated Lowell 3 to 0 on strong seventh inning hitting. Later Lowell bounced back to win 12 to 0 as Brockton managed only two runs through seven innings.
Logan MacLean Team Wins Six Hour Revere Race
Hugh MacLean and Patrick Logan won the six hour paced race at the Revere cycle track covering 142 miles 5 laps. Eddie Root and Elmer Collins finished second with 139 miles 3 laps. The Bedell brothers John and Menus placed third with 136 miles 5 laps. A pacing machine caught fire circling the track and slid into the oval then toppled after igniting flames but caused no injuries.
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Hugh MacLean
Patrick Logan
Revere
Eddie Root
Elmer Collins
Bedell Brothers
John and
Menus
Root
C. Connolly
Connolly Defeats Walcott In Six Round Bout
Bartley Connolly of Portland defeats Joe Walcott of Boston in a fast six round match at the Pastime Club Portland Me. Connolly led in the fourth and fifth rounds before sending Walcott to the floor in the sixth as the bell rang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bartley Connolly
Joe Walcott
Boston
Connolly
Walcott
Worcester Square Newsboy Nine Triumphs Over Northampton Nine
In a tight contest yesterday, Worcester Square newsboys beat Northampton street newsies by % to 6. The match showcased junior batters and strong pitching, with key plays shaping the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Square
Kanaly Loses To Smallwood In Caledonian Games
Percy Smallwood of Wales beat Frank Kanaly in the three mile handicap at the Bos ton Scottish clans gathering at Caledonian Grove yesterday. Smallwood led early then Kanaly closed the gap on the final laps finishing 25 yards behind with a 15 34 time for three miles.
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Percy Smallwood
Wales
Frank Kanaly
Boston
Caledonian Grove
Kanaly
Smallwood
Sam Meyers
Meyers
J. McDonald
D. Clark
B. F. Stewart
W. McKay
E. Grand
A. McDonald
James Urquhart
J. J. Smith
D. Lewers
T. Bucham
A. D. McDonald
B. Stewart
H. Mackintosh
H. Marr
G. Scott
M. Esson
J. Reynolds
Florence McDonald
E. Smith
Lillie Ray
C. McDonald
Mary McDonald
H. Kenn
McDonald
Cathero
Cameron
Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Dawson
R. L. Tully
J. A. Campbell
Ross
J. Urquhart
T. L. Williams
J. W. Prentice
Crooks
Mike Spring
D. Mahoney
R. Ewlen
McGregors
Hopedales
Highland Fling
Annie Sheriff
Violet Wood
Bessie Sutcliffe
Bart Sullivan
W. G. Tippel
F. Doherty
Tom Keene
P. Mahoney
Lynch
F. A. McGovern
Ivy Keppie
F. McGovern
W.S. Campbell
W. S. Campbell
McGovern
P. Maloney
W. Kauppaan
W. Cameron
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K McConnell
FY Fc
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Niles el Eeeeree
Criger Fc
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Oldring
Barry
Seybold Ne
Ahah
Manush
Nichols
Sicoin
Bender
Seman
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Aman
Seymour
Kingdom
James J. Jeffries
Etchel
Paapke
Ketehel
Jeffries
Hamburg
Tanceed
Composer
Hedgewood Boy
Gallagher
Holbrooks
Hall
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Jack Williams
Philadelpia
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McKinnon
Ben Carter
Chelsea
Billy Rolfe
South Boston
Eddie Carr
Harry Kenney
Wakefield
Kenney
Carr
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Jeanette
Giants
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A. E. Tenney
Oyle
Csedeeoeevecessaa
AB. R. BH. PO
A. E . Grant
Weiaiwen
Waenieaen Pawereteawne
Ms Totals Ag
E . Peat
Washington Street
Finny
Ahe Stores
State Street
O’brien
Maine
Bangor
Augusta
N. E. League
R.H.E
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Logan-Maclean
Newsboy
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Peabody
Danvers
Beverly
Liverpool
Tremont St
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Tremont
Iver Johnson
Sudbury
Todustria League
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