Welsh Boxer Freddie Welsh Faces Criticism Over Kidney Punches
In Wales the lightweight champion Freddie Welsh, holder of the Lonsdale belt, is under heavy criticism for using kidney blows during bouts with Jem Driscoll. English critics urge the National Sporting Club to amend Queensberry rules to ban the maneuver, viewed as an American-influenced trick.
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Chichee
Preddle Welsh
England
Freddie
Jom Brisco
Wales
Freddiec
National Sporting Club
Bettinson
Freddie Welsh
Jem Driscoll
London
Fred Welsh
Webh School of Boxing
America
Hackenschmidt Plans World Tour After Victory
George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion defeated Ole Oleson in two straight falls at Convention Hall in Muskogee. He and manager Jack Curley plan a world tour starting April 1, sailing from Vancouver April 10 to Japan and China then Europe, with a return trip to America for next season. He predicts arrival in his home town in Russia around July 10 and says the trip is for travel and business, not a chase for titles.
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Muskogee
Okla
George Hackenschmidt
Ole Oleson
Convention Hall
L Hackenachmidt
Rand McNally
Jack Curley
Hackenschmidt
Gurley
Blowsisece
Vancouver
Japan
Kexes
China
India
Europe
Siberia
Russia
Hack
Tharbet
Ocurley
America
Frank Gotch
Notice Consistory Rings May Be Skin At Bloom
A brief consistory notice alerts that rings may be skin at Bloom Nems. The item references consistory men and a planned event at a Bloom location with unspecified details.
Hogan Plomark Rise Amid Pacific Coast Spotlight
The fragment describes a young Hogan on the Pacific coast gaining attention as a promising figure in the sport, noted as just 22 years old with potential to become a top professional. The text references fans and a rise in recognition, though details are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
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Janioe Reund Hogan
Grotolae
Young Boxer Rises With Eighteen Straight Knockouts
The article notes a young fighter stacking eighteen straight knockouts and thirty-two bouts with eleven opponents stopped in the first round, all while living in his uncle's gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
C A C Defeats Eaton in Exciting Keefe Hall Showdown
The C A C basketball team defeated Eaton High 66 to 64 at Keefe Hall in a crowd filled game. The article lists Eaton scorers Klatler Stender Willis Turner Hawes and others, with C A C scorers Lamm Klett Mesmery Molson McCarty Hawes and more. A postgame dance followed the contest.
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Tno
Keefe Hall
Tan Evening
Maton High School
Patrona
Ration
Kistler
Ff. Klett
F. Stender
R. F. Lamm
R. F. Hlckox
C. Morton
McCarty
E. Murphy
Willis
G. Metnery
R. G. Turner
Fr. G. Hawes
Baskets
Eaton
Klatler
Stender
Turner
Hickox
Lamm
Klett
Mesmery
Molson
Hawes
Total
Cheyenne High School Defeats K. O. K. A. 44 to 24
Cheyenne High School basketball defeated K. O. K. A. 44 to 24 yesterday. The Cheyenne team, after two weeks of practice, will face Greeley in this city on January 20.
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Cheyenne
Larry McLean to Manage the Browns
Cincinnati rumor places Larry McLean of the Cincinnati Reds as candidate for St. Louis Browns manager. He says he can handle both social duties and playing, and would hire Bugs Raymond and Rube Waddell as secretaries to manage correspondence and entertaining guests.
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Larry McLean
Browns
Cinccinnati
St. Louis Browners
Cincinnati Reds
Larry
Bugs Raymond
Rube Waddell
ZbrysoCo Beats Jankowski In Two Straight Wins
Zbysco defeated Bernard Jankowski in a wrestling match in New Berlin Connecticut on January 6, winning two falls in thirty minutes.
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Zbrysoco
Jankowski
New Berlin
Conn
Zbysco
Bernard Jankowski
Gotch did not relinquish world title says Burns
Farmer Burns states that Gotch did not surrender the world wrestling championship to Mahmout the Turk. Burns says Gotch will eventually wrestle Hackenschmidt and has promised to do so. He notes Gotch did not intend to cede the title and only substituted Mahmout in the match.
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Gotch
Omaha
Neb
Frank Goteh
Mahmout
Farmer Burns
Goteh
Hackengschmidt
Judgment Rendered Against Jack Johnson in Ring Dispute
In a Chicago court, Dr. George E. Maurer won a $55.84 judgment against Jack Johnson over a diamond ring claimed by Johnson’s former manager. Johnson did not defend. Maurer testified Johnson failed to pay him and sued the prize setter.
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Jack Johnson
New York
Chicago
George E. Maurer
Johnson
Pinder
Conley and Coulon Likely Won’t Box in New Orleans
Chicago’s Johnny Coulen and Kenosha’s Frankie Conley appear unlikely to box in New Orleans as boxing plans wobble in the Southern metropolis. Tom McCarey’s Pacific A. C. aims to clinch a match and its local representative hails the proposition. Conley arrived in the city and suggested a meeting to decide the route forward.
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Conley
Coulon
New
Nelson May Appear In Benefit Boxing Bout
Battling Nelson will fight for six rounds at a stag event staged by the Olympic club of New York City. The bout aims to aid John Neiden, with proceeds designated for his benefit.
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Nelson
New York
Bat
Cross
Olymphic Club
John Neiden
Boy Confession Averts Lynching in Kentucky
In Danylile Kentucky a 6-year-old boy confessed to accidentally shooting his grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Carter 60, in Junction City four miles south of town. His father, Clayton Carter, had been jailed after the arrest, and rumors of lynching spread until the boy, playing with a shotgun, admitted the act and fled.
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Danylile
Nancy Carter
Junction City
Here
Clayton Carter
Carter
Nisgiella
Death of N. M. Secor due to cramps in feet
N M Secor 70 former Racine mayor and head of a wholesale trunk and bag business died in Racine Wisconsin after cramps in his feet led to a fall, broken ribs and pneumonia. A native of Austria he built a leather goods company and was connected with Denver through visits and recognition.
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Denver
Colo
N. M. Secor
United States
Mra. F. W. Gramm
Seventeenth Avenue
Secor
Austria
Racine
Music at Truckey’s Bar Saturday Night
Community notice for Buchanan’s music session at Truckey’s bar with two sets from 8 to 5 and 7 to 9. Attendees urged to meet at the venue.
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Truckey’s
Tolstoy’s Last Novel Pather Sergius Attracts International Interest
London reports Tolstoy completed a final manuscript titled Pather Sergius found among his papers after death. The plot follows a young guardsman who marries a society beauty, discovers she serves a powerful official, becomes a monk, and pursues spiritual ascent. A dramatic struggle ends in tragedy as passion defeats ascetic ideals.
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London
Tolstoy
St. Petersburg
Hte
Sergius
Father Sevelus
Father Sergina
Geta
Pulee
Dove with Broken Leg Seeks Freedom at Ae Relief Hospital
A gray dove with a fractured leg is hospitalized at Ae Relief hospital in Boston. An orderly, John Harding, improvised a treatment, casting the leg and nursing the bird daily. The bird’s prognosis shows improvement as it nears discharge.
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Boston
Mass
Ae Relief Hospital
John Harding
Harding
Hut Harding
Notice Consistory Rings On View At Burch Ners
A display of a long line of consistory rings is described as seen at Burch Ners, inviting attention to the collection and its variation.
Grasshopper Convention Opens in Greeley Colorado
The Crasshopper convention, the first of its kind in the state, opened in the Camfield Trust building in Greeley with delegates from every agricultural district. The gathering aims to discuss the best ways and meals of eliminating grasshoppers.
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Greeley
Colo
Crasshopper
Camfield Trust
Senator Elkins opposed duchess title in Abruzzi match
New York reports Senator Stephen B. Elkins resisted the Italian court decree that would deny his daughter Katherine Elkins a duchess title if she wed Duke d Abruzzi. He favored a marriage with money settlement but insisted his daughter marry for love and maintain an official wife’s standing.
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New York
Washington
United States
Stephen B. Elkins
Katherine Elkins
d’Abruzzi
Royal House of
Italy
Senator Elkins
Mgr. Elkins
Miss Elkins
Miles Elkins
d'Abruzzi
America
West Virginia
Mikips
Miss Hinds
Hikjog
Sho
Senator Hikins
PANTALOON KPYHOT DO SUOCKR DO HOBMBLE SKITUT
New York readers report a fashion note where a woman rescues a hobble skirt by introducing a pantaloons style substitute. The design features a skirt from wall to ankles with a cut that allows more movement from ankles to hem while keeping the tight upper look.
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Pantaloon Kpyhot
New York
Chauffeurs Wife Sues Wealthy Woman for Alienation
Mrs. Geo W. Lidstone alleges in Dedham Superior Court that Mrs. Maione Meyers of Wellesley enticed and kept her husband, Hiram B. Meyers, at Meyers home on November 25 and December 4, 1910, kissing and addressing him affectionately. Meyers, a Hills and Falls Village Improvement Society president and shoe manufacturer, is a sixteen year married.
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Heaton, Mase
Maione Meyers
Wellesley
Geo. W. Lidstone
National Baseball Commission Firm on Reinstatement Rules
Cincinnati Jan 6 The National Baseball Commission replies to J H Farrell secretary of the National Association on reinstating ineligible major leaguers The commission says rules will be strictly enforced Every player given chance to return to organized baseball Players who did not report to clubs retain rights and stay ineligible for another year Those who violated contracts face a three year extension of ineligibility.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
J. H. Farrell
National Association
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