Cincinnati Fighter Beats Joe Mandot in Ten Round Bout
A Cincinnati fighter defeated Joe Mandot of New Orleans in a ten round bout at the Lyceum Theater. Fisher showed superior boxing and infighting, knocking Mandot down in round three and opening a cut over Fisher's eye in round six. Mandot had moments in rounds five six and nine, but Fisher dominated most of the contest and the crowd roared as the local boxer secured the win.
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Fort Fisher
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Lyceum Theater
Fisher
Mathot
Mandot
Hie
Seal Cabo
Ino Be Agees
Wildcat
Kid Lazeill
New Jersey
Dago Gus
Gue
Gus
Toots” Wise
Red Sehneider
Kid Scheffer
New York
Levinsky
Tom” Daly
Omaha
Atlantic Garden
A. C
Daly
Fairmont A. C
Fairmont A. C. This Afternoon, “Young” Fox
England
Kid”. Herman
Sapper O'Neill
Johnny
Gunboat Smith Knocks Out Pelky in Fifteenth Round
Special to The American reports Gunboat Smith dominating Arthur Pelky of Canada. Smith landed a hard right to Pelky’s jaw in the fifteenth round, ending the bout as Pelky hung on after the tenth round.
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San Francisco
Smith
Pelky
Amtiv
Soldiers Organize Indoor Baseball Team
Williard Klein of the hospital corps was elected captain of the First Regiment Indoor baseball club at their meeting. A banquet followed at Retzsch's hall. Manager Retzsch has booked games with Covington YMCA for next week at Covington Gym. The regiment seeks other firetoe teams within fifty miles of Cincinnati. Address Manager Retzsch 28 Betts Avenue.
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Williard Klein
Hospital Corpe
Bariquet Wail
Retzsch
Rétszch
Covington Y. M. C. A
Covington
Cincingath
Manger Retzsch
Betts Avenue
Association to Meet at Biendilmour Sporting Goods
The Southern Union Field Association will hold its annual meeting at Biendilmour Sporting Goods company club rooms Tuesday evening. Cornell, butcher of the Mike White Sox, will move to New York, to the regret of Manager Cabn who expects to field one of the strongest teams in the city this season.
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Southern Union
Trial Association
Biendilmour Sporting Goods Company
Clu
Isa
Cornell
Butcher
Mike White Sox
New York
Cabn
Advent Trounces Westminsters In One Sided Game
Advent defeated Westminsters 80 to 11 in a one sided afternoon affair. Hamilton led the winners with 11 points in the first half as Twyman scored all Hamilton points early while Mathis shone in the second half. East Night High beat the Pilgrims 17 to 14 in a preliminary game.
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Wasteway
Twyman
Hamilton
Mathis
Compton
East Night High
Pilgrims
Advent
Auburns
Wuestefeld
Compton-Mathis
Youmanns - McDevitt
Colter
Walter
Twymian
Taigh
Trayer
Schootschneider
Bourritell
Fiela Goalse
Youmanns
Wolter
Bits of Gossip in Sport World
Rumors swirl about boxing and baseball figures as promoters press for fights. chatter notes Buck Herzog telegrams and skepticism over major leaguers offered by the Federal league. Mentions of Clark Griffith Tinker Bescher Grant and Eddy Grant tie to the coming season and Cincinnati's status as a ball player hub.
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Clark Griffith
John Ganzel
Hank O'Day
Joe Tinker
Buck Herzog
Brownie Burke
Sherman
Federal League
Maine
California
Cincinnati
Star Performers in Athletics For 1913 Highlight Ouimet and McLaughlin
The year’s top athletic feats include golf prodigy Ouimet defeating England’s talent and Maurice McLaughlin dominating tennis as Davis Cup hero. Boxing, baseball, football and track shine with figures like Gunboat Smith Klaus rivalry, Ty Cobb and Eddie Collins stature, Brickley guiding Harvard football, and John Paul Jones setting a one mile amateur mark. Connie Mack lauds Eddie Collins value as $100,000 while Gotch remains heavyweight champ.
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McLaughlin
Brickley
Mack
J. P. Jones
Appeaus
England
Maurice McLaughlin
Young & Man
Char
Wiggie
Asoe
Gunboat Smith
George Chip
Frank Klaus
George Himelt
Chip
Kid Williams
Johnny
Conlon
Battling
Levinsky
Christy Mathewson
Athletics
Turths
Eddie Collins
Connie Mack
Eddie
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Bone
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Connie’ Se
K. Tener
Joe Ty
Cincinnati
Mr. Tinker
Paris
Harvard
Mis
John Paul Jones
Willie ‘Hoppe
Albert Mortier
Frank Gotch
Ler
Cross Knocks Out Anderson in Seventh Round
Vernon, the New York dentist, toyed with Bud Anderson as Cross stopped the fight in the seventh round. Referee Blake called it quits while Anderson lay out, sparking controversy over the bout in Nemont.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Anderson
Medford
Wonder
Ja ‘Bang
Vernon
Weak Cross
New York
Blake
Cross
Anderson
Nemon
Leach
Fitzsimmons barred from ring as New York caps age limit
The New York Boxing Commission plans to bar older fighters like Fitzsimmons from competing, citing a state rule against matches involving aging boxers. At 51, Fitzsimmons faces enforced retirement if he persists in training for a bout.
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Bod Fitzsimmons
New York Boxing Commission
Fitz
New York State
Bat Nelson
Able Attell
Eddie McGoorty Wins Early Knockout in Australia Bout
Eddie McGoorty American boxer knocked out Dave Smith of Australia in 1 minute 30 seconds of the first round in a twenty round middleweight title bout in Sydney. The American floored Smith three times before the decisive blow.
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Sydney
Australia
Eddie McGoorty
Dave, Smith
Joe Tinker Starts Search for Talent
Joe Tinker of the Chicago Federal League begins a talent hunt leaving the city to recruit ball players. He claims several big leaguers are lined up and expects to assemble at least 35 players for training camp.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Merkle Recalls Harrowing Empress of Japan Voyage
Fred Merkle, New York Giants first baseman, writes a Toledo friend about a perilous Pacific crossing aboard the Empress of Japan. He says the crew claimed it was the roughest voyage in the ship’s history and that he fears the return trip.
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Fred Merkle
New York
Nas
Toledo
Fred
Pacific Ocean
Empress of Japan
Maumee
Readling Heavyweight Schreck KO'd in ten rounds by Wiggam
Columbus Ohio January 1 Mike Schreck Readling heavyweight failed in a comeback attempt and was outpointed by George Wiggam in a ten round bout. Schreck showed slow pace and could not land solid punches.
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Americas
Columbus
Qohie
Mike Schreck
George Wiggam
Schreck
M H A to Host Open House at Clinton Street Gym
The M H A will hold an open house for IHS members and friends at its gymnasium 415 Clinton Street New Year's Day from 2 to 6 pm. Two basketball games a wrestling match and gymnastic exhibitions by members are planned.
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Ihs
Clinton Street
The Disturber column and sports chatter parcel
Grantland Rice presents a feisty Disturber piece filled with playful ribbing about poets, sports figures, and ongoing baseball and league talk. The jumbled verse mingles with brief digs at players and a cheeky Pirates Cardinal deal verdict.
To Those Who’ve Stood By Us Through The Years
A nostalgic note salutes readers and supporters who stood by the paper, praising loyal fans and contributors. The writer jokes about honoring long-time backers while joking about sports seasons and the American League.
Golden Rule Club Reopens With Boxing Lineup
Cincinnati crowd hosts a classy program as Golden Rule Athletic Club reopens next Monday. Main event pairs Tommy Gary of Chicago versus Tommy Devlin of Philadelphia. Kattel faces Fambry in the semi windup with Red Cassidy meeting Kid Coy in the prelims. Tickets go on sale at Gassman’s and Williams.
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Golden Rule Athletic Club
Golden Rule
Tommy Gary
Chicago
Tommy Devlin
Philadelphia
Gary
Lad
Andy
Berenah Yankee Shewartz
Amos
Padgae Tilhes
Espodeunte
Joe Kattel
Johnny Fambry
Queen City
Kattell
Fambry
Red Cassidy
Kid Coy
Coy
Dayton
Don Riley
Gassman’s
Williame
League pay dispute dents fed ус picture of reform
Alleged telegram payment dispute with 76 cents leads Louisville gland energy to doubt the Federal League and remain with organized ball. President Herrmann puzzled by Mordecai Brown allegedly stealing a roster from St Louis Feds.
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al Burch
Louisville
Herrmann
Rediegle
Mordecai Brown
St Louis
Special Diseases Peculiar to Women
Dr George F Mermann at 2011 Vine Street offers consultation on diseases peculiar to women. He notes women face numerous and distinct ailments and invites ladies to seek advice without consultation charges.
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George F. Mermann
Vine Street
Honest treatment offered for men’s diseases by Dr. C. C.
Dr. C. C. offers treatment for blood poisoning varicocele kidney bladder prostatic and primary troubles piles stomach diseases and other male ailments. Open daily 6 50 PM to 8 o'clock at 11 West Fifth Street Gret? New York area.
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