Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 at Washington Park
In a National League game at Washington Park Cincinnati Reds beat Brooklyn Superbas 4 to 1. Ewing pitched well with a two base hit in the last inning driving in two runs and Huggins added a two bagger for the Reds. Brooklyn managed an early run but could not recover.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Wilhelm
Ewing
Brain
Hummel
Sheehan
Mitchell
Lumley
Lobert
Johnstone
Jordan
Ganzel
Schile
Lewis
Pattee
Schiles
Huggins
Reds
Kane
Schlei
Hulswitz
Brooklyn Beaten by Reds in 4-1 Loss
Long Bob Ewing pitched well for Cincinnati and allowed few holes as the Reds defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1. Teammates capitalized on miscues by the Superbas to secure the win. Other scores included St Louis 4 New York 2 and Chicago 4 Boston 2.
Standings Update From Retipent League American Phase
The table records team records across the American League divisions with W and L tallies for Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis Detroit Brooklyn Boston Indianapolis Grand Rapids Louisville South Bend Toledo Evansville Milwaukee Zanesville Minneapolis Fort Wayne Kansas City Terre Haute St Paul Wheeling and other clubs.
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W.l.pec
W.L
W.l.pe
L.P
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Uisville
South Bend
Ledo
Dayton
Columbus
Evansville
Milwaukee
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Terre Haute
St. Paul
Wheeling
Unclear Play-by-Play Notation From Box Score
Scoring lines show Out-By Ewing 2 and Wilhelm 6 with a wild pitch by Wilhelm. Time 1:48. Umpires Riger and Johnstone.
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Ewing
Wilhelm
Riger
Johnstone
Baseball doubleheader scores from Boston and Toledo
Boston fell to Chicago 4 to 2 as Ferguson struggled and Dahlen stood out with key hits. Kansas City overcame Toledo 2 to 1 behind Sutthoff and Brandon pitching, with Sutthoff earning a win in relief and Brashear driving the only two-base hit for Toledo.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Tolédo
Sutthoff
Brandon
Brashear
Hinchman
Hopkins
Crisp
Kerin
Philadelphia 4 Pittsburg 1 in baseball clash
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 4 to 1 on June 5 with Maddox yielding ten hits but strong Pittsburg defense. Key players included Clarke Titus Magee and Doolin for Philadelphia and Abbaticchio Kane Wagner for Pittsburg. Time was 1 33 with Emslie officiating.
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Hiladelphia
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Maddoxay
Jlocals
Core
Maddox
Clarke
Titus
Magee
Doolin
Wagner
Osborne
Pittsburgh
McQuillen
Thomas
Kane
Abbaticchio
Horrors
Emslie
St Louis Beats New York 4 to 1 in Tense Drift Game
St Louis defeated New York 4 to 1 in a059 dull contest decided by timely hits and bad bounds. Key moments include Murray's three bagger and Bridwell's double as St Louis built a early lead and held on. Wiltse and Karger pitched for their teams with Wiltse taking the loss.
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New York
St. Louis
Bridwell
Murray
Doyle
Hostetter
Wiltse
Karger
Rudderham
Chicago Beats Washington 2 to 1 in Bats and Errors
Chicago defeats Washington 2 to 1 as Burns yields two runs after the first inning. Tannehill errors paving Washington’s run, with Milan and Clymer contributing hits. Line scores reflect Chicago 5 runs on 27 hits and 11 left, Washington 4 runs on 14 hits and 7 left.
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Chicago
Washington
Burns
Hahn
Tannehill
Milan
Clymer
Cates
Sullivan
Cleveland Beats New York 6 to 4 in Rough Encounter
Cleveland defeats New York 6 to 4. Rhoades and Glade knocked out early. Liebhardt strong in relief. Elberfeld sidelined after five weeks. Clarke, Niles and Bradley notable at bat as Cleveland builds early lead and holds off late NY surge.
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New York
Rhoades
Glade
Liebhardt
Lake
Elberfeld
J.clarke
Niles
Bradley
Hemph’'l
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Oj Keeler
Chase
N.clarke
Hineh’n
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Hick
Conroy
Birm
Kleinow
Ol Glade
Liebh't
Grade
N. Clarke
Hinchman
Stahl
Hickan
O’ Lough
Detroit Wins in Ninth as Wagner Error Sparks Defeat
In Detroit on June 5, a wild throw by Wagner tied the game in the ninth, Downs doubled, and McIntyre tripled to give Detroit a 8 to 2 win over Boston. Cicotte pitched two innings, Winter six and two thirds, with Boston miscues and timely hits shaping the late rally.
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Wagner
McIntyre
Thoney
McConnell
Sullivan
Cicotte
Winter
Crawford
Unglaub
McIintyre
Schaefer
Cobb
Schmidt
Boston
Killian
Clestte
Ila
Sheridan and
Egan
E. Mcintyre
Lord
Crawf'd
McConn'l
Cravath
Rossman
Urglaub
Downs
Mec
Rain postpones St. Louis at Philadelphia game
Rain forced the postponement of the St. Louis versus Philadelphia baseball game on June 5, with no rescheduled date announced.
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St. Louis
St. Louis-Philadelphia
Indianapolis Defeats Minneapolis 4-3 in Tight Inning
The Indianapolis team bunched hits in the eighth inning to beat Minneapolis 4 to 3 on June 5. Local players sparked the rally as the nine moved ahead late and held on for the win.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Druhat Powers Win With Bases, Hits In Tight Game
Druhat drew two bases on balls and scored. Coulter added a two base hit and Hayden a homer. Bush Williams Carr Welday and Buelow turned double plays. Bush Cook stole bases. Kane and Bierhalter umpired.
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Williams
Buelow
Opke
Graham
Druhot
Nelson
Lindsay
Druhat
Coulter
Hayden
Bush
Carr
Welday
Cook
Kane and
Bierhalter
Columbus
Cocecressee
Milwaukee
Geyer
Odwell
Fohl
McGilvray
Brown
Roth
Schneiberg
Congalton
Robinson
McChesney
Clark
Raidy
Mill Creek
Avondale
C. Deitrich
Jordan
Yeager
Schwartz
Epperson
Nester
Sternberg
Louisville 6 St. Paul 0 opens series with shutout
Louisville blanked St. Paul 6 0 in the opening game as Puttmann pitched well and drove in most runs. St. Paul struggled at the plate with Ferris and Ferris allowing few hits and suffering from early rallies.
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Louisville
St. Paul
Puttmann
Milwaukee Beats Columbus In Wild Pitchers Battle
Milwaukee def Columbus 3 to 10 in a game noted for Geyerthard wild pitching and Wrigley strong fielding. Wrigley contributed to four double plays as Milwaukee capitalized on Columbus errors and late scoring to seal the win.
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Columbus, CO
Milwaukee
Geyerthard
Wrigley
Grand Rapids Rally Tops Ft Wayne 3 2 In Ninth
Grand Rapids trailed Ft Wayne 2 0 before a ninth inning rally to win 3 2. Batteries were Warner and Hansen for Grand Rapids with Alberts and Kelly catching for Ft Wayne. The game ended in Grand Rapids on June 5 in the Central League.
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Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne
Grand_ Rapids
R.H.E
Warner and Hansen
Alberts
Kelly
Dayton Defeated by South Bend in Four to Two
South Bend won 4 2 over Dayton in a game played today. The Dayton team surrendered runs in several innings while South Bend capitalized with timely hits. Batteries were Johns Richardson Martin and Tieman.
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South Bend
Dayton
R.H.E. Dayton
Johns and Richardson
Martin and Tieman
Zanesville Defeats Terre Haute In 3-0 Finish
Zanesville won four straight by routing Terre Haute in a baseball clash. Batteries were Brosius and Williams for Zanesville with Conley and Schriber catching. Final: Zanesville 3 Terre Haute 0.
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Zanesville
Terre
R.H.E
Wheeling Blanks Evansville 7–0 in Pitcher Duel
Wheeling defeats Evansville 7 to 0 behind strong pitching from Kirwin who allowed just one hit and four walks. Jaeger was hit hard and shut down after the second inning as Wheeling tallies score in bursts. Batteries Kirwin Dunn for Wheeling and Jaeger Spahr for Evansville.
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Wheeling
Kirwin
Evansville
Jaeger
H.E
Dunn
Kirwin and Spahr
Southern League Scores From Atlanta Nashville Birmingham
In Atlanta the Atlanta team defeated Memphis 3 to 0. Nashville beat New Orleans 6 to 2. Birmingham won over Mobile 2 to 0. Montgomery and Little Rock played ten innings with Little Rock prevailing 8 to 4.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Little Rock
Parkyway Handicap winner at Gravesend sets new track record
Jack Atkin ridden to victory in the Parkway Handicap 11-16 mile at Gravesend. The colt, son of Sain El Salado, posted 1:45.4 the fastest ever at the track, beating Master Robert and Gretna Green in a tight finish. Field Mouse won the Criterion Stakes as Suffragette and Melissa followed. Other races saw Corncob, Field Mouse, Fitzherbert and Uncle Jim among winners.
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Gravesend
N. Y
Jack Atkin
Sain
Field Mouse
Suffragette
Melissa
Roseben
Notter
Pantouffe
McDaniel
Gold Lady
Miller
Timber
Minnie Adams
Sarah Rasquin
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Black Oak
Leach
Arasee
Fulton
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Banyah
Canada
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Senator Barrett
Criterion
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Lady Hubbard
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Top Note
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Lee
Master Robert
Dugan
Gretna Green
Montgomery
Yourenne
Spooner
Lang
Missouri Lad
Garber
Lord Stanhope
Samuel H. Harris
Beauclerc
Bolando
Master of Craft
Good Luck
Tommy Waddell
Flavigny
Alamadine
Killiecrankie
Fitzherbert
Uncle Jim
Musgrave
Voodoo
Witching Hour
Yale to play Princeton. Cornell game canceled
Yale cancels its June 13 Cornell game after scheduling the May 30 Yale Princeton makeup in New Haven. The postponed Yale Princeton game will be played Saturday, June 13, at New Haven, shifting arrangements to accommodate the matchup.
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New Haven
Conn
Cornell
K I O League schedule features many matches in Cincinnati
A long list of K I O League games spreads through June to September. Connersville, Wiedemann s, All Kentuckians, Queen Cities and Shamrocks appear with Ohio teams like Cincinnati Reds and Miamisburg in fixtures and championship bids.
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Waleacer Hone
Connersville
Wiedemann
Covington
All- Kentuckians
Newport
Sd Entiere i
Chicago
Wiedemanns
Hamilton Krebs
Cur Threre
Nebraska Indians
Columbia
Panhandle White Sox
All-Kentuckians
Cincinnati Reds
Miamisburgs
Royal Mikados
Japan
Queen Cities
Cincinnati Shamrocks
K. I
Atkins
Indianapolis
Covington and
Fountain Square
Weiss All-Stars
Cleveland
Vermilion Ohio Independents
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Charles A. Heldhoff
Seymour Avenue
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Linwood
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Farrell
Seltzer
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Cardinals
League Park
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Cincys
Mercers
Frank Beaver
Bluegrass Boys
Boss R.f
Houlihan
Poe G.s
Berninger
Patriot
Ind
Grisby
Grays
Shas
Klein
Hubbard
Lawton
Norwood Eagles
Batesville
Lexington
O. P
Joe Speed
Doyle
Norwood Inn
Fay & Egan Baseball Club
Ft. Mitchell
Wiedemann Ball Park
Fay & Egan
Motor Boat Race to Bermuda Set for Tomorrow
In New York on June 5 preparations concluded for a motor boat race from New York to Bermuda with two entrants James Craig's Ailsa Craig and S W Granberg's Irene II at Bayonne for final outfitting. Ailsa Craig measures fifty nine feet ten inches overall and fifty feet water line, about sixteen to eighteen hours ahead of Irene II forty feet overall and thirty six feet water line. Start is scheduled for tomorrow at 4 PM off Norton's Point.
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New York
Bermuda
James Craig
Ailsa Craig
S. W. Granberg
Irene II
Bayonne
Norton's Point
Millcreek Triumphs Over Avondale 10 to 3
Millcreek defeated Avondale 10 to 3 in a high scoring matchup. Sean led Millcreek in the win with key plays and pitching strength contributing to the decisive victory.
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Millcreek
Avondale
Horse racing at Latonia features Estradia triumph and White Face pays
The Latonia program showcases Estradia winning the three year old feature by eight lengths amid a large crowd, while White Face earns 298.70 as the day's top payout. Bets highlight Convolo Miss Strome Aunt Rose Rockcastle and Transform with close finishes in multiple races.
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White Face
Mick
Convolo
Miss Strome
John Louis
Palamon
Chase
Heidel
Latoni Entries and Race Results Summary
Five races listed with times and payouts. Rexall Macias Mary Burton and Separator ran in Latoni entries. Duomo and 3 Time noted in third race. Esla Lucille D. and Boema among finishers in other races. Transform and Mai Courin won the fifth and sixth sprints with related placings listed.
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Rexall
Macias
Mary Burton
Separator
White Face
Warren
Duomo
Fogarty
Rockcastle
Martin
Tuscan Gold
French Cook
Warfield
Olambala
Old Hickory
Wineman
Scioptic
T. M. Green
Red Cloud
Dr. Fizz
Esla
Lucille
Pickens
Ae Boema
Connelly
Dainty Duchess
Semper Vera
Malissa
Bertie
Lucy Cook
Transform
Rae Ak Gh
Powers
Tia
Butler
Hazel May
Rosa Dawn
Ethelda
Shy Anne
Silverado
Dispute
Charlotte Hamilton
Tithonogen
Mai Courin
Tarquin
Kermath
T. J. Carson
Vansel
Cygnet
Lady Baldur
Fred Mace
Billy Vertres
Royal Chance
Oriental Queen
John A. Kins
Alma Boy
Little John
Holiday racing card promises top action at Milldale track
Rumors swirl about reopening the book, but authorities remain unsure as mutuels may stay closed. An exciting program features distance races at one mile, one and a quarter miles, and a one and one sixteenth mile event. The Clipsetta Stakes for two year olds is highlighted with local stars Anne McGee and Elizabeth Harwood as likely favorites. Jockey Powers fainted after riding Serenade. Transform defeated Serenade in the third race, while Pickens suffered a fall and a bruised shoulder and will miss mounts for days.
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Transform
Ethelda
Anne McGee
Serenade
Light Blue
Mai Couria
Little John
Mai Courin
Little John Ascended
Tarquin
Canopian
Miss Strome
Heidel
Convole
Pickens
Chase
Burton
Annoyance
Gallileo
John Louis
Fabulist
May Jene
Lafayette
Meada
Palamon
Aunt Rose
Martin
Quagga
Ote
Brow
Franklin
Corrigan
Elizabeth Harwood
Powers
Major McDowell
T. M. Green
Milldale
James Blute Ships Five Horses East This Morning
James Blute leaves harbor with five remaining Gerst horses Zal Cymbal Hansel Tennessee Boy and Brancas. Gerst already sent his main string eighteen to the Canadian circuit days earlier. In the last race E Martin on Lady Baldur claimed foul against Canopian ridden by Kernmath which finished third. Lady Baldur did not place so the claim was denied.
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Estradia
Boema
George J. Long
Little Martin
Lucille D
Lucille
Ipema
Ee D
James Blute
William Gerst
Zal
Cymbal
Hansel
Tennessee Boy
Brancas
Gerst
E. Martin
Lady Baldur
Canopian
Kernmath
Betting Ring Crowds Shift as Machines Expand Space
The crowd size grew from Wednesday with speculation rising in volume. Machines now occupy at least one third more room than books did, making the betting ring feel less dense than last year while still crowded enough to hinder movement for speculators in the same space.
Track racing heats up with even weights in feature
The handicap race pits King's Daughter The Minks and Kercheval against Monsignor and Miss Lida with equal or near equal weights. It promises the best betting race of the meeting as speedsters loom. Cincinnati Reds president Garry Herrmann toured the track and wagered on every horse, totaling about 900 dollars with a net win of 236.45. He last bet on ponies years ago.
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Monsignor
Miss Lida
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Seeee
Herrmann
Early Card Shows Fast Three-Year-Olds At Six Furlongs
The program lists rapid water salary and other contenders in the first race for three year olds and up at about six furlongs. The Empire State Steeplechase Handicap follows for four year olds and up at about two and one half miles with John M P and Thistle among top weights. The Great American stakes for two year olds spans five furlongs with Sir Martin and Sir John among entrants. The Carlton features three year olds at one mile led by Chapultepec and Royal Tourist. Maiden two-year-olds contest five and a half furlongs with Mr Jorrocks and Vallere among entries.
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Salary
Momentum
James B. Brady
Disaster
Big Ben
Frank Lord
Russell Son
Crack Shot
Queen Marguerite
Besome
John M. P
Thistle
Santos
Alfar
Kara
California King
Rocket
Malacca
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Ross Fenton
Selectman
Otago
Marie Abe
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Oarth
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Armik
Sherlock
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Kills
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Yankee Daughter
Signorinetta Wins Oaks After Derby Triumph
Italian filly Signorinetta adds The Oaks to her Derby victory as Richard Croker's Rhodora falls in a dramatic stretch muddle. Rhodora rider Lucien Lyne unhurt. French Partridge led early before stumbling. Signorinetta wins easily over a shaken field. King Edward congratulates owner.
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College Leader
Jockey Injured as Sir Angus Falls in Oakland Race
At Oakland on June 5 Sir Angus stumbled just before the wire in the first race, throwing jockey Murphy and likely causing serious injury. The day featured six races with Deweed winning the Futurity course and Peggy O Neil capturing the second race, while Ten Oaks and J C Clem led in the third and fourth races respectively.
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Walsh
Hal
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Kirschbaum
Friar of Elgin
Bonheur
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Hodges
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Public School Field Day At League Park Draws Thousands
Fully 7,000 people attended the city field day at League Park with about 5,000 children and 2,000 elders in the stands. Kirby School won the Class A Relay in 1 23 4 5. Tenth District and Chase claimed Class B Relay. Class C saw Clifton and Westwood ahead in 1 44 and 1 42. Harry Martin led four heats in the 100-yard dash and Myron Johnson won the finals in 8 seconds in the 75-yard dash. William Pherson won hop, skip and jump. Gordon Weil and Forest Hardy took runner positions. John Stevens and Reggie Babbitt each won 60-yard dash heats in 7.35 seconds.
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Kirby
Kirby School
Chase
Clifton and Westwood
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Arthur Richardson
Ernst Wampelmeyer
Milton Dillman
Martin
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Reggie Babbitt
Kelly Out of Trial s at Philadelphia Meet
Daniel J. Kelly once ran 100 yards in 9.3 seconds and was billed for Philadelphia try-outs but will not compete in sprints or the running broad jump. Report from Philadelphia says he sprained a tendon in his leg while training with Mike Murphy the Penn trainer and is sidelined.
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Daniel J. Kelly
Spokane
Wash
Philadelphia
Kelly
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Dunn and Little Boxed to a Draw in Ohio Ring Standstill
Jimmy Dunn of Cleveland and Walter Little of Chicago fought twenty rounds near Dayton Ohio and finished in a draw. Little led early but Dunn surged in the middle rounds with Dunn scoring in fighting while Little reclaimed some the late rounds before the referee’s ruling pleased the crowd.
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Cleveland
Walter Little
Chicago
Dayton
Little
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