Draw Ends In Tight Fight At Auditorium
In Indianapolis, Hugo Kelly and Young Mahoney fought to a draw after ten hard rounds. Referee Ryan ruled the bout even as Mahoney pressed the attack and Kelly absorbed heavy punishment, with Mahoney using inside work to gain the edge. Crowd roared as both men left the ring exhausted and praised for gameness.
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Chip Pet
Indianapolis Athletic
St Lum
Young Mahoney
Indianapolis
Honey
Kent
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Han
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Jack O'Brien
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Mahoney
Darrell
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Mike Mins
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Young Bepley
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Young Bronson
Tound
Indianapolis Gun Club Aims at Grand American Handicap
Members of the Indianapolis Gun Club plan another attempt at the Grand American Handicap Shoot next summer. The event follows their last pennant year and signals continued interest in the prominent shooting match.
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Indianapolis
Indians Dominate Danville as Rothbart Is Arrested
In Danville on December 12 the Indians overwhelmed Capt. Jean and the Suckers in polo action. Julius Rothbart, railroad road manager for Indianapolis, was refused a seat in the tech press box, resisted police, and was jailed after being struck with a club. He later bailed out as local fans and team managers avoided action. The Indians, led by Mullin Higgins Currigan, crushed Danville 11 to 6. Referee Hadley. Attendance 1,200.
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Vanville
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Currigan
Teor
Menard
Hart
Robe
Cogexshall
Jean Miler Hardy Carrigan
Ann Harper
Foyle-Hardy
Miller
Hadley
Capt Sam Brown Dead Special To The Bun
Captain Bam Brown, Pittsburg financier and river and turf king, died at Squirrel Hill near the Monongahela after weeks in bed. Cancer of the bladder was cited by physicians as the cause. He weighed 260 pounds before his illness, and his death drew many mourners to his home.
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Pittsburg
Bam Brown
Leme
Squirrel Hill
Monongahela River
Samuel Smith Brown
Scandal Drops Out in All Day Bicycle Race
New York report describes rumors that Matt Downey threw the all day bicycle race to Eddie Reet with McLean and Moran allegedly involved. Downey allegedly demanded his prize in a St Paul office where Root gave $1,400 to his wife who hid it in a muff and threatened violence.
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New York
Matt Downey
Downey
Eddie” Reet
McLean
Moran
Pat Powers
St. Paul
Root
McLean, Downey
Polo Drives Kokomo to Auditorium Showdown
Kokomo meets the Indians in a Saturday night tilt at the Auditorium as polo headlines a fast, hard game. Nick McGilvray reportedly signs with Danville and will arrive soon, with interest from Marion and Lafayette to add him to their squads.
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Indians
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Danville
West
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Lafayette
Anderson
Sycamores
Gavitt
Murch the athletic marvel joins Boston baseball scene
Special to the Sun reports Harry Murch of Boston is a towering four height and strong build with a long reach and surprising versatility. A woodsman turned athlete, he impressed manager Jimmy Collins during a Lebago tryout and signed immediately. Known as an all round athlete with boxing skill, he may become a key baseball prodigy despite early ring ambitions.
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Boston
Maas
Harry Murch
Malpenao
Jimmy Collins
Murch
Jeffries
Sports of All Sorts Colossal Boxing Baseball and Football Notes
Hudson AC in New York shows poor management as Gus Hublin seeks a sparring bout and is refused, while Ruwlin seeks explanation and is warned off. Dave Fultz of the New York Americans contemplates retirement after injury, and the debate over league consolidation continues. Eckersall named captain of Chicago Maroons. football losses and turf clashes headlined. Teddy Price of Wheeling demands release. O'Brien trains for a fall bout with Fitzsimmons. Bill Clancy's All-American team returns from Cuba with poor results and salary rules tighten. The piece surveys a quiet autumn in sport across boxing, turf, and baseball with rumors of matchups and policy disputes.
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Hudson AC
New York
Gus Hublin
Ruwlin
Plot to oust Pulliam as National League head unfolds
Special to The Run reports John J Brush leading a bid to defeat Harry Pulliam as NL president. Brush counts on allies Barney Dreyfuss and A H Soden, with John M Ward seen as a key opponent. The scheme, revealed after a dinner at the Victoria hotel, aims to replace Pulliam at the upcoming league meeting.
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National League
John J. Brush
Harry Pulliam
John M. Ward
Eoorstop
Giants
Gotham
Brush
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
A. H. Soden
Boston
Pulliam
Barchalt
John ‘J. Brush
Messrs. Soden and Conant
Heston Club
Victoria Hotel
Playful sportsmanship marks Yale Harvard and Yale Princeton games
In New Haven on December 2 Yale and Harvard and Yale and Princeton players displayed unusual courtesy after hard tackles. Gentle exchanges followed key plays as players apologized, praised each other, and laughed off rough moments, preserving a spirit of sportsmanship amid a high profile season.
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Cann
Yale
Harvard
Princvton
Ryals
Hutchinson
Tenny
Forbes
Britt Fights Loom as Heavyweight Prospects Talk
Special to the Bun New York Dec 12 James Edward Britt lines up rival bouts with Nelson and Are Govern while weighing options with Young Corbett and Wille Fisgerald. He accepts offers and vows to finish the stage, aiming for one or two more fights before heading west to meet Corbett.
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New York
James Edward Britt
Nelson
Terry
Jimmy
Fia
Henas
Willie Britt
Brothyr
Young Corbett
Los Angeles
Wille
Brit
Wille Fisgerald
San Francisco
Barrels Aims For Track Honors At World Championship
Joho Garrela of Detroit, a Michigan engineering student and football end, plans to train for the all around athletic championship of the world after the season. Trainer Keene Fitzpatrick says Garrela can be molded to excel in sprints, hurdles, distance runs, field events, and pole vault, noting his existing discus title and western conference low hurdles record. Garrela, 3 feet 35 inches in height, is praised for rapid development and is expected to reach superb form within a year.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Joho
Garrela
Detroit
Wex
Michigan
Keene Fitzpatrick
John
Johnny
Fitzpatrick
Jeff Jeffries Denies Retirement Rumors In Los Angeles
Special to the Gun reports fighter Jeffries denies retirement and a planned return. He says he is quitting the ring and has no chance of fighting again, despite speculation. The piece notes his weight management and temptations toward a galoon business, with hints of a possible later comeback.
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Farmer Jeffrire
James Corrath
Farmer Jeffries
Jef
Jeff
Jeffwan
Weign & Ton
Central Polo League Tuesday Games
Kokomo faces Indianapolis Marion meets Logansport Anderson plays Lafayette The chatter about a stand pat and a square deal echoes as the old statesman riffs on chips and fate in the season’s tilt day.
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Indianapolis
Marion
Logansport
Anderson
Lafayette
Nelson Holds Lightweight Title At 133 Lbs In Bonded Terms
In San Francisco on December 12, Battling Nelson, the acknowledged lightweight champion, fixes the ringside limit at 133 pounds for title aspirants while he holds the belt. Nolan, his manager, asserts Nelson’s right to dictate terms and weight as long as he remains champion, with no formal contract beyond a verbal agreement.
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Nelson
Rilly Nolan
Battier
Nolan
Nelewa
Noah
Bon
California
Britt
Nilson
Nelann
Tom
Unine
Curtis Elected Michigan Football Captain For Next Year
Ann Arbor announcesUniversity of Michigan football lineman Jon Curtis was unanimously elected captain for the next season. Curtis, a tackle, received the honor at a Monday meeting, with plans for leadership and team guidance discussed by officials.
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ING
Pennsylvania
Curtis
UUM
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Mich
Jon Curtis
University of Michigan
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