Choynski Upsets Maher In One Sided Bout At Fort Dearborn
In Chicago on February 17 Joe Choynski defeated Peter Maher at Fort Dearborn athletic club. Choynski dominated with repeated lefts and hooks while Maher faded after round two. Referee Malachy Hogan awarded the decision to Choynski after a hard fought five round effort.
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McPartland Beaten by Matthews in 17 Rounds in New York
Kid McPartland suffered a severe 17 round defeat at the Broadway Athletic Club as Matty Matthews dominated every stage of the title bout. Matthews led all through, with McPartland showing grit before a final right hand ended the contest. Also noted Ralph Seybold signed a contract after a Cincinnati trial and a potential football game between Indiana and Illinois was hinted for next fall in Indianapolis.
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Changed Again New York May 11 for Corbett-Jeffries bout
The Corbett Jeffries contest in New York has been rescheduled from February 14 to May 11 after an agreed Friday night decision. No further details on venue or promoters were provided.
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McGovern Edges Santry In Five Round Featherweight Bout
In New York on Friday Terry McGovern defeated Eddie Santry in five rounds. The featherweight champion gained the win as the one sided contest ended before the scheduled distance amid crowd attention.
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Oneidas and Orientals Lead Bowling Roundups in Close Scores
In Friday night play, Oneidas swept three straights across opponents Nonpareils and other clubs, while Orientals beat Apollos after dropping the first game. Central defeated Stone Palace in a split series, with high individual scores listed for several players, and New York reports W P Foss winning the class A Lilliard tournament emblem with a 400 to 334 final over W C McCreery.
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St. Louis
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McCreery
Joe Man Smith
Charles Threshie
Boston
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Dr. Mial
C. F. Conklin
Chicago
Pronghorn Antelope Killing Ban Sought Across Five States
The League of American sportsmen petitions Montana Wyoming Idaho Colorado and Utah to ban killing pronghorn antelope for ten years. The Muncie royals beat the Richmond Tenleys 3 to 2 in the second of seven games for the U S championship series, Muncie leading 5 to 2.
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Greater
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W. W. Thompson
Arthur Pee
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Waltham, Mass
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Poughkeepsie
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Riichmond Tenleys
Duncan Case Sours as Police Officer Testimony Skewers Routine
In a courtroom afternoon, Henry Cook testified about Patrolman John Green at Anton Schmidt's saloon near Garfield park. Cook described Green's odd behavior avoiding full uniform and noting his regular visits and card games, while Green remained on the force.
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Internal Police Election Sparks Boardroom Turmoil
Corrigan claims a push by Captain Dawson and associates to install a slate of trustees failed with Stevenson as an unpopular pick. A tense vote and hurried ballot count followed as Quigley allies push to influence outcomes amid cross examinations and denials.
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Fragmentary financial figures from an archival record
A collection of dated monetary figures is presented in a fragmented archival snippet. The numbers include sums such as 829,556.09 and 750,000.00 alongside smaller values like 72.91 and 3,000.00, interspersed with cryptic annotations and partial fractions.
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