Gans Erne bout postponed due to Gans illness
The six round match between Joe Gans and Young Erne, set for February 10 at the Washington Sporting Club in Philadelphia, is postponed on Gans illness. Ex champion asked to delay. McCartney of Quaker City club agrees. Gans is confined to his room at the Goldfield hotel and doctors say he will be unable to speak for about two weeks.
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Young Erne
Washington Sporting Club
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Local boxing promoters defend purses and market value
Promoters argue that boxing purses reflect supply and demand and that local fighters are not worth more than promoters can secure. They claim out of town contenders can draw money just as well, and that a fighter union would threaten local jobs if not satisfied.
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Marion roller polo tops Richmond 6 to 3
Marion defeated Richmond 6 to 3 in roller polo action at Marion. The win came in a high scoring contest on January 2.
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Divine Fire Helps Nelson Improve Language and Image
New York January 2 Bat Nelson discusses his self education and career writing his life story He praises his diary writing and use of a typewriter crediting effort to polish his English and social manners He contrasts himself with other fighters noting self control and learning as key to rising above average boxers
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New York
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Bat
Jack Lordon
Bat Nelson
Schowfels, Pioneers, Bears Win Bowlers’ Leagues Night
The Schowfels beat the Feeneys in the Furniture league while the Sommers, Munters, and Rhodes Bur Right teams posted wins. Pioneers won two from the Boosters in Marion league. Vets posted 977 as high team score and Freas topped bowlers with 230. Bears swept Stakes and Lions beat Elephants in their leagues. Boosters host Company B Saturday with a dinner planned.
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German Oak Briegfria Dominates Three Wrestlers at Madison Square Garden
New York January 2 Ernest Briegfrid, dubbed the German Oak, battered three opponents in 12 minutes 40 seconds at Madison Square Garden. He used a rapid belt turn and tossing move to slam each foe headfirst, while the trio of challengers weighed less than Briegfrid. The bout sequence showcased Briegfrid’s prowess in the so called merry go round wrestling style.
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Madison ‘Square Garden
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Rovers
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Séaat
Firat
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Donlin Rejects Giants Contract Terms
Mike Donlin captain of the New York Giants explains he sent back the unsigned contract to President Brush. He says the monetary terms did not suit him and will accept another show bid if not met. McGraw and Donlin had agreed on terms weeks ago but Brush failed to see them. Hanlin plans continued training in Indianapolis with his wife at the Grand opera house.
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George Fox Signs to Lead Lancaster Swim Pennant Club
O ate Lancaster January 20 George Fox who piloted the Lancaster club in the Ohio State league last season has accepted terms to manage and play for the team this season.
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Ed Curley’s Selections at Oakland and Los Angeles
At Oakland selections list Francis Joseph Antigo Emperor William Great Heavens Melton Cloth Earl Rogers Harry Scott Pickaway Fleming Dennis Stafford Center Shot Taunt Orcagna Aiia Toll-gatherer Translucent Pacific Electric Most probable winner Fleming At Los Angeles Hush Money Cayenne Cora M B Clark Ametia Jack Dennerson Loranze Von Tromp Wilmore Banposal Toll-box Duke of Orleans Billy Myer Cowen Lady Rensselaer Ak-sar-ben Prosper Galinda Descennets Most probable winner Hush Money
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Driscoll Beats Marto In Ten Round Boxing Display
Jem Driscoll of England defeated Johnny Marto of New York in ten rounds at the Fairmount Athletic Club. Driscoll produced a brilliant exhibition of cleverness while Marto absorbed a brutal beating and staggered into frequent clinches in the final round.
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Jem Driscoll
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Johnny Marto
Fairmount Athletic Club
Marto
Milwaukee Makes Big Trades In Offseason Moves
Milwaukee officials confirm the sale of first baseman Flynn to St Paul. Closely following, deals near completion send catcher Ludwig and pitcher McGlynn from the Cardinals to Milwaukee in a flurry of activity on January 29 in Wisconsin.
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Major League Reserve List Reform Talk In Chicago
National and American league leaders plan to cut reserve list sizes in Chicago next week. President Herrmann and President Ban Johnson endorse reducing limits to ease player movement. Critics call the current system an evil, while minor leagues brace for reshuffling as majors decide who to dispose of and who may farm players elsewhere.
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