Pug Seconding Tactics Revealed In Prize Ring Tales
A New York Sun piece recounts veteran Harry Tuthill discussing proper cornering in prize fighting. He explains ammonia, tincture of iron, and iron salts are misused and offers practical, safer methods for reviving a fighter between rounds. He stresses minimal attendants and simple gear in the corner.
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New York
Harry Tuthill
Giants
Fahier
Shane
Eiga
Xing
Sporting of All Sorts Sparks Enthusiasm at Turnover
A scattered sports column notes Ciinemans enthusiasm for the turn over at Yorada and details players and events across baseball boxing and track. Dougherty trains with the White Sox while Jimmy Casey aims to regain third base for Selec Chicago Nationals, and Jimmy Jackann looks likely to stay with Cleveland manager Lajoie. Avatin Rice defeats Tom Herman in a ten round bout, Art Black beats Youngs Johnson, and notable track results include Duffy winning the 01 and 10 yard events at Wellington with Burk outpacing Alfred Shrubb in the mile.
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Avatin Rice
Kew Haven
Uonn
Tom Herman
San Franchicty
Art Black
Detrnit
Youngs Johnson
Bagmaw
Anbez White Emerges as Top Boxing Contender
NEW YORK March news notes ANBEZ WHITE rises in boxing prominence after being named next opponent for Jimmy Britt. Viewers describe him as tall, well built with a strong defense and sharp straight jabs. He claims wins over Spike Sullivan in prior bouts and could challenge Britt in a pivotal bout.
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March
T—Jones White
Jimmy Britt
White
Alda
Atlantic
Spike
Central League Polo Standings and Scores
Central League polo standings show teams and records including Danville Marion Indianaplis Fort Wayne Kokomo and Anderson with wins and losses. Monday and Tuesday night results list Panville Logansport Marion Fort Wayne Kokomo Anderson matchups and upcoming games.
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Logansport
Marion
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Anderson
Loansport
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Central Polo league season ends amid franchise talks
In Anderson Indiana managers Barnes of Kokomo and Norton of Anderson announce that Central Polo league owners plan to disband or end the season next Saturday April K. Players may face pay cuts, with doubts about a diary reduction. Magnates cite heavy traveling costs and declining attendance as pressures forcing action.
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Anderson
Ind
Barnes
Kokomo
Norton
Central Polo League
Utethine
Fitzgerald Beats Gardner In Brooklyn Boxing Exhibition
Willa Fitzgerald of Brookly West tops Michigan’s Gardner in a weighty mismatch as he dominates with superior speed and timing. Gardner, repeatedly knocked to the canvas, struggles but returns, while Fitzgerald showcases sharp defense and varied attack before a large Auditorium crowd. Other undercard fights include a draw between Billy Maytidla and Danny Donovan and Chicago’s Hugo Kelly among the featured figures. The event, promoted by J.P. Morgan, draws notable interest over the rival promoters’ plans and fighter wages.
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Brookly West
Weleht
Will
Aux Gartner
Saginaw
Mich
Ryan Wan
Fitzgerald
Gardner
Avalrdupola
Fitz
Sleloff
Brooklyn
Pazgerald
Dreamland
Ike
Fite
Michi- Kander
Gerdney Waltron
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Nelly
Bily Maytidla
Danny Donavan
Donavan
Gevision
Casey Wan
Chicago Star Coaches Japanese Baseball Team In Tokyo
Fred Merrifield, former captain of the University of Chicago baseball team, coaches Waseda at Tokyo. He believes the Japanese players will hold their own against American teams after adopting American training. Waseda faculty plans an American visit with expenses covered, with the Jap team arriving in June for several weeks in the United States.
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University of Chicago
Waseda
Merrifield
Ounein Academy
Tokio
Inter
Japan
Whseda University
America
Has Beens Bout Ends Early as Bronson Declared Winner
In a five round Tek bout the Has Beens faced Kid Bronson who aimed to force Casey to quit after two rounds. The gang intervened to prevent a knockout, Referee Tyanxis counted Bronson out but Olivia ruled Bronson winner. Wile Reilly beat Kid Latey in the four round prelim. Nether and the others knew little about the foggy game.
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Tek
Casey
Slone
Tyanxis
Olivia
Bronson
Wile Reilly
Kid Latey
Yanger at West Baden in Training for Title Bout
Yanger the Chicago featherweight continues daily workouts at West Baden Springs in preparation for a future bout. He trains along rural roads and in the gymnasium under manager Emil Thiry who expects a match against Benny soon.
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West Baden
Ind
Reany Yanger
Chicago
Emil Thiry
Benny
Bat盗 Theft Tale From Old Raggedy Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Victorian era tale about a stolen bat and a dispute over ownership. Names and places are unclear, but the text mentions characters such as Ramen Bnew and Samy Crune and references a bat that allegedly moved between owners during a period described as the Met.
Woodruff Joins Colonels From Run Louisville
Louisville March reports that Woodruff has accepted terms to play for the Colonels this season. He previously delayed, seeking Birmingham business reasons, and is expected to replace Quinlan at shortstop.
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Woodruff
Louisville
Ortle Woodrall
Teheau
Birmingham
Quinlan
War over racing power in Chicago disputed by Condon
A special Chicago dispatch reports John Condon may extend a war into Chicago to cripple the rival turf faction tied to Chicago interests. Sheriff Barrote could shut down tracks, with Condon countering by leveraging Indiana tracks around Hammond to sustain racing. The American Turf Association factions, Indiana tracks, and Western Jockey Club influence shape potential outcomes.
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Conk County
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Coure
Coulen
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Hammond
Indiana
Lot Springs
Condon
Witnevelt
Clovianat
Indias
Western Jockey Club
Florida Auto Races in Doubt by G T N Pulford
Florida auto racing in Ormond is in doubt as the American Automobile Association has not yet granted dates to the Florida East Coast Automobile Association. The Ormond Racing Association formed to promote races reports limited facilities and poor spectator accommodations. The dispute centers on AA A dates, organization credibility, and plans for a two to three mile track in the shrubs with garages. Ormond Racing Association plans races on the bench from the 2nd to 27th week, weather and commerce department permitting.
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Ormind
Fla
Psydtaben
Florida East Coast
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Jancy
Storler
Villlette
A. A
Wood Morgan
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Gillette
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Ormaml
Tarthy Anderson & Prine
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The
Ormond Racing Association
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White vs Britt promise world title bid in America
Special to The New York paper reports Jabez White arriving after a 3000 mile journey to seek the lightweight title clash with Britt. White says he will weigh 130 pounds ringside, plans to train in California if the bout lands in San Francisco, and aims to prove himself in the United States after England’s champ victory.
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America
Jabez White
Taam
Oght
Britt
Unying
England
White
Huitt
California
Johnny Hull
Brite
Kokomo Basketball Scene Nears End of Season
Kokomo Auditorium hosts a tense scene as players and magnates debate salaries amid falling attendance. Marion defeated Fort Wayne to upset champions, with Nick McGilvray star for Old Workers. Danville led by Dean, Hardy, and others, while Anderson sent a team to Kokomo after a 4 to 3 loss.
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Fort Wayne
Nick McGilvray
Enous
Loganeport
Danville
Feo Coves
Weport
Fae
Dean and
Hardy
Xtara
Suckers
Lincoln Aid Jemsup
Tigers
Anderson
Kokomo
Wodtke
Attell Eyes Catchweight Fights With Young Corbett
Abe Attell declares he would fight Young Corbett at catchweights and take a bat on the side for the win. He stresses willingness to meet Terry McGovern at any weight and praises his featherweight mastery, noting past clashes with Buddy Ryan and Eddie Banton illustrate his speed and skill.
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Young Corbett
Attell
Terry
Abe Attell
Attell Onte
Buddy Ryan
Buddy
Eddie Banton
Hanton
Progress of Sports Between Lajoie and Jeffries
The discussion notes shifts in both boxing and baseball, comparing old power hitters to modern fast, agile athletes. It argues that head work, strategy, and timing now rival raw strength, as exemplified by Jeffries, Lajoie, Sullivan, Cors, Brouthers, Thompson, Chesbra, and Dineen.
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Jeffries
Herit
Guinea
Bulivan
Brouthers
Thompson
Jeffrica
Sullivan
Corshett
Chesbra
Dineen
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