Few Clever Boxers Dominate Ring as Slugging Reigns
A historical boxing critique notes Abe Attell and a handful of clever fighters dominate the era while many stars fade. It contrasts fast, technical boxers with rough sluggers, cites Corbett, Ryan, McCay, OBrien, Griff, and Attell as leading clever men, and discusses why many slick fighters lack finishing power. It reflects on evolving crowd tastes and the challenge of finding successors to the era’s greats.
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Abe Attell
Beree
Leiire
James J. Corbett
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCay
J O'Brien
Young Girff
Abe Atter
James J. Jeffrice
Bob Fitesimmons
Young Cornett
Jack McAuliffe
Mast
Cornett
McCoy
Ryan
O'Brien
Attell
Kim Corbatt
Itile Ke Ryan
Nin
Griffo
M’coy
Mr Coy
Corbett
Cruchy
Ryan Ld
Ryan Bay
Griffa
Gritta
Lavigne
McGovern
Nage
Terry
Nelson Plans A Visit To Denmark
Special to the Cincinnati article quotes Battling Nelson expressing his ambition to visit Denmark and interview King Christian as the father in law of Europe. He recalls childhood memories in the country, notes his father knows the king, and says he will be accompanied by his manager Billy Nolan. They expect to tour after completing current engagements, aiming for mid spring.
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Cincinnati
Denmark
Christan
Europe
Battling Neldon
Hlily Nolan
Nolan
Matttra
New York
Noma
Who Will Wear Duffey's Crown in Sprinting?
Boeton mass Nov 2 speculation rises as Duffey's 10 yard record is set to be stricken from AAU history. contenders include John Owen of Detroit Athletic Club who holds 10 yards in 3 4.3 seconds and William A Schick Harvard noted for finishing second to Duffey.
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Duffey
Athletic Hall OF Fame
Yunia
Duttey
A.A. U
John Owen
Detroit Athletic Club
Owen
Ines
Crum
Wefers
Rush
Mayberry
Beara
New England
Osim
Wiliam A. Schick
Harvard
Georgetown
Schick
Jenshan
Frethman
Blind Kentucky University for the Blind Earn Remarkable Football Feat
Special to The Run Louisville Kentucky November 2 The Kentucky University for the Blind team played a remarkable game against Manual freshmen both sides were scoreless and the blind players outmatched their sighted opponents through strength and discipline Prof John Gregory notes the handicap shapes their play and praises the totally blind line and fearless ball handling as the team lines up and drives forward with unstoppable force
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Louisville
Kentucky University For the
John Gregory
Devgory
Wright
Unuauyl
Nathins
Mietina
Iitegory
Trike
Ng Uese
Horse Flesh Fair to See Opens at Stock Yards Sale
The Blair Baker company prepares for a major horse sale at the stock yards this Tuesday afternoon after a busy airding Sunday arrival day. James Butler of New York brings 65 horses from Westchester County via Fast Express, drawing attention as a top shipment. Directum mare Direnta is tipped to be the next year’s top racer, with Kentucky consignments and Blue Grass stock from Keating joining the lineup. Women are invited to attend as bidders with championship billiard player Wanans assisting.
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Ina
Bial-Bakar Company
Blair-Baker Company
James Butler
New York Hill
Bast View Farm
Westchester County
Fast Express
Leawion
Diroet
Dirretum Kelly
A. A. Housman
Wallet
Hrender
Chatne
Parker
Curciz
Tots Smp
Direnta
Mirasman
Ashebourne
Generosa
Blue Grass
Keaticng
Kentucky
Ty Wenn
Sports of all sorts and trade talk swirl in press
A jumble of baseball football and college rivalries fills the page with trade chatter about a player named Bandon Mretes of the Giants and Tar Der auction rumors in New York. Writers deny the stories while noting low attendance and potential Eastern schedules shakeups. Columbia and Penn press scuffle with Yale Princeton Harvard as past tensions rise, highlighted by quarterback Stevenson blamed for rough play.
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Bandon" Mretes
Giants
Jack Harper
Cincinnati Reis
Tete
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Harsvard
Stevenson
Columbia Punch
No Stars Among Women Golfers
A New York Sun report notes no standout stars in the women’s golf scene. It lists scores from various colleges and universities, mentions notable players like Mrs. Charles J. and hints at national competition dynamics. The piece discusses parity and emerging talent across institutions and regions.
Watery asurnbam do you mean to say that you have never bsaid
A chaotic sports tale recalls Burnham’s rise to umpire fame in Baltimore era. The piece centers on a controversial third base decision by Jon Kelley and Burnham’s humorous reaction when a groundkeeper’s watch ends up involved. Kelley’s anger turns to laughter as the joke lands and he pays $60 to cover the bet.
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Asurnbam
Aghéd Jol
Mediraw
Baltimore
Burnham
Jon Kelley
Purnham
Kelsey Wan
Kelley
Hurnham
Notice of Public Sale and License at Marion County Indiana Center
Notice to Vie eitaens and voters that the First Water Center seeks a license from the Marion County Commission to sell and dispense wine beer and spirits on premises in Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana. The two story building fronting Kent on Columbia Avenue is listed as Lot No a in a new addition. The sale would be for pool and public privilege with a private residence and business use. Christian Rif is the applicant.
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Eitaens
Firse
Wishin
Marien Cennis
Siaté
Indiana
Ann
Kent
Columbi Aye
Ist
Balletehor
Jes
Miapelia
Marton Aunty
Kuoap
Mar
Notice to Citizens of Seventh Ward on Moonset Sale
Henry Keetzbergel gives notice to Center Township Marion County Indiana that the Board of Commissioners, December term 19%, will permit sale of intoxicating liquor in quantities over five gallons at a 16 by 40 foot lunch room on the first floor of a two story brick building on Court Street, west half of Lot 10, in Haer No. a. No further details provided.
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Seventh Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Perth
Haare No. A
Indianapolia
Marte County
Henry Keeutzbergei
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Bern
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Mike Markie
Nelson
Walton Perkins
Herman Speisberger
Edward Short
Baxter Coovert
Elijah Brown
Adrian Short
Qurar Gortney
Kalle Btrhigee
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Uotely
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Antrim Chambers
Charles Ray
Spurgin Braich
Aubrey Conway
Vista
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York
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Central Polo League
Nay Hutter
Kbbandtin
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Colgate, Tiles, &, Weateyan
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Avard M. College
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Isingham
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