Willard Defeats Moran In Ten Round Indoor Bout
Jess Willard outpointed Frank Moran in a ten round match at Madison Square Garden before 12 000 fans the largest indoor crowd in New York state. Willard broke his right hand in round three but remained the aggressor and used power to edge Moran despite Moran forcing the action most of the bout. Sullivan and Corbett both favored Moran and Willard respectively.
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Moran and Willard Exchange Heavy Rounds In Bout
Moran lands a left to the abdomen and two body blows as Willard counters with jabs and a sharp right to the body. Willard presses Moran to the ropes, trading power shots until the bell ends the round with both men trading inside.
Moran and Willard Trade Blows in Fierce Round
Moran and Willard exchange heavy punches as Moran targets Willard's head and body. Willard replies with jabs and rights, trading clinches and shoulder hits before Moran finishes the round with a flurry to Willard’s stomach.
Moran and Willard In Brutal Round Three Exchange
Moran and Willard trade body shots and blows to the head in a tense round three. Moran lands multiple body shots while Willard answers with rights and a sharp uppercut, ending with a wild jaw swing as the round closes.
Willard Moran Boxing Exchange Presses Front Center
The report details a mid bout sequence where Willard lands a strong left to Moran’s abdomen followed by a hard right to the body. Moran replies with a sharp left and a right to Willard’s jaw as both fighters trade jabs in the square center. Moran pushes to the ropes, then unleashes a stomach shot and Willard answers with uppercuts before separation.
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Moran
Moran's Eye Gash Opens Above Eye in Bout
Moran suffers a gash above the eye with blood streaming after a clash in the fight. Willard's round proceeds as the match moves forward.
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Moran
Willard
Moran and Willard Exchange Fierce Punches to Standstill
In a tight exchange at ringside Moran and Willard trade lefts and rights. Moran drives Willard to the ropes and lands repeated body and head blows while the champion absorbs punishment. The pair clash center ring with both landing solid shots and Moran widening a cut on Moran’s eye as the round ends even.
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Willard
Moran
Willard Wins Round After Tight Exchange With Moran
In a tense exchange both fighters clashed from the opening bell. Willard landed a body punch and a right to Moran’s eye while Moran responded with body shots and a strong swing that missed. Moran’s glove broke but was not replaced as the referee allowed the bout to continue.
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Mo- Tan
Moran
White
Willard Presses Moran In Brutal First Round Exchange
Willard burst out with a furious rush and pounded Moran with fifteen blows as Moran staggered. Moran answered with body shots and a chin smash, trading heavy exchanges until Moran surged to life and driven Willard into the ropes before the bell.
Willard and Moran Engage in Aggressive Round Eight
In round eight Willard lands a right to Moran's face and body after Moran trades body blows. Moran answers with two body shots and a long left to Willard's head but fails to land. Willard backs Moran with a right to the body and jab combination as Moran misses a jaw swing and a sharp overhand right from Moran tests Willard's chin.
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Willard
Moran
Moran and Willard Exchange Brutal Boxing Blows
Moran speeds from the corner meeting Willard as he advances. Frank lands a mix of body and head punches while Willard fires jabs and a long right. Moran counters with a right to the jaw as both fighters push hard. Willard misses a head lift then connects with a sharp uppercut.
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Willard
Frank
Willard Opens Round With Early Leads In Bout
Willard lands two lefts to Moran's face and a body shot early as Moran circles and tests a right to the jaw. Moran answers with three punches in a brief clinch before exchanges continue with body blows and staggered swings. The round ends with Moran missing a left to the body as the fight closes.
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Moran
Frank
Historic Madison Square Garden Fight Draws Huge Indoor Crowd
Ten thousand fans packed Madison Square Garden for Jess Willard versus Frank Moran in a ten round bout. Doors opened late amid unruly scenes and clashes as police and ushers managed the mass, while carpenters’ delays prompted the crowding. Dr George H Muth timed the event as fighters finally appeared.
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George H. Muth
Moran and Willard Fight Night At Madison Square Garden
The crowd packs 12,500 at the Moran Willard bout as Tex Rickard reports receipts near 175000 with $110000 in expenses. Notables including Sullivan Fitzsimmons Corbett and McCoy attend amid heavy smoke as the main event nears under airlight photography and police oversight.
Cycle riders sign on to Federation tracks in Newark
In Newark on March 25 the Cycle Racing Men's Union announced a pact to ride on Federation of American Cyclers tracks in the Bronx Brooklyn and Newark. Harry Pollok Billy Gibson and Jack Curley will run races twice weekly on local tracks. Notable signers include Alfred Goullet Alf Grenda Iver Lawson Harry Kaiser George Cameron Edward Madden and Ray Eaton. Frank Kramer could not sign due to current allegiance with a rival group.
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Sore arms dominate Ellis Hardy's Waco camp
Ellis Hardy faces weary arms among Navs players as spring practice opens in Waco Texas. Outfield trio James Coyle and Bittle hits well while infield looks solid with Wohlleben Conwell Malmquist Tanner and Grubb or Clemens. Reilly fixes catcher and Toland battles for corner roles as Detroit Colts and Giants prospects visit Katy Park. 1916 pennant dreams linger.
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Cornell Lacrosse Team Begins Practice For Southern Trip
Ithaca March 25 The Cornell lacrosse squad started daily practices for a southern trip during the Easter recess. Seven players from last year’s team report, with Coach Hunter yet to select a lineup. Notable returnees include Collins Cooper Kent Shock Spiegelberg and Van Arman. Newcomers showing promise are Cool Wart Quinn Tavilor and Drescher. The squad will face Navy Mount Washington Johns Hopkins Swarthmore and Lehigh before opening the intercollegiate season against Hobart on April 22.
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Nags Take Ninth In Exhibition Thriller At League Park
The Bronchos rallied in the ninth to edge Ahrens & Ott 9 8 in an exhibition at League Park. Baggan started the ninth with a triple and scored the tying run after a misplay by Brown. Delcambrie's throw on a steal attempt sparked the winning run as Balenti slid home. Warner led Ahrens & Ott with key hits, while Hicks endured costly errors in support.
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Vaughn Named Coach for California Basketball
Pete Vaughn, Purdue University basketball coach for four years, becomes basketball and assistant football coach at the University of California in Berkeley. He departs Crawfordsville after serving in Purdue roles and joins California staff.
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Evidently He Had A College Star Facing Parental Doubt
Robert enjoyed a successful college career with a winning touchdown and All American talk. His father, however, questioned his use of time at college. He urged a talk with a professor amid unsatisfactory reports.
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Buffs Face Texas League Opener Lacking a Pitcher
Houston notes the Buffs need a premier pitcher before the Texas League season opens. Despite a solid exhibition record and strong outfield candidates, doubts center on pitching depth. Frierson Northen and Al Lee could form a 275 batting trio if they play, with Rose likely to carry the staff in long outings, while changes loom as Hickory Dickson awaited and rosters shuffle with Northen, Al Lee, and query considered for catching duties.
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Horse racing results from Hot Springs Arkansas
Summary of six races held in Hot Springs March 25 with winners and times. Marie Miller won race one. Vachel Worth took race two. Mil ton Roblee led race three. Beverly James won race four. Mars Cassiday won race five. Stanley S. won race six with times listed for each event.
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Transport
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Austin High Beats San Marcos in Nine Inning Tilt
Austin High School defeated San Marcos Baptist Academy 12 to 6 in a see-saw game. The ninth inning soured by errors as San Marcos capitalized on miscues. Echols led the winners with several hits including a four-base hit, while Hooker added multiple RBIs. Batteries Johnson Faulk Harige and Hooker Cairnes Windsrow. Umpire Oliver.
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