Local Boxers at Lancaster

Newspaper article, Local Boxers at Lancaster
Philadelphia Inquirer, February 17, 1897
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Local Boxers at Lancaster. LANCASTER, Pa., Feb. 16 (Special).—The Orange Street Opera House was well filled to-night to witness the boxing contests between Philadelphia pugilistic aspirants. There were six bouts, two of which were anything but tame. These were between Dan McConnell, of Camden, and Tom Devlin, of Philadelphia, and Joe Devlin, of Philadelphia, and John O'Donnell, of Manayunk. No decisions were given. There were a large number of sports present from Camden and Philadelphia.

Local Boxers at Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa., Feb. 16 (Special).—The Orange Street Opera House was well filled to-night to witness the boxing contests between Philadelphia pugilistic aspirants. There were six bouts, two of which were anything but tame. These were between Dan McConnell, of Camden, and Tom Devlin, of Philadelphia, and Joe Devlin, of Philadelphia, and John O'Donnell, of Manayunk. No decisions were given. There were a large number of sports present from Camden and Philadelphia.

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