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Philadelphia Inquirer clipping, April 9, 1902: What Boys in Ring Are Doing, Dougherty and Feltz wind-up to-night at Penn Club
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What Boys in Ring Are Doing

The wind-up at the Penn Athletic Club to-night between Danny Dougherty and Tommy Feltz should be productive of some good sport. There is not the slightest likelihood of this bout turning out to be one of those tiresome clinching affairs of which Philadelphia patrons of boxing have had a surfeit of late.

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Philadelphia Inquirer clipping, November 17, 1900: Coming Boxing Bouts, Owen Ziegler and Jack Bennett at the Penn Art Monday night
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Coming Boxing Bouts

Manager McCarthy has finally settled upon Jack Bennett to meet Owen Ziegler in the wind-up at the Penn Art Club, Twentieth street and Montgomery avenue, on Monday night next. They appeared at one of the early shows of the club, and put up a go that was worth travelling miles to witness.

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Philadelphia Inquirer clipping, June 24, 1900: McConnell and Cleary to Meet
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McConnell and Cleary to Meet

The Broadway A. C., Broad and Ellsworth, will give the boys a run for their money to-morrow night. For the grand wind up it has two of the best men that could be secured, namely, Dan McConnell, the champion lightweight of Camden, and Tom Cleary, of Fairmount.

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Philadelphia Inquirer clipping, May 19, 1900: Coming Boxing Bouts, Cleary and Williams come together at the National A. C. to-night
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Coming Boxing Bouts

There should be some stiff milling at the National Athletic Club, Pennsylvania Hall, Eighth and Christian streets, to-night, that is, if judgment can be based upon the card. With one exception all the boys are known to be willing boxers and the exception, Harry Ramsey, of Washington, comes here with an excellent reputation.

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