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July 1901...notable bouts
July 4, 1901
HW: #11 Jim Jeffords 9-3-3 (1) TKO5 #14 Joe Goddard 33-13-2 (20)
Historical bout: Jeffords 6 round decision. According to the Philadelphia Item, Jeffords received the newspaper decision.
July 6, 1901
FW: #9 Ben Jordan 20-6-0 (7) UD12 #7 Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan 14-3-1 (4)
July 12, 1901
FW: Jem Driscoll 3-0-0 (1) UD6 Blair Robinson 0-0-0 (0)
July 22, 1901
WW: PBR Title: Champ George Cole 27-3-1 (4) SD15 #11 Scaldy Bill Quinn 16-11-4 (6)
Cole retains his title.
Historical bout: 10 round draw.
July 26, 1901
FW: Abe Attell 9-0-0 (1) KO6 Bradley Brown 3-0-1 (0)
BW: #3 Pedlar Palmer 32-6-1 (6) UD12 #7 Charley Kelly 29-7-0 (18)
July 29, 1901
LW: #5 Battling Nelson 21-2-0 (6) Tech UD12 #7 Frank Erne 33-8-0 (16)
MW: #11 Jack Stelzner 24-5-4 (9) Draw12 #2 Jack Bonner 25-9-3 (16)
July 30, 1901
WW: #14 Otto Cribb 10-5-2 (4) KO6 #13 Jim Judge 20-10-4 (6)
July 31, 1901
MW: #12 Kid Carter 10-5-3 (5) KO1 #8 Mike Donovan 13-5-1 (2)
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Eddie Collins was one of the most accomplished all-around ballplayers ever to play the game. They called Collins "Cocky," not because he was arrogant, but because he was filled with confidence based on sheer ability ~ Author Jack Kavanaugh
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