1899-08-17 (126lbs) Tommy White w pts 15 Billy O’Donnell, Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA - Revision history

Hugman at 17:15, 27 March 2013

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−	1899-08-17 (126lbs) [[Tommy White]] w pts 15 [[Billy O’Donnell]], Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125), who was content to gain the points ~~and land~~ blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the ''Sioux City Journal'' reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in the ''Ring Record Book''.	+	1899-08-17 (126lbs) [[Tommy White]] w pts 15 [[Billy O’Donnell]], Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125), who was content to gain the points while landing blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the ''Sioux City Journal'' reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in the ''Ring Record Book''.

	[[Category: 1899 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 1899 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Featherweight Division]]		[[Category: Featherweight Division]]

Hugman at 11:31, 20 March 2012

2012-03-20T11:31:53Z

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−	1899-08-17 (126lbs) [[Tommy White]] w pts 15 [[Billy O’Donnell]], Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125) who was content to gain the points and ~~landed~~ blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the ''Sioux City Journal'' reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in the ''Ring Record Book''.	+	1899-08-17 (126lbs) [[Tommy White]] w pts 15 [[Billy O’Donnell]], Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125), who was content to gain the points and land blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the ''Sioux City Journal'' reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in the ''Ring Record Book''.

	[[Category: 1899 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 1899 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Featherweight Division]]		[[Category: Featherweight Division]]

Hugman at 11:52, 9 January 2012

2012-01-09T11:52:24Z

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−	1899-08-17 (126lbs) Tommy White w pts 15 Billy O’Donnell, Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125) who was content to gain the points and landed blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the Sioux City Journal reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in ~~The~~ Ring Record Book.	+	1899-08-17 (126lbs) [[Tommy White]] w pts 15 [[Billy O’Donnell]], Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125) who was content to gain the points and landed blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the ''Sioux City Journal'' reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in the ''Ring Record Book''.

−	[[Category: 1899 ~~Featherweight~~ Title Contests]]	+	[[Category: 1899 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Featherweight Division]]		[[Category: Featherweight Division]]

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1899-08-17 (126lbs) Tommy White w pts 15 Billy O’Donnell, Peavey Grand Opera House, Sioux City, Iowa, USA. O’Donnell (120¾) was outclassed at every stage by White (125) who was content to gain the points and landed blows at will for much of the time. Following this, White continued to claim the American 126lbs title despite losing to George Dixon at the weight some five weeks earlier. Interestingly, the Sioux City Journal reported the scheduled distance to be 15 rounds, not 20 as shown in The Ring Record Book.

[[Category: 1899 Featherweight Title Contests]]
[[Category: Featherweight Division]]