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Kid Williams
BALTIMORE, MD.
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KID WILLIAMS
Baltimore boy who held the bantam-
weight championship and finally lost it to
Pete Herman in a decision bout at New
Orleans in 1917. The Kid was born De-
cember 5, 1893, at Copenhagen, Denmark;
height, 5 feet 1 inch; weight, 118 pounds;
color, white. He was a hard hitting ban-
tam and beat all the stars of the game,
winning his title from Johnny Coulon by
a knockout in three rounds in 1914 at Los
Angeles. His record for 1921-22:
1921- Knockout-Packy O'Gatti,
O'Gatti, 9rds. Won-Frankie
Edwards, 9. No decision-Carl Tremaine, 8; Abe Gold-
stein, 8; Tommy Ryan, 10. Marty Collins, 8; Joe O'Don-
nell, 8; Earl Puryear, 12; Joe Burman, 8: Jack Wolfe,
12; Patsy Scanlon, 10; Louisiana, 8; Jimmy Mendo, 8.
Lost-Andy Chaney, 10.
-1922-
Rds.
Feb. 15--Terry Martin
.....D Mariesville, R. I. 12
July 8-Joe Mandell
W(F) Brooklyn
Aug. 14-Essie
Ray
W Shreveport
10
Sept. 18-Roy Moore
..:.K Baltimore
Nov. 20-Pascal Colletti
L New Orleans
10
Nov. 24-Eddie O'Dowd
W(F) Providence
Dec. 22-Battling Leonard W(F) New York
-1923
Pancho Villa S...
....L
Copyright 1923 by Ex. Sup. Co.
