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Bud AnderBud Ander in Daily capital journal. - Apr 17 1914
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... He was 57 years old, un-marired, and had lived in Baker 30 years.. MAY REMATCH BUD ANDERSON AND SWAIN Raymond, Wash., April 17. Efforts are being made to rematch Bud Ander son and Joe Swain, who fought sit furious rounds to a draw here last night. Both boxers finished strong. They weighed in at abtmt 145 pounds. Anderson showed flashes of ..."
Publication place: Salem, Marion, Oregon
Bud AnderBud Ander in The San Francisco call. - May 21 1913
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"... MANDOT IS GAME, BUT OUTFOUGHT BY BUD ANDERSON Clever New Orleans Boxer Never Had a Chance to >- " Win Over the Man .; From Oregon LOS ANGEL.ES. May 20.?Bud Ander son of '? Medford. Ore. ; knocked out Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the;: twelfth round in the Vernon arena, tonight. A terrific right swing: to the ; jaw ..."
Publication place: San Francisco, San Francisco, California
Bud AnderBud Ander in Gettysburg Times - Oct 8 1942
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"... discussed thc "Collec- "With onl> three engines ne fell dreda of trucks and armored James B Aumen, president ol the uon and Use of at the War- thr formation." Bud Ander- 'cars and scores nf finks with Gell 6 company and n former ller Hospital.? ?son sidd 'Tho radlo compass fulled' iu oven ui taima wun- president of the state firemen's ..."
Publication place: Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania, United States
Bud AnderBud Ander in Omaha daily bee. - July 6 1913
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"... still another "tear-In" fighter, towlt, Knock Out Brown. Brainy Itoyn nnck. with the passing of Wolgast the "loar-lh" fighter seems to have been Worked out. It may be that Bud Ander son, the Vancouver, lightweight, will be able to keep tho good work .going, but so far as the numbers, aro concerned ho will havo to fight against odds. Tommy Murphy ..."
Publication place: Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
