1915 Ogden’s Boxers Set and Checklist
‘It’s In The Details’
Title | Ogden’s Boxers |
Year | 1915 |
Size | 1 5/8″ x 2 9/16″ |
Images | Color |
Type | Tobacco |
Number in Set |
50 |
1915 Ogden’s Boxers Set Overview
This release issued by Ogden’s tobacco company for its cigarette packages in 1915. 50 cards are in the set, which features famous boxers. The set was one of several that Ogden’s created with boxers in it.
This set, while not a continuation, is linked closely with Ogden’s 1908-09 Pugilists & Wrestlers sets. The card numbering with this set does not pick up where the 1909 issue left off but the sets have the same look and design.
Similar to the 1888-89 Allen & Ginter N28 and N29 series, pictures of the athletes stand out as they are set against a plain white background. Pictures are portraits/headshots and the backs have a biography of the subject pictured on the front. Backs also include a card number and indicate that 50 are included in the set.
Several of the sport’s stars are found in the release, including Jim Driscoll, Georges Carpentier, and Jess Willard, among several other Hall of Famers. Still, the set is not nearly as star studded as the earlier Ogden’s set that includes the rookie card of Jack Johnson as well as numerous other cards of key boxers and wrestlers.
1915 Ogden’s Boxers Set Checklist
- Jim Driscoll
- Billy Wells
- Kid Lewis
- Pat O’Keeffe
- Hughie Mehegan
- Dick Smith
- Sid Smith
- Albert Lurie
- John Basham
- Georges Carpentier
- Freddie Welsh
- Johnnie Summers
- Tom McCormick
- Eddie McGoorty
- Joe Jeanette
- Charlie White
- Jeff Smith
- Pat Bradley
- Arthur Pelkey
- Jim Sullivan
- Alf Morey
- Digger Stanley
- Sam Langford
- Matt Wells
- Jess Willard
- Young Fox
- Jimmy Clabby
- Sapper O’Neill
- Mike Glover
- Bandsman Blake
- Frank Moran
- Packey McFarland
- Harry Stone
- Billy Papke
- Frank Loughrey
- Willie Ritchie
- Jerry Delaney
- Jimmy Wilde
- Jim Berry
- Harry Mansfield
- Lieutenant McEnroy
- Arthur Evernden
- Curley Walker
- Dai Roberts
- Gus Platts
- Young Nipper
- Tancy Lee
- Harry Thomas
- Bandsman Rice
- Les O’Donnell
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