Montana Boxing Commission Formed and Warns Off Frauds
The Montana boxing commission officers Joe Markham of Billings Dr A Cooney of Helena and John F Davies of Butte held sessions to establish a clean sport. The office will be in Butte and any club boxer or manager engaging in fraud will be barred with forfeited money and immediate suspensions for frameups or ringer matches.
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Venice Victors Tie Series 3-2 in Twinbill
In Los Angeles the Venice team won both games in the Pacific Coast League series by a 3 to 2 score. The afternoon game featured a 3-2 finish over seven innings? A veteran Venice second baseman Noy Meashear collided with Johnson and broke his leg while covering base. The Oakland and Sacramento windup of the series noted with Tun scoring for the fret 2 innings.
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Return match opener stars Ander and Brown in LA
In Los Angeles on April 1, Bud Ander and Knockout Brown headlined a return bout. The veteran pair debuted back in ring action after time away, drawing local attention as the arena hosted the night’s program.
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Unclear baseball recap with scattered names and scoring
In St. Louis on April 6 the Nationals beat the Americans 13 to 6 after mixed innings with several pitchers. The report mentions Brown resting at Venice and references players Hamilton Allison Severens Adame and Agnew in a partial lineup with incomplete details.
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RE. Nationale
Australians on the Way to meet American team
The Australian lawn tennis squad sailed on the steamer Ventura from Sydney to San Francisco for the Davis Cup preliminaries. The team includes Horace Tee, ML Tease, and A. TD. Jones, and is expected to reach San Francisco around April 2. Detroit Tigers defeat the AL team 1 to 4 after timely pitting.
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Wichita Western Leaguers Top Pittburgh Second Team
The Wichita Western league team defeated the Pittburg National league second team today in a decisive matchup.
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Remains for Europe To Add Force to Injustice
Paris reports King Nicholas of Montenegro, quoted in the Temps, saying Edgar Quinet will represent France in a naval demonstration on the Monte Negro coast. The king calls it a bitter irony that Quinet, a champion of independence, is linked to an expedition against a small but steadfast opponent. Europe’s coercive measures may fail to deter, leaving only armed force to mock justice.
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Marquis of Queensberry rules and Ketchel legacy debated
A fragmented appraisal of the boxer Kid Ketchel and his era outlines how critics rank him among greats, noting his knockout record, ferocious punching, and mixed reactions to his career and notoriety in New York and beyond.
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Russian Police Permit Big Slav Demonstration
A massive St. Petersburg rally reportedly reached about 60 000 attendees before the dowager empress residence. Protesters sang the national anthem and displayed banners. a visit to the cathedral and guards suas followed as officers saluted. Reports also note Montenegro King Nicholas resigning as army commander and shifts in Scutari. A Vienna dispatch and a Constantinople dispatch mention indemnity talks with allies and prisoner maintenance plans.
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Boston Telephon Operators Vote to Strike in Regional Labor Clash
In Boston a center labor union backed the telephone operators union and announced a strike threat against Nationalland Telephone, citing demands for a 10 hour day, wage reforms, and the abolition of certain ownership structures. The move targets Boston and suburban exchanges as the two sides debate control and conditions.
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Haywood Praises New Jersey Courts At Rallies
Paterson New Jersey April blaze of speeches by William D Haywood national organizer of the Industrial Workers of the World addressed thousands of mill strikers and sympathizers praising the New Jersey courts for releasing Adolph Lessig and others from jail noting the decision grants the right to assemble and support for the working class.
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Policeman Killed by Prisoner’s Friend in Chicago
In Chicago during April, James Younkis a special policeman from Phoenix Suburb arrested an Italian prisoner. While transporting him to jail the officer was shot in the back by another Italian, a friend of the prisoner. Both men escaped. the officer died shortly after and details such as identities and motive remain unclear.
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Racing to be renewed at big loss in Norfolk area
The April opening of the race season faces uncertainty as Marlboro paces opposition, with Norfolk tracks potentially closing and Havre de Grace, Pimlico, and Belmonto plans under debate. Officials explore mutuel machines, funding, and legal limits while racing advocates urge a cautious revival amid antirace sentiment.
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Four Arrivals at Spanish Forks for Diamond Camp
Weather halted work at Spanish Forks Utah as recruits spent time in the hotel after a morning run. Four new arrivals join the camp including Demaggio Callo and Torgeron from Vancouver. ODay will move from Vancouver camp tomorrow, while a weed-out process and friendly rivalry are anticipated as practice resumes.
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Jackson a Promoter Frank Jackson Montana Cuban
Frank Jackson the promoter known as the Montana Cuban staged a boxing entertainment in Alberta Canada last Wednesday. The event netted the colored boy several hundred dollars from the venture. In Missouri Bt Joseph won 4 to 1 against the Chicago Americans, breaking a 1 to 1 tie and driving Walsh from the time.
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New Orleans Defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 in Series Game
The srveans, APT and New Orleans beat the Cleveland Americans today by four to one. In the nar game of the series, Cleveland holds five wins to New Orleans four across nineteen games played.
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Giants Top Baltimore Internazionale in Loose Hack River Tilt
The New York Nationals defeated Baltimore Internacional 19 to in a loose game at Hack River today.
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Giants Schedule Portraits Mixed Games Through May
The article outlines the 1 League schedule for the New York Giants through late May and June, detailing 42 games up to June 1 with 26 at the Polo Grounds and travel to Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia. It notes matchups with western teams, early Cubs Reds Pirates Cardinals visits, and contrasts with Chance's Athletics facing New York in April and June months. It also mentions Marquard rejoining the Giants, Keating as a rising pitcher in Bermuda, and Huggins coaching notes on pitching delivery.
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Pirates Lose Exhibition Game in Kansas City
Kansas City Missouri April exhibition game saw the local American Association team fall to the Pittsburgh Nationals with a final score of 121 to something. The second game of the series was described as a defeat for the Kansan City squad.
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