Hennepin County Club Licensed for Boxing Exhibitions
The Athletic Association of Hennepin County was granted a license to stage boxing contests in Minneapolis by the Minnesota Boxing Commission. The move allows the Minneapolis Boxing Club led by Mike Collins to conduct exhibitions in major cities. Fred Fulton of Minneapolis was reinstated after a two year suspension over a take fight with Jack Dempsey. Frank B. Thompson of St. Paul was re elected chairman and W. F. Sailor of St. Paul named to the commission office of assistant secretary abolished.
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Jack Dempsey
Wilson
Downey
Cleveland
Frank B. Thompson
St. Paul
W. F. Sailor
Ansitant
Amateur Baseball Trials and Local Juniors Roster
Amateur teams from Butte and Anaconda seek under 18 players for games. Manager contact details include FD Holland in Anaconda and 423 Bart Platinum Street Butte. A report mentions Bennetts and Sluggers with disputed scores and home runs, plus junior lineups and ambitions of players like Dan and Senn.
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Bart Platinum Street
Butte
Buttere
Mike. C. E
Mercury ‘Street
Boston Wins Opening Game In Open Series
Boston defeats Chicago 8 0 in a high scoring opener as Faber allows six runs with Boston tallying three in the first. Chicago commits no putouts by outfielders, while Schalk and Ruel join Faber at the plate. Postponements hit Philadelphia St Louis and Washington Cleveland as rain and wet grounds affect schedules.
National League Yeomen: Two Home Runs In Series Clash
National League reports two homer performances by Jack Smith and McHenry Loula as St. Louis defeats today’s opponent 3 to 2, dropping the Giants to two-and-a-half games behind Pittsburgh. Chicago and Boston games noted with pitchers and line scores. Pittsburgh fells Philadelphia 9 to 5 after early trouble, with injuries to Schmidt. Cincinnati game unresolved as reports end.
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Associated Prose
ST. “Louis
Jack Smith
McHenry
Loula
Giants
Pittsburg
Rhe ‘Smith
Snyder
Doak
Clemons
Frank Foss
Chicago
Earl Dby
University of Pennsylvania
Jose Ray
Shrubb
Fen
Hawaiian swimming records shine in relay and 50 yard events
The Makani club led with 38 points while Hut Malu and other clubs trailed as Estelle Makani set a women’s 50 yard mark. Yale’s Joe Pollara excelled in springboard diving as Outrigger relay teams dominated the meet clocking 1 minute 5.9 seconds in the 500 yard relay.
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Sec
Feshiva
Hut Malu
Estelle
Sd-vard
Tess
Joe
Pollara
Yale
Felay
Gibbons Ratner bout postponed by rain in New York
The ten round boxing match between Mike Gibbons of St. Paul and Augie Ratner of New York was postponed to Thursday night due to rain. In Toronto, W H Trovenger of Detroit won the Canadian open golf championship with 298 for 72 holes, Mike Brady of Detroit finished second with 296.
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Ont
W. H Fravenger
Detroit
Mike Brady
New York Yankees
Ping Bodle
Boston
Arsx
Tom Sheehan
St. Paul
Elmer Miller
Huggins
Far Gardens
Day of Activity for Kids of Butte
At Columbia Gardens a full day of activity unfolds with a kite contest in the morning offering prizes. Baseball games follow for the boys league including Dublin Gulch vs Broadway Independents and Pirates vs Cabbage Patch, plus a special stunt event. Tennis championships and more matches cap the schedule as entrants arrive early.
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Columbia Gardens
Boys’ League
Dublin Gulch
Broadway Independents
Pittsmonts
Woolman Street Stars
Pirates
Mr. Clevett
Tgiatree
Moore Pirates
Long Black Cats
Evans Indians
Kohn White Sox
Bucks
Patterson Braves
Candida
Wireless phone to report races emerge in war era exhibit
Wireless phones reported race results at Pel a Vient land events Friday Saturday and Sunday. Naval exhibits featured telephones to relay speed feats with wireless displays and a pageant in Forest Preserve.
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Pela
Naval
Small athletes shine across multiple sports in early 20th century
The article highlights how lighter, quicker players excel in baseball, football, track, tennis, basketball, and golf, challenging the era's bias toward larger athletes. It cites examples like lightweight hitters and fielders, quick backs, fast sprinters, and agile tennis stars to illustrate that height and weight do not determine success, with several named programs and figures supporting the trend.
Deny Report That Evers Has Quit As Cubs Manager
Reports in Chicago claimed Johnny Evers quit and Bill Killefer would replace him. William Veeck, Cubs president, denied the reports and said the manager remained in place. The article notes rumors circulated after a stockholders meeting and mentions Dr. B. A. Rodents and a fever diagnosis.
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Chicago
Chicago Today
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Bill Killefer
William Veeck
Mane
Johany
B. A. Roddents
Evers
Toda
Siuhe
Welham
Sete
Ota
Walliam Satcher
Fowler Wallace Fight Saturday Card Draws Attention
Special Dispatch from Helena notes Monk Fowler has arrived from Great Walls with Otto Wallace for a Saturday bout. The card, staged by the Legion, promises a strong turnout amid reports of training and preparations by Fowler and partner.
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Standard
Helena
Monk Fowler
Great Walls
Agati
Otto Walloe
Hs Brgveng
Legion
Pastor J A Baines Resigns From Bozeman Presbytery Post
On August 3 the Rev J A Baines pastor of the Presby terian church in Bozeman has resigned his pastorate and ministry from the Montana presbytery.
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J. A. Baines
Presbateris Sausa
Ttn Siaiecers
Afontana Bytery
Bozeman Roundup Opens With Parades and Rough Riding
Bozeman August 3 The third annual Bozeman roundup runs to Saturday drawing about 4000 spectators. A parade features 250 riders, cowboys, Flathead Indians bands and events at the stadium including broncho riding calf roping and relay races. Several injuries occur but are not serious with riders knocked unconscious and a girl rider taken from the field. Winners include James Massey Cheyenne Kaiser Billy Kingham Mose Ranger and others in various events and the Cow Girls Relay is won by Lorena Trickey Kitty Canute and Fanny Sperry Steele.
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Bozeman
Ron
Red Sublette
Brahma
Sublette
Red Wing
Powell
Lorena
James Sachs
Cheyenne Kaiser
Onde
Kitty Canute
Fanny Sperry Steele
Trial of White Sox players ends in not guilty verdict
Judge McDonald lauds the clearing of the 1919 World Series throwing case as baseball is said to be purged for a generation. He notes the grand jury and prosecutions deterred gamblers and shady players, restoring public confidence in the sport.
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Arthur Dutty
Alfred Shrubb
White Sox
Charles A. McDonald
The
Criminal Court
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Cook County Grand Onight
Sam
Meaderville beats Anaconda Roads 4 0 in baseball clash
Pitcher Penhale of Invaderville duplicates Henry by tossing a no hit no run effort against Anaconda Roads. Meaderville wins 4 to 0 with 12 hits and 2 errors while Anaconda Roads commits four errors. Batteries: Meaderville Hastie Pendale Anaconda Roads Martin Harrington.
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Anaconda
Meaderville
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Pendale
Martin
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Local energy firm plans pipeline to transport oil and gas
Fae Cro, president of the B C Polley Livertony Company of Soplie, proposes to build a pipeline named Site to transport oil from the Brown Boules site. Wells being drilled there are expected to produce five gas in commercial quantities that have already been developed.
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B.C Polley Livertony Company
Ot Soplie
Punty
Eald
Unclear OCR Fragment About Funeral Announcement
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a funeral notice or obituary fragment with unclear wording and potential names not readable. No definite events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the provided snippet.
Funeral Home Ad Prompts Puzzling Address Clues
Fragmentary classified notice from SHERMAN and REED funeral chapel lists a waiting room phrase and a Broadway Arizona contact line. The readable items suggest a local funeral service ad with unclear directions and phone reference, indicating a community notice rather than full listing.
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Sherman & Reed
Artizona
Raid Finds Limited Alcohol At Local Establishments
Sheriff Bayar Chief of Police Smith and County Attorney Bunker led a raid on soft-drink outlets in the city. Only one location yielded liquor, with the rest reporting none. Latta’s premises reportedly had items confiscated amid the operation.
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Smith
Latta
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