Jimmy Smith the Best Money Bowler in the United States
Brooklyn bowler Jimmy Smith, often called the best money bowler, rose from pin boy to top contender. Born Sept 10, 1886 in New York, he built a career on the natural ball, matching frames with Franz of Cleveland and Vorhees for substantial stakes. He later opened a Brooklyn alley and cafe on Smith Street, after years of tourneys and a noted run of perfect 800 games.
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Echoes of the World's Series Second Guess Winds Down
Walter Schang starred for the Athletics driving seven runs across four games while the Giants manager John McGraw refused to pass Schang or other sluggers. The piece argues critics overstate insights and notes Schang delivered key hits including a late eighth inning home run and several RBI singles as Philadelphia dominated New York in the 1911 World Series.
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Overmatching Spoils Matty McCue Career Prospects
Ragged critique of overmatching in boxing centers on Racine teen Matty McCue. The piece cites his losses to Cal Delaney and Patsy Brannigan, faulting his training and matchmaking. It notes McCue’s punch as a knockout asset but calls for improved boxing technique and a weight plan under new manager Tom Jones, aiming to elevate him from featherweight prospects to lightweight contention.
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