Johns Inaction After Long Spell In Featherweight Bout
After weeks of inactivity Johns of Butte trains for two scheduled bouts in Montana. The featherweight faces Young Kege at Three Forks on July Fourth and Attell at Missoula, with both bouts casting light on his chances before potential coast moves. Kege is described as a strong puncher and Johns plans to weigh 122 pounds, aiming to redeem a disputed previous decision.
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Americans win clay bird shooting Olympic gold in Stockholm
The United States clinched gold in clay bird shooting with top scores, led by RL Graham and Charles W. Billings. British and Norwegian shooters followed, while Osburn and Fulton posted strong finishes in individual rifle events. The Americans also excelled in revolver or pistol competition with a high score of 40.
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Komen
Aft Positon
A. P. Lane
Sutton and Williams Triumph at Clay Court Championship
Pittsburg July 1 finals in the United States clay court championship featured Norris Williams defeating Touchard and Bay Button to earn the right to challenge Hayes, with titles contested in men’s singles women’s singles and mixed doubles.
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United States
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Williams
Hayes
Touchard
New York
Women's Championship Triumph Over Browne in Straight Sets
Mary Browne of Los Angeles, former champion, fell to opponent in two straight sets 6 3 in the women final. In mixed doubles, Sutton and Harris defeated Browne and Wittama 2 6 6 2 to win the national title.
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Sis
Los Angeles
Sties Sutton
Frank Hi. Harris
Dartmouth
Mine Mary Browne
Norris Wittama
Giants win thirteenth straight as Boston ousted
New York takes its thirteenth straight victory by defeating Boston. Aitenia inning features reen j homers and Merkie seals the win with a long fence hit with the bases loaded, lifting New York to another victory in July.
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Boston
Reen J
Merkie
Unclear 19th Century Baseball Report From Cincinnati
Fragmentary article notes a July game with homeruns by Mehule O Fools and Lavender pitching a strong game. Mentions Batteries O Fools Gibson Lavender and Archer. Victory over St Louis by 12 runs with Batter Humphreys Benton and Victory named in the record.
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Boston Defeats New York Behind Calculated Hits
Boston won another game from New York despite McConnell's one good pitch. With only three hits credited to Boston, four runs came from drives that produced the runs. In the sixth, after McConnell walked Speaker, Lewis doubled to left scoring two and crossing himself, with Beere, Hiatt, Cady, McConnell, and Bweeney also contributing.
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Victoria dominates with double victory in Northwest League
Vancouver both games defeat the Beavers led by Noyes securing his ninth straight win in the morning. Cadreau beats Wills in the evening as scores and lineups show Vancouver, Spokane, and Portland teams with notes on games postponed due to wet grounds and a Missoula deputy sheriff report of a burglary at the Northern Pacific section house with suspect Frank Stanley.
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Standard
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Swan Johnson
St. Regis
Frank Stanley
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Bt. Best
J. Brennan
Rules Explained To Husky Fighters Crowd Grows In Las Vegas
July 1 report from Las Vegas New Mexico notes Johnson Flynn title bout plans. Road work underway, fighters arrive, and organizers in conference over rule interpretations. Training camps noted as preparing fighters for the upcoming fight.
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Flynn
Eres Smith
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Kotele
Wolgast and Johnson Announce Readiness for Title Bout
In Los Angeles on July 1 both Ad Wolgast and Joe Johnson declared they are in peak condition for the upcoming fight. They trained lightly, each boxing four rounds, with Weast reportedly weighing 130 pounds. Betting shows Wolgast the favorite at 10 to 7, though City odds fluctuated as bets moved.
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Dillon Beats Ogden 6 5 In Close Dillon Battle
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Dillon defeated Union association's Osten team Ogden 6 to 5 in Dillon. The locals surged with five early hits six runs, then Jack was relieved by Hirteks. Richards the Dillon southpaw closed strong after a fourth inning start, keeping Ogden under control as McCloskey tried to rally in the ninth.
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Ike Gibbons of St Paul Knocks Out Englishman
Mike Gibbons of St Paul stopped Sid Burns, the English welterweight champion, in the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Gibbons dominated from the start with jabs and uppercuts, sending Burns to the canvas multiple times before the final KO eight seconds before the bell of the fifth. Burns weighed 147 pounds, Gibbons 133.
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World’s record broken in unpaced mile at Salt Lake track
Alfred Goullet set a world best on the local track last night by running one mile unpaced in 1 minute and HL seconds. The previous mark of 1 52 was by A J Clarke of Scranton. A source notes an inning game today where Scranton pitcher Pierce struck out.
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