Carpentier Wins After Foul Dispute With Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpentier defeated Gunboat Smith in a heavyweight bout at Olympia, claiming victory after a disputed foul in the sixth round. The French champion showed rapid footwork and quick combinations, while spectators argued over whether Smith’s punch caused a foul or a reflex. The crowd roared as Carpentier was declared winner amid controversy and claims of American prejudice.
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Smith vs Carpentier ends in disputed stoppage disqualification
In a furious six round bout Smith hooks a right and lands on Carpentier with lefts and rights. Carpentier battles back but blood and impact shake the exchanges. Smith is disqualified after a clash near the end as the French crowd boos and Carpentier signals eye injury from Smith.
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Carpentier Faces Johnson Odds After Paris Bout
London dispatch reports James Buckley says Smith was robbed after Baker bout. Carpentier landed powerful blows on Jean Carpentier and appeared to hurt him but officials note the torn and swollen features. Talks of a Johnson rematch follow as Carpentier, battered, hints at future plans while Paris event witnesses debate his pace and power.
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Federal League Wins First Big Legal Victory
Chicago July 16 The Federal League scored its first major legal victory in its war on organized baseball when the appellate court voided the ten day clause in players contracts. The ruling reverses a superior court injunction preventing Geo A L Johnson of the Winnebago Indians from playing with the Kansas City Federals. Johnson had left Cincinnati for six new teams after a contract dispute, and the decision expands the league’s leverage in player parity and club demands.
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Boxing Rounds End With Quick Exchanges and Missed Blows
The account notes punches near the cheek and face with a jacketed right, Smith failing a left to the face as Carpentier lands and repeats. A separate yacht race saw Lipton’s Canadian Turen A lose to Royal Vancouver by 12 minutes 39 seconds. Billiards at Krueger's ended 30 to 18 in 52 innings. Upcoming games include Richardson vs Henry and Prynn vs Young. Weather notes mention Wichita-Omaha rain.
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Boise Irrigators Triumph In 6 4 Victory Over Butte
Bolwe delivered solid hitting as Boise defeated Butte 6 to 4. Three singles and a key double play helped Boise grab a 2 0 lead in the first. In the sixth Marshall reached on an error and scored after a Brady single. A Boise two run eighth inning featured Gard, Thomas, and Jenson. Butte mounted a late rally in the eighth with Smith and YeMurde, but Boise held on.
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Standing of the Clubs in Salt Lake Meet
Salt Lake standings show RH. E. Murray at 213, Batt Lake at 52. Battersea Brown Riordan Morgan and Tonneman form winning posses as scores update through July 16.
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Sacramento Beats Oakland In Pacific Coast League Tilt
Sacramento avenged a loss by defeating Oakland in a lively game. Tennant was hit. he argued with Kinwitter and both were ejected. Portland won 4 to 3 over Anguls after Bancroft’s run in the eighth. Cincinnati saw rain interrupt clay court play, while Yankee management under Frank Chance faced scrutiny over payroll and roster changes.
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Orioles Beat Buffalo 3-1 as Scnutz Struggles on Midsummer Day
In Buffalo on July 16, former New York American pitcher Al Scnutz was hit hard by Baltimore as the visitors won the third game of the series 3 to 1. The St Louis Chicago game was postponed due to rain.
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Slammers Beat Indianapolis 11 to 6 In Wild Contest
The Slamsters from Ane WILD Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 11 to 6 as both pitchers struggled with control. The quirky fielding and miscues marked a ragged game with several errors and bright bats from Kansas City.
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Hagerman's Class Shows 10 Senators In Shutout Loss
In a teen testy Washington game Hagerman allowed only two hits as Cleveland won 2 0. Boehling pitched in the fourth and the rest was a light pitchers battle with Cleveland getting two hits. Shanks' error opened scoring and Graney hit a homer off Shaw.
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Yanks Take First In Series Win Over St Louis
New York defeated St. Louis 6 to 4 in the opening game of the series. The visitors plated three runs on Pieh before New York answered with four in the fourth on two errors a pass a wild pitch and hits by Maisel and Caldwell.
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Brooklyn Nets Take Double Header Wins at Pittsboro
Pittsboro July 16 Brooklyn won both ends of a double header. First game Brooklyn 8 to 6, Batteries Rucker Miller O'Toole Mammaux and Coleman. Second game Brooklyn 5 to 2, Batteries Pfoster and Miller Kantiehner McQuillan Conzelman and Gibson.
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Philadelphia Triumphs In Extra Innings Over St Louis
In a seventh inning comeback St Louis led with a late surge but Philadelphia sealed the win in the tenth. Pitchers Tincup Alexander and Killifer Doak Perfitt Wingo appear in the box with Heston Cincinnati game postponed by rain.
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Sunday Soccer League Matches At Luna Park
Sunday afternoon schedule lists Butte league games at Luna Park with Il Ver Parke Centervillen facing Woolman Rovers and Thisties in the second match. Other dates note Woolman Rovers, Thistles, Argyles, Silver Parks, and Centervilles in upcoming pairings through September.
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Boston Purchases First Baseman Hobbtell from Nationals
The Boston American League club announced it bought first baseman K. C. Hobbtell from the Cincinnati Nationals. The deal was reported amid notes of rain across Minneapolis and a light crowd in St. Paul Cleveland, with Columbus and Washington also listed in the day’s sports summaries.
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