Johnson Rejects Nolan as Manager After Long Conference
San Francisco dispatch reports boxer Jack Johnson declaring Billy Nolan will not be his manager, despite rumors. Johnson says he has not engaged anyone and will handle his own affairs. Tex Rickard confirms no favor toward Nolan as manager of the reigning champion.
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Johnson and Little clash over camp duties and management moves
Disputed control at the Jeffries Johnson camp fuels tensions as George Little accuses Johnson’s camp of mismanaging funds and seeks legal action. Rumors swirl of new management by Billy Nolan and a contested referee switch ahead of a planned Wednesday boxing session.
Mud run at Gravesend features Bedford selling stakes
In Gravesend New York June 6 mud runners held an afternoon of racing. Miss Nott triumphed in the Bedford selling stakes after a hard stretch drive. Early results list Right fasy winning the first at about six furlongs with Royal Captive second and Adriade third.
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Brooklyn and Cincinnati played a pitchers battle, ending Brooklyn's winning streak. Battery pairings include Rowan and Maclean for Brooklyn and Bell and Bergen for Cincinnati with Erwin noted.
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New York Beats St Louis 5 1 as Mathewson Dominates
New York defeated St Louis 5 to 1 today. Mathewson held the visitors to two scratch hits through eight innings. In the ninth Bresnahan, batting for Sallee, drew a walk, went to third on Muggins’ hit and scored on Ellix’s fielder’s choice. Batteries Sallee and Phelps. Mathewson and Meyers.
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Boston Pittsburg game postponed due to wet grounds
Boston reports the Boston Pittsburg game postponed with two games scheduled for tomorrow as the field remains wet after rain.
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Mogney Triumphs in Ten Round Bout
Mogney wins a ten round decision over Gene Sullivan as Sullivan struggles in close exchanges. Sullivan shows improved in-fighting but Mogney controls the pace with steady attack throughout the bout.
Boxing Rumors and Promoter Turmoil Shadow San Francisco Fight
The article outlines promoter squabbles around a Johnson–Keller style bout with Billy Nolan linked as manager-elect, Richards and Gleason settling after permit challenges, and Jeffries backing. It reports Mooney's 16 round win over Gene Sullivan at Nan’s pavilion, and Sullivan's upcoming match against Kid Jackson of Miles City. It notes Nolan’s push to control referees and advertising while speculating on the fallout with Rickard and Gillett.
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Games Scheduled Today Across Major Leagues
Pittsburg faces Boston while Cincinnati meets Brooklyn in New York Philadelphia hosts Chicago and St. Louis plays the Quakers in Philadelphia. The schedule highlights four cross city matchups with top teams clashing in a busy day of action.
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Walsh Shuts Out Boston in Series Opener
Chicago wins 1 0 as Ed Walsh allows one hit and contributes two of the club’s four. Hall yields all Boston hits with Carrigan and Hall behind. Detroit defeats Washington 4 1 as Mullin limits the visitors to three hits despite first inning wildness. Gray Street and Mardy Mullin Stanage batteries.
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New York Beats St Louis 2 1 In Opening Series Game
New York defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Pitching by Quinn and Mitchell kept St Louis to one run while New York secured the lead with timely hits. Bailey and Killifer contributed on defense and offense in a tight early season matchup.
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Games Scheduled Today Feature Flights Between Major Teams
Boston faces Chicago New York meets St. Louis Washington goes to Detroit Philadelphia travels to Cleveland and all games today set for decisive action across the league.
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Northwest League Tacoma Beats Seattle In Tight Ballgame
In Tacoma on June 6 Seattle fell 8 to 4 to Tacoma. Batteries Hall and Byrnes for Tacoma and Zackart and Shea for Seattle led the scoring and defense in a contest with multiple errors and key plays by Sahchee and Be.
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Unclear OCR Version of Spokane Sports Result
Fragmentary report from Spokane dated June 6 notes a score and mentions players Ryan Ostdieck Sugden and Erlek with references to batteries and etanes, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear outcome or full names.
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City Scoreboard Briefs From Midwest Games
In Wichita Topeka score 2 Wichita 9. Omaha Lincoln 6 3. Denver St Joseph 0 Sioux City Des Moines 6. Compact summary shows regional results with listed teams and scores.
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Football scores from Toledo and Columbus games
Summary of partial scores shows Toledo at home tied 0 0 against St Paul while Columbus led 6 4 at home over Kansas City. Louisville beat Milwaukee 2 1. Indianapolis hosted Minneapolis and led 2 6 in a game with unclear full result.
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Polo club eyes international cup challenge this year
London report states the Hurlingame Polo club committee decided to challenge for the international cup held by Meadowbrook. The team chosen to travel to the United States includes twin brothers R Grenfell and F Grenfell, the Earl of Rock Savage, and Lord Wodehouse.
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Spokane Rifle Club Challenges Butte To Telegraphed Match
The Spokane Rifle and Revolver club issued a challenge to the Rocky Mountain Rifle club of Butte Montana for a first ever meeting this season. Capt W H Whitney expects a date in early summer for a telegraph match with each team shooting on its own range at 200 300 and 500 yards using the Springfield rifle. Each team will have six top shooters and each man will participate in the match.
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Spokane Chronicle
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Butte Shooters Lead Northwest Meet With Strong Team
Ten shots at each distance outline the event. At 200 yards off hand, 300 yards seated, and 500 yards prone. Butte is described as having one of the strongest teams in the Northwest and the meet is expected to be the best of the season.
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Auto Races Postponed Again By Rain
Kansas City reports that automobile races were postponed for a second day due to ongoing rain. Event organizers cited unsafe track conditions and refreshed start times for later in the week.
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Billy Allen Wins Canadian Featherweight Title Bout in Syracuse
Billy Allen, the Canadian featherweight champion, defeated Teddy Broad from England on points in Syracuse New York tonight. Allen dominated the proceedings and secured a clear decision.
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Snowball) Broad
OBrien Denies Philadelphia Manager Consideration
Milwaukee June 6 Joseph D OBrien former American association president says no one has approached him about managing the Philadelphia Nationals replacing Horace Fogel and sees no reason for Fogel to be relieved of the job.
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Fogel Denies Move To Change Phillies Presidency
Horace Fogel declares he will keep his Philadelphia National League club presidency and that no change is planned. He says there is not enough money to buy his stock and that a new president cannot occur until stock is sold.
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