Pirates' Slums and Giants Triumph in Group Matches
Sparse details show Glacko's Corsairs defeating Cheney while SuperbAs avenge losses, with multiple baseball results reported. Highlights include Giants beating Cardinals before a large Brooklyn crowd, and a Cincinnati win over Boston behind Hoblitzel's two-base hit.
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Dillon Opponent Named for Next Bout in Butte
Rob Maha trains for the next Saturday clash with Jack Dillon in Butte. Maha shows strong form around the knee track and emphasizes endurance and power as observers note his sturdy build and traditional boxing style.
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Pacific Coast league to pursue gambling case against dealer
San Wraneleep June reports the Pacific Coast baseball league will pursue a gambling case against George Selimullan, cigar dealer, with a special prosecutor appointed by league president A T Baum. Outcome could shape future league policies toward betting and game integrity. Chicago also reports Mike Gillons and Ashly Murray facing renewed attention as boxing champions prepare for a New York bout at Stadium Athletic Club on June 18.
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Red Sox Victors In A Brilliant Game
Cleveland June 6 Besten won a ten inning game today from Cleveland after a brilliant pitching duel between Ray Colna and Gill Steen. With the score tied in the sixth, Steen pitched airtight until the Fourteenth when Keolt’s double, Speaker’s sacrifice, and Hartford’s error on Janvrin’s grounder scored Beott. Other games noted include Washington over St Louis and Detroit defeating Philadelphia in an extra inning encounter as Cobb returned to the lineup.
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Unofficial Major League Batting Averages Clipped Highlights
Unofficial weekly figures show Chicago and Mingo-John Harome leading NL batters at .485 over 14 games. Cal. fon Brooklyn and Burns New York follow with strong marks. Cather St Louis and Biherfeld Brooklyn also near .400. In the AL, Crawford Detroit leads at .344, with Oldring Philadelphia and Covelskie Detroit close behind. Rauff Indianapolis tops the Negro leagues at .416. Tadlinapolis is noted as the best batting team at .282.
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Decision Against Clabby Angers Fans in Sydney Bout
In Sydney on June 6 Jimmy Crabby, the Italian middleweight, faced Philadelphia’s Ante Smith in a 20 round bout. The crowd booed the unpopular decision, a riot-like reaction forcing referee relief. Clabby’s first visit to Australia left critics aggrieved at the verdict despite a favorable showing.
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