Flanagan Named Business Manager in Training Camp
Flanagan chosen business manager to assist Tuck Johnson in San Francisco. He will manage affairs until July 3 191?. Johnson plans to conduct his own business with no manager. The program notes Johnson will train, while Flanagan oversees logistics and media relations at the beach quarters amid the boxing setup and preparations.
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Wittle
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Shelter Provided for Dear Wagering Public
San Francisco reports wagering concerns ahead of a large fight. Tex Rickard names Tom Corbett as supervising commissioner to handle funds and oversee assistants among the crowd on fight day. Irving Well of St Joseph wired 3500 dollars to back Johnson with a rival bet of 5000 on the other contender.
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Tom Corbett Studind
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Moran Defeats Bantam Champ Conry in Close Bout
In Los Angeles on July 7 Owen Moran defeated Frank Conry in a bantamweight contest. Moran, heavier and sharper, pressured Conry throughout five rounds as Conry absorbed repeated punishment yet showed grit. Moran weighed about 121 pounds, with Conry near the same, and controlled the pace with strong, clever work.
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Owen Moran
Frank Contry
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Sam Eubank and Corbett Fight Ends In Rough Draw
Report details a boxing bout where opponents Jeffries and Corbett tangled amid crowd noise and disputed calls. Fans watched as both fighters exchanged hard blows, with refereeing described as controversial and the match teetering on a stoppage before decisions settled as a draw.
Victory for TWN at Cambridge heat tonight
New York rider Jung t John Suva of Cambridge clinched a close victory in a one round heat. The event featured a light-hearted heavy weight matchup with close margins and a fast pace.
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Second Best Battle and Ketchel Title Prospects
In San Francisco in June a boxing match between Stanley Ketchel and Sin Langford is discussed as a potential bout for the world lightweight title. Trustees of Richmond and Caner Casta vantity seek an off-round contest to crown a world champion, with Ketchel to start soon after officials confirm the arrangement.
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Stanley Ketchel
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Thompson To Box Sullivan Monday In Exhibition Bout
Thompson prepares for a boxing exhibition against Sullivan Monday at McCarthy's Gym. The event, arranged by Jerry McCarthy, includes additional amateur matches and community participants. Both fighters are reported in good condition as they train for the show.
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Mooney a Promising Boxer Hurt by Handling Issues
The report cites mixed opinions on Mooney as a rising boxer. Observers note notable improvements yet cite inconsistent showings against opponents like Sullivan and Crane. The piece questions whether writers overestimate Antie Ind's abilities and hints at uncertain prospects ahead.
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Pugilists and Promoters Stir California Wrestling Scene
A chaotic sports column reports on boxing, promoters, and rivalries surrounding bouts in California. It notes Reeves Berger, Nolan, and Langford as figures in ongoing plans, mentions Coffroth’s trial, and hints at upcoming matchups and strategy amid shifting loyalty and finances.
Two Amelia Rifle Team Members Qualify for International Match
Anderson and Lorenz, from Butte, share top marks at 248 of 250, earning spots on America’s international rifle team. They will shoot in the Indoor .22 competition against Great Britain, Australia, and France, with targets mailed to Washington for judging after the event.
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Readable fragments mention Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Vancouver in June, with scattered score hints like 7 to 1 and 2 to 2. Mentions Gardner Sugden Brown and other players or teams without clear context. Multiple city names appear without full event details or dates.
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Detroit Defeats Philadelphia as Errors Costly
In a muddled athletics report from June 7 Detroit tops Philadelphia despite mishaps. Key players Morgan, Livingston, and Lapp from the Philadelphia lineup are noted, while Cleveland and St. Louis also appear in the day’s results.
Cubs Lose Errorless Game to Philadelphia
In a low error, high defense contest Phillies beat the Cubs 0 3 in Chicago. Stack, sold to Philadelphia, limited former teammates to three hits as the game stayed scoreless until late. Fevers faces a three game suspension by President Jayach over yesterday's altercation with Vinnie Bigler.
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Pittsburg Beats Roston In Rain Sloppy Athletic Innings
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Giants Lose To St Louis In Lone-Game Setback
New York yielded to St Louis today 5 to 1, halting a potential New York rise. Raymond drove in three of the four New York runs as St Louis kept the Giants from gaining the lead. Lush, Wilcox, and Phelps worked the mound for New York while Wille and Wilkon pitched for St Louis.
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Reds Massacred by Brooklyn in May Game
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati as Beebe and Doyle struggled on the mound miscues and timely hits. Doyle, Beebe, Barger and Lergen figure in the list of players with errors and runs as the Brooklyn offense overpowers Cincinnati.
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