Charley Hoff to sue A A U for $50,000
Boxing news from New York reports Charley Hoff plans to sue the A A U for fifty thousand dollars. The article notes early betting odds on William Stribling lifting Paul Berlenbach's light heavyweight title and mentions Stribling's workouts and recent sparring with Kenny Touchstone and Herbie Stribling.
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Elberfeld the Kid Dropped Tabasco Tag in Baseball Career
Norman Borrower profiles Kid Elberfeld once nicknamed Tabasco Kid for fiery temper. Once famed for umpire chasing outbursts, he now asks young players to drop rowdy acts. Elberfeld debuted in 1899 with the Reds, jumped to Detroit, and starred for the Giants era before shifting teams. He set an AL record with 12 assists on Sept 2, 1901, and posted a .270 lifetime average as a speedy, sacrifice-inclined infielder.
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Bouchers Triumph In Wild Ball Game At Clark Park
Bouchers edged Blanchards 21 to 12 in an exhibition at Clark Park before a sizable crowd. Lineups show Bouchers Warne and Staples against Blanchards Andrews and Mulholland with umpires Cavanaugh. The Marquetts were set to play at Hebgen Park tonight.
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Golf Memories Echo As Early Pros Beat Modern Scoring
Sport notes reflect on past golf stars Corbett ChoynskI Sharkey and others moaning over modern riches while comparing 1906 1908 performances. George Low recalls resigning Balustrol lab post after winning a city title with 294 for 72 holes and speculates how 1900s fields would fare today against faster balls and tougher links.
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Betting Odds Against Jim Barnes in Pacific Pen Championship
London bookmakers give Jim Barnes and Walter Magen odds of 12 to 1 for the Pacific pen championship on June 21 and 22, with 10 to 1 against, while Bobby Jones is 16 to 1 and Roger Wethered 100 to 1, as reported from New York. The piece also notes Vardon and Armour figures and mentions amateur King’s 18-hole averages.
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Grizzlies defeat Bobcats by 11 to 4 in Montana clash
June 7 report from Bozeman states Montana State University Grizzlies toppled Montana State College Bobcats 11 to 4. Bron Babcock pitched well until late, while Anderson and Grisaly hit two homers in the final inning. Iman also connected but was ruled out on a secondbase touch. The game closes a long link between Constantinople and Bucharest.
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Norwegian Star Aims to Sue A A U Over Court Bid
Los Angeles June 7 Charles Hott Norwegian pole vaulter once barred by the A A U from U S competition after declining San Francisco spring events plans to file suit against the athletic body for eighty thousand dollars for alleged defamation of character. He intends to telegram William Proutt and, if ignored, hire an attorney to press the case with attention to the Times report.
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