Johnson Spars Al Kaufman Amid Camp Routine in Rewardeman
San Francisco reports on Jack Johnson continuing a light daily routine at Rewardeman camp. He weights about 212 pounds and plans steady road work and sparring, with four rounds against Al Kaufman. Johnson aims to box daily this week while automobiles are in repair until July 5, keeping wind and weight in check.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
al Kaufman
Beeans
Tom Flanagan
Johnson
Flanagan
Johnston
Kaufman
Mart C
Utter
Cutler
Vaughn Proves A Left Hander Can Succeed On Merit
The piece argues Vaughn of the New York American League club succeeds not as a freak but through steady skill. It notes left handers can vex batters with crossfire pitches and plate presence, yet true value lies in consistency, control, and endurance rather than gimmicks. It also contends lefties haven’t universally outpaced right handers across baseball history, except when exceptional.
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Giants
Detroits
Waddell
Wiltse
Plank
Vaughn
New York
New York American League
Jeffries Paints Ring and Plays Host at Camp
Ben Lomond Cal June 4 Jeffries training camp reports a quiet day with ring painting by Jeffries to thicken and tauten the canvas and a mock goose theft trial led by Walter Kelly. Jeffries sparred with Corbett, then gym work and a handball session, while a drinking fan sought morning gym use.
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Cal
Jeffries
Corbett
Marson
John Arthur Johnson
Walter Kelly
Ty Cobb inspires bragging rights in tense Detroit clash
The piece notes Ty Cobb’s impact as he led the Tigers past Highlanders pitcher Russell Ford in Detroit. Cobb struck four hits in four at bats, including two bases, and drew boos from hostile crowds while Ford had seven straight wins shelved by Cobb’s sharp hitting. Comiskey praises Cobb’s ongoing study of weaknesses.
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Ty Cobb
Russell Ford
Highlanders
New York
Tigers
Tyrus
Ford
Detroit
Cobb
Four favorites win as Jockey Rooney is suspended at Buena Vista
Salt Lake City reports four heavily played favorites winning at Buena Vista. Jockey Rooney is suspended for the remainder of the meeting after riding Merlingo and impeding Flora Riley in race four. Outcomes include Minnie Bright first in five furlongs and Flora Riley first in the mile and a sixteenth, with times listed for each race.
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Salt Lake City
Buena Vista
Rooney
Merlingo
Flora Riley
Corrigan
Minnie Bright
Lillium
J. M. Stokes
Cubs Going After Pennant in New York Tilt
Chicago defeated New York for the third straight time as six runs in the seventh inning toppled Wiltse. Final score 9 to 5 with Meltnure Kroh Richie Archer Crandall and Wiltse Ray mond Meyers listed as batteries across the matchup.
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New York
Chicago
Wiltse
R. H. E. Cin
Leas Xeseis
Meltnure
Kroh
Richie
Archer
Crandall
Raymond
Meyers
Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburgh in Lopsided Game
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5 runs to none after Maddox Camnitz and Gibson pitchers dominated. Leach was ordered to the clubhouse by umpire Johnstone for disputing a call on Camnitz. The battery consisted of Maddox Camnitz and Gibson with Stack and Moran also seen.
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Maddox
Camnitz
Pittsburgh
Leach
Johnstone
R. H
Vieresce
Gibson
Stack
Moran
Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Busy Missed Opportunities Game
Brooklyn defeated St Louis as both sides wasted chances late. Bresnahan used all right handed batsmen as pinch hitters in the last two innings. none produced. Batteries Lush Harmon and Phelps faced Bresnahan Rucker and Bergen.
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St. Louis
Bresnahan
R. H. KE
Dleoekaas
Lush
Harmon
Phelps
Rucker
Bergen
Cincinnati shuts out Boston in 6–0 rout at Boston
Cincinnati blanked Boston 6 to 0 as Gaspar scattered hits while Frock Parsons and Graham were hit hard Beck stood out at the plate. Batteries Gaspar and McLean Frock Parsons and Graham.
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Cincinnati
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Frock
Parsons
Beck
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Matchups Set for Pittsburg and New York Series
Pittsburg faces New York, Cincinnati plays Philadelphia, Chicago visits Brooklyn, St. Louis travels to Boston in the schedule list.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Pepon
Tener Wee
al St. Louis
Tates
Races at Sheepshead Bay Possibly Delayed By Legislation
New York on June 14 reports doubt over whether races would be run this year at Sheepshead Bay due to legislation aimed at bookmaking. Directors of the track and related authorities consider actions and possible postponement depending on legal developments.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club Opens Season With High Stakes
The Coney Island Jockey Club announced the season opener on Friday featuring the Suburban with a $6,000 added purse. The season's flagship Lawrence Realization will offer $10,000 added, the largest purse of the year.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Lawrence Realization
Scores From Nearby Matches Across Four Cities
At Topeka Topeka defeated Wichita by four goals while St Joseph beat Denver 11 to two. Lincoln routed Omaha 5 to 1 and Des Moines edged Sioux City 4 to 3.
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Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Denver
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
You Learn the Town by Answering Want Ads in Towns
A compact column notes how residents engage with local want ads to discover opportunities and services across the community. It highlights practical exchanges, neighborly tips, and the habit of checking daily listings for work, housing, and trades.
Speaker Star Of Game In Boston Tie With Cleveland
Boston center fielder Speaker excelled with two standout plays in center field to prevent Cleveland from winning as the teams battled 14 innings to a 6-6 tie. A costly error by Carrigan in the ninth tied the score, with Falkenberg and Link facing Arellanes and Wood for Cleveland, Bemis and Carrigan for Boston.
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Boston
Carrigan
Speaker
Cleveland Escesseces
Falkenberg
Link
Bemis
Arellanes
Wood
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis In Opening Baseball Tilt
In St. Louis on June 14 Philadelphia defeated St. Louis. Three runs came in the first inning before Pelty retired and Graham relieved. Batteries Coombs and Lapp for Philadelphia and Petty, Graham, and Allen for St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
Pelty
Graham
A. We. At
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Patrogionie Sivecise Saceaseas
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Lapp
Petty
Allen
Washington at St. Louis and other NBA matchups
A slate featuring Washington visiting St. Louis, Philadelphia traveling to Chicago, New York hosting Cleveland, and Boston playing at Detroit. Teams aim for improved standings as road challenges and home advantages shape late season momentum.
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New York
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Vancouver Defeats Seattle 2 0 in Northwestern League
In Seattle on June 14 Vancouver won 2 to 0 over Seattle. Pitching by Gardner and Sugden, with Zackert and Shea catching, limited the Mariners to sparse hits as the Vancouver offense produced runs. The report highlights short, scattered details from the game and line combinations.
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Secore
R. H. E. Vorcouved
Schace de. &F Batteries
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Sugden
Zackert
Shea
Wilkesbarre hill climb sets new speed record
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania the fifth national hill climb over Giant's Despair drew about 50000 spectators. Ralph De Palma in a 200 horsepower Fiat shattered the course record for 6000 feet with a 1 28 5 time on steep grades up to 22 percent, beating David Bruce Brown by three seconds. the Benz entry from Detroit driven by A Warren was a notable rival.
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Wilkesbarre Mountain
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club
Ralph de Palma
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David Bruce Brown
Power Benz
Berger Flung From Car At Mountain Hill Halfway Over Course
Berger, first to crest the hill, was ditched near Mountain house after a skid on a short curve. He was thrown clear with a narrow escape from injury. Fred Belcher won the Hollenbeck trophy in a Knox Giantess with a 1 52 3 5 time, the fastest from the gold cup winner in this race.
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Mountain House
Fred Belcher
Knox
Angels Run Past Frisco In Coast League Tilt
In San Francisco on June 4 the Pacific Coast League game saw the Angels defeat Frisco. Final lines show runs hits and errors with Tozer Waring Bastley and Berry pitching and batters listed.
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Covinddy
Tozer
Waring
Bastley
Berry
Johnson sells share in pictures of Jeffries bout
San Francisco report states Jack Johnson sold his share in the motion pictures of the coming fight with James J. Jeffries for 50000 dollars through a New York company led by William T. Rock. Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason will follow with their shares for the same amount once Jeffries signs. Jeffries has agreed to sell his portion for 50000, but Sam Berger blocked signing. Pictures will be rushed East after the July 11 bout and developed en route on a special car, premiering in New York City the Monday after the fight.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Johnson
William T. Rock
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Gleason
Jeffries
Sam Berger
New York City
Papke Wins Fight That Ends in Row
Billy Papke defeated Al Goodale in the second round in Kansas City. Referee Leo Shay disqualified Goodale after a chaotic finish with Papke overpowering him early in the round. The fight ended 1 minute 22 seconds into the second round amid a ring melee and a sponge thrown by Goodale’s handler.
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al Goodale
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Papke
Dalmatien wins Gravesend Derby in slow track
H C Hildreth's Dalmatien ridden by Shilling defeats top state three year olds, finishing the derby mile and a quarter in 2:07. Other races list Fol lie Levy winning six furlongs, Marine taking the mile and a sixteenth, Danger Mark triumphing five and a half furlongs, Whist winning handicap, and Dandy Dixon capturing the mile and three sixteenths. Times: 1:10 3-5, 1:48, 1:07 2-5, 2:07, 1:08 2-5, 2:12 5.
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Heretic
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Prince Imperial
Warbler
Aldmian
Dandy Dixon
St. Joseph
Milkmen Quarrel Lands Two in Custody Near Lazetich Ranch
Last night Constable Henroid arrested Sam Lazetich who faces assault in the third degree after a quarrel with Mike Laro at Lazetich ranch. Earlier Steve Lazetich had Laro arrested on a similar charge. Laro posted a $100 bond and Sam was later released on the same bond.
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Sam Lazetich
Mike Laro
Steve Lazetich
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Laro
Lara
Justice of the Peace
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Willows
Glidden tour halted after run from Cincinnati to Louisville
The 1919 Glidden tour started from Government Square Cincinnati with twenty seven cars lining up. One machine was damaged while avoiding an accident and another caused a runaway. Three official cars, four press cars, and emergency gear accompanied the field as the 2,581 mile route through 13 states unfolded.
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Cincinnati
Government Square
Glidden tour crash near Louisville harms one car
The Cola 30 car suffered a broken right front wheel 13 miles from Louisville during the Cincinnati to Louisville Glidden tour. Driver A. P. Martin avoided a buggy. the car was penalized 1 942 points. Seven other cars incurred minor penalties as the 162 mile leg took 9 hours 42 minutes. Tomorrow the field begins a 198 mile leg to Nashville.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
A. P. Martin
Chicago
Nashville
Glidden tour accident near Jett's station injures Mrs Hedrick
In Frankfort Kentucky the first Glidden tour accident occurred when a horse attached to a survey vehicle carrying Mrs Maria Hedrick and her son ran away near Jett’s station east of the city. Mrs Hedrick suffered a fractured skull and was carried here unconscious by the Cincinnati 40 car following the other vehicle. Her son says the other car did not stop.
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Jett's Station
Here
Maria Hedrick
Latonia Race Day Favors Tony Bonero as Dusty Breaks Late
Tony Bonero finally wins at Latonia in a mile handicap, backed by locals. Dusty shocks with a 28 to 1 upset in the first race, winning a four and a half furlong dash. Hust places second, Americaneer third. Other results include Foxy Mary and Billy Bodmer victories in longer sprints and Meadow runner-up, plus Dave Nicholas winning the final race with Harlock and Mr Smarty in the minor placings.
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Tony Rbonero
Dusty
Hust
Americaneer
Snow
Foxy Mary
Starport
Claudia
Show
Billy Bodmer
Gypsy King
Aspirin
Tony Bonero
Meadow
Pinkola
Bettle Sue
Ella Bryson
Alice A. Dale
Dave Nicholas
Harlock
Mr. Smarty
Auguatana Synod Restores Intercollegiate Athletics
Rock Island June 14 The Auguata ta synod voted 219 to 192 to reinstate inter collegiate athletics at the nine educational institutions under its control. Football is barred. Athletics had been abolished five years ago.
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Rock Island
Auguatana Synod
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