REND LOOMS UP AS BATTLEGROUND FOR JEFFRIES JOHNSON FIGHT
San Francisco on June 16 reports the Jeffries Johnson bout may shift to Reno after Southern Pacific cancelled six special trains. Promoter Rickard vows to stage the July 4 fight if possible, possibly in Reno, while Reno officials plan an arena and seek licenses with a $1,090 deposit.
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Jeffries Johnson Fight Site Fears Move to Nevada
San Francisco reports the Jeffries Johnson championship may be moved to Nevada amid legal fights and promoter Tex Rickard planning to shift the bout if California bars the 20 round match. Governors and attorneys general clash over injunctions as sites like Reno and Juarez surface.
Reno Meeting Sparks Business Community Push
In Reno Nevada on June 16 a buoyant business meeting drew leaders from local firms. Attendees discussed coordinated efforts to boost commerce, traffic, and downtown revitalization, signaling a unified push for immediate initiatives.
Nevada Attorney General Defends Glove Contests Permit
Reno Nev June 16 Richard Stoddard attorney general of Nevada issued a statement on glove contests. He said legislature allowed contests with conditions and a $1 000 license plus physician certificate. The county clerk may issue the license. He added no power but the legislature can prevent them.
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Utah Governor Opposes Jeffries Johnson Fight Here
Salt Lake June 16 Governor Spry announced he will not allow the Jeffries Johnson boxing match to be held in Utah. He cited California and Utah positions and suggested holding the bout across the Nevada state line. Promoter Tex Rickard was advised railways could move about 30 000 fans to a Nevada site.
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Views on Jeffries Johnson fight sway California exposition vote
Washington lawmakers debated whether the Jeffries Johnson boxing controversy should affect 1915 exposition site selection. Members from New York Kansas West Virginia and other states voiced varied opinions on linking prize fights with exhibition recognition. Some favored New Orleans others San Francisco while several backed no connection.
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Delaney Takes Charge of Johnson Camp as Fight Looms
Billy Delaney, veteran trainer and manager, arrives from Harbin Springs to join Johnson’s camp in San Francisco. He declares strong support for Johnson and readiness to fight anywhere. George Little seeks $2,350 from the champion via automobile attachment, as manager tensions flare amid preparations.
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Jeffries Training Camp Awaits Sudden Move If Fight Is Off
Jeffries keeps training at Ben Lomond California after a telegram from promoter Rickard hints the bout may head to San Francisco or Reno. Camp staff ready to relocate to Nevada on short notice as Jeffries and manager Sam Berger weigh promoter plans and Gov order turmoil amid Johnson camp visit.
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McCarney Seeks No Opposition to Jeffries Johnson Fight
Billy McCarney arriving for Tex Rickard and Jack Gealson to check for any legal opposition to the Jeffries Johnson fight. He plans to meet county and state officers to obtain written assurances and to deter late opposition affecting the promotion. He notes Governor Gillett’s stance may be questioned but says Rickard and Gibson are focused on clearing the program.
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Langford to Meet Burns in Vernon Labor Day Bout
In Los Angeles on June 16 a one round boxing week lists Sam Langford and Tommy Burns tentatively set for Labor Day at Vernon arena in a 25 round purse of 25900 dollars. Sandy Ferguson vs Jim Barry and Abe Attell vs Owen Moran also feature in nearby venues with similar no decision rules. Longer fights are at Vernon under state executive supervision.
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Lajoie Cripples Opponent in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated New York 8 to 5 as Lajoie starred. Koestner debuted for the Americans and allowed scattered hits while Quinn left with a bruised arm after a line drive off Lajoie. Batteries Koestner and Fasterly Quinn Hughes and Sweeney.
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Washington Defeats St Louis 6 to 2 in Exhibition
In St Louis on June 16 Washington defeated the local nine by six runs to two. Washington pitchers Bailey Gilligan and Stephens held St Louis to eight hits while Reisling and Street provided offense for the visitors.
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Coombs Holds Chicago to One Hit as Philadelphia Wins 2–1
In Chicago on June 16 Coombs shut out Chicago on a single scratch hit while Philadelphia edged the Cubs 2–1. Batteries were Young Scott and Payne for Philadelphia with Coombs and Donahue for Chicago. The box mentions R H E and players in a brief game summary.
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Vancouver Baseball Scores and Team Lineup
Vancouver and Seattle games reported with multiple players listed including Batteries Ford and Shea Jensen and Sugden. The fragmented text shows score details and player references for the contest held in Vancouver on June 16.
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Matinee Racers Set for Butte Track Opening
Butte Driving Club confirms matinee racing season begins July 3 with a new track nearly finished. Charters McGarvey to serve as official handicapper. paddock and water system under construction. bleachers may host opening day races. Special meeting planned to discuss track openings and prizes from local merchants.
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Boxing Fight Laws Cloud San Francisco Show
The piece outlines legal and promoter tensions over a July bout involving Ketchel and Langford, with San Francisco's monthly fight license limits, Colma arrests probe, and potential move to Nevada. It notes Coffroth's legal stunts, Governor Gillett's actions, and the looming court decisions on whether the event is a boxing exhibition or prize fight.
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Keene Brings Gallopers to Butte for Next Month Meet
G H Keene arrived in Butte from Lexington Kentucky with a car load of gallopers to be conditioned on the local track for the meeting next month. The horses are all strong contenders and Keene is a noted figure among Montana race horsemen, with prior visits to Butte.
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Slaughter In Quakertown as Philadelphia Beats Cincinnati 19–0
Philadelphia shut out Cincinnati 19 to 0 with Beebe and Doyle hurting the effort. Manager Dooin and Knabe suspended three days for arguing with Umpire Klein yesterday. Batteries Beebe Doyle McLean Ewing Moran.
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Rain Postpones Multiple Major League Baseball Games
Boston and Pittsburgh games postponed by rain on June 16. Brooklyn and Chicago matches also affected. schedule changes reported from Boston and New York with rain delaying planned baseball action.
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Matchups Set for City Rivalry Weekend Across Circuits
Pittsburg faces New York, Cincinnati meets Philadelphia, Chicago plays Brooklyn, and St Louis clashes with Boston in a slate of early season showdowns across the circuit.
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Los Angeles Club Likely to Hold Tom Morris Trophy
Unofficial results from the second annual competition show the Los Angeles eight finishing 34 down to lead the field. Oakmont Pittsburgh second at 41 down, with Denver Memphis tied for third also 41 down, Exmoor Chicago fifth at 47 down.
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McChesney Pulls Off Unassisted Double Play
In a Western league game at St. Joseph on June 16 McChesney the St. Joseph center fielder made an unassisted double play. He speared a line drive with his bare hand and beat Kelly of Denver back to second base.
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Pacific Coast League Score Report From Los Angeles
June 16 report shows Portland battering with a 2 0 victory amid shaky play. Names Hogan Seaton Fisher and others appear among the scattered box score notes in this noisy clipping.
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Dorian Leads Battery Lineup in Sacramento Contest
In Sacramento on June 16 Rh H E Dorian headlines a battery lineup featuring Lively Pearce Hunt and Graham. The report notes performance highlights and contest outcomes with emphasis on the battery pairs.
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Unclear Historical Item with Fragmentary League Score
Fragmentary sports note from June referencing San Francisco and a score line. Mentions players including Stewart Henley Barry Nagle Whring and a battery of names. Text is garbled with broken phrases and illegible portions.
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Western League Scores From St Joseph To Des Moines
In St Joseph Denver lost 9 to 4 while Topeka fell 4 to 1 against Wichita. Lincoln defeated Omaha 0 to % and Des Moines edged Sioux City 10 to 4.
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