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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
19
Jem Mace, 19th century heavyweight champion, influenced the English style, popularizing tactics in Great Britain. He fought in a long career across the US and Britain, defeating top rivals like Allen and Coburn, retiring undefeated ally, and ending his days in Liverpool after touring and exhibitions.
Experts predict a largely new U S team for Berlin as college and club athletes show steady progress toward Olympic selection. Notable talents include middle distance hopefuls from Michigan and California, and a wave of young sprinters and throwers from Yale, Harvard, Cornell, and Wisconsin.
A chaotic account of a mental breakdown over baseball corruption, with a focus on fans and gamblers. The piece argues that crooked play could undermine the sport, noting overheard conversations about fixed games and urging clubs to crack down to protect the game’s integrity.
London reports Woolwich Arsenal securing Buckles and Walt Wack from Aston Villa for a large fee. Chelsea and Queens Park Hangore pursue stars. Everton seeks replacements as Val Murrin departs. Liverpool rebuilds with Motherwell and Bratley acquisitions while Manchester City-linked players move.
The report suggests Branch Rickey may head the St Louis Browns but notes uncertainty about his placement. It critiques the Browns historical lows since 1908 and questions Rickey's Sunday school plan as not widely amusing to New York papers.
A New York dispatch recounts how Ty Cobb demonstrated at Augusta that touching first base with the left foot preserves stride. The piece notes Cobb’s method, contrasts with common practice, and quotes Wilbert Robertson and Lawson Robertson on sprinting and baserunning.
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