Sullivan barred from Jeffries camp in Reno clash
Ex champion John L Sullivan was refused access at Moana Springs camp as James J Corbett said Jeffries will not meet him. Sullivan and manager Hall planned another visit while promoter Rickard seeks reconciliation. Jeffries trained in public for over an hour amid mixed spectator reactions.
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Tex Rickard
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Jack Johnson
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Reno Fight Coverage Shows Public Thirst for Prize Ring Conflict
The article argues the public craves prize fighting and Reno benefits from the big event, noting the governor overstepped legal bounds, troops were used, and the spectacle draws national attention. It contrasts Jeffries with past greats, praising his conditioning and Murphy’s positive assessment.
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Reno
Langford Ketchel match called off in Reno
Promoter Sid Hester confirms Tom O'Day's San Francisco announcement that Ketchel is not in fighting shape. He says the bout is washed and the affair canceled while Langford is reported to be in fine condition.
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O’day
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Nev
Sid Hester
Tom
Langford
Stanley Ketchel
Punk
Jockey Ernest Huppe Dies From Sheepshead Bay Injuries
New York June 23 Ernest Huppe steeplechase jockey dies from injuries suffered when thrown in a race at Sheepshead Bay yesterday.
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New York
Ernest Huppe
Sheepshead Bay
London Reports Fight of the Century from Reno
Jack London arrives in Reno to cover the heavyweight championship bout for the Standard. He will describe the fight and provide dispatches on fighters, while other writers relay technical and development news as the prize of 1919 dollars looms.
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Jack London
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Johnson leaves San Francisco after lengthy talk with undertaker
Jack Johnson wraps up stay at the ocean beach with an 11 minute interview with Dan Jackson of Chicago. He will attend Reno ringside, finalizes old scores with George Little, and parts with manager Little for 16500. Johnson faces a traffic charge carried by default.
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Chicago
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Reno
Nevada
al Kaufman
New York
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Jockey Knapp Wins Latonia Feature With Right Easy
Latonia June 23 Jockey Bill Knapp scores his first win at the meeting on Right Easy in the handicap sprint the feature event. Results include Ben Unecas first in 4 1 2 furlongs with Delaney second and Forehand third. other races list winners such as Tender Heart Dainty Dane Camel Third Rail and Third Rail times and payouts for place and show bets.
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Ballyrand Wins at Newcastle in Juvenile Plate Lock
In Newcastle England on June 2 a juvenile plate for two year olds over five furlongs was won by Ballyrand owned by H P Whitney. Myrica finished second and The Mallanderec filly third among seven starters.
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Harvard Edges Yale 3 2 in Two innings for Game 2
Harvard defeated Yale 3 to 2 in two innings after driving Yale pitcher Murfey from the box. Harvard tallied all runs in the first two frames and will meet Yale in a deciding game in New York on Tuesday with the Crimson favored.
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Philbin
McCarthy Boxing Show Promises Three Classy Bouts
Tonight at McCarthy's Gymnasium a barrel tete-a-tete stunt tops three fights. Main bout pairs Kid Tracy vs Art Nalty. Jim Murphy vs Jim Sterling. Beans Walker vs John Johne. Show starts at 9 o'clock.
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Art Nalty
Jim Murphy
Jim Sterling
Favorites triumph at Buena Vista in six races
Salt Lake City reports six races at Buena Vista with close finishes. Royal Stone wins race one at 13 to 1, Burning Bush takes race two, Annie Wells wins race three, Roy Jr dominates race four, On Parole edges Marchmont in race five, and Platoon wins race six with Gretchen G. and Biskra placing.
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Acard
Royal Stone
Letitia
Tramator
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Queen of Lowlands
Silver Leaf
Annie Wells
Aquilone
Elder
Roy Jr
Wistaria
Naderson
Marchmont
Hamper
Platoon
Gretchen G
Biskra
Six Races At Sheepshead Bay Triumphs In Speedway Meeting
Prince Gal wins the first six and a half furlongs at odds 1 to 5 with Dreamer second and Magazine third in 1 20. Waterway takes the steeplechase over The Welkin and Monte Carlo in 4 15 with Tappington failing. Cowle captures the five furlongs ahead of Rye Straw and Dr Duenner in 1 01. King James narrowly beats Maskette and Czar in 1 37 8 5. Perry Johnson leads the mile and an eighth in 1 54 with Captain Swanson and Cheek behind. Round the World wins the Futurity course five furlongs over Mr Golightly and Aldrian in 59 5.
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Oldfield Sets 1 Mile Track Record in Benz
St Paul reports Barney Oldfield drove a 200 horsepower Benz to a new world circular track one mile record of 49 25 seconds. The feat marks the fastest mile on that circuit, showcasing the famed racer’s skill and machine performance.
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Barney Oldfield
Two Giants Are Arrested After Stadium Fight
In Brooklyn on June 3, a game between New York and Brooklyn was disrupted when New York third baseman Arthur Devlin and a spectator fought after an on field dispute. Larry Doyle intervened and both were arrested after a bench-clearing melee. New York won 2 to 0.
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Boston Defeated 4-0 as Ewing Shuts Down Hitters
Boston fell 4 to 0 in a game at Boston. Ewing was dominant allowing only 28 batters and two extra base hits by Philadelphia, while Boston managed just one runner to second base. The lineup featured Poole, Pombo, Hatteries, Brown, Graham, Moran in a low offense day.
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Cincinnati Wins Shirt Game Over St Louis In Series Opener
In St Louis on June 23 Cincinnati won the opener as poor first inning fielding allowed two runs. Bescher and Liebgott homered to add two more, giving Cincinnati a 4 2 victory. Batteries Backman Neiger Bliss for St Louis Burns McLean for Cincinnati.
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Lieblitz
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McLean
Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at St. Louis
Boston versus Philadelphia on a brisk afternoon with Chicago visiting Pittsburg and Cincinnati traveling to St. Louis. Rivalries heighten as teams seek key league wins and regional bragging rights.
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Detroit Triumphs 10 4 Over St Louis in slugging clash
Detroit evened the series with St Louis by winning 10 to 4 as visitors left runners on base every inning but failed to cash in. Batteries Spade and Stephens for Detroit versus Killifer Donovan Works and Stanage for St Louis.
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Boston Triumphs Over Washington 2 1 In 10 Innings
Boston defeated Washington 2 to 1 in a 10 inning game. In the final frame Hardy muffed Karger's fly, allowing him to reach second on Lord's bunt. They advanced on Hooper’s sacrifice, and Karger scored the winning run on a wild pitch.
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New York Defeats Philadelphia 12 to 5 in Dim Day Victory
New York defeats Philadelphia 12 to 5 after losing four games in two days. In the eighth inning New York bats hit Pitcher Atkins for seven runs as Knight shines at short. Batteries Morgan Atkins Lapp and Quinn Frill Sweeney Mitchell.
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Sacramento Baseball Roundup with Local Battery Names
Sacramento notes on a June 23 game with battery pairs listed as Steen and Fisher Baum and Thomas. The fragment mentions score lines and teams but lacks full context or final results.
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Cidhoasu
Hiatsve
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Thomas
Batteries-Nagie and Waring, Lively and Mitze.
A fragment from a Los Angeles report dated June 23 lists pitchers Nagie and Waring for Batteries and Lively and Mitze for opponents. The score and innings details are garbled but indicate a baseball game summary in progress.
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MOBO
Spokane Defeats Seattle In Northwest League Match
Spokane beats Seattle 3 to 1 in a Northwest League game played in Seattle. The box score lists Chinault and Custer as the battery for Spokane with Bonnie and Shea handling Seattle's pitching and catching duties.
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Werkstra’ Senesan Ouwse
Oaee
Chinault
Custer
Bonnie and Shea
Unclear Scoring Record With Batteries Hall and Blankenship
The snippet from Vancouver dated June 23 lists score and players like Batteries Hall Blankenship Gardner and Lewis amid scattered OCR text. Key details on teams or outcomes are not readable, leaving an enigmatic sports fragment.
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Pacouua
Cascese Asatevars
Cattere Ceklios
Hall and Blankenship
Gardner and Lewis
Local Scoreboard Totals From Four City Matchups
In Lincoln Lincoln and Wichita both hosted games with Lincoln-Lincoln beating Wichita 5 to 0. Sioux City faced Denver with Sioux City winning 12 to 3. Omaha hosted St Joseph where Omaha won 7 to 6. Des Moines hosted Topeka with Des Moines prevailing 6 to 5.
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Local Scores From Early Matches Noted
In Minneapolis Indianapolis there were 2 to 3 results, Kansas City Columbus 2 to 4, St Paul first game Louisville 6 to 2 with Louisville 6 St Paul 3 in the second, Milwaukee Toledo 5 with Milwaukee.
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Latonia Track Delays Race Results Until Official Announce
Cincinnati reports an order from Latonia track managers delaying all race results flashed by telegraph until after the official results are announced. The 5 minute delay aims to curb outside bookmakers and data from arriving before the track’s verification.
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Latonia
Glidden tour cars reach Oklahoma City on 146 mile run
Eight Glidden tour cars followed Cal Lewis the official pathfinder into Oklahoma City from Lawton in good condition. The day’s run covered 146 miles.
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Cal Lewis
Lawton
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