Roommate Matches Ban Sparks Boxing Commission Action
Montana boxing officials suspended middleweight fighters Jack Dillon and Bob Moha for six months for “stalling” and arranging tentative, rival matchups to inflate purses. The commission deemed the bouts fake and sham, targeting roommate matches to keep fighters from meeting under fair terms.
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McCarthy Wins Decision Over Lester in Helena Bout
In Helena this afternoon Juneny McCarthy edged Lester in a furious two round fight. McCarthy led by a wide margin through ten rounds before Lester survived with a late rally. The bout featured clean work from McCarthy and continuous clutching by Lester as he weathered the power shots. The preliminary between Ned Young and George Hanlon was stopped in the second round after Young fouled Hanlon. all results declared off.
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Johnson Moran title bout predicted twelve rounds
Paris June 25 Jack Johnson the American pugilist predicts his bout with Frank Moran of Pittsburg will not last longer than twelve rounds and he will remain champion. Moran and companions walked and sprinted in training. June 21 Harvanne enjoined from playing ball in any Federal league city amid a delay in a Buffalo Pittsburg game. On July 19 Three Forks visits Butte for a Meader-Nille club game on the new diamond at the local playground prepared by Anaconda company. a gymnasium was built in Leonard yards for club members.
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Eugene, Ore
Andrew Bossen
Edith Bossen
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Bonds and Norton to Work Out Today for July 8 Title Fight
Heavyweights Joe Bonds and Al Norton begin daily workouts at Broadway and Stage, first session at 2 o'clock, building toward their July 8 Holland arena card. Norton weighs around 175 for the Dillon bout and Bonds mirrors that weight, with both showing speed and power. The undercard features Leo Bens vs Marty Rowan, a bout drawing strong interest as promoters seek a worthy challenger to Bens. Rowan has defeated notable fighters, raising expectations for the main event.
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Resolute Wins 234 Mile Yacht Race in Long Island Sound
In Glencove on June 25 the Resolute defeated the Defiance by 3 minutes 14 seconds and the Vanitie by 3 minutes 3 seconds after a tight contest. The Vanitie led the Reliance briefly before finishing half a minute behind.
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Cornell Favorite In Hudson Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 25 Local rowing experts and bets favor Cornell in the Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson course tomorrow amid a field including Columbia Syracuse Washington and Wisconsin. Odds favor Cornell sweeping events while Pennsylvania and Washington show notable time trial form and strong competition from other crews.
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Epigrams from Conibear on rowing philosophy
The New York Sun quotes Mirman Conibear, longtime Washington University rowing coach, offering quips on training. He mocks the idea of practicing heavy wear and argues his crew rows in the race, not in practice, hinting at changes in coaching.
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West Coaches Debate AmATEUR Versus Pro Faculty
A passage reflects coaches advocating professional staff over paid amateurs. It criticizes distrust between coach and players, praises a flexible golden rule system, and argues players should be allowed outings with prior objective disclosure. The speaker warns against harsh treatment and notes dangers in judging talent by appearance.
Cobb Pleads Guilty In Peace Disturbance Charge
Detroit June 7 Tyrus Cobb the baseball star pleaded guilty in a justice court to a charge of disturbing the peace and paid a fine of 80 dollars. The charge stemmed from a disturbance at William Le Carpenter’s meat shop Saturday night where the ball player was involved.
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Patriotic Voters elect leaders at first annual meeting
In Chicago, D. J. Reynolds of Minneapolis was named president of the American Federation of Patriotic Voters at the close of their first annual meeting. Rev Otis L Spurgeon of Des Moines was chosen vice president and C W Bibb of Minneapolis was elected secretary treasurer. The meeting set June 115 as the location for a forthcoming event.
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Gating Riots and Labor Troubles In The United States
Riots and labor unrest surge across major cities as gates and security measures tighten. Workers clash with authorities amid rising strikes, with several towns reporting demonstrations and factory walkouts. Federal mediation efforts stall as public order concerns grow.
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American high record in flight over Whitney
Independence California June 25 Sir Kristofferson aviator flew over Mount Whitney 14898 feet reaching an altitude over 16000 feet reportedly setting a new American altitude record.
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Cal
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Jockeys Report for Butte Meeting Begun July Fourth
Jockeys reporting for the Butte race meet to start July 4 include many from the last meeting. Thirty riders are at the track with more expected. newcomers such as A Mott and J Collins join a list of established riders and owners placing bets and workouts.
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Scott Peck
Ea" Luce
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Roosevelt Hard at It Arranging for Campaign
Oyster Bay June 25 Colonel Roosevelt began what he calls his hardest campaign yet. Nine hours after landing in New York Harbor he returned to Sagamore Hill and started the machinery, dictating letters and telegrams as his secretary arrived. He says he feels better than ever despite throat trouble and plans to cover the country coast to coast with fewer speeches per state. He spent the night listening to both sides on endorsing Charles S Whitman for governor but did not commit.
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New York
Charles 8. Whitman
Dividend 18 Reduced by Wells Fargo & Co
New York June 0 Wells, Fargo & Co declared a semi annual dividend of 5 percent, reduced by 2 percentage points from the prior rate.
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Economy Garage and Upholstering Co. Ad
Economy Garage and Upholstering Co. Stults and Wuori advertise top sold and cleaned services. They offer gasoline repairs and accessories, home made cushions, buggy tops and dashes, with four line address at 4 L2G Utah Avenue in Butte Montana. Phone V0.
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