Pat Moran Mixes With Men To Lead Phillies Win
At Louis June 1 a new manager in the big leagues brings fresh ideas. Pat Moran, successor to Charley Doolin, eschews secret signals and favors close ties with players. He stresses real teamwork, flexible positions, and a goal to win a pennant, with Grover Cleveland Alexander as the pitching anchor. Moran praises old school fundamentals and predicts strong Phillies showings through July.
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Athletics
No Favorite Among Poughkeepsie Crews
Speed drives coaches of the varsity eights as they sharpen for the Hudson regatta at Poughkeepsie. Cornell Columbia and Penn lead a field that includes Syracuse and Stanford, with coaches changing lineups daily to find the fastest four mile crew.
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Quakers
Monkiey the Mentor Who Built Boston Champions
John F. Moakley, famed coach and trainer, rose from Beacon Park youth to a decades long influence in American athletics. He developed champions across Boston clubs, colleges, and universities including Tufts Brown Maine Wisconsin and Cornell, shaping sprinters hurdlers distance runners and field athletes through a system built in early training with Beacon Park and Union Athletic Club.
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University of Maine
University of Wisconsin
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Dorchester Athletic Club
South Boston Athletic Club
Manhattan Athletic Club
Tom” Burke
Harvard
Mal” Sheppard
Pals of His Athletes and Physiology Learnings Drive Success
A trainer credits forming bonds with athletes and pushing study of physiology as keys. He cites Harvard University School of Physical Culture, Dr Sargent, and two summers of study shaping his system. He argues tailoring training to the individual yields faster top form and lasting fitness benefits.
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Harvard University School of Physical Culture
Sargent
Harvard
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Benn
Career of a Dedication Driven Athletics Advocate
Dorn in Purchase street Horton December 11, 19xx Moakley shaped his career through Poston Latin School Harvard prospects ended by his father's death. He built a newspaper path in Boston and for eight years served as handicapper for New England A A U gaining national recognition. He helped form athletic clubs and promoted major outdoor meets while coaching schoolboy and college athletes at Cornell Wisconsin. His two daughters attend Cornell, one senior and one freshman.
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Fines for Stalling Boxers Proposed by Milwaukee Referee
Milwaukee officials debate methods to curb boxing match stalling after a season of perceived fakery. Referee Harry Stout proposes granting referees baseball umpire power, with fines deducted from purse shares to deter stall tactics and protect promoters and fans. The plan aims to ensure fighters train seriously and deliver competitive bouts.
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Harry Stout
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Zach Takes a Slump in Brooklyn Nationals Outfield
Zachent, the Brooklyn Nationals outfielder, has slumped, drawing criticism from fans and press. He is known as a natural clubber and is urged to improve, while boxing officials are urged to empower referees and committees to curb stalling and ensure fair play in important matches.
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Zach
Two More Years for Mike Gibbons in Boxing
Cincinnati, June 1. Mike Gibbons the St Paul boxer plans to retire in about two years but aims to win a middleweight title before quitting He contemplates fights with Jimmy Clabby or the top middleweight and expect to be active in New Orleans during Mardi Gras week in 1916 He discusses quitting boxing, saving money, and his plan to let younger fighters take the laurels after two more strong years He mentions a potential title tournament in early 1916 and notes recent match details and injuries from his career
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New Orleans
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Jimmy
Jeff Smith
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Eddie Meccarty
Young Ahearn
Mick King
Les Darcy
Solfier Hearesele
Brook Iym
Teo Houck
Johnny Welsmantel
Promatory
Bartfield
What Chief Bender Says of New League
Baltimore June 38. Bender, pitching genius of the Baltimore Feds, discusses baseball and compares the three big leagues without harsh critique. He praises Federal League player development and notes young outfield talent like Duncan and Roush, while contrasting with the American League. He calls the Federal teams improving fast and emphasizes personal connection with fans.
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Roush
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Meago Haw
Mann Ae
Bee & Park
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Th Federal Eau
Feds
Ty Cobb’s brain power drives his baseball genius
June Cincinnati profile on Ty Cobb emphasizes brains as a vital edge in modern baseball. Oscar seated Detroit catcher notes that mental judgment outshines raw speed, eye, or arm. Cobb studies pitchers and catchers to outwit them, using calculated steals and timing as key to his success and drawing power.
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Dreyfus Target in Pinch Baiting Incident at Pirates Game
A Pottsburg Gazette-Times report recounts a Giants camp tale about Dreyfuss and Comlakey as magnates eager for the score, noting New York and Pittsburg crowds, Lefty Leifield delivering a ninth inning hit, and Dreyfuss scolding Leifield after the game in a tense clubhouse scene.
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Cobb Defeats Russians, Clears Galicia Front
An early 20th century report notes Cobb driving Russians from Galicia, claiming success against Turkish forces near the Dardanelles. The piece cites the New York Tribune and historic wartime maneuvering as context for the push to remove foes from strategic fronts.
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