Causey Hit Freely as St Louis Beats Philadelphia 6 2
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 after Causey was hit freely and Hornsby cleared the bases with a three run trip. Pittsburg won 2 to 1 over Boston with Cooper and McQuillan pitching well. New York had a big day at the plate tallying 17 hits in a 9 to 8 win over Chicago. Cincinnati’s game was postponed.
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Arthy
O Dows Prediction Proves Accurate in War Propaganda Tour
The article recalls Mike O Dowd predicting support from Americans of Italian blood during a three year old YMCA directed propaganda tour in Italy. O Dowd and fellow boxers toured France and Italy, receiving a large reception in a Ting theater where he praised Italian American contributions to the Allied cause.
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Mike O'Dowd
Allan
F. A. Sentore
A. F
France
YMCAS
O'Dowd
Italy
Ting
Felsch Powers Ball as Boston Edges Chicago in Tight Tilt
Boston wins 3 to 2 over Chicago with strong defense by Cicotte and 14 hits. Felsch belts a homer over the left field fence his second in two days to tie game in the seventh. In New York Cleveland tops the Yankees 5 to 0 behind Coveleskie’s clutch pitching. Philadelphia’s Oldham shuts down the Red Sox as Auburn votes to restore optional plan for baseball players from lower leagues.
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Cicotte
Chicago
Althoug
Felsch
Sienoskey
Filing
Hendryx
Texas
Cleatte and Schalk
Harper and Schang
Auburn
N.Y
Coast League scores and college results brief
Coast League games ended with Vernon 5 Salt Lake 6 in 10 innings Portland 5 San Francisco 6 in 10 innings Oakland 0 Sacramento 6 Seattle 5 Los Angeles 4 in 15 innings. College results show Pennsylvania 5 Dartman AY Nebraska 1 California at Princeton 3 Pennayivants mt.
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Salt Lake
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Seattle
Los Angeles
TAD'S TID-BITS Boxing tale of champions and unknowns
Tad discusses Mike O'Dowd losing and Johnny Wilton winning the middleweight title, noting oddities of fighters with right-handed poses. He recalls historic futures and unknowns who rose to greatness, touting Frank Erne's victory over Gans and his later decline. The letter-like piece weighs on eras, fame, and the unpredictable path to boxing glory.
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Mike O'Dowd
Mike
Johnny Wilton
Boston
Johnny Wilson
Ketchel
Joe Thomas
Young Corbett
McGovern Fitzsimmons
Demps
Mack Dempsey
Smith
Morrisland
Brennan
Young Griffo Ranked Greatest Featherweight by Frank Holman
The writer argues that selecting the greatest fighter is tough but asserts that in prime, Young Griffo the Australian featherweight was the greatest boxer ever seen. He notes contemporaries like Joe Gans and others but praises Griffo as surpassing all, until injuries slowed him after knocking out heavier opponents.
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Jose
Gans
al Herford
Joe
Ins
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Jack Dempsey
George Dixon
Joe Walcott
Bob Pitas
Sam Laneford
Frank Firne
Joe Gans
Terry McGovern
Griffo
Holman
Shoot at Gregg on Begins Saturday at Gregson Springs
Montana and northwestern cities report the Butte Rod and Gun club shoot at Gregson Springs Saturday and Sunday will be a banner event. Dr H A Maillet says preparations are complete to accommodate guests and over 100 marksmen. Events include five registered targets with entrance 2.40 and added money. Prizes include a Brownlee Medal and high score awards. Shells sold on site and official records will include scores.
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H. A. Maillet
Pete O'Brien
Arthur Trow
Spokane
Montana Hardware Company
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E.W. Renfro
B.A. Sanborn
Bozeman
Schultz
Dillon
American Trapshooting Association
National Association
Four American ladies reach fourth round in British golf
The article notes Marion Hollins of Westbrook Long Island lost to Molly Grimbs 6 up and 4 to play, leaving Grimbs to face Cecil Leith in the finals. It also covers other entrants Midred Caverly Mrs C H Vanderbeck Rosamund Sherwood plus various boxing results and upcoming matches across the United States and Britain.
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Westbrook
Long Island
Molly Grimbs
Grimbs
Cecil Leith
Midred Caverly
C. H. Vanderbeck
Rosamund Sherwood
Miss Sherwood
Molly Griffths
Miss Sherwod
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A.C. MacKenzi
Toronto
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Tassie
Record confusion over state vaulting record validity
The piece questions whether Helena athlete Prosser broke the Montana state vault record last Thursday at the Interscholastic meet in Missouri. It notes the old record by Charles McAuliffe of Butte, the misprint in 1916, and suggests Prosser tied rather than surpassed 11 feet 4 inches, due to measurement methods.
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Helena Bishopl
Missouri
Charles McAuliffe
Butte
McAuliffe
Prosser
Phythian
Billings
Bunney
Park
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