Ketchely Papke title fight ends with knockout at Vernon arena
Michigan middleweight Ketchel battles Billy Papke in a brutal twelve round world title bout at Vernon arena in Los Angeles. Papke floors Ketchel multiple times and wins by knockout in the twelfth round amid blood and heavy blows. Ketchel staggers through the later rounds as Papke dominates, the crowd urged to stop the fight before the final bell.
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Vernon Arena
Los Angeles
Seo Stanley’ Ketchel
Michigan
Jeffries
Billy Pape
Cherries
Michi Gap
Thunderbolt
Ketchel
Ketcher
Touna
Finiah
Papke
Pape
Parke
Ketehel
Papko
Hin
Page
Parke Guicky
A. Vidows
Paphe
Hetchel
Lynch's Team Wins Gaelic Football Showdown in Butte
A Gaelic football match yesterday at the gardens between Walstones and the Irish-Americans drew strong rivalry. Lynch captained the winners with two goals and three points in the second half producing nine, while Good led the losers to three points in each half. Judge Lynch refereed and praised the play as among the best seen.
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Walstones
Sutte
Lynch
Harry Good
Good
Mortarity
Wolftones
J. J. ‘Lynch
Cap ‘Gin
Dennis Holland
Michael Harrington
John Sullivan
Tim Sheehan
Don Shea
Dennis Mursphy
John Shea
Pat Crowley
Jerry Sheehan
Jack Murphy
Con B. Sullivan
Tom Connell
Mike Sullivan
Con Sullivan
Piain
Jerry Sullivan
Jack Crowley
Jerry Buckley
Jim Carter
Mike Crowley
Dan Cronin
Dennis Riley
Mike" Leavitt
Mike Buckley
Gon Creed
John Connell
Ea Mastington
Mugh Fugice
Attell and Moran Fight Draw in San Francisco
Abe Attell the American featherweight champion and Owen Moran of England fought to a 22 round draw at Colma open air arena before about 60 spectators. Moran claimed a broken right hand after round two, while Attell remained unmarked though both men showed grit. Referee Jack Welsh declared a draw as fans cheered for both fighters in a evenly fought bout seen as tame but competitive.
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San Francisco
Abe Attell
America
Owen Moran
England
Colma
Jack Welsh
Father Tame
Moran
Attell
Opin Reem
Forman
Thealing
Han
Moran Nectarea
Associated Press
Mora
Miran
Ina
Wen
Attelle
Nate
Forte
Mital
Cloren
Stora Havie
Tell
Cleveland beats Chicago 6 to 0 in early game
Cleveland pitchers dominate Chicago as Joss Bemis Sullivan and Shaw star in a shutout. Chicago struggles to connect with the ball while Cleveland runs early and tallies seven runs across two innings.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Pastra
Joss
Bemis " Manuel
Altrock
Sullivan
Shaw
Weaver
Ava
Ch Cago
Cheech
Cheeh
Ramis
Pastorton Dominant as Bosox Take Split in Foregoing Game
Brooklyn fell 1 to 0 in the second game of today’s doubleheader despite Pastorton pitching a superb game with Boston securing the winning run on a McGann walk, Sweeny’s timely sacrifice and Dahlen’s hit. Batteries: Chappelle and Smilin for Brooklyn. Umpire Dawnstone.
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Brooklyn
Pastorton
Bostons
AEM
Ny Sweeny
McGann
Dahlen
Oho
Chappelle
Smilin
Passtorious
Bergan
Boston
Lindaman
Graham
Metyre
Farmer
Dawnstone
Northwestern League Cites Tacoma 3 0 in rainout
Tacoma could not start the morning game as rain halted play. Vancouver Aberdeen and Des Moines split results with Des Moines winning 8 4, while Omaha split with Denver 2 4. Sioux City won first game 3 2 over Lincoln, and then Sioux City 2 Lincoln 3 in the second.
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Pueblo
Pueblo Omaha
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln
Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
Butte
Neel Defends Title in Intermountain Tennis Championship
In Salt Lake City on September 7 Samuel Neel defended his intermountain tennis title by defeating Frank Roberts in three straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-0. Walker and Jim Salisbury beat title holders Rodney Badger and Abner Brown in three sets 6-4 6-8 7-6. In women’s doubles Miss Williams and Miss Thorne defended their title against Miss Humphries and Mrs. Gritin after a lengthy first set.
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Salt Lake City
Samuel
Mre. Gritin
Loms
St Paul and Minneapolis Milwaukee vs Indianapolis Louisville results
American Association notices show scattered game outcomes with St Paul facing Kansas City in St Paul and Minneapolis. Scores include Milwaukee 7 at Minneapolis, Indianapolis 2 at Louisville, Columbus 2, Toledo 0, and other listed matchups.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Pittsburg Fall In MLB Tilt With St Louis In Batting Bee
National League summary shows a pitching and batting showcase as Pittsburgh replaced Taymond with Ballee in the second inning and Brander pitched for Pittsburgh while St Louis used Leever and Gibson. Umpire called close balls with runners on, the Cardinals beating the Pirates by a two run margin.
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St Louis
Ballee
Taymond
Brander
Pitts
Pittsburg
Rees
Louie Vires
Leever
Gibson
Mond
Salles
Ludwig
Pittsbury
Rick
Short Line Runs Through Denver Sleeper
Leaving Butte on train No. 10 at 2 a m Wednesday the Oregon Short Line will run an electric lighted Standard Pullman through to Denver with outchange in connection with the Union Pacific Overland Limited. This will give horsemen exceptionally fine service as the train will arrive in Denver Thursday morning at 10:60. Make reservations at once a space is going to lay Short Line city ticket office No 2 North Main street Lexington Ky Sept 7. before the state racing commission was called to order today to allot dates for the fall meeting on the Lexington track. It was understood that the meeting will begin Sept 18 and probably continue 10 days. If the Latonia track does not ask for dates it is believed that Lexington and Louisville will nch have longer meetings hereafter LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON Commander Sendsine the Russian naval attache at ashington left here today for his post.
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Oregon ‘Short Line
Denver
Union Pacife
Overland Limited
Cat
Ilay
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Lexington
State Racing Commission
Latonia
Louisville
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