Bud Anderson Knocked Out In Oregon Fight
Los Angeles July 4 Bud Anderson was knocked out by Newark heavyweight Teach Crose in the twelfth round of a scheduled 72 round bout at Vernon Arena. The decisive blow stunned Anderson, who remained unconscious for over four minutes before being helped to the ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Teach Crose
Newark
Bud Anders
Oregon
Vermon Arena
Anders
Stra
Anerson
Anderson
Morning Games Across Leagues Highlight Mixed Results
A sprawling recap shows varied outcomes in morning action across the American and Federal leagues. Notable performances include Texas Teague and Baltimore's showing, with several teams like Milwaukee and Cleveland posting key wins.
Both Games Ended in a Tie on Independence Day
Two baseball games ended in a tie amid good crowds. The morning game halted in the tenth with a tied score, the afternoon contest stopped after seven innings in a 3 to 3 tie. Attendance reached about 2,250 in the morning session and 6,350 for the later game, as Cracker and Pelicans battled to the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Jemison
Crackers
Palicans
New Orleans
Jock
Canzelman
Bree
Brenton
James
Httie
Wilsons
Ural
Enka
Crowe
Cackers
Tommy Long
Welch
Alpermanns
Pels
Bone Wilson
Kyle
Dowell
McDowell
Hendry
Brads
Bagbys
Ine Pels
Gler
Chapmin
Brady
Postponed motorcycle races blot by heavy afternoon rain
The motordrome event was delayed due to a slick track from heavy rain. Results from later action mention Cavet, Schmidt, and McDonald with scattered hits and a feature inning, while the Chattanooga and Birmingham games report strong fielding and pitching, with Parsons and Coveleskie among standout names in a day of mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barons
Gulls
Birmingham
Ala Fury
Prough
Moblie
Mobile
Sparkha
Bath
Richie Defends Lightweight Title With Eleventh Round KO
In San Francisco Wil lie Ritchie stopped Joe Rivers in the eleventh round of a scheduled twenty, delivering a straight right to Rivers jaw after a ferocious bout. Rivers pressed early with Wilder swings but Ritchie boxed steadily, opening a cut and landing decisive uppercuts and jabs to seal the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers
Richie
San Francisco
A_ wicked
Crose
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Willie Ritchie
Eighth Street Open Air
Atchie
Cearliar
Rivers Mart
Clouse Ranga
Ritchie
San Franciscan
Pease
Fx Tha
Ritchu
Mi H
Rivera
Hitchie
Youthermer
Silva
Iig
Ritchies
Hia
Ritchie Covily
Angies
Ritomes
Rubia
Richies
Ferna Wins Over Young Denny in Ten Round bout
New Orleans July 4 Wildcat Ferna of Kansas City won a decision over Ferngs Denny in a scheduled ten round welterweight bout at dewn park this afternoon. The article lists numerous local events and park attractions with various sponsors and upcoming matches across Atlanta in a postgame collage style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wildcat Ferna
Kansas City
Ovar Ferngs Denny
City
IT Dewn Park
Heat Prostrations Reported at Anniston Game
Two heat prostrations occurred during the Anniston and Talladega baseball game in Anniston Alabama. Howard Beaters of Talladega collapsed from epilepsy and 4 Houser, president of City Bank and Trust, suffered a billous attack. Both were removed and soon recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Talladega
Howard Beaters
Houser
City Bank and Trust Company
Roth
Dundee Wins Easy Decision in Ten Round Fight
Dundee of New York defeated Tommy Dixon of Kansas City by decision after ten rounds here today. Three knockdowns were scored by Dundee, securing a clear victory in the bout staged on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Albuquerque
Jgnnay Dundee
New York
Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
Verbeck in Fiat wins road race
Verbeck driving a Fiat won the Panama Pacific auto race from Los Angeles to Sacramento. His 11 hour 1 minute time covered 443.6 miles with no mishap. Harris Hanshue’s Asperson crash rumor proved false. C C Willeford helped drive the winning car to Lanters Field before Verbeck returned to take the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Verbeck
Los Angeles
Harris Hanshue
Fresno
Cc C Willeford
Lanters Field
Wilding Wins Wimbledon Title Clash Over McLoughlin
New Zealand star Wilding defeats Wau Rice E McLoughlin of San Francisco in three straight sets to capture the All England singles crown. McLoughlin, outmatched from start to finish, remains unable to match Wilding’s form and power. Mrs McNair and Miss Boothby win ladies doubles while H Roper Barrett and P Dixon secure the men's doubles title over Germany’s Hahe and Steinschroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
New Zealand
Waurice E McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
Wilding
Mate Tron
England
Mcloughlin
McToughlin
Hia
McNair
Dfp Boothby
Mra Sterry
Lambert Chambers
Sterry
H Roper Barrett
P Dixon
Great Britain
Friedrich Wilhelm Hahe
Heinrich Steinschroth
Germany
Jchallengers
Weighman in Velie Wins Santa Fe Race
Velie car driven by Jack Weighman won the Santa Fe endurance race covering 62 miles in 2 hours 9 minutes. The event started and finished in Albuquerque with four cars retired at Santa Fe and four more at Deming due to engine trouble and car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IN Velie
Santa FE
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Deming
Velie
Jack Weighman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud Anderson
Leach Cross
Winston Sul
International Teague Baltmore Root
Jerer
Montreal
Rochester
Tanna
Virginia
Petersbore
Onatt Portsmith
Wwyort
American Saxo Fotfon E
Toletn
Catronl States League
Toredy
L Myn
Minenapals O
Sr Patt
Federal League
Cleveland
Flushing
Bota
Mta
St Layla
Ent Ag
Wareingsseration Greenahorn
Sen
Anelo Hat
Raielsh
Durham
International Teague
Richmond
Norfolk
Cotton States
Leusne Jack
Ponsa Ola
Ksinn
Selmi
Tesas Teague
Geuten
Houston
Thor Ae
Dallas
Wace Dallas
Fort Warts
Austin Sobers
Schnudt
Heinwich
Woresa
Mass
Brance
Inslee
Massachusetts
Pets
Ptas Lordhales
Hope Af Kaslani
Wakefielt
Nuxcar
Brenner
Dent
Firenner Desartes
Aupermann Picus
Alpermann
Robber Millewerll
Hendes
Wong
Rilukens
Texas
McDowell Walt Downs
iTndryx
Clancy Who
Ated
Welch Ace
Cam
Ayler
McDowells
Woin Lory
Tommy
WiDr Well
Williams
Janex Altemann
Pasigni
Te Agier
Hises
Bila Ate Dent
Eff Brenner
Henarye
Basrg
Lookouts
Turtles
Chattanooga Tern
Hosanger Ay Will
Feth
Eghin
Memphis
King
Cliff
Tonia
Xe Seah
TY Det
Nastville Tenn
Cane
Montgomery Agregition
All Warhorse
Nashvile Wis
Wil Hams
Montgomex
Montgomery
Nash
Brarde
Ofrem
Kawppas
Willams
Nigville
Sammar
Foxen
Bosch
Adams
Tuas
Uipermann
Bailes Smith
Lisiind KS
Mofiowell Ob Herdryx
Zens Welch
Agier
Brad Pone
Atlanta
Sinmary
Borny
Halls
Wil
AL San
Reamann
Spencer
Fifield
Scudderham
Cavet
Carroll
Bexd
Stork
Donald Caveat
Kninely Schmidt
Nases Wessenger
Stock Robertson
Foxen Odell
Stock
Boyd
Stack McGill Bentel Schrudt
Clark
Tima
Breitenstein and
Kerr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanoosa
Parsons
Schweitzer
Burward
Jsutter
Beatin Covaleskie
Imne
Qin Cuat
Td Tiiste
RAF Chittanoga
Fotasen Butler
Hieaux
Coyle Suest
Willams Butler
Abstyin
Coveleskie
Parsona
Balla
Govaleskie
Farsens
Tome Joo Umbres
Hart
Willeht
Wy FC
Sheern Ra
Meirelt
Osiris
Tametin
Towle
Mobie
Odell
Prough Sehmidt
Messenger Wisely
Marcan Melinde Clark
Campbell
Ana Grmmly
Hoge
Hogs
Hoxy
Umphes Breintenstein
Herl
Vols
Bilites
Nashville
Rory
Jeommit
Yuner
Nashville Aid
Elwert
Knaupn Snedecor
Daley Baumgervin
Callahin Haumgardner
Walker Manning Young
Manning
Beck
Pfeninger and Stockdale
Paule
Fernss
Denny
Hal Resnold
Athinta Gas Co
Fulton
Expos
Ion 1Ompany K Birth Regiment
Whittler
Woyattie
Atlanta National Bank Y Tallet
Murray Gin Co
PPG
Ted Seal
Southern Railway
Ramen Agpogis
McDon
Ald
Grant Park
Gordon Jonpithens
Wesley
First Baptist
Misson Central Congregational
Conese Park
St Philips
Fraternity
Capitol View
Kava
Piedmont Park
Unior
Sihnael Ashby
Central Baptist
Grant
Park Grace
Trinity
Tiamond
Westminster
Medmont
iPark
FIAT
Ps Mone
Dirmingburn
Low Mempais
sNaaneliie
Savannah
Azay Duckena
Charleston
Alenny
Bob
Chicago
Ark FL
Louis
Boston
Cincinauti
Phiadelphia
Washington
Boxton A
St Loute
Detroit
Gadefen
Id Tallatera
Amals
Gpelika Newnan
LaGrange
Saunasick
ABS Cordelea
Americus
Thomasvilla
Orteans
Lay Smith
Ae Lang
Welchonce
TOBAY
Ponce de Leon Park
O-Ciack
Jay WA
Purine
Iweh
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!