Crackers Triumph in Doubleheader Riot of Whitewash
In a two game set at Ponce de Leon yesterday afternoon the Crackers swept the Lookouts 2 to 0 in both games. The crowd hit a season high as old star Rogers bade farewell with three hits and a final shutout. Umpire BI Hart debuted, delivering steady calls as Rogers and Schiltzer dueled, with DeHaven and Patterson turning in aggressive plays for Chattanooga.
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Big Tim Sullivan Predicts Reno Prize Fight On Level
New York June 25 Senator Sullivan says the Jeffries Johnson prize fight will be honest and on the level. He notes 101000 purse will be ready in Reno next week and recalls pledges from Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason for fairness. Sullivan defends Jeffries and predicts a hard fought bout with Johnson, while Reno’s odds and Nevada legality are key.
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Big Tim" Sullivan
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Tex Rickard
Jack Gleason
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United Station
Jo Che
Where They Play Today Southern League Schedule Note
Southern League listing shows Mobile at New Orleans then travel to Boston. Dates span June 24 to July 2 with daily play. Telephone contact Main 142 1942 for details.
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Southern
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Regatta Double Victory
Cornell freshman and varsity crews swept the Intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson. Cornell won the varsity four and varsity sight-oared races, while the varsity eight finished second to Pennsylvan ia. Conditions included fading light and rough water as crews battled to the finish.
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Atlantans Win Tennis Meet at Tate Spring
The report notes Atlanta players W T Gentry and W W Ningham won a handicap golf finale at Tate Spring links in Knoxville Tennessee. The Sentinel quotes the event as a spring tennis meet awarding champions.
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Tate Spring
Knoxville
Tenn
Sentinel
Golf
W. T. Gentry
W.W. Ningham
Atlanta, Ga
Jeffries Camp Spars and Strength Training Observed
A report from Morsia Springs details Jeffries and Armstrong sparring sessions. The article notes Jeffries’ powerful punching, testing a new platform, and unusual training methods such as back bends to strengthen the stomach area. The piece previews a forthcoming clash with Johnson, highlighting old timers’ expectations of a pivotal big fight.
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Goldfield
Jeffries
Morsia Springs
Jeffries Jeffries Hart Regt Battle Prep in Reno
Reno hosts a July 4 boxing event with an 28,000 fan capacity planned battleground setup. Marvin Hart and Jack Regt are slated to fight on ground where a historic years ago. Johnson and reps faced accommodation troubles as Jeffries trains near Rick's resort and Mana Springs. Jim Corbett reports Jeffries regained speed and aims for a brisk twelve round daily camp pace ahead of the match.
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Alen
Miss Hotchkiss Defends United States Tennis Title
Philadelphia July 25 Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley California today defended her title as women's tennis champion of the United States by defeating Miss Lange Hammond of New York in three heats 6 4 6 2 In doubles Hotchkis and Edith Rotch of Boston defeated Browning of New York and Wildey ofPlainfield N J
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Hazel Hotchkiss
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New York
Misa Hotchkina
Edith Rotch
Boston
Misa Browning
Mise Wildey
Plainfields
Yesterday's Scores From City and National Games
Fragmented results show Atlanta defeating Chattanooga while Birmingham and Mobile contested a 2 0 game. Other notes mention New York Washington Philadelphia Boston St Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland and Minneapolis with scattered scores and city references amid incomplete OCR text.
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Fragmented OCR list of place names and numbers
Readable fragments show multiple city names and numeric marks such as Winkton Raleigh and Rocky Mount with distinct counts. The item reads like a damaged listing of locations and scores or counts, lacking cohesive events or actions. It preserves places Charlotte Houston Fayetteville Wilmington and others.
Trial Ends In Acquittal For Florida Race Track Gambling
Jacksonville jury acquits defendants in a criminal court verdict after Judge Maxwell instructs they must return acquittal. Defense wins on constitutional pool selling. Bookmaking testimony linked pool selling. case impacts Florida racing laws and future action anticipated.
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Maxwell
Bodkmakarsa
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Ismet
Cubs Beat Locals Startled By Strong Catcher Play
The Chicago Cubs defeated the locals behind a sharp catching performance by a key catcher. Wingo provided solid services in the run to victory, with Greenville and Stow noted among contributing players.
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Tennis Tourkey of Tennessee opens in Knoxville
The sixth annual Tennessee tennis tournament starts in Knoxville on Monday and runs all week. It is expected to attract a large field, with more than fifty entries from across the nation, including Carter, Mansfield, Logan, Phelps, Nat Thornton, and others from Maryland Oklahoma and New Orleans.
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Maryland
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Carter
Mansfield
Logan
Phelps
Gulf States
Nat Thornton
Pion
Poor Climers Ravin A Time Club Turmoil
The Montgomery club Greminger faces a string of injuries and underperformance. Osteen breaks a leg and Celiger’s Boy Praty struggles to field. Pitcher Thom, veteran Lee, and Duggleby suffer time off, while manager Big Hol and owner Richard Tillix grapple with a string of errors and lineup instability.
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Greminger
Joseph
Big Hol
Terriee
Richard Tillix
Osteen
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Praty
Thomas
Juul
Relisbie
Duggleby
Gnésees
Elaga
Tor
Pepe
Burnett
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