Corbett predicts winners in Independence Day boxing card
Veteran analyst James J. Corbett reviews Fourth of July bouts led by Rivers versus Ritchie with Anderson and Cross also in top matches. He weighs Anderson’s youth and power against Cross’s experience, and sees Rivers as the favorite to outpace the clever Ritchie, with Julian facing a rising star as heavyweights loom.
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Anderson
Ritchie
Haing
Leach
Hyland
Cross
Crosa
Rud
Fehter
Wolgast
Tantten
New Yorker
Les Mabel
RK. O. Brown
Mandyt
Baseball Roundup: Cleveland, Boston, Washington Victors
American League results outline a crowded schedule with Cleveland beating Chicago 3 to 2 after a disputed third inning, Detroit losing 7 to 1 to St. Louis, and Boston splitting a doubleheader with New York 9-6 and 7-6. Highlighted by Schalk’s misplay and O’Neill scoring, plus key pitching outings by Hamilton and Hoehling. Umpires credited: O’Loughlin, Hildebrand, with Connolly and McGreavey.
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Cleveland
Schalk
Chapman
O'Neill
Gret
Coatleas
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Kuhn
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Washington
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York
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Johnson
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Hender
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Hughes
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Hoatoo
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Eniiadelphia
Falkenberg
Washingtons
Willett
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Cheago
Charleston Defeats Albany in Clean Series Sweep
Charleston wins the series with Albany by nine runs, hammering McManus early. Hoffman, McMillan and Winston excel with key hits and aggressive base running. Box score notes Albany errors and Charleston pitching, with McManus charged for nine runs through two innings. game time about 1:10.
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Charleaton
Albany
McManus
Uoffman
McMillan
Winston
Alpany
McClesky
Herndon
Hanna
Brooks
Colby
Durmeyer
Eeywells
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Guarleston
Kipp
Huey
Weir
Hoffman
Bitring
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Foster
Cathy
Bitting
McMalan
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Hoey
Armeyer
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Sixteenth South Atlantic Tennis Tourney at Augusta
Augusta Ga hosts the sixteenth annual South Atlantic Tennis Tourney at the Country Club starting June 30 with over 150 entries. Local and out of town players, including Miss Tudor Perry Mrs John P Milam Alexandra G Johnston Leon M Green and James E B Erwin headline a field featuring top southern talent and defending champions like Nat Thornton.
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and Try
South Atlantic States
Tudor Perry
John P. Milam
Greenville
D. C
South Carolina Tennis Association
Sans Sauct Country Club
Alexandra G. Johnston
Asheville
Carolinas
Leon M. Green
The
Derson Intelligencer
Anderson
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Tichmond
Mra
Connie Evans Bullivas
Country Club of
Virginia
Robert Eons
Charleston
G. Wingate Waring
Elmer
James EB. Erwin
G. Wingat
Waring
Erwin
South Carolina
Where They Play Today Southern League
Atlanta in Montgomery Neshrike in New Orleans Chattanooga in Mobile Birmingham in Memphis National League Chicago In Cincinnati Pittsburgh to St Louis American League Jolanda to Chicago Saint Louis in Detroit
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Neshrike
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National League
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Cincinnati
Pittesueg
St Louis
Nashville pitchers hit batters leads region list
Nashville hurlers have hit 44 batters this season, the highest in the circuit. Other teams show Memphis and Montgomery each with 35, New Orleans 28, Mobile 238, Birmingham 22, Atlanta 1, Chattanooga 18.
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Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Sacrifice Hit Leaders Across The Season Listed
NasayMe batters lead with 107 sacrifice hits this season, followed by Birmingham 105 Mobile 104 Atlanta 101 New Orleans 92 Montgomery 88, highlighting strong team fundamentals and disciplined at bats across leagues. The tally shows NasayMe atop a crowded field as teams push for productive outs and run production equity.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Atanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Lajoie Benched Sparks Cleveland Manager Dispute
Cleveland manager Birmingham benches Nap Lajoie temporarily over a slump, prompting a feud with Lajoie and President Sommers who says the move does not threaten Birmingham’s job. Lajoie vows to quit if used as a bench warmer or substitute. Chicago reaction hints at a potential trade with the White Sox.
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Napoleon Lajole
Nas
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Charles W. Sommers
Sommers
Sirminsham
Lasoie
Sommera
Focal
Lainie
Irmingham
Frenchman Wrothy
Chicago
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Americans
Turner
Larry
Chicago White Sox
Brunswick 2 Thomasville 0 Brongwick Ga
Hartner pitched superb ball for Brunswick as they beat Thomasville 2 to 0 behind errorless defense Cheney and Foxworth turned in solid work for the visitors limited to three hits. Final score 2 0 with Brunswick gaining the win on two runs scattered figures and strong fielding.
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Thomasville
Brongwick
Hartner
Cheney
Cheney and
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Wartner and Seifert
McAfee
Wilson’s Message Reaches Chicago at Marathon Meet
In Grant Park Chicago the presidential message from Woodrow Wilson was delivered by a Boy Scout escort after a 774 mile run from the capital. The 6 mile marathon was won by W J Kennedy of the Illinois Athletic Club in 3 hours 20 seconds.
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Lauren
Chenoweth
Grant Park
Carter Harrigan
Wonrlrow Wilson
United States
W. J. Kennedy
Olinois Athletic Club
McLoughlin Reaches Semifinals at Wimbledon Championship
Maurice E. McLoughlin, the American champion, defeated W Ingraham in straight sets to advance to the Wimbledon fifth round semifinal stage. Parke, Irish and former champion, beat R Watson in straight sets, while Oscar Kreutzer defeated Kenneth Powell in three sets as the final fifth-round matches concluded.
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Maurice E. McLoughlin
W. Ingraham
al-England Inwa
Parke
R. Watson
Watson
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Parka Ia
McLoughlin
Oscar Kreutzer
Kenneth Powell
Cambridge University
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Carrollton Seeks Baseball Games and Doubles Championship
In Carrollton Georgia on June 28 a special note says McLoughlin and Kreutzer are favorites as the Carrollton team aims for the final. The strong club seeks games within a wide radius and hopes to arrange matches and round robin play including a doubles championship. A. F. Wild and Hillyard from Atlanta are among those mentioned with players like Ey Johnson and Merrell noted in club activity.
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Kreutzer
A. F. Wild Jatrong
Atlanta
Ing
G. W
Hillyara
Wallase
Ey Johnson
Philadelphia
Taldaress
He Merrell
Kalso mine King Threatened By Ed Plank Title Defense
Edward Walsh, key pitcher for Kalso mine King, must defend his title or lose it as Ed Plank of the Athletics closes in. The ace southpaw led American League shutouts with fifty five, topping rivals as Chicago’s top whitewash artist.
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Tigers
White
G. Harris White
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Idaho
George Mullin
Detroit
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Jim Scott
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Boston
Thorpe Poised To Become Giant Regular By Next Season
New York June 28 Jim Thorpe shows rapid improvement says McGraw He was green last year but possesses speed and power He learns quickly and has the athletic instinct to excel In practice he demonstrated refined judging of fly balls and throwing accuracy He is expected to become a standout outfielder with hitting and fielding skills improving steadily over the coming season
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Joe
The
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Ine
Ad Wolzast
Ad McFarland
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Crose
Murphy
Los Angeles
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George Beck
Httie
Nashville
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Thorpe
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Jim
Jana
Plitaburg
Snodgrass
Tim
Froma Fonce
National League Baseball Scores Flash Through Late June
Cubs beat Reds 3 1 as Humphries weak in innings. Suggs relieved by Packard. Pirates triumph 12 5 over Cardinals with four strong innings, Griner hammered. Giants top Dodgers 10 3 as McGraw uses four pitchers. Dodgers beat Phillies 4 2 with Smith two doubles, game partly rain halted.
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Devore
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Bresnahan
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Eason
Anniston handily defeats Newnan in Alabama baseball clash
Anniston Alabama defeated Newnan 14 to 8 in a game highlighted by pitcher Osborn of Anniston who fielded a grounder with two on and forced a runner at third after a long dash. Newnan’s First Baseman Griffin suffered tooth loss from a ball to the mouth during practice and will miss several days.
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Bails Leads New Orleans Batsmen in Free Ticket Push
The New Orleans team dominates pitchers, securing 247 free tickets to first base this season. Other figures include Mobile 341, Montgomery 22 percent, Birmingham 211, Atlanta 202, Nashville 202, Memphis 201, and Chattanooga 193, highlighting regional attendance and performance.
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Soason
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Stolen Bases Lead Gulls With Heavy Season Total
Moblie base runners are supreme, the Gulls having purloined 153 this season. The others follow with Montgomery 120, New Orleans 10 percent, Birmingham 89, Memphis 32, Atlanta 67, Nashville 62, Chattanooga 43.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
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Chattanooga
Stomach Remedy Promises Relief From Gall Stone Pain
A Roanoke Virginia reader praises Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy for curing long stomach and liver distress native to gall stones. The letter claims rapid relief without operation and urges others to consult their drugists about the product. It mentions sending for a trial dose and notes wide approval from users who report improved health.
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Roanoke
Ynenia
Geo. H
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Chemlat
Whiting St
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