American Hopes Call Off Trips In Boxing Roundup
James J. Corbett reports postponement of European tours for top white heavies. Gunboat Smith and Jim Coffey stay in America. Moran remains likely to meet Jack Johnson. Willard aims to box Smith with public interest high. Other notes cover Bill Murray versus Al McCoy on May 21, Campi versus Williams, Conlon vs Williams title defense, and promoter talk on Welch-Ritchie.
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Gunbeat Smith
Sam Langford
Georges Carpentler
Jim Coffey
Coffey
Bombardier Wells
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Jack Johnson
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Callipi
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Chammon
Welie Ritchie
Freddy Welch
Ritche
Fim Oom
Welch
Billyson
Madison Square Garden
Willie
Freddy
Gerforum
Jan Coftfreth
Thirty-Nine Boys Win The Constitution Prize Pins
The Constitution honors high school athletes across Georgia with athletic badge prizes. Cordele and Sylvester report winners. Thy silver badge goes to John Strozler and others, while Elmer Southwell Ernest Taylor William Gregory Albert Pound win silver bronze at Cordele. Sylvester lists twelve McPhaul Institute students earning silver badges and names multiple badge recipients and judges M Richardson and Tom Kitchings.
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Coradete
Cordele Public Schools
John Strozler
Elmer Southwell
Ernest Taylor
Willia Gregory
Albert Pound
Sylvester
McPhaul Institute
Atlanta Constitution
Fgh School Association
Guy Hicks
Tom Acree
Oswald Bozeman
Earl Williams
Robert Hancock
Nelaya Morse
Carl Payton
Albert Bass
Earl Park
John Deariss
Authe Slappey
Robert Dupriest
Richardson
Tom Kitchings
High School Athletes Win The Constitution Badges
Reports from Home Carrollton Madison and Rome high schools show multiple students earning The Constitution athletic badges. Sterling silver and silver bronze pins awarded to top performers across three contests, with names of winners from each school and judges listed.
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Athens
State
Carrollton
Madison
Rome
Home
Olney Davis
Wilbert Dolph
Ralaigh Johnston
Beecher
L. D.corbitt
Constitution
Focal
Pete Avery
Lamar Craft
Thomas Carpenter
Sam Wiking
Toombs Kay
Alton Craft
Clar Mickel
Wesley Mathewson
BF. Gay
W. J. Downs
Pierce
Crackers Lead Teams With Bat In Southern League Games
report shows Atlanta batting .270 with a team average while Memphis and Chattanooga follow in hits and runs. Birmingham leads in runs scored with Atlanta second, Mobile tops in hits, and Nashville Montgomery New Orleans and others sit further back. a high school in Rupert Idaho is said to be the first large building heated entirely by electricity.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Rupert
Idaho
Sherwood Magee Tops National League Batting Leaders
Sherwood Magee captain of the Philadelphia Nationals leads the National league with 44 percent. Byrne, his team’s second, and Cathers of St. Louis sit third. Magee and Mowrev of Pittsburg are noted in the standings.
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Phillies
Byrne
Cathers
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Louis
Magee
Mowrev
Pittsburg
Eleven AL Twirlers Go Unbeaten This Season So Far
Eleven American League pitchers have not lost a game this season through Wednesday Bay 6. The list names those who have won two thirds or more of their decisions, highlighting the standout performers and their early success.
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Wednesday Bay
Cornell Edges Harvard In Historic Track Showdown
Ithaca May media recounts Cornell defeating Harvard at Percy Field by 752 5 to 418 3. Speiden Souder of Cornell sparked the mile race while Bingham set a local Harvard quarter design mark 44 5. Milton Fritz tied for pole vault 12 feet 14 inches as Hoffmire Potter led Cornell in the two mile and weight events.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Percy Field
Moakley
Harvard
Cornell Syon
Crimson
Speiden
Souder
Bingham
Barron
Milton
Fritz
Hoffmire
Potter
Cornel
Chicago edges Brooklyn in tight Federal League clash
Timely hitting lifts Chicago to a 3 1 win over Brooklyn after a fierce duel between Brennan and Lafitte. Brennan clashes led to bat thrown near head, umpires cheered, Murphy hits a solo shot for Brooklyn’s lone run. Lafitte, Landman, Wilson, and others noted in pitching duel.
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Chitaco
Brooklyn
Chicago
Brennan
Lafitte
Murphy
Bcure
Landman
Wilson
Bren
Fish guano used as cattle feed in Germany
The article notes growing use of fish guano as a supplement for cattle hogs and poultry in Germany. It also reports the National Women's Trade Union league leading a drive to create a national training school for women organizers to place trained organizers with women workers across trades.
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Germany
National Women’s Trade Union League
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