Murphy Quits Organized Baseball Shifts Harmony Ahead
Charley Murphy exits organized baseball after a controversial career with the Chicago outfit. His retirement is seen as reducing conflict within the sport as Boston and Providence indoor meet issues draw scrutiny. The piece notes ongoing concerns about officials, event balance, and notable performances at the Providence Armory meet.
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Providence
Armory
Bennie Osthues
Boston
Johnson Knocks Fitz Out in Philadelphia 1907
Robert Fitz eati fought Jack Johnson in Philadelphia on July 17, 1907, where Johnson scored a knockout in two rounds. The text notes they did not meet in Australia and mentions a later coast fight query involving Gilbert Gallant.
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Robert Fitzeati
Jack Johnson
Australia
Johnson
Fitz
Philadelphia
Gilbert Gallant
Gallant
McCarthy
Mr. Collins
Boston and District Soccer Football Association
Fred Lake
Jack Sheehan
Aberg
Zbysz
Weekly boxing bouts list from across North America and Europe
A roundup of scheduled boxing matches by date and location including fighters such as George Alger Freddie Duffy Sailor Fritts Tony Ross Joe Mandot Johnny Griffith Bud Anderson Frank Barreau Leo Houck Jimmy Murray Sapper O Neil Fred Yelle Battling Nelson Young Togo Kid Julian Tom m y Bresnahan Mike Gibbons Al McCoy Ritchie Mitchell Patsy Brannigan Johnny Dundee Gus Christie Dave Kurtz Johnny Glover Joe Borrell Freddie Welsh Jimmy Duffy Stanley Scully Billy Montgomery Eddie Murphy Phil Brock Ad Wolgant Charley White Jack Britton Young Shugrue George Rodel Jack Connors Joe Borrell Bandsaman Blake Jack Dillon Jim Flynn Hughey Madole and more with venues in Dover Brooklyn New Orleans Vancouver Philadelphia Evansville Syracuse Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Manchester Albany Augusta St Louis London Kansas City Sandy Creek and other cities during the week.
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Dover
N. H
George Alger
Freddie Duffy
Brooklyn
Sailor Fritts
Tony Ross
New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Johnny Griffith
Vancouver
B. C
Bud Anderson
Frank Barreau
Any Francisco
Leo Houck
Jimmy Murray
Philadelphia
Sapper O’neil
Fred Yelle
Evansville
Ind
Battling Nelson
Young Togo
Syracuse
Kid Julian
Tommy Bresnahan
Philaadelphia
Young Fox
Young Diggins
Mike Gibbons
al McCoy
Milwaukee
Ritchie Mitchell
Patsy Brannigan
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army
Cincinnati
Young Goldie
K. C. Marin
Augusta
Matty Baldwin
Albany
Mike Donovan
Larry Williams
Dayton
Tom Jones
Earl Fisher
Marieville
KR. I
K. O. Sweeney
Fred Halsband
Liverpool
Eng
Joe Borrell
Unknown
St. Louis
Freddie Welsh
Jimmy Duffy
Canton
Stanley Scully
Billy Montgomery
Eddie Murphy
Phil Brock
Ad Wolgant
Charley White
New York
Jack Britton
Young Shugrue
George Rodel
Jack Connors
London
Bandsaman Blake
Kansas City
Jack Dillon
Jim Flynn
Sandy Creek
Penn
Hughey Madole
Young Jack O’brien
Overfalls Lightship Race Set for June and July Cruising
The date for the Overfalls Lightship race is fixed for June 12 and 13. The cruising Camden to Baltimore race is scheduled for July 22 23 and a.
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Baltimore
Mullins Defeats Gardiner In Fast Racquet Exhibition
Jim Mullins of Pittsburg toppled Dave Gardiner of Boston in a sparkling racquet display at the Tennis and Racquet Club. The match scoreline read 15-7, 12-15, 15-11, 15-5 with rallies and precise placement shots drawing loud applause from a large crowd.
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Jim Mullins
Pittsburg
Dave Gardiner
Boston
Mullins Sweeps Gardiner In Three Straight Sets In City Match
James Mullins of Pittsburgh defeated David Gardiner of Boston 15-7 12-15 15-0 4-5 in a rapid table tennis exhibition at Smoky City. Mullins showed speed and precision with strong serves and wall returns while Gardiner battled to the finish. Mullins will play Sutor of Philadelphia next Saturday.
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Gardiner
Smoky City
Sutor
Philadelphia
James Mullins
Pittsburg
David Gardiner
Boston
Marker
Fritz Jlockler
G. R. Fearing, Jr
Gerhardt to Meet Sandele in Catch-Can Bout at Grand Opera House
Franz Gerhardt the German wrestler faces George Sandele the Greek Demon in a finish match under catch as catch can rules at the Grand Opera House Wednesday night. The date moved a day due to Aberg Zbyszko event. Referee Alex Aberg timer Zbyszko. George Tuohey expected to introduce the competitors.
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George Sandele
Grand Opera House
Aberg- Zbyszko
Sandele
Gerhardt
Alex Aberg
Zbyszko
George Tuohey
France Women’s Golf Championship Opens at La Boulie
The women's golf championship of France starts June 8 at La Boulie with Mile. de Bellet as the current title holder.
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France
la Boulie
Mile. de Bellet
Rain Delays Paris Baseball Tour Game Again
Rain again interrupted the world baseball tour in Paris on February 22 causing cancellation of today's match. Thousands of Americans in Paris including the American ambassador waited at St. Cloud hoping to see at least one game despite the deluge.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Paris trip ends early due to rain and travel back to New York
The group cancels the afternoon contest because of bad weather. Players visited Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre, saw aviation stunts in Javisy, and toured Paris despite rain. They plan a 10 o'clock return toward London, then New York, with terms talks among Giants players guarded.
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Church of the Madeleine
Louvre
Luxembourg
Washington
Paris
Javisy
Vanadiere
Roland Garros
Gustave Hamel
Schaefer
Donlin
Speaker
Evans
Doyle
Merkle
Hearn
Daly
Bois de Boulogne
Joe Benz
London
Stah
New York
Giants
John J. McGraw
Auto News and Delayed Races Reach Boston Readers
The White company hosts an open house on Commonwealth Avenue with full sales staff on duty and refreshments at noon. The Vanderbilt cup race at Santa Monica has moved to next Thursday due to rain, and the Grand Prize event shifts to next Saturday. The Chevrolet Light Six arrives at Chevrolet Motor Company Boston with a low price and new features, while Spartan Rubber opens a Boston tire branch at 715 Boylston Street managed by F C Stetson. Cadillac remains on four cylinders with no six cylinder plan as salesrooms showcase 2914 models.
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Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
J. S. Hathaway, Jr
Santa Monica
Chevrolet Motor Company
Motor Mart
W. C. Sills
Spartan Rubber Company
Trenton
N. J
Boylston Street
F. C. Stetson
A. L. Danforth
Cadillac Automobile Company
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Cadillac
Europe
Wrestlers Prepare for Thursday Me Champs in Boston
Aberg and Zbyszko train in Boston with full camps assembling. Aberg aided by Oscar Kaplan and a large team, while Zbyszko seeks Cyclone Burns and other helpers. The title bout at Mechanics Building is set for 8 30 PM and promoters praise Tuohey for scrapping toe holds as ticket sales rise.
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Oscar Kaplan
Berlin
Zbyszko
Cyclone Burns
Burns
Tyohe
Boston
Tuohey
Bermuda Motor Boat Race Details Settle
Details governing the annual Philadelphia to Bermuda motor boat race have been completed and entries are being accepted. The 734 nautical mile course runs from Race Street Pier, Philadelphia, to a stakeboat off David's Head, Bermuda. Boats 39 to 60 feet waterline may enter with a crew of at least six, half amateurs.
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Bermuda
Race Street Pier
David's Head
Americans win at Sydney state athletic championships
George L. Parker of California won the 220 yard dash and Rube Templeton of the Olympic Club San Francisco won the pole vault at the state championships in Sydney New South Wales Templeton cleared 11 feet 7 1 2 inches surpassing the Australasian record of 11 feet 11 4 inches
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S. W
George L. Parker
California
Rube Templeton
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Templeton
Rain Again Forces Canceled Baseball Game
Heavy rain caused the New York National and Chicago American League players to cancel the game in Paris. The teams will depart for London tomorrow morning.
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New York National
Chicago American League
London
French Bulldog Show Set for April at Hotel Astor
The French Bulldog Club of America will stage its annual show in the Hotel Astor roof garden NYC on Friday and Saturday April 17 and 18. A large exhibition is expected and the judges are to be announced later.
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The
French Bulldog Club of America
Hotel Astor
New York
Sweeney May Go to Chicago
Bill Sweeney of the Boston Braves boards the Southwestern express to Hot Springs to train and await developments with Hub Perdue. He plans to transfer his affairs from Boston to Chicago if needed, praising George Stallings and hoping his baseball case will be settled soon. Governor Tener says no definite announcement on the Sweeney Perdue matter yet.
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John Sweeney
Newport
Bill Sweeney
Boston Braves
Southwestern Express
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Bill
Hub Perdue
Boston
Chicago
Powers That
George Stallings
Tener
Melrose High Meets Rindge Tech in League Hockey
This afternoon at the Arena Melrose High plays Rindge Tech in a Inter scholastic league hockey clash.
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Melrose High
Rindge
Melrose High and
Rindge Tech
White Sox marooned by floods stranded in transit
Floods stranded Chicago White Sox from the American league as they rode a special train out of Chicago on Thursday night, joining other railroad passengers halted by the weather in Los Angeles.
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Cal
Chicago White Sox
American Baseball League
Chicago
Holidays clash as Ebbets and Wards vie for trigger
The exchange over which holidays to mark promises a busy season for the borough president who aims to throw the first ball at many celebrations.
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Ebbets
Stahl not to manage Feds in Brooklyn baseball
Robert B Ward announced from Chicago that Jake Stahl would not quit his banking job to manage the Brooklyn Federal League club next season. Ward said negotiations are off for the moment and no manager has been named yet, though a choice is expected soon.
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Johnny Evers
Braves
Joe Tinker
Chicago Feds
Speaker
Red Sox
Speke
New York
Robert B Ward
Brooklyn
Chicago
Jake Stahl
Boston Red Sox
Remembering Charlie Murphy and Legacy of Baseball Writers
We recall Charlie Murphy who contributed extensively to the press. Merkle Snodgrass and Ebbetts remain active or remembered in the same era, continuing the tradition of baseball reporting and lore.
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Charlie Murphy
Merkle, Snodgrass and
Ebbets
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