Betting Deceit Marred Valley Falls Boxing Card
Boston crowd boxes out of club chaos after Bonner fails to appear and Dick O'Brien fights in his place. George Byers dominates a fatigued O'Brien as spectators cry foul over withheld replacement and bungled promotion at Lonsdale Athletic Club.
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O’brien
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Joe Walcott
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Jeffries Fitz-simmons title fight prep amid cautious betting
New York May 31 Betting on the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout remains light with odds around 2 to 1 or 8 to 5 at best. Jeffries trains at Asbury Park and Bath Beach shows him in peak condition, confident his speed and science will win without relying on weight.
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Asbury Park
Daly
Fitz
Bath Beach
L. 1
Hickey
Kenny
Ultz
Land of Nod
Martin Julian
Jim Jeffries
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Corbett
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Queer Street
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Kid Lavigne
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Jim Watts
Louisville
Dan Creedon
Joe
Kentucky
Jeffries Fitz bout discussed amid boxing gossip in a shifting market
The piece analyzes a potential Jeffries versus Fitz clash with Los Angeles power and betting odds rising. It weighs fighters’ readiness, past puncher power, and the impact of picture schemes while noting Dixon Bernstein O Brien Meladden events and other bouts shaping the boxing week.
Launching of the Columbia Yacht in New York
The cup defender Columbia will be launched Saturday June 19 at 8 PM in New York. The event will be public with a special Providence sightseers train planned. Mr Herreshott has wired the date to Mr Iselin.
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Columbia
Providence
Herreshott
Iselin
Orioles Rally To Edge St Louis In Tight Showdown
Baltimore won a close game against St Louis with decisive consecutive hits in the fourth and fifth innings. MacGinnity pitched brilliantly, delivering an invincible performance as Baltimore pulled ahead in a tense contest.
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St. Louis
MacGinnity
Orioles
Chicago Beats Philadelphia Despite Injuries in May Game
Chicago defeated a crippled Philadelphia team as Flick retired with an injured leg after the sixth inning. Attendance was 1,640. The score was not fully listed in readable text.
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Chicago
Flick
Boston, Cleveland slugfest ends in confusion at South End grounds
Boston and Cleveland players clashed over umpire calls as three Cleveland men were disqualified and both teams loaded the field with substitutions. Hickman started for Boston, Stivetts relieved, and the slugging contest produced seven early runs with Stark, Stahl and Hill among key performers.
Pittsburgs Rout Senators in Easy Defeat
The Pittsburgs hit the ball hard and often while the Senators batted weakly, leading to a one sided victory for the visitors. Fielding was solid on both sides. Attendance was 200.
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Washington
Pittsburgs
Senators
Bowerman Defeats in Slow Scribbles: Baseball Card Style
Three-base hits by McCarthy Reitz and Rhines highlight Bowerman. Freeman scores for Womenrun. Reitz to Rhines completes a double play. Rhines issues two walks, Worhing and Rhines record strikeouts. Pittsburg and Washington each stranded five. Time 1:15. Umpires Swartwood and Warner.
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Reitz
Rhines
Freeman
Dladison
Worhing
Pittsburg
Washington
Swartwood and Warner
Cincinnati Defeats Giants in Late Innings Thriller
The Cincinnati team secured a 7th and 8th inning rally to win while the New York Giants faltered in the ninth. Davis delivered three hits including a three-base blow and drove in key runs as Carrick allowed two walks and Hawley fanned seven. Attendance was about 1,000 with 2 earned runs for Cincinnati on errors and solid small-ball play.
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Cincinnatis
Giants
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Carrick
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Ger
Cingwinatio
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Hawley
Steinfeldt
Wilson
Wood
Peitz
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Mil’er
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Beckley
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Miller
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Tota
van Haltren
Gleason
Petter
O'Brien
Wear Hare
Bere
Warner
Coakley
Brooklyn Rally Beats Louisville 8 to 4 in Poorly Played Game
May 1 report details Brooklyn scoring five in the first inning aided by three steals and two costly errors. Dowling pitched well for Brooklyn while Hughes shut down Louisville after the initial surge. Fielding miscues and base running miscues marked the contest as Brooklyn prevailed 8 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Dowling
Colonels
Hughes
Porisstie
Dahien
Louisville
Steen
Jones
MeGann
Daly
Waener
Ty Dowling
Huerhes
Grim
Dialy
Dah
Baseball Roundup Mixes Standings and Wins Across Cities
Boston and St Louis part company. Chicago yet strong in Philadelphia. Stahl’s six straight singles set a record as the fair fare runs high. Brooklyn draws a record crowd in Greater New York. Hanlon’s crew presses toward the pennant with Selee’s rivals in view. New England League plans a meeting at the Quincy House to adjust schedules amid transfers to Lowell and Lawrence. Stark weather and crowds mark Tuesday’s games. Cleveland at the South End grounds today with 3:50 start. Wood, Pollard & Co. show strong form with a 25 to 1 victory over Roxbury. Ned Crane of Milton manages the team. calls to reach him.
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Greater
New York
Hanlon Wonders
Boston Post
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Selee
John Gaffney
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al Mans
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South End
Haggerty
Tom Tucker
Wood, Pollard & Co
Roxbury
Clifton
Ned Crane
Milton
College Scores From A One-Page Match Summary
Syracuse beats Toronto 10 to 4 in a regional slate. Norwich tops Bristol 11 to 3. Hartford loses to Springfield 3 to 4. Rochester defeats Montreal 5 to 2. Reading PA downed by Allenstown. Bangor over University of Maine 9 to 0. Williams edged Wesleyan 9 to 4. Providence RI defeats Worcester 6 to 4. Lancaster PA defeats Newark 6 to 1. Wilkes-Barre PA losing to Scranton. Princeton NJ vs Penn State 4 to 0. Richmond VA 8 to Pater son 5. Fordham 13 beat Maryland 3. Worcester-St Marks 25 to Groton 6.
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University of Maryland
Worcester—St. Marks
Groton
Ryan to race Beauregard in New England pacer showdown
Everett Ryan of Waltham and C T Farr of Brooklyn set a 10 mile pace contest Tuesday. Ryan now faces Fred Beauregard of Fall River in two 10 mile races at Fall River June 10 and Waltham June 17 to decide the amateur paced championship of New England if they split. Beauregard brings Fall River riders and is a veteran, promising a tougher challenge than Earl.
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Waltham
C. T. Farr
Brooklyn
Fred V. Beauregard
Fall River
Ryan
Beauregard
Waltham Athletic Park
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Racing at Gravesend May 31 New York
Light attendance due to a post holiday session at Gravesend. Premature led to win in 1m 2s. Kirkwood overtook Roysterer to win in 48 1-48. Paget's Admiration surged to victory in 1m 4s. Charentus upset George Keene in 1m 48s. Monitanne bested in 1m 2s. A. N. B. narrowly defeated by Pirate H in 1m 48 1-2s.
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Charentus
Monitanne
Pirate H
Noble and Greenough win interscholastic regatta on Charles River
Noble and Greenough win the final heat of the regatta against Stone at the Charles River. Nebbles led from the start and stayed ahead as Stone faded, finishing about four or five lengths to the good in 6 minutes 15 4-5 seconds.
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Noble
Chess tournament in London Second round results note
The London event opened the second round with Teichman facing Pillsbury and Steinitz meeting Janowski. By adjournment Janowski led Steinitz, Tschigorin edged Tinsley, and other games were even as adjournments continued.
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Mason
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Smith
Physick
Peruvian Remedy Promised Free Trial for Kidney Disease
Advert says Peru viana cures kidney disorders back pain rheumatism neuralgia and more and offers free trial bottles by mail to interested readers. Notable testimonials include Rev Mrs Tresenrider and several public figures praising relief from kidney and bladder troubles.
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Kentucky
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Ohig House of Representatives
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Waltham Watch Tool Co
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Mass
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Tresenrider
Rev. I. Tresenrider
Grand Ave
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