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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

13

Jeffries Predicts Quick Knockout in Johnson Fight

San Francisco dispatches outline Jim Jeffries prediction that he will beat Johnson as quickly as he did Munroe. Camp rumors describe Johnson's camp quieting while Johnson seeks guidance from Nolan and Tom Flanagan, with Corbett likely directing Johnson’s affairs and Rickard blocking Nolan from management.

Johnson Jack Munroe San Francisco Jim Jeffries Jeff Munroe Rowardeman Seal Rock Johnson Camp Jeffries Sam Berger Corbett Pompadour Jim Monroe

Detroit Extends Streak to Eleven After Washington Win

Detroit pitchers kept Washington hitless for five innings before a shaky sixth. Davy Jones assaulted manager McAleer after the final out, drawing a crowd as players separated them. The score remains undetermined in the fragment.

Detroit

Athletics Win Game by Hard Hitting

The Athletics secured a decisive victory in a hard hitting game. Key players delivered standout performances as they controlled the tempo and outmatched their opponents throughout.

Cincinnati Dominates Brooklyn 15 0 in National League Game

Cincinnati hammered Brooklyn 15 to 0 as Rucker lasted six innings before being knocked out. Schneiberg gave up seven runs in his NL debut, while Dessau yielded two runs in relief. Paskert, Downey, and McLean led Cincinnati with key hits as Brooklyn floundered on offense.

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St Johns Prep Defeats Beverly High In Open Baseball Play

St Johns Prep School of Danvers topped Beverly High 8 to 1 this afternoon in a well played game. The tally ended 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 for St Johns and 9 0 1 6 0 0 0 for Beverly with Heffernan Lalor Briggs and Cooney credited with the batteries.

Beverly St. John’s Prep School Danvers Beverly High R.H.E St. John’s Prep Heffernan Lalor Briggs Cooney

Rain Stops Game With Score Tied In St Louis

The New York and St Louis game was called after seven innings due to rain with the score 4 to 4. Bailey held New York hitless for five innings while St. Louis tied the game in their half of the seventh. Two-base hits by Stone and Hemphill, plus various sacrifices and steals, rounded out the box score. Time 1 25. Umpires Connolly and Dineen.

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Boxing Feud Behind Johnson Jeffries Clash Revealed

Circulation around Johnson versus manager George Little centers on wife relations and jewelry disputes. Diamonds loaned by Johnson to aid his wife spark tension while Jeffries trains hard, vows to win quickly, and tightens camp as both sides brace for the high profile bout.

Jack Johnson George Little Sig Hart Little Johnson Big Black

Confidence Restored in Frisco Sports

San Francisco reports a revival of fan confidence after two days of boxing coverage. Rob Roy Geves provides the latest sizing up of the situation as doings in the ring and local sports scenes draw renewed public interest and calmer headlines.

Rob Roy Geves San Francisco

No Hits or Runs Off Wormwood Sets Eastern Record

Worcester reports a new Eastern record as Harry Wormwood of Fall River pitches 11 innings without a hit or run against Worcester in a 1–0 loss. Wormwood’s effort, formerly with Worcester, is noted as flawless behind him, while the Blue Grass league record stands at 17 innings by Torrey in 1909.

Worcester Harry Wormwood Fall River New England Wormwood Torrey Winchester Kenna Devine Hans Crum Lanigan

Haverhill Edge Lawrence In Ninth Inning Thriller

In a nine inning high school baseball duel Haverhill overcame Lawrence 3 to 2 with a dramatic ninth inning. Lawrence produced two base hits Brennan led with three base hits including a three bagger while Moore and Flagan sparkled in the field.

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Confidence in boxing hinges on training and referee changes

A columnist argues that Johnson must shed excess weight in four weeks of training and stay at his quarters. He criticizes diet and urges Tex Rickard's retirement from refereeing, proposing Eddie Smith as a trusted replacement to curb rumors and restore confidence in the sport.

Johnson Chicago Jeffries Rowardennan Bob Armstrong Armstrong Jeff Farmer Burns Burns Jim California Tex Rickard Eddie Smith

Cubs Wallop Phillies 7–3 in Philadelphia

Chicago hammered Philadelphia 7 to 3 as the Cubs batted Sparks and Maroney hard. The home club faltered in the field and shortstop Doo lan received a three day suspension from President Lynch after a dispute with umpire Emilie in yesterday's game.

Philadelphia Chicago Sparks Maroney Doolan Lynch Emilie

Fire devastates Continental Export plant on Spectacle Island

Early today a blaze destroyed the rendering plant of Continental Export Company known as N. Ward & Company on Spectacle Island. The fire began in the engine room at 2 45 a m and spread rapidly to other buildings. A fire boat responded as flames threatened to engulf the entire island with several highly inflammable structures on site.

Continental Export Company N. Ward & Company Spectacle Island

Giants Clout Ball and Win With Ease

New York defeats St Louis 7 to 5 in the third game as Ames limits St Louis to five hits while New York bats Corridon and Backman freely. Bridwell stars with two hits and a run batted in, while Doyle Merkle Devlin Murray and others contribute. Umpires Johnstone Moran. 106m.

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