Priest Receives Amateur Boxing License in Sayville
In New York on June 25 Reverend M. P. Heffernan rector of the Catholic Church of Sayville Long Island was granted an amateur boxing license by the State Boxing Commission to run the Sayville Athletic Club and hold matches. Heffernan plans to open the club to young men of all religious denominations and has support from other local clergymen.
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State Boxing Commission
Britton White Bout Shortened to 10 Rounds in New Orleans
The planned 20 round bout between Jack Britton and Charley White on July 4 will be reduced to 10 rounds. It will take place at the Arena in New Orleans rather than McDonaghville due to Governor Hall's ban on 20 round fights in Louisiana.
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I' Matter Pop Puzzle Hint From Old Riddle Page
A playful puzzle riddle asks why not try the automatic basement to save money. It recalls Jones's worried look when a new baby arrived and Smith's advice to use the basement, implying a method to obtain clothing for both father and baby at much lower cost.
Red Sox Pennant Rise Then Fall in New York Game
The Red Sox and Yankees produced a tense contest with lead changes and sharp defensive plays. Boston tied the score on Nunamaker’s three base drive and Hooper’s single, then fell behind as New York rallied with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. Malloy joined the club as a rookie pitcher, reported from Kalamazoo, while late Boston pressure could not overcome the Yankees.
Smoky Joe Wood Meets Highlanders in Defeat Clash
For the first time in two years Smoky Joe Wood speed merchant of the Red Sox has met the New York Highlanders and suffered a defeat. Russell Ford, peer of the New York American twirlers, faced his speedy rival and claimed final honors.
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Russell Ford
New York American
Sox Lose to Highlanders in Error Prone Battle
Chance’s team fell 5 to 2 as the Highlanders edged a misplayed game. Boston outbatched New York nearly two to one but stalled on the bases amid costly errors and walks, while Joe Wood kept pace with the rival hurler though support faded.
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Baseball notes on Highlanders and locals in Boston
The report details a tense game with the Highlanders scoring five times on four singles while locals managed two runs. Joe Wood fueled the Mets with three walks and five passed balls as Ford allowed three. Neal Ball replaced Janvrin at short, but Wagner’s absence hurt fielding. Ball’s error led to a New York run, and lazy windups allowed baserunners to steal. Walter stole home in the ninth, Vik Wood failing to deter. The crowd barely reached 5000 for a flag day ceremony, hampered by cold weather and General Apathy replacing Humidity and Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Parade Day Flubs Marked New York Highlanders and Red Sox
An executive misses the parade, flag raising is hastily done, and the teams proceed in a loose line. Chance Stahl and others raise the blue and gold emblem of a world championship before returning, while umpires skip formalities in a chaotic scene. Highlanders start with Buck Daniels, Red Sox strike early as Ford fails to wow locals, Wood sours start, Sweeney doubles, Peckinpaugh hits, Hooper may misread, and Sweeney steals second amid a tense, incomplete display.
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Frank Chance
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First Double Bill This Afternoon at 1:45 PM
The First Red Sox double header of the season is billed for this afternoon, starting at 1:45. Bedient will pitch the first game against Keating, while O'Brien appears the logical choice for the second.
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Wolter Seeks Duel With Red Sox Teammates
Wolter, ex Red Sox player, angered by jeers yesterday. After a grounder in the sixth, he charged toward the Boston dugout to challenge his tormentor. Beach crowd and umpire Dineen intervened to prevent a fight, echoing a prior dugout taunt incident in Cleveland weeks earlier.
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Harry Wolter
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Engle
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Dineen
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White Sox Bunch Hits And Win Game
Chicago bunched hits off Allison to defeat St Louis 4 to 1 as Scott tossed well and Stone finished strong. Bodie, Weaver, Rath, Schalk and Stone set up three runs in the fourth while Agnew tripled for St Louis and Stone added their lone run. Scoring details, lineups and stats follow the box score.
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Ee Williams
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Collins
Bath
Chase
Shotten
Williams
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O’ Loughlin
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