Kaufman to Join Johnson Camp for Heavyweight Box
Al Kaufman California heavyweight will join Jack Johnson's training camp and box the champion. Billy Delaney and Johnson held talks with Kaufman who cites desire to help dethrone Jeffries and strain with Sam Berger as reasons. Johnson works out 12 miles daily and will begin three gym sessions in a row starting tomorrow.
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Jack Johnson
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Billy Delaney
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Jeffries
Sam Berger
Berger
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Goodman Draws With Kid Shea Brockton Bout Tonight
Kid Goodman and Kid Shea of Boston boxed six fast rounds to a draw at the Young's Social and Athletic Club. It was the fastest bout here and drew a large crowd. Tony Lorenzo defeated Young Murphy in four rounds, and Young Neafsey stopped Samuel son of Brockton in three rounds.
Electrical Workers Handbook promises bigger earnings
Advertising the International Correspondence Schools free exhibit at 19 Boylston Street Boston offers the Electrical Workers Handbook. A detailed 414 page indexed guide covers wiring installing a switchboard and expert methods after thirty five cents price to cover binding costs.
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Electrical Workers’ Handbook of the
Hneman
International Correspondence Schools
Boylston Street
Boston
Touching Second The Inside Play In Big League Baseball
A detailed examination of the catcher’s craft in baseball the art of reading batters and signaling the pitcher the subtle signals concealment and deception and the crucial throws to catch runners. It explains how catchers study batters observe grip stance and footwork to anticipate swings and how they use signs and misdirection to outplay opponents while coordinating with infielders to thwart steals and double plays.
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Chance
New York
Boston
Chicago
Kling
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Tony Mullane
Archer
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Cincinnati
Perpetual Youth Health Belt Offered in Odd Ad Copy
A faded advertisement touts a “Health Belt” promising to restore old strength and vitality. The garbled text implies claims of renewed nerves and vigor, but offers little concrete detail or credible evidence.
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Worcester Jumps to the Lead in Free Hitting Victory
Worcester defeated Lawrence 18 to 6 in a free hitting game here today. Worcester knocked Maybohm out in the second inning, scoring six runs on four hits. Labelle replaced Maybohm but fared little better as Worcester’s sharp fielding aided the win.
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Lowell 8 Brockton 5 in New England baseball clash
Lowell defeats Brockton 8 to 5 after even hitting and opportunist baserunning. Eberly allowed six hits in 6 22/3 innings before Sweeney steadied the mound, with notable plate work by Cooney Magee and Shannon. Brockton's offense collected runs through Ryan Cooney Magee and Dulin while Lowell capitalized on sixth and seventh inning rallies.
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Fall River blankHaverhill 6 in rough baseball outing
Fall River defeated Haverhill 6 to 0 as bunched hits in the third and fourth frames fueled the win. Butler collected four hits including a two bagger and a three bagger, driving in two runs while Green limited the visitors to scattered hits and McGuire and Green combined on the mound for the shutout.
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Haverhill
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Byrne
New Bedford Edges Lynn 2 1 In Tight Baseball Tilt
New Bedford defeated Lynn 2 to 1 in a tight afternoon game. Both pitchers were touched lightly and errors influenced all scoring. Rising Pratt Steaser and Wilson credited with runs, while Griffith and Abbott fanned batters in a pitchers duel.
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Niles Sold to Cleveland in Boston Trade
Harry Niles, the fleet footed Red Sox outfielder, was sold yesterday to Cleveland. He will join the Naps Monday. Deacon McGuire needed an extra fielder, Boston already secured Engle and did not need two utility men, so the deal went through.
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Red Sox
John S. Taylor
New York
Cleveland
Niles
Naps
Deacon McGuire
Boston
Engle
Metropolitan Driving Club Races at Charles River Speedway
A matinee crowd saw the Metropolitan Driving Club meet at the Charles River Speedway amid threatened weather. Dodia K. pulled due to conditions, Chase claimed an easy win in the fast trotting event. Chief Wilkie was not started, and Jimmy Fitzgerald's mare Tilly won the best race over four heats defeating the club’s second trotters.
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Charles River Speedway
Dodia K
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Wilkie
Plutons
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Tilly
McCabe Fined After Nationals Escalation
Outfielder McCabe faced a fine today while on the National team roster as Manager Griffith disciplined him. The amount imposed was $150 with total penalties listed at $180 in Cincinnati.
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McCabe
Menager Griffith
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Fim
Iplica Court
Harvard's Track Trials End in Setbacks at Big Meet
Harvard faltered as Foster pulled up lame in the 220, Little in the shot put, and De Seiding and Kelly out of heats. Captain Little impressed in the broad jump despite an ankle sprain. Yale showed well in field events and hurdles, while Princeton qualified many, and Michigan showed strong potential.
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Donovan
Michigan
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Horner
Harvard Cornell boat race on the Charlies River May 30
Arthur Duffey notes a highly anticipated Harvard Cornell boats race on the Charlies River May 30 with strong crews from Cornell and Crimson. He references Burns and Foster, Exeter and interscholastic bouts, Moran Driscoll Walsh and past track and boxing notes, plus a Cy Young reference and weight event records questions.
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Stanley Ketchel Drops Willie Lewis in Second Round Battle
Stanley Ketchel of Michigan, the middleweight champion, knocked out Willie Lewis of New York in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout at the National Sporting Club. Ketchel weighed 168 pounds to Lewis lighter by ten, with Tom O Rourke refereeing as about 3000 spectators watched Ketchel dominate after a brisk opening round.
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Stanley Ketchel
Michigan
Willie Lewis
National Sporting Club Tonight
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Tom O’rourke
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Ring KO Ends Bout as Lewis Falls and Is Counted Out
In a dramatic finish Lewis took a brutal right swing to the jaw and collapsed to the floor. He was counted out and lay unconscious for minutes before reviving enough to be helped from the ring.
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Sullivan backs Jeffries Johnson bout comeback plans
John L. Sullivan, returning from a honeymoon, predicts Jim Jeffries will face a tough rematch with Jack Johnson. He argues Jeffries has been out of the ring a long time and no man has returned so long without difficulty, noting that history repeats itself. Sullivan returns rested and in good shape and plans a lengthy theatrical engagement.
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Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
John L. Sullivan
Mauretenia
Ireland
England
Conn League Results From Bridgeport Holyoke Waterbury Northampton
Bridgeport beat Hartford 2 to 1 and Holyoke overwhelmed New Haven 11 to 4. Waterbury defeated Springfield 7 to 2, while Northampton triumphed over Northampton 5 to 3.
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Five men to qualify in track heats at Princeton
Recounting a Yale Cornell Harvard Pennsylvanian and others in a track meet. Heat winners include Boyle Yale Rutgers Newcomb Colgate Dwight Princeton and Chisholm Bowdoin with two qualifiers per heat. Hammer throw leaders Cooney Yale Gardner Harvard Chisholm Pennsylvaniag.
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