Jeannette to Box Johnson in Paris on June 4
Promoter Don McKerrick announces Joe Jeannette will fight Johnson in Paris on June 4 ahead of the Grand Prix. Johnson plans sail soon after final travel arrangements. McKerrick also plans bouts for Johnson against French and British contenders in Paris and New York.
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Don McKerrick
Joe Jeannette
AJ Palzer
Jack Johnson
Paris
Galveston
MecKetrick
Willie Lewis
Hiegen
Enid McKetrick
Dan McKetrick
Johnson
Eee
Aoe McKetrick
Pereketrick
Chicago
Ae Paris
En McKetrick
Teesue Street
Eer
McKetrick
Land
Bombardier Billy Wella
Freddie Welch
Enel
McKerrick
Wells
New York
Luther McCarty
Ayts
Packy McFarland
Toei Rivers
Ee Britton
Leach Cross
Seasides Lose to Algonquins in Billiards
The Algonquin billiard club defeated Sea Side in three straight matches with W.R. Eaton downing H. S. Pearson 150 to 83 and R A Beers beating James E. Camp 160 to 101. Hobart E. French also beat Sit. Brickwend 160 to ? in Seaside defeat.
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MEE Ea Club
Sea Side
Algonquins
Ses
W.R. Eaton
Algonquin
H. S. Pearson
R A. Beers
James E.camp
Seaside
Hobart E. French
Brickwend
Sesaide
Detroit Has the Only French Battery in Baseball History
New York reports Detroit Tigers manager Hugh Jennings touts a French battery pairing Dubuc and Rondeau as the genuine article for the coming season. He recalls famous historic batteries and notes Pat Flaherty’s long veteran career across multiple leagues, while recounting a Bristol boxing legend Patrick Pearce and his later rescue fame.
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New York
Contany
Jean Bua
Detroit Tigers
Hugh Jennings
Dubus
Riondeaus
Jennings
Dubuc
Rondeau
Sadie McMahon
Robbie
Theodore Breitenstein
Heinie Peitz
Pond
Bowerman
Getzin
Gandel
Ed Walsh
Billy Sullivan
Gillmore
Mack
Nerheps
Phillies mull trade talks with Cubs over Earl Moore deal
Philadelphia leaders President Locke and Manager Dooin indicated willingness to trade pitcher Earl Moore to the Cubs if terms meet their demands. They seek in return Zimmerman and Cheney, while Evers cites Phillies need for outfield help. Dooin counters with current Flyers Magee Paskett Cravath Miller Mangus Donlin Walsh Lobert options and hints at a St Louis deal involving Kenetchy.
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Philadelphia
Locke
Dooin
Phillies
Johnny Evers
Earl Moore
Cubs
Zimmerman
Cheney
Evers
Magee
Paskett
Cravath
Miller
Mangus
Donlin
Walsh
Hans” Lobert
St. Louis
Kenetchy
Yankees To Use Polo Grounds For Home Games
The Yankees will play all home games next season at the Polo Grounds under a one year agreement announced by secretary John B. Foster. Giants will use their own facilities. a new club house will be built for the Yankees and visiting teams will use the regular visitors club house.
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John B. Foster
New York National League Baseball Club
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Barry York Nationals
Giants
Dell
Braves
Dages
M GoORTY WINS OVER FREDDIE HICKS IN NY BOUT
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeats Freddie Hicks of Detroit in a ten round light welterweight bout at the Fairmont A C New York. Hicks relies on speed and movement while McGoorty presses and lands decisive blows primarily in rounds eight to ten. Both fighters weighed 168 pounds.
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Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Freddie Hicks
Detroit
Fairmont A. C
New York
McGoorty
Mike Gibbons
Hicks
Gibbons McGoorty
Eddie
Gibbons
Hare
Freddie
MccGoorty
Jeera
St Stephen's to face Nutmeggers at Rockets Hall Friday
St Stephen's basketball team will play Nutmeggers Friday evening at Rockets Hall with the game set for eight o'clock. Manager Slam the Door invites inquiries for a game next week. In two weeks St Stephen's will host the Fairmounts. Marie Ferretti, age 6, was shot in the face yesterday in her backyard in New Haven. no witnesses or sounds.
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St. Stephen’s
Nutmeggers
Rockets Hall
Slam the Door
St Stephen's
Fairmounts
Slam-The-Door
New Haven
Marie Ferretti
Ketchel to Paris in bout with topnotcher
Ketchel plans three months abroad with Joe Jeannette and Jack Denning, aiming to box Hughie Meeghan and Jem Driscoll while McKerrick handles Ketchel's interests. He will box Young Jack O'Brien at Eagles Hall next Monday as part of a busy European and United States schedule amid cross league discussions.
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Ketchel
Jem Driscoll
Hughie Meeghan
Europe
Joe Jeannette
Jack Denning
McKerrick
Jack O’brien
Eagles’ Hall
Drucke Shipped to Sacramento by Giants Manager
Pitcher Lou Drucke was released to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League by John McGraw. He had joined the Giants in 1909, showing flashes of ability, but a 1910 shoulder injury limited his career. Drucke later went to Toronto and faced legal action against subway officials.
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Patrick J. Flaherty
Carnegie
Jackson
Youngstown
Paterson
N. J
Flaherty
Richmond
Pat
Hartford
Syracuse
Brockton
Louisville Colonels
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Boston
Kansas City
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Boston Nationals
McGraw
Lou Drucke
Sacramento
Pacific Coast
Drucke
Harry Wolverton
Kilties
Giants
Fane
Lou
Mathewson
Subway
Toronto
Johnny Dundee Repeats Win Over Willie Jones in Brooklyn Bout
Johnny Dundee the New York featherweight defeated Willie Jones of Brooklyn in a furious ten round bout at the Hoyate A C in Brooklyn last night. This was the second meeting and Dundee proved superior again. Jones briefly sent Dundee to the canvas in the first round with a sharp left hook.
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Johnny Dundee
New York
Willie Jones
Brooklyn
Hoyate A. C
Dundee
Jones
Jes
Cubs Target Mattern as Trading Partner in Spring Battle
Chicago Cubs seek to acquire Al Mattern a former Holyoke and Boston Nationals star as part of a deal with Montreal. Reports say Cubs could trade several young players for Mattern to boost batting strength while avoiding cash offers. Bransfeld is named as the target of the proposed exchange at the end of spring training.
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Boston Nationals
Montreal
Mattern
Cubs
Bransfeld
While Attending The Sales Bring Shoes For Repair
A brief shopper note invites customers at the event to bring shoes for repair while they browse. The message emphasizes on site service during the sale to maximize convenience. Residents and visitors are urged to take advantage of the repair option as part of the shopping experience.
Johnsons son faces welterweight boxing title bout
Gov Johnsons son competes in a Pacific coast amateur boxing tournament welterweight showdown in San Francisco tonight. Opponent Ernie Clark of Los Angeles, renowned for cleverness and power, is the first foe. Tournament director Phil Wand praises the young fighter and notes no objection from the governor or family.
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Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Sigafer
Mentos
Ernie Clark
Los Angeles
Phil Wand
San Francisco
Hiram W.J. Johnson, Jr
Clark
Roast Willard For Not Going To Coast
The article criticizes Jess Willard for wavering over a match with Gunboat Smith, noting a change of heart encouraged by promoter Coffroth and questioning his judgement and courage. It mentions his dispute with the New York boxing commission over a contract and a ban from boxing in the state until resolved, while labeling him a peculiar, self confident figure.
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Jess Willard
Senne
Francisco
Williard
Cne
Coffroth
Wil
New York Boxing Commission
Davis
Buffalo
Willard
Harvard Beats Tigers in Fierce Hockey Contest
Boston January 23 Captain Gardner starred in a high intensity Harvard vs Princeton hockey showdown. Harvard won 5 to 3 after overtime with Gardner limiting Princeton to 40 saves, a rink record. About 5,000 fans witnessed the hard fought game. Hobey Baker led the Tigers but could not prevent the loss.
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Harvard
Tigers
Boston
Gardner
Princeton
Crimson
Winants
Hobey Baker
Tizera
Min nis Signs With Athletics
Philadelphia January 23. Manager Mack of the Athletics received the signed contracts of John Stuffy McInnis the diminutive first baseman and two recruits Pitcher Taff and Outfielder Stevenson Taff from the Waco Texas League and Stevenson from the University of Minnesota Taff won twenty games and lost eleven last year in 285 innings faced 1018 batters allowed 212 hits had 79 runs scored against him walked 75 batters hit 18 batsmen and struck out 145 He hit .194 and fielded well Connie has not yet heard from Frank Baker the lone member of the 100000 infield who has not signed Mack states Baker is not a holdout and will sign in time
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Philadelphia
Mack
Athletics
John “Stuffy” McInnis
Taff
Stevenson
Waco Club
University of Minnesota
Connie
Frank Baker
Baker
B H S NOTES Show Plans and Exams Preview
Next Saturday afternoon the girls tour the suburb and enjoy the week’s end. No marks will be issued until after exams. Some A A members query a possible minstrel show and posters display talent for the Criterion in the assembly hall. The orchestra rehearses at David Dorkin's home tomorrow evening. The Criterion for January was announced today and the football team will have its photograph.
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The
Criterion
Ansembly
B. H
David Dorkin
Ture Taken to Mo It Y Reported by Noon After School
A fragmentary note mentions an incident at a school where a person named Keckethall is weakened and moved to a medical facility after noon. The text is garbled but indicates a response crew and a medical transfer. No clear date, location, or full names are confirmed.
Clan Campbell Ball Sets Evening Schedule
The 27th annual Clan Campbell Ball will be held tomorrow evening in the Colonial ballroom on Fairfield Avenue. A lively program features solos impersonations and Scottish dances. William Duffes and John Jape are among the guests, with Donaldae Park berg Macdougal aiding floor duties. Herman Frankel’s Bakery at 100 Maltby Street is ordered closed due to health rule violations. Milk inspection shows only one watered milk case in the samples.
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Clan Campbell
Fairfield Avenue
Scottiely
Thomas Stewart
John Jape
Daniel Oank Funkie
Williser Martin
Frederick Bradley
John Ge William Duffes
Donald Ae
Davin’ Law
Gane Taran Park
Berg
Macdougal
Thomas Ward
Mary William Duffes, Jr
Tore Dean
Nm Herman Frankel’s
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Henry Pearce
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Tom Cribb
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Connie Mack
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