Cubans Rally Over Baseball as Tension Drops in Cuba
In New York on June 5 Capt TF Moston a former Cincinnati executive notes baseball’s rising importance for Cubans. He says the sport eases political tension and is watched nationwide, with Cuban correspondents traveling with the Cincinnati Reds to report on games and sentiment. The trend shows Americans and Cuban elites alike following the league, shaping attitudes toward the United States.
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Ble
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Jake Boultes
Wes Sons
Cross
Jake Werner
New York Americans
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Sherstop Hosp
Hatter
Zittell
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Venice
Boultes
Jake
Louie Licchi
Waterbury
Yale Wins Out From Holy Cross
Yale defeats Holy Cross in a tense afternoon game with late drama. Pitcher Breyn started for Yale, Gete replaced him, and key hits by Jones and Murray helped Yale push across runs, including a decisive two-run burst in the tenth inning.
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Holy Cross
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Nylage
Pooh
Viet Mersay
Carroll
Cate
Ea Saenter
Holy Crosson & Flukes
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Gete
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Murray
Jeannette to Face Langford in New bout clash
Fragmented report outlines Jeannette in line for a match with Fort Langford while Gombost and White Hope clan leaders seek form and security. Boston gossip hints at renewed interest, with observers noting past prime form and potential comeback pressures on both fighters.
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Ban Talats
Jon Teannetlon
Patty
Seannetio
Manarer Serbecataipmateiad
White Hopes
Gunbear Smith
Perticclar
Gombost
Baede
Allien
White Hope
Jeannette
Fort Langford
Boston
Bete
Wei
Trife
Pechups Laneford
Around the Circuit by Wagner Highlights Mixed Baseball and Golf Notes
The column recaps late inning baseball action with Stow, Sizer, and Russell delivering winning plays for Detroit while Silzer and Stow contribute key hits. It notes trades, Yale versus Harvard baseball prospects, and a debut for umpire Monte Crees. Golf finals at Glen Cove run with Miss Georgiaans and Miss Marion Hollins advancing, plus a Waterbury player Impresses at shortstop.
Boxing Promoter Recalls 20 Delays For Big Fight
Doc Melange of Chicago ran the Harris Kelly Johnny Thompson Racine Wisconsin bout last year with 20 postponements on the final day. Manager Silvy Ferretti caused repeated delays over tickets, trains, padding, gloves and other issues. The promoter recalls a tense week and the chaotic climax before the match finally went on.
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Sy TS Andrews
Doc Melange
Chicago
Huso Kelly
Johnny Thompson
Toath
Racine
Wis
Doe Krone
Krone
Hugo Kelly
Welbts
Silvy Ferretti
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le Trate
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Kelly
Fiot Ag Nour
Wellent
Anya
Dee
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Ferretti
Sime Pamea
Upen Retuent
Ritchie Rivers Bout Called Off Over Weight Dispute
San Francisco reports the July 4 boxing bout between Lightweight Champion Willie Ritchie and Joe Rivers is in jeopardy due to a weight dispute. Rivers seeks 128 pounds ringside while Ritchie demands 134 pounds at 9 am. Ad Wolgast Freddie Welsh and Tesch Cross offer to take Rivers place if the weight clash persists.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Ritchie
Rivers
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Tesch Cross
Los Angeles
Comfort Truss Promises Easy Wear In Health Ad
An advertisement for a newly patented truss claims comfort cleanliness and coolness with no understraps or hip pressure and suitability for wearing in daily life. It promotes a 20 class trial by the Comfort Trias Co with an address in Bridgeport and specific service hours.
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DOW
Comfort Trias Co
Warner Blde
John Paul Jones to Run No More at Cornell
Ithaca June 5 John Paul Jones Cornell star miler and world amateur record holder announces he will never run again He plans to enter business after earning his mechanical engineering degree this month His departure ends talk of a Jones Kiviat race and will be deeply felt by the Cornell track squad next year.
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Silvy
Weinally
Ferretti
Ithaca
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Jones
Kiviat
National League yesterday results and today’s games
Yesterday the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 6 to 4 while Cincinnati tied Brooklyn 4 to 3 and Philadelphia won 4 to 0 over Pittsburgh. Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 0. Today New York visits St Louis, Brooklyn visits Cincinnati, Boston plays Chicago, and Philadelphia goes to Pittsburgh.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across the American League
Cleveland defeats New York 8 to 5 while Philadelphia tops Detroit 14 to 6 and Washington beats St Louis 6 to 2 Chicago loses to Boston 4 to 1. Today Cleveland visits New York and Chicago goes to Boston. Detroit travels to Philadelphia and St Louis visits Washington. Additional results include Baltimore 7 Jersey City 3 Newark 6 Providence 4 Montreal 5 Buffalo 1 Toronto 4 Rochester 3 and matchups Rochester 6 Toronto 2 and Jersey City in Baltimore Newark in Providence Buffalo in Toronto Rochester in Montreal.
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New Haven
Cleveland
New London
New York
Holyoke
St Louis
Springfield
National
Newarks
St. Louis
Boston
Providence
Torents
Guess
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
St Lois
Jersey
Tuckey Defeats Waterbury After 16 Long Innings
In a 16 inning marathon at Newfield Park Bridgeport toppled Waterbury 3 2 as Tuckey hurled a superb game for Bridgeport while Williams matched him, with Tuckey fanning seven and only one hit allowed. Stow and Silzer led Bridgeport with multiple hits as the Mechanics’ sixteenth inning rally produced the decisive runs.
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Jake Warner
Waterbury Club
Monte Cross
Philadelphia
Thi
Jake
Newfeld Park
Waterbury
Cross
Buster Bowman
Dusty Phillips
Solid Ivory Association
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Cincinnati Bass
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Warner
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McGamowell
Williams
Haenger
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Zibell
Hickey
Stow
Bob Stow
Brome Suzer
Aiready
Grow
Dick Tuckey
Ray Wilams
Toledo
Silzer
McGamwill
Bridgeport
Eastern Association Today Scores and Matchups
Waterbury visits Bridgeport while New Haven travels to Springfield Pittsfield plays Hartford and Holyoke faces New London on February 8 with results awaited from the double bill day.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Pittsfield
Hartford
Holyoke
New London
Agen
Pistefield
Geist, Parker and Daly
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Barrenkamp
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Holyokes
Ence
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Foye
Swarmstedt
O’brien
Hopper
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Nagle
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Pratt
Bartford
Keating Day Rooters Prepare for Polo Grounds Invasion
Keating Day committee meets at City Hall to finalize plans for Saturday’s Polo Grounds invasion. J F Moran met Yankees manager Chance who will rope off and label a grand stand section Bridgeport. 1500 str ong local delegation will ride the train to 125th street and march across the Meld led by Capt Auger Fairfield Giant. Wheeler Wilson band to play. Chance says Keating has arm trouble but remains a local star.
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Polo Grounds
J. F. Moran
Chance
Yankees
125Th Street
Auger
Fairfeld
Wheeler & Wilson
Air Moran
Keating
Stallings Spending Big Money to Build Boston Nationals
The Rochester Herald notes George Stallings is spending heavily to build the Boston Nationals. He paid about 12,000 for Mann, an outfielder, with Jackson and Bues part of the Buffalo deal. Dick Rudolph cost him a substantial sum. Fans are awakening to Stallings’s investments as he experiments with his squad, aiming to compete and attract attention.
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George Stallings
Rochester Herald
George
Fay
Systhem
Snetther
Neleh
Borhood
Mann
Jackson
Bues
Buffalo
Boston
Dick Rudolph
Stal
Wate
Mike Murphy Dies After Illness in Philadelphia
The renowned athletic trainer Mike Murphy died yesterday afternoon at his home in Philadelphia after a long illness. He coached and trained athletes at the University of Pennsylvania and other major programs including New York A.C. and Yale. Murphy trained the American team that won the Paris Olympiad of 1900 and later led Olympic athletes for the 1908 London Games and the 1912 Stockholm events. He was highly honored by the Olympic Committee and remembered as the greatest athletic trainer of his era.
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Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
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Robert Torrey
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Detroit AC
Yale m
Moch
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
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Amer—|ican
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Thompson
Choos Murphy
Stotubokm
First United States and Australia name Davis Cup teams
After practice matches both nations announced their Davis Cup lineups and drew for the initial pairings. The United States will field McLoughlin Williams and McLoughlin later, with Hackett and Williams in doubles. Australia a pair of Doust and Jones in doubles and Doust and Biles in singles. The opening matches set for New York with McLoughlin facing Rice in the singles and Hackett pairing with McLoughlin for the American doubles tomorrow at 2 p.m. Saturday sees the doubles completed and Monday brings new singles matchups at 2 p.m.
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Australia
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Capta
Harold H. Hackett
Stanley N. Doust
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Raymond D. Little
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Mauelice BH. McLoughin
San Egnplsca
BR. Norrie Williams
Philadelphis
Horace M. Rice
R. Norris Willems
Stanley M. Donst
Hackett
McLoughlin
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Doust
Jones
Willams
Rice
College Baseball Scores Across Eastern Matchups
Amherst beat Princeton 8 to 11? Penn defeated Columbia 4 to 0. Harvard won 5 to 1 against Williams. Fordham edged Nova 7 to 4 in scattered results.
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Amherst
Princeton
Ila Nova
Fordham
Penn
Columbia
Harvard
Williama
Year in Prison for Jack Johnson in Chicago
Fragmented OCR notes report a historical case involving Jack Johnson in Chicago with references to prison terms. Text mentions pleas, appeals, and a judge or attorney, but details are garbled and ambiguous. The passage alludes to a sentence of five years or a fine of 1000 in an unclear context.
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Jobe
Arthur Folie
Mom
Negro Degillat
Wureen
Burt Leavenworth
Pyiert Tider Cirpenter
Benjamin Tachresk
Johnnot
Weerel Nation of
Carreine
Jouupou
Gibbons Keeps Fighting Style Despite Spotlight
Gibbons returns to action after a rough buildup, preferring open exchanges over clinching. He faces Jimmy Perry at Garden A in New York, aiming to showcase rapid fire jabs and a decisive performance lasting six rounds.
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Gibbonr
Fmac
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Shiffer
Huey Perwon
Ginbona
Herevy Plans for Eagles Field Day Tonight
Herevy outlines tonight the Eagles field day with agenda and parade. Seaver to speak to Teedaapere group at FO 6 during the meeting. The gathering will discuss parade arrangements, fraternal duties, and candidate refreshment details.
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Eagles
Seaver
Ite
Mrerigg
Thusiaam
Pire
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New Haven Suffragists Seek Policemale Appointment
Report from New Haven describes suffragists urging the city to appoint women to police supervision. Resolution supported by Bishop C Sohwat calls Equal Min committee and Board of Commissioners to place women on patrol and public safety roles amid local reform efforts.
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Dune
Bis
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