Hinkel to referee Dillon Moran bout in Brooklyn
New York report states referee Hinkel, a top middleweight era official, will oversee the Dillon Moran match tomorrow night at Washington Park Brooklyn. Hinkel, a wealthy sportsman and fearless ring official, has long backed local talent and is praised by New York sportsmen. Moran will stay with a wealthy Pittsburger host overnight.
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Giants Sign Way, Smith as College Twirlers
New York signed two college pitchers Way of Yale and George Smith of Columbia. They joined the Giants and will stay on the in on the restricted list until there is room for regular staff. Smith is regarded as one of the best pitchers in years and Coach Andy Coakley predicts a big league career.
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Hans Wagner to Take Young Bride in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 28 John Henry Wasner veteran Pirate shortstop prepares to wed Bessie Bain Brith aged 24 likely after baseball season. Miss Laughter county detective popular Crafton Heights fan attended Pirates games for years. Wagner as amateur Pee Leagg with intended fiancé from back lots of Carnegie Crafton Smith a few years older pirate shortstop.
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John J McGraw Rules Bat Boy in Giants Circles
The St Louis Times recounts John J McGraw as a commanding presence with the Giants amid chatter of his $30 000 earnings and influence. It describes him directing the dugout and grabbing the bat for the team during a September inning, illustrating his status among star players.
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Remingtons to Meet Danbury Team in Weekend Games
The Remington Arms baseball team plans two contests with Danbury in Danbury and Ivoryton on July 4. After a 14 inning tie in their previous meeting, manager Mack aims to win both games with new players in the lineup including Corkins Lavery Wilson Finn Halstein Sherwood Boukes Edwards Thompson Gaffney. The club hopes to reclaim city and state honors and break last year’s record. Remington park should open within 10 days to two weeks, a boost for local fans awaiting the venue.
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Tesreau to stay with Giants as trade off with Sallee ends
New York June 28 Charles Mon roe Tesreau the Giants spitball ace will remain with New York after a trade with Slim Sallee of St Louis was called off by John J McGraw For the fans Tesreau showed form at Ebbets Field shutting out the Robins 1 to 0 Dell pitched well but the Giants produced the lone run Wheezer Dell opposed Tesreau in a tight pitching duel confirming Tesreau as a top NL performer for the rest of the season
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Palzer Stuns Wells In New York Ring Fight 1912
Al Palzer knocks out Bombardier Wells in the third round at New York marking Wells’s first American appearance by the English heavyweight champion. The Iowa farmer Palzer, initially outboxed, lands a decisive punch after two rounds of Wells's control. Wells falls, Palzer rises, and the bout ends with Wells defeated as Palzer’s boxing prowess proves overrated by the crowd. Palzer returns to his prior soldiering trade.
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French Troops Quell Riot in Algeria's Blououff Region
Paris reports French forces quashed a serious Blououff region riot in Algeria after fierce fighting. Rebels resisted from their main stronghold until two French columns stormed it and readers surrendered. Separately, the American liner St Paul arrived in New York from Liverpool with ten million dollars in gold.
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Bakers Homer Secures Narrow Victory for Yankees
New York beat Washington 3 to 2 as Ray Caldwellshut down the invaders to six hits. Joe Boehling held the Yanks and Moeller opened with a homer. Frank Baker followed with a timely homer, his third in three days, and Peckinpaugh added a three bagger to push the Yankees ahead.
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Braves not sore over exhibition games Sunday
Braves manager Stallings defends frequent exhibitions, saying sustained salaries rely on revenue meeting expectations and players accept the plan. He argues more games help teams shake batting slumps, with road profits aiding the club as New York, Brooklyn and Chicago boosts loom. Also noted are an American consul’s departure and a militiaman’s death in Pennsylvania.
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House Winner for Locals in Great Contest
Springfield loses 4 to 3 in 13 innings as Shanty House pitches for Bridgeport against Dan iels. Flynn homers in the ninth to tie, Baker stars for Bridgeport with three hits and two runs, Ball and Moshier steal bases, balk on House in tenth allows tying run, Otto Detninger delivers the walk off single in the 13th.
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Rise of the Boston Braves Sparks Baseball Interest
The Boston Braves climb from slump after Johnny Evers returns with a sore arm. Stallings' team shocks the Phillies in a four game sweep and nears Moran's lead as their pitchers gain speed. Wyckoff joins the Red Sox, Ty Cobb clashes with a spectator, and Shanty House joins Bridgeport as a promising addition amid a busy opening season.
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GAMES TODAY LISTED ACROSS MAJOR LEAGUE COURTS
Philadelphia plays New York. Brooklyn faces Boston. Pittsburgh hosts Chicago. St Louis travels to Cincinnati. Game counts show two matchups in Chicago. Local schedule highlights marquee city pairings and venue pairings for today.
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Over 100 Entries for July 4 Track Meet
More than 100 athletes have entered the July 4 track meet with entries still open through Saturday. The YMCA plans to handle a larger turnout possibly reaching 200 or 300 entrants. Prizes include silver cups and medals to be displayed at Fairchild's, and a special point trophy will go to the organization whose athletes accumulate the most points. Local firms Remington Arms Locomobile Burns and Bassick Chain Co and others have formed teams. Dressing facilities will be available at Seaside Park bath houses.
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Typo s Elect Officers at New England Typographical Union
Worcester report states the union chose Manchester New Hampshire as 1917 convention site and elected officers: Cahill of Lynn as President Miles of Hartford as 1st VP Anderson of Portland as 2nd VP Irwin of Manchester as 3rd VP Murphy of Providence as secretary treasurer The convention freed members in military service from dues and ended souvenir publications advising locals against soliciting funds for ads in such pieces.
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Providence
Reds Switch Ups Fueled by Neale Fielder Talent
Southern Association star Young Neale from Cincinnati is hailed as a superb fielder prompting Manager Herzog to reshuffle positions during the Reds last home stand. Meanwhile Bavarian lawmakers protest substandard rations supplied to the Bavarian army, signaling political friction over military sustenance.
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Eastern League matchups listed for Bridgeport Springfield
The schedule shows Bridgeport at Springfield Lowell at New London Hartford at Lynn Lawrence at Portland and New Haven at Worcester for upcoming league games.
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Baseball Bits: Ainsmith Shines for Washingtons in Slump News
Ainsmith is catching well for the Washingtons amid rumors Griff offered him last spring. Eddie Collins’ batting slump ties to his role as White Sox field captain. Peckinpaugh posts improving averages, outpacing Baker Gedeon Magee High. Fisher stayed in the box too long. Tigers sent Earl Hamilton to the Browns. Jennings tests Willie Mitchell from Cleveland. Ty Cobb lauded, but Dau bert shines in NL. Crisp, 17, signs with Athletics after 75 straight strikeouts in four games. McGraw backs George Kelly as pitcher, noting his height and arm. Callahan takes Pirates’ helm with fresh plans.
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Ain't It The Truth Ain't It The Truth
A witty quip contrasts using a candle with electric light and dismisses calls for Dark Age remedies when seeking a smoke, reflecting a humorous take on modern conveniences versus old methods.
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