Davy Jones Career Highlights and Hall of Joneses Echoes
Veteran outfielder Davy Jones, just sold from the Chicago White Sox to the Toledo Mudhens, turns 33 today. Born Cambria Wisconsin June 30 1880 he rose from Dixon College to Three I League Rockford Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Cubs Minneapolis Detroit and the White Sox era. Also notes rivals praise from Ed Walsh and the legacy of the Jones baseball family and Tex Rickard’s Paraguay ties and Reno era promoter fame.
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Dixon College
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Athletics
Little Master Peter Scott Still Unaware of His Father
London June 30 Peter Scott the son of Captain Robert Scott the Antarctic explorer who died after reaching the south pole remains unaware of his father’s death. Lady Scott fears the child cannot endure the coming blow as he repeatedly asks where papa is. Peter, born Sept 14 1909, was sent to his grandmother at Henley-on-Thames while his mother travels to New Zealand to meet her husband on his return from the pole.
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Peter
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Henley-on-Thames
New Zealand
Nearly 10 000 Uniformed Eagles to Parade Here
Bridgeport prepares for a large Fraternal Order of Eagles parade and field day on July 22 with expects 30 to 40 aeries, nearly 10 000 uniformed marchers, delegations from Waterbury and Kearney, N J, plus an elaborate entertainment plan, barbecue for 10 000, and a sports card featuring national athletes.
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1909 McAllister Beats Anderson in Three Rounds at Oakland
Bob McAllister in the second bout of his career defeats Gus Anderson in three rounds in Oakland. Praised as the coming Pacific coast middleweight champion, he has fought about a score of bouts without a defeat and previously held Pacific coast amateur weight class titles across heavyweight and middleweight divisions.
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Gus Anderson
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Pacific Coast
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Marcel Moreau
Paris
Ray Bronson
Harry Brewer
Indianapolis
Sailor Burke
Jim Savcee
New York
Charlies Prasner
Burke
Jack Johnson
Bridgeport
Tony Ross
Pittsburgh
Charley Ledoux
Digger Stanley
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