Marquard Dominates St Louis as Giants Rally
Johnny McGraw’s pitchers calm after illness as Rube Marquard shines for New York Giants beating St Louis. The Giants’ hitting supports strong defense with Snodgrass and Meyers producing key hits while Cartwright’s crew struggles, and Perritt departs after a third inning hiccup.
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Cart
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Snodgrass
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Meyers
Bane
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Federal Leagues Schedule Sunday Baseball in Washington
A District Court injunction prevents city rates from hindering Sunday baseball featuring the Indianapolis Feds in Washington. The case involves Sunbaseball rights and conflicts with local theatre access, with Gould supporting the plaintiffs and Campbell defending the Feds position.
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Corbett predicts Moran cannot beat Johnson in Paris bout
James J. Corbett argues Moran has little chance against Jack Johnson in the upcoming heavyweight title match in Paris. He notes Moran’s association with Joe McKettrick and Jeannette’s volatile comments, plus Carpentier and Gunboat Smith’s rivalries, as factors shaping public opinion and odds. The piece also covers Jim Coffey’s rapid rise under Billy Gibson and implications for future matchups.
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Farmer
New York
Paris
Frank Moran
Jack Johnson
Jeannette
Europe
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Johnson
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McKettrick
Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Sam Langford
Frank Klaus
Billy Papke
Sam
Smith
Langford
Jeffries
Jomo Willard
Remington Yost to Meet Annex in City Showdown Sunday
A top city game unfolds Sunday afternoon as Remington Yost faces Annex at New Haven. The fast New Haven club will field three Yale second team players with Speed Plan listed as starter and Mc Cormack catching. Fans anticipate a heated contest reflecting a long standing rivalry and local support from New Haven.
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St. Josephs Meet Hubbell In Industrial League Tilt
St. Josephs faces Harvey Hubbell in a showpiece Industrial league game at St. Josephs oval tomorrow. Whelan or Carlson will pitch for Hubbell while Tommy Coughn looks to repeat last Sunday's strong effort for the Joes.
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Dartmouth Expects to Win New England Track Meet
Cambridge May 23 ideal weather marked finals of the New England intercollegiate track meet at Harvard stadium Dartmouth qualified 20 men and seemed in little danger of dethroning last year’s champion as records looked possible in sprints hurdles distances and field events The Naval Academy Bible presentation and Easter suit ads appear in the same page.
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Bolts Beat New Haven On Ten Steals And Strong Pitching
Bridgeport shows decisive play at Newfield Park as Durning allows seven hits while walking eight. Martin Walsh drives in runs, and Pep Senno Iger Boules pace a two single attack. The Bolts steal ten bases off Angemeir as they jump early with four runs in the first inning.
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Slabeter
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Martin Walsh
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Enduring Welterweight Ring History From 19th Century to 1901
A historical recap notes the 1901 Ferns Matthews Toronto bout that closed the golden age of welterweight boxing. It traces champions from Matty Matthews and Rubs Ferns to Joe Walcott and Dixie Kid, then recalls 1890s greats like Shadow Maker and Mysterious Billy Smith, ending with questions about today’s welters.
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Joe Walcott
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Canada
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Dixie Kid
Dixie
England
Shadow Maker
Tom Williams
Tom Tracy
George Dawson
Doc O’connell
Tommy West
Danny Needham
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Ryan
Needham
Smith
Kid McCoy
California
George Green
Young Corbett
Green
Billy
Ferns-Matthews
Springfield sends Jack O'Hara to New Britain
Springfield trades infielder Jack O'Hara to New Britain under an option deal. The veteran Pony player has battled speed this season. George Browne leaves New Britain manager role and signs with Hertford after yesterday’s center field tie against Waterbury.
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Jack O'Hara
New Britain
Hartford
George Browne
Weener
Springfield Club
Hertford
Waterbury
Bobby Reynolds in Featherweight Star Bout Next Monday
Boxing card at the State street Casino features Bobby Reynolds and Young Kansas of Buffalo in the featherweight star bout. Semifinal pits Kayo Palitz against Chick West, with Al Ketchell versus Bunny Ford in a winner take all. A $100 purse and large pool hang on results as Teddy Febryck and Kid Palmer also vie.
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Poe
Kayo Palitz
Chick West
New London
Holyoke
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Bunny Ford
New Haven
Teddy Febryck
Fairfield
Kid Palmer
Baseball Batting Leaders and International Rowing Tension
The article lists batting leaders by team and league with players from Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn among others, noting .370 top marks and club honors. It shifts to Henley regatta rivalries as Harvard and Union Boat Club plan eightes for Grand Challenge Cup and Philadelphia entries threaten English dominance.
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Rowing Invasion Stirs Henley Peril This Year
The piece notes an American threat to Henley events and suggests opposition to a proposed friendly appointment, implying a wary reception from the host side and tensions ahead of the competition.
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Appanton
Baseball Gossip Highlights Trades and Trades Rumors
The item mentions Billie Hitter a Giant rookie farmed out and tipped for another major league triple after a two pitch by pitch hit. Howard Camnitz suffers two cracked ribs and will miss a game. Kopf, infielder for the Athletics, can bat from both sides. James with the Browns had mixed fortunes with former teammates.
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Frank Smith Jumps Again to Federals
Frank Smith rejoined the Baltimore Federals after a season with Toronto and Montreal. Manager Fill Bradley secured Smith, veteran opener with two no hit series, to return to the Brook club following Bradley’s scouting. President Barrow resisted reversing the jump, but Smith signed a Brook-fil contract as Baltimore renewed its Federals lineup.
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Yanks Sign Eight Year Old Star Pitcher
Cleveland, May 21 Mic k Warner a southpaw from Rayon High School will join the Yankees after school ends. Warner 18 tall 175 pounds praised for strong control and composure under pressure. Reports note his early promise and prior play with Buffalo Internationals and Kenwood club before trade rumors and manager comments.
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