Johnson Defeats Jeffries in Fifteenth Round Boxing Match
Jack Johnson declares he outclassed Jeffries in every aspect and would fight again soon. Tex Rickard calls Johnson the most wonderful fighter and notes Jeffries was knocked through the ropes after a sequence of lefts and a late decision in favor of Johnson.
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St Paul Sells Pitcher to Sioux City
St Paul Minnesota on July 5 reported pitcher Martin O'Toole was sold to Sioux City. The move affects both clubs as they finalize the deal tonight.
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St. Paul
Minn
Martin O'Toole
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Batteries Lead Inning-By-Inning Summary From National League
Baseball box scores and pitcher batter lists show multiple batteries across teams including Suggs Caspar McLean Willig Bresnahan Scanlan Irwin Moran Brown Kling Powell White Dould Gibson Petty Lake Kilfor Allen Young Stott Sullivan Plank Lapp Johnson Street Halland Carrigan Warhop Sweney Linke Mitchell Remis Willetts Schmidt. The fragment hints at game details with Philadelphia Washington Boston New York Cleveland Detroit and Denver venues and ten inning notation.
Indians Again Clean Up Fort Collins Team
Hendrix starred as the Indians defeated the Fort Collins Lamb Feeders 8 to 2 in a Monday afternoon game. The team heads to Colorado for a ten day trip against Colorado Springs La Junta Trinidad and Raton.
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J. Hoffman
Gibson
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Herlinix
Lusk Wins Converse County Championship
Lusk defeated Douglas by a score of 9 to 5 yesterday at home to win Converse county baseball championship. The victory secures top honors for the Lusk nine in the county playoff.
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Douglas
Lusk Baseball
Converse County
Camp Meeting in Hutchinson Reacts to Johnson Victory
In Hutchinson Kansas July 5 a Holiness camp meeting tent crowded with over 1000 African Americans erupted in fervent prayer and singing as Johnson's victory news arrived and the crowd rejoiced with pandemonium at the ringside.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Movement to bar Reno prizefight pictures in DC
The Rev. Dr. John Compton Ball urged district officials to prohibit exhibition of the Jeffries Johnson fight and other prize fight films in the capital. He spoke from the pulpit of Metropolitan Baptist Church, saying strong action would be taken to stop screenings.
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Lumbia
John Compton Ball
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Pitcher Torrey Jumps Hospital Window
William A. Torrey, pitcher for the New York Nationals, leaped from a Roosevelt Hospital window and landed on the roof about 11 feet below after suffering fever and illness. Doctors said his injuries were serious but his condition was improving.
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New York Nationals
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Grimshaw
O'Neil Knocks Out Young Hector in Second Round
Tim O'Neil of Chicago scored a KO over Young Hector of Denver in the second round of a twenty round scheduled bout at Sherman Co. in Rawlins Wyoming on Monday night.
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Chicago
Rawlins
Wyo
Tim O'Neil
Denver
Negroes Clean Up After Johnson Fight Wagers Across World
Chicago reports record betting on Johnson Jeffries bout with about 3 million dollars in central pools and commissions. Fans in London Berlin Paris Australia backed Johnson heavily while Chicago and San Francisco led prefight bets. Mortgages were paid off as negro backers cash out and wager totals, including large sums at ringside, drawing in national attention.
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Berlin
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Australia
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Quarter Million Lost and Won in Reno Wagering
It is estimated that over a quarter of a million dollars was won and lost in Reno alone on July 5. The notice reports large stakes and rapid turnover in the betting scene amid a bustling Reno gambling environment.
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Frank Barrow story in Pacific Monthly teased for Wyoming readers
The August Pacific Monthly will feature a story by Frank Barrow, a noted Wyoming newspaperman, with illustrations by C. E. Price, a Shell area native and current chief illustrator. Price will also contribute another piece under the pen name Frank Harding on steer roping, richly illustrated with photos.
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F. 4 Barrow
C. E. Price
Big Horn Basin
R. Price
Pacific
Frank Harding
News of the state nation and the sound when it is news in the Leader
The Leader delivers updates on state and national events with emphasis on timely developments and the distinctive newsroom sound of prompt reporting. It frames issues with concise summaries and keeps readers informed on political and social happenings.
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