Flynn Wins Heavyweight World Title Prospect Ahead of July 4
Pueblo fireman Sim Flynn is cited as the best heavyweight weight champion in the world after a string of decisive performances. The piece praises Flynn’s strength and training while previewing a July 4 bout against Johnson, noting strong advance sales and fan anticipation.
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Second Round Billiard Tourney Sees Rogers Advance
In the second round at Hrupecheck Rogers defeats Nine 16 to 18 in a tight match. Schowls loses 14 to 12 to Meters as Moto leads. Bowers overcomes a early deficit with steady safety to win. Final games tonight determine first and second money with Peters and Rogers to face Morse. Public attendance encouraged starting at 8 o clock.
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Cavalry Clinches Post Championship In Tight Victory
The Ninth Cavalry defeated the Infantry to claim the post championship at Fort grounds yesterday afternoon in a closely contested game. White homered for the Cavalry, White and Dunlap pitched as Brown and Wolfe held steady, and the final score showed the Cavalry edging the Infantry after a late rally. Lieutenant Camp, manager of the Ninth, plans a trip to Sidney Nebraska to face the city team and Fort Robinson next.
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Regatta Draw Gets Tough Start for Stanford Crew
New York June 5 The Deland Stanford crew drew a difficult lane for the Intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie June 29. Course No 6 near the river’s center faces rough water with southwest wind and opposing tide. Cornell also in trouble while Wisconsin and Pennsylvania benefit from mountainside protection and smoother water.
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Coach H. J. Dean Resigns at Wyoming University
Laramie Wyoming March reports that H. J. Dean physical director of the University of Wyoming resigned after being offered a better position elsewhere. He notes the football team under his leadership achieved more victories than ever before.
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Arizona Senate Backs Bill for Boxing Club Fees
A measure approved by the Senate and sent to the House would require all contests to be held before registered clubs taxed at 250 dollars annually. The vote stood 13 to 4. The bill covers twenty five round bouts with five ounce gloves.
TIZ Reminds Me of My Barefoot Days
An elderly man praises TIZ for foot relief, claiming it banishes bunions corns and fatigue. He asserts TIZ makes feet feel young again and promises instant relief by drawing out exudations, with price of 25 cents a box via Walter Luther Dodze & Co. Chicago Ill.
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Railroad News on Construction Force and Freight Movements
The Colorado and Southern insists it has not halted Gulf to Sound construction with about 1200 workers. Major work runs between Shoshon Thermemfolis and Orin Junction Hartville Junction, with nearly $150,000 spent to rush the Hartville to Orin segment. Union Pacific begins a branch from Gering to Bordeaux as the Q increases office staff to handle rising business. Cattle and feeder shipments rise as eastern markets draw stock from Texas Arizona New Mexico while railroads boost through traffic.
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Militia and Regulars Go to Pole Mountain
The Fort Rus sell detachment of regulars heads to Pole Mountain camp in July. Adjutant General Barkwell orders state militia in readiness to join the regulars, with Nebraska National Guard possibly joining. Wyoming guard may abstain as militia lags behind. The plan aims to accustom officers to commanding large forces.
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Mayor Gaynor Reforming NY Police Through Lawful Arrests
The article praises Mayor Gaynor for curbing indiscriminate arrests and bail practices in New York. It notes reduced total arrests from 220500 in 1900 to 153708 in 1911, with 18701 on summons. Gaynor urges chiefs to avoid trivial arrests and end bail requirements for minor offenses. He emphasizes law over men and gradual reform.
Mayor Gaynor Aids Aged City Clerk Restored To Post
A deputy chief clerk in New York City’s board of elections, 82, was discharged for age. After Mayor Gaynor heard his story, he urged renewal of effort. Though not within the board’s authority, the mayor pressed and two weeks ago the man was returned to a position ensuring a living. Many others also found in Gaynor a champion against injustice.
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Widow's Bold Wedding Schemes End In $50000 Swindle
New York reports Mrs. William Kennedy, a Bath Beach widow with a $200,000 estate, planned to wed "Edward J Fantelle" who was actually William Breen of Coney Island. The scheme involved a fortune teller and a fake marriage, as the bride revealed she had given Breen over $50,000 and faced heart trouble amid the shock.
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