ATSON READY FOR F BURNS IN BOXING SHOWDOWN
Watson prepared for Burns as training details unfold with Tibby Watson set to face Burns before the Brown A. A. York tonight. Hugh Boyle and Tony Toward Smith coach the young fighter, with Carroll guiding conditioning including road work, gym drills, and rope and bag work. A large local turnout from Liberty and Clark clubs expected, tickets via Manager Carroll, event 7:90 at Central Rail. Burns viewed as a solid test, both fighters considered well matched.
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Yi Fas
Thia
Tibby Watin
Jie Thirns
Brown A. A. York
Hugh Boyle
Watson
Reynity
George T. i
Australia
Chilplon
Shore
Tikelye
Tony
Viet
Smith
Hin
Caroll
Rahway Avenue
Carroll
Howard Smith
Smith Matson
Howard
Ani
Piel
Pibby
Howard Ight
WM Vhity Clark Clib
Liberty A
Aged Games and Standing of Clubs in the League
In a curious paragraph the article notes a visitor to the British Museum asking an attendant about Lenin Tomwell and Oliver Cronwall. The attendant replies with a mishearing, and the visitor exclaims to have found references at Oxford, illustrating the era’s quirky club standings references amid National League chatter.
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British Museum
Lenin Tomwell
Oliver Cronwall
Ana
Oxford
Captain Lobert Poised To Rebound In Cincinnati
In a lively look at Captain Lobert of Cincinnati, the piece contrasts his early season struggles with a recent spike in Mitch Mitchell’s form. It argues the captaincy is not the cause of a slump and predicts improvement, noting Lobert’s natural hitting talent and a steadier approach once he finds the groove.
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Captain Lobert
Cincinnati
Pura
Mans Lobert
Cincinnati Nationala
Mike Mitchell
Waa
Mitch
Lobertia
House of Swat
Caisé
Lobert
Hansacatts
Cpota
Heinie Peitz
Ruy
Vanitas Triumphs 5 3 Over Greystones on Saturday
Vanitas defeated Greystones 5 to 3 at Lyons Farma, a game noted for fast pitching and strong batting from D Espres for Vanitas. Idonard stood out for Greystone, while teams like Tronaider Bond A C Monitor Juniors and Prospects are invited to respond to James Hanson at 437 First Avenue.
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Wanita
Greystone’ Presbyterian Church
Lyons
Farma
D'Espres
Wanitas
Idonard
Vanitas
Tronaider
Bond A. C
Monitor
James Hanson
Avenuue
Bellars to Lead at Acorn A A Games
The Acorn A A will stage an athletic meet in Lyndhurst on July 6 sanctioned by the A A L and open to all Fegimerad athletes. The program includes a two mile handicap with Fred G Hefiarx the national champion among entrants, plus 10 yard dash 40 yard run one mile run handicap novice events and a medley relay open to New Jersey towns and citla atrice. Information and entry details available from William Wheaton in New York City and Philip Thovluc in Jarns hire.
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Acorn A. A
A. A. L. Sand
Lyndhurst
Fred G. Hefiarx
Sone
Mariner
New Jersey
William Wheaton
Three Men Visit Shoes Factory Tour Incident
A Rhods Inland shoe maker invited three men to tour his new factory. They rode an elevator to the seventh floor where cutting occurs. Mr Blank guided them through each production step, answering many questions about the process as the men observed the shoe making sequence.
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Blank
Rhods
Mr. Blank
Jin
Ivanhoes Tie Mooneys In Low-Scoring Elm Park Meet
The Ivanhoes and the Mooney A C battled to a 9-9 tie as Fitzgerald pitched for Ivanhoes, Gerber fanned ten for Mooneys, and Adelberg earned the deciding run in the eighth. Ivanhoes scored two in the fourth on a fielding error, Mooneys tied it in the seventh and won in the eighth. Woodruff led Ivanhoes with a two bagger and a single.
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Vanhoon
Mooney A. C
ACC
Seconl
Fitegorall
Vaa
Parjes
Dolson T
Reid
Mooneys
Adelberg
Ivanhoe
Mooney A
Macintosh
Wos
Gerber
Woodruff
Ivanhoes
Hunters Must Get Licenses Under State Hunt Law
The article details a new hunting license requirement effective after Independence Day in Newderacy. It outlines license issuance by county clerks, residency rules, costs, and penalties, noting non residents need a license and that minors may qualify if lawful. It also explains procedural steps for clerks and applicants.
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Newderacy
James C. Calvert
Gether
Hownie
Reaklent’s Licenue
United Stator
Board of Fish and Game Commisioners
Adam
Kramer to Meet Clarke in Newark Velodrome Race
A postponed bicycle meet at Newark Velodrome will host the 8500 match race between National Champion Frank L. Kramer and Australian title holder Jackie Clarke. The best two of three one mile heats will inaugurate night racing with additional pro and amateur events on the card.
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Newark
Frank L. Kramer
Jackie Clarke
Kramer
Clarke
Profrastornis
Amateria
Cicotte of Boston Americans One of League's Leading Pitches
Ebbie Cicotte from the Boston Americans, a top pitcher, is in strong form. The piece notes his chance to challenge Detroit’s George Mullin for pitching honors, recounts Cicotte’s 11–12 record across 23 games, and mentions confusion over pronunciation of his name, with Cicotte himself confirming the preferred variant.
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Cicotte
Boston Americans
Eablie Cicotte
Rowtot Red Sox
George Mullin
Detroit
Ben Johnson
Cicotty
Civotte
Natore
Kinnity
Appmeleda
Polishers Boom Choice in Contest
The Polishers, winners of the Journal Singer Bowling League, plan a reception in Tate Stall tomorrow to present the trophy and raise funds for subscriptions to boost a favorite in the voting contest. A young woman leads, and the Polishers hope to win again, extending their influence beyond bowling to local civic contests.
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Tate Stall
Atlantic Outlook Good Says Dobbins
Reading June 16 a meeting of the Atlantic League discussed scheduling changes to align with wiring Banbury into the league. Debated pay on players to curb jumping. no action taken. President J W Dobbins optimistic. league admitted Santry. several games and lineups noted including Clippers vs DeHart Juniors and Westfield A C.
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Banbury
McKeehan
Allentown
J. W. Dobbing
J. W. Spobbins
Sewarks
Geehan
J. Toward Berry
Sunbury
James Roberts
Pottsville
FP. Dutlie
Shamokin
Kera Morgan
Carmel
Ed. Siegfried
Ruston
Daved Reuter
Elizabeth
Thomas J. Golden
Big Business Advantage in Ready Stock Menswear
The article contrasts small merchants with a large supplier, noting the risk of ill fitting sales at tiny shops versus the large firms that offer five sizes per chest including stouts short s extra regular and long options. It highlights thousands of suits ready for immediate fitting in men and boys wear.
Pioneers Idle as Shamokins Close On Schedule
The article notes the Pioneers idle with Shamokin closing in, and tomorrow’s schedule includes twilight games on Star grounds with Mr. Carmel involved. Brext form results show Shawokin and Petersen leading, as Readings failed to convert twelve chances into runs and Eliabeth pursues first place in a tense standings race.
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Tommorrow
Star Grounds
Carmel
Shawokin
Sh--Petersen
Eliabeth
Chirean
Brennan
Croas
Wall
Gersa Wan
Vinitora
Timnings
Allentowns blank Sunbarge 6 to 0 in city game
Allentown defeated Sunbarge 6 to 0 as their winning streak continued. Loose fielding by Sunbarge led to seven errors while Allentown pitchers Sweeney and Muser held the visitors to four runs on four hits. Rae Huntury and teammates contributed a strong offensive showing with multiple hits.
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Allentowns
Sweeney
Muser
Sunburys
Rae Huntury
Coc
Han Monnad Oe
Aliantown “Jawen
OL Hatterive
Mileer
Dupres
Porta
Mt. Carmel Lores: Again. Pottaville, Fine 15
The Jocals defeated Mr. Carmel 4-1 yesterday afternoon after scoring four runs in the third inning. Pottaville played solid defense with no errors, while Broore led the Jowre batting with two hits.
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Charles
Mr. Carmel
Botteville
Feld
Broore
Jowre
Vloute
Carmel
Ornonnoo
Hovtavne
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