Dayton Outfielder Reaches Century in Central Bat Race
Deerfoot Spencer of Dayton becomes the first Centralite to hit the century mark as the Central batting race tightens with Tho Eval tying for first. Post Tuesday games, Dayton’s Spencer leads with a big push toward 100 while Evansville’s Grete and others chase the milestone in a tight race.
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Dayton
Deerfoot Spencer
Felder
Tira Centralite
Frealéent Uclbroner
Thren Mwares
Clengas
Uilstle
Veal
Dick Grete
Hvansville Strat Sgeker
Lich Knol
Hoth
Grete
Wil
Holderman
CHIP WINS OVER 'KNOCKOUT ROUTE' IN SAN FRANCISCO FIGHT
George Chip of New Castle Pennsylvania defeated Fighting Bully Murray of Petaluma California in the fifteenth round at San Francisco. Murray led until round eleven when Chip landed a hard body shot and rapid rights to secure the comeback victory. The bout was scheduled for forty rounds.
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San Fanciscoo
Calif
George Chip
New Castle
Murray
Petaluma
Chip
Morris Stops Kubiak in Sixth Round at Fort Smith
Carly Morris of Sapulpa Oklahoma stops Al Kubiak of Michigan in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Fort Smith. Morris showed improved form and dominated the action with sharp jabs uppercuts and solid ring generalship. Kubiak suffered a damaged eye late as referee Tommy Dixon kept watch through the final rounds. Peru July 4 notes Young Ellenwood in brief.
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Fort Smith
Carly Morris
Sapulpa
Okla
al Kubiak
Michigan
Morris
Mottis
Kubiak
Tommy Dixon
Nowitd Richt
Trent
Hie
Fort Wayne slugger earns a draw with Kid Carpenter
In Fort Wayne, a 120-pound slugger from the city held Kid Carpenter to a draw after eight rounds. The visitor showed cleverness and control, while Ellen Wood impressed and earned another date here. In Evansville, Chick Hayes edged Jimmy Watts on points in a ten-round bout at McLeary. Both bouts featured light 122 pound matchups with Hayes the aggressor.
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Fort Wayne
Kid Carpenter
Ellenwood
Evansville
Ind
McLeai
Ty Nowy
Chick Hayes
Jimmy Watts
Goeth
Team
Indianapolis
Thys
Popular verdicts mark July boxing cards across cities
Canton witnesses a hotly contested welterweight bout where Jack Britton loses to Johnny Griffith in a close clash. Lead Cross defeats Red Watson in San Diego in a twenty round decision. Dismiss Anderson and Sammy Trott fight to a draw in Terre Haute. Joe Mandel ties with Johnny Dunidee in New Orleans after a ten round contest with Mandel gaining momentum late.
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San Diego
Calif
Lead Cross
Red" Watson
New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Johnny Dunidee
New York
Mandel
German machine wins grand prize at Lyons
The Automobile Club of France grand prize was won today by Lauensehinger driving a German car. Louis Wagner with a French car finished second, a French machine placed third, and Tyles Goux another Frenchman fourth. The winner’s time for the 467.8 mile course was 7 hours 1 minute and 18.18 seconds.
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Automobile Club of France
Lauensehinger
Louis Wagner
Sli
Tyles Goux
New York Rider Sets Two Mile National Championship Record
Saratoga July 4 John te Constant of New York defeated Frank Hart to win the two mile national professional championship at the Federation of American Motorcyclists meet on the Saratoga race trek. Constant won by six feet in a tight finish.
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X.Y
John Te Constant
New York
Smrateur
Ittetenen
Federation of American Motorcycliste
Constant
Frank Hart
Ty Cobb Tops AL Batting As League Leaders Emerge
July 4 Ty Cobb idle due to a broken thumb. he leads AL with a .249 average. Other top AL batters include Walker Louis Baker Crawford and Collins with varied marks. Philadelphia and Cleveland show strong team batting. In the NL, B Burns leads with .295 over Hummel Byrne and Connolly. Philadelphia tops team hitting at .267. Pitchers feature Mathewson 13-14, Pfeffer Doak and Kaiserling among leaders. federal and American associations list leaders in batting, pitching, and steals with Kansas City and Indianapolis showing notable marks.
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Ty Cobb
C. Walker
Louis
Baker
Philadelphia
Crawford
Detroit
Taelson
Cleveland
E. Collins
Philadel
Boerker
Boston
H.L. Wood
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Nauked
Plack
Leonard
Pennock
Wood
Bandi
B. Burns
Hummel
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Byrne
Connolly
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Mathewson
Pfeffer
Doak
St Louis
Charlie Carr
Indi Jolls
Teaders
Kaut
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Campbell
Indianapolis
Easterly
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Lennox
Pittsburgh
Bradley
Crandall
St. Louis
Walsh
Baltimore
Quinn
Kaiserling
Ford
Buffalo
John Titus
Kirke
W. Clemons
Louisville
Severoid
W. Hinchman
Ambus
Compton
Killifer
Minneapolis
Lake
Karger
St. Paul
Faddock
Wortman
Dousherty
Milwaukee
H & Victories
Wim
Gallic
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Indianapetis
Denver Man Wins 200 Mile Tootercycle Race
Denver, Kas. Kas duly 4 GIen' Bord of Denver Colorado won the 200 mile Tootercycle race in four hours twenty five minutes and six seconds Ray Creviston Anat finished second John Eggleston Fort Worth Texas received a broken leg Harry Glenn Atlanta Ga knocked unconscious Gal Airhart Kansas City suffered broken ribs after a machine crash The race was run on a one mile track with few fans present.
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Kas
Gien' Bord
Denver
Colorado
Ray Creviston
Anat
John Exgleston
Fort Worth
Texas
Harry Glenn
Atlania
Gal
Eggleston
Gal Airhart
Kansas
Needlecraft club entertains at Mrs Ferguson home
The Needlecraft club ladies were entertained by Mrs C D Ferguson at her South Avenue home. Officers were installed, followed by a luncheon. Also noted are travels and visits of local residents and relatives across nearby towns.
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van Wert
Raul Weisheimer
Toledo
Noury Havens
B.A. Lilly
Hicksville
Eliar Af
Motorcyclist Is Badly Injured In Bluffton Race
In Bluffton on July 4 Charles Shorey collided during a Uniondale race when his motorcycle crashed after a steering mishap. Buren Powell also halted due to a broken chain as Shorey suffered a severe leg injury.
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Fol
Charles Schorex
Uniondale
Buren Powcell
Shorey Rowndine
Ton Saldenly
Rickenbacher Returns Winner In The Long Grind
A garbled roster like list of names and brands appears to reflect a long race or contest with Rickenbacher named as returning winner. The fragment mentions Marmon Patsele White W Shrunk Moon Yi Guilloute Bas procs Chalmers H Webntore Puegot Burman and others along with teams or makers such as Duesenberg Sunbeart Stutz Chandier Metropole and Chevrolet.
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Guilloute
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H. A. Webntore
Puegot
Pan Burman
Puegot Syectul
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Stafford
J. Calbthan
Halph Milford
Tuesenberg
Rickentmeker
L Mason
Bill End
Chick Evans Beats Fort Wayne in Golf Match
Chick Evans defeated Fort Wayne’s best in a standout round at the Fort Wayne Country Club. Evans, joined by teammates Pidgeon and Hall, delivered a brilliant back-nine and held the lead through the final holes. The Chicago Club’s Lid also impressed as the players halved and traded holes late, with Evans securing the win.
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Chick
Fort Wayne
Gulf
Visltor
Plas
Mtu
Pidgeon
Bob
Hyins
Ort
Wayne
Am Pidgeon
Chicago
Toy Fragt
Bond
Coltest
Amateurs at Pete grind clash amid erratic play and gossip
An uneven amateur baseball scene unfolds with players pressed to repent as teams such as The Snallers, The Actes, and The Rexalla contest on uneven grounds. Detailed notes about lineups, batteries, and scores mix with golf chatter and local club gossip, highlighting Evans and Fort Wayne connections alongside miscellaneous city notices and caddy anecdotes.
Erin Bickenbagher Wins 300 Mile Auto Race at Sioux City
Erin Bickenbagher roared at 78 mph to win the 300 mile event at Sioux City, earning $10,000 from a $25,000 prize pool. His swift 3 40 02 time topped a field marred by a fuel explosion incident at the pits.
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Sioux City
Erin Bickenbagher
Spencer Wishart
Finshed
Rickersbacher
Ralph Mulford
Evans leads Fort Wayne golf as president's tournament opens
Evans stays in Fort Wayne and plays two matches yesterday with partners McCulloch Smock Bond and others. The president's tournament began with eight handicap matches. results include Bond defeating Kukas seven and five and Pidgeon beating H J Miller.
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Hartman
Cook
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Kukas
Mreyselt
H. T. Piskard
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van Meter
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Central Meet Honors UNOS Athletes and Club Scores
The Iavis Athletic Club dominates the Central Meet with 87 points, ahead of the Chicago Athletic Association at 45 and the University of Minnesota at 30. University of Michigan opened with the 120 yard high hurdles won by McKeown and the 220 yard dash by Huluman, as darkness delayed the final events. The Ohio State meet, run with the Central A A U, was won by Cleveland Athletic Club with 78 points, Ohio State University scoring 16. several records fell across Central events.
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Iavis Athletic Club
University of Mingia
McKeown
Uber
Ove Looyard
Huluman
Uve Minots Alc
Chicago A. A
Ohio State
Cleveland A. C
Ohio State University
Indianapolis rider sets state hundred mile record
In Indianapolis John Els won the state hundred mile interverve under the Tidius Racing Association auspices. The record surpasses the previous best by Leste Alleg of Chicago, who rode 100 miles in 9 85 minutes. Lenlie Alien placed second, Ray Miller of Van Wert Ohio third, and Frank Hoult fourth.
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Tohn Els
Tidiaus Racing Resocin
Leste Alleg
ShiciRo
Lenlie Alien
Ray Miller
van Werl
Prank Hoult
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