Willard Side Line Circus Work Affects Ring Plans
The article discusses Willard’s reluctance to fight often citing personal and managerial complications. It notes Curley’s profit interests, Willard’s preference for circus engagements if allowed, and the looming challenge schedule as rivals test him. It projects potential contenders like Ward, Mora, and Dillon, with weight considerations shaping future matchups.
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New York
Dune
Deus Willard
Slorty
Witlard
Wil
Tate
Wiz Dvsa
Willard
Int
Tom Jou
Jack Curter
Dakdsinson
Wilfred Tikes
Kewanee
Tess
Jey
Jack Curley
Willy
Dad Gurley
Curley
Fred Multan
Ward
Krank Mora
Willard Dows
Moran and Dillon Ready for Tut Fray
Moran and Dillon prepare for a ten round heavyweight bout at Washington Park Brooklyn. Moran arrives from Saratoga in prime condition to meet Dillon who weighs about 170 pounds, with a $40,000 purse split $14,000 to Dillon and the rest to Moran. Advance sale indicates strong betting and local interest.
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New York
Jima
Jack Dinan
Indianapolis
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Dillon
Moran
Saratoga
Phont
Tillshursher
Dilton
Maran
Lise
Cleveland Loses Lead in Open Series Clash
Cleveland falls from first place as Chicago wins endgame to 2 0. Slugging stars Cleveland’s lineup includes Caveloskie Conmbe and Neill. Boston beaten 6 to 2 as Washington tops New York. St Louis nudges Detroit for second division. Viking game notes and lineups feature Mitchel Holand Cunningham and Plank.
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Chicago
Caveloskie
Conmbe
Neill
ST. Rev
Jona
St. Louis
Detroit
Viking
Boore
Gather Mitchel
Holand
Cunningham
Taker Plank
Chapman
Springfield
Haute
New York
Sibert
Wagner
Clevelander
Sane
Hung
Boston
Muskesgan
Washington Sone
Wheeling
Larsen and Yantz
Philadelphia Si
Jevenaville
Pittsburgh Ee
Batterie Turner
Yantz
Bowman Chica
HL Seas
Unclear league game notes with mixed teams and scorers
The garbled report lists multiple baseball and city names such as Louisville Toledo Indianapolis and Columbus with scattered player names like Gardner Levert Finneran Glenn Matheriva and Kool. It cites various score fragments and innings in a disrupted recap, noting tense play and assorted line drives amid a muddled June outing across several cities.
Shooting Records On Second Day In National Open
A last ball prevented James Simpson of the Blue Mound club Milwaukee from breaking the Minikubédo course record while leading the Divers in the second day qualifying for the national open golf championship. Ton Vardon and Charles Ivans Jr tied for second with 15. J M Burtes of Philadelphia and Joseph Mitchell of Rangewood also posted scores. Mitchell, Evans, and Arthur Glarkson matched the course record in the afternoon round as 4 players tied. The field advances to match play in a 72 hole format with rounds through Friday.
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Minneapolis
James Simpson
Teational
Blue Mound
Milwaukee
Minikubédo
Ton Vardon
Harry
England
Charles “Chick”ivans, Jr
Edgewater Club
Chicago
Nowers
J. M. Burtes
Philadelphia
Maida
Joseph Mitchell
Change Seats and Change Their Luck
New York Nationals defeated Philadelphia by 4 to 1, extending Santago’s fifth straight loss. Teams shuffled benches on Dole grounds to favor visiting squads. Pfeffer pitched for Cincinnati past St. Tans with a 10-run burst, while Wilson’s late homer paced Chicago to an 18-inning win over the Pirates.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Oroupiel
Kale Philadelphia
NO Air
Mattert Demarce
Burns
Stha- Wer
Peritt
Benton
Barthen
Four players reach semifinals in national clay court tennis
In Cleveland on the Lakewood courts the national clay court tournament narrowed to four in singles. Willie Davis of San Francisco defeated Walter Binex of Princeton 6 2 8 6 in the fifth round to advance alongside Conrad Lb Doyle Calumnn Cantry club Washington DC William Melkroy Pittsburg Charles S Garland Pittsburg and Willie F Davis. Semifinals set with Doyle to face Melroy and Garland to meet Davis. Doubles winners included Doyle and Tenit rs mil California and Spalding Buffalo and Jones California.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Willie Davis
San Francisco
University of Pennesylvaniia
Walter Binex
Princeton University
Davis
Conrad Lb
Doyle
Calumnn Cantry Club
Washington, D. C
Willian Melkroy
Pittsbur
Performmer
Charles S Garland
Pittsburg
Willie F. Divi
Meet Melrey
Garland Wianenunter
Ten Iit
California
Howell seeks rematch after ring clash at Majestic
A tall fighter from the local scene was halted in the sixth round of a Tuesday night bout at the Majestic theater. The stoppage came after a low blow directed at Lee La Dade and ended the match prematurely. Kle ligwall's manager, Drew at 1 South Main Street, Day, requested further details and a rematch date.
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Majestic Tea
Lee la Dade
Kle Ligwall
South Main Street
Patriotism Delays Transcontinental Aeroplane Race
Siew Youngs reports that the continental air race from the Atlantic coast, slated for September, has been postponed due to war needs. The WMG Aero Club of America and War Department officials say civilian flights yield to military requirements. About 200 skilled pilots are needed for training camps and border duties, while production lines plan to deliver machines at ten per week.
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Aerophytes
Stelph Pulitzer
Vt War
Reco
Iauionnertiont
Europe
Rui
Bastian junior champion in Indianapolis tennis tournament
Tritz Fastian defeated Fohnny Hennessey in the finals of the first annual Indiana dialer tennis tournament at the Indiana hotel courts this morning. The match concluded with a 1-4 score as the event started Monday with more than twenty entrants all under twenty years old. Bert live in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Tritz Fastian
Fohnny Hennessey
Montay
Bert
Injuries Force Hines Out of Fray in Fort Wayne
Dorrey Hines, Fort Wayne shortstop for Matt Cleary's team, is out with a hand injury likely ending his season. Bobby Pequignot from Sowser club replaces him in Sunday's league park game against Auburn. Walter Scott will pitch for Auburn as Fort Wayne host a notable cross-town rivalry amid a large crowd.
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Matt Cleary
Fort Wayne
Bobby Pequignot
Sunslay
League Park
Auburn
Pequisnot
Sowser
Gana
Bil Tillinger
Cy Alberts
Jeanne
Muun d Auty
Auburn Urs
Lncal
Gordon Laird
Hob Smith
Western Gas Club
Walter Scott
Boston Americans
Central League Standings Feature at Grand Rapids Game
The Grand Rapids edition highlights standings for the Central League with teams BATE Dayton and Baltteriea, Rowan, Jacobs, Hage, and Dover noted in the summary. The fragment references a score or record line and lists several player or team identifiers in a terse snapshot.
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Grand Rapids
Bate
Dayton
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