Ketchel Stops Kelly in Third Round For Middleweight Title
San Francisco report describes Stanley Ketchel defending his middleweight title with a dramatic third round knockout of Hugo Kelly. Ketchel feinted with a right, delivered a decisive left hook after a left shift, knocking Kelly flat as the crowd watched a stunning finish.
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W. W. Naughton
San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Hugo Kelly
Kelly
Shelly
Michigan
Ketchell
Wetchell
Renowned horseman Lamasney kills self in Iowa
Daniel Lamasney, famed horseman known across the United States, died by stabbing himself with a pen knife in Burlington Iowa. In poor health for some time, the Missouri native of French descent was 64. Funeral details unavailable. Bliss Native Herbs, 255 W. Washington St, Burlington, reported.
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Burlington
Daniel Lamasney
United States
Missouri
Carr May Be Major League Manager
Charley Carr, manager of the Hoosiers, draws major league interest as talk grows he could lead a big club next season. Observers note his success at Indianapolis, potential to reshape rosters, and debate whether he can translate minor league mastery into the majors.
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Hoosiers
Carr
Indianapolis
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Mike Cantillon
Clark Griffith
New York Highlanders
Cleveland
Lajoie
Bill Armour
McCloskey
St. Louis
Patsy Donovan
Brooklyn
Hugh Jennings
Butte
Cardinals
Murray
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Gem Laundry Ad Promises Flat Wash and Free Chinaware
Local laundry service promotes family washings by the pound with rough dry and ironing of all flat pieces. The ad urges readers to try the service and provides phone number 1671. Also notes Concannon's and W. Washington display featuring free chinaware and mentions Tresh Meats in the notice.
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GEM
Concannon
W. Washington
Today’s Games Across Leagues and Matchups
American Association features Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo National League games Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston American League New York at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Central League Grand Rapids at Terre Haute Fort Wayne at Wheeling South Bend at Evansville Dayton at Zanesville
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Minnea
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Milwauke
St Paul Os Pete
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New York Iy
Evansville
Dayton
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Rapids
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Louisville
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
New York
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
South Bend
Zanesville
Baseball scores from American, National, and Central leagues
American Association results include Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 2, Columbus 7 St. Paul 0, Minneapolis 3 Toledo 1, Louisville 2 Milwaukee 1. National League games show Chicago 3 Boston 1, Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1, New York 9 St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2, and Boston 9 Detroit in the American League. Central League notes Grand Rapids 5-7 Terre Haute 6-1, South Bend 6 Evansville 4, Wheeling 1-9 Fort Wayne 0-0 with a 13 inning first game and a forfeit in the second. Zanesville 1 Dayton 0.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
South Bend
Evansville
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Zanesville
Dayton
Darkey Hal Wins Feature at Detroit Pace Meet
Special to the Indianapolis Sun reports Darkey Hal, the Canadian contender, won the 2:07 pace feature at the Detroit meeting amid a hot race. Star War thing captured heats one three and five, while Auto from Michigan took heats two and three but faded in heat five. The meet noted Granite State park will host a three day Grand Circuit event September 1 to 3 between Reedville and Hartford, with Kalama zoo next on the circuit.
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Mich
Auto
Michigan
Granite State Park
Dover
N. H
Reedville
Hartford
Kalamazoo
Zomalta
B. m
Zombro
Kate Hamilton
Durfee
Loyal
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Geers
Annette
B.k. m
Murphy
Coreal
Andrews
Robert L, Jr
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Steele
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Derder
OG Redelle
Blk. m
McCarthy
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Great Heart
McLaned
Star Hamlet
Hamlet
Snow
Crist
Major Mallow
Martyn
Copa de Oro
Wees
Lady May
Strawn
McHenry
Teasel
Allan Downs
B. Om
Rocco
Cates
Colonel Osborne
Blues Take Third Game From Hoosiers
The Blues defeated the Hoosiers 4 to 3 as Siever mishandled a play with two on, Roy Brushear's hit fielding error allowed two runs, and Hill's grounder helped turn the tide. Sull ivan, Neighbors, Hayden, Lindsay and Howley figured in the scoring as Milwaukee visits for three matinees starting Monday.
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Indianapolis
H Bush
Davidson
Hayden
H Lindsay
Coulter
Livingston
Howley
Eweee Hooke
Siever
Fansas City
H Hallman
Cross
A Sullivan
Brasher
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Lindsay
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Hallman
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den, Kane
Bierhalter
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Blues
Sullivan
Hoosiers
Hooke
Milwaukee
Johnson Wins Eight Round Bout In Plymouth
Special Cable reports Jack Johnson the colored heavyweight champion defeated Ben Taylor in the eighth round of a ten round match at Plymouth. Johnson dominated from the start and secured a decisive kayo after a sharp right jaw shot. A $500 side bet and a percentage reward framed the contest as spectator entertainment.
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Johnson
Taylor
Jack
Lid Goes Off at Saratoga Spa Betting Opens Big Money
Special to the Indianapolis Sun reports Saratoga, August 1, a lively start with numerous gambling houses in full operation. Lookouts, bold wagering, and quick chips suggest strong early business as Empire State and fast mail seats sold in advance. Local officials endorse the oral betting setup, with track conditions seen as unchanged and promising in this old favorites district.
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Saratoga
Spa
Senator Brackett
Empire State Express
Fast Mail
Grand Central
Schreck to Box Johnson for World Title in London
Mike Schreck of Cincinnati meets Jack Johnson, the best colored heavyweight, in a 20 round title bout at the National Sporting Club in London on October 19. Johnson claims the world championship after Tommy Burns declined. They share a $5,000 purse plus expenses. Billy Griffith will accompany Schreck to England.
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Schreck
Johnson
Chacinnati
Tommy Burns
Billy Griffith
Indianapolis
England
Thorp's Selections at Saratoga First to Sixth Races
Thorp picks Woodcraft The Wrestler Dolly Spanker in race one Bayonet St Nick Clark entry in race two Madden entry Keene entry Terbelling in race three Half Sovereign Whitney entry Dreamer in race four Gowan Adriana Winiprop in race five Clef Madden entry Luwsata in race six Three best bets are Woodcraft straight in race one Madden entry straight third race Half Sovereign straight race four
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Woodcraft
Dolly Spanker
Bayonet
St. Nick
Clark
Madden
Keene
Terbelling
Sovereign
Whitney
Dreamer
Gowan
Adriana
Winiprop
Clef
Luwsata
New Saloon Promoted by William Moeller
By the well known proprietor William Moeller at 212 North Delaware Street a new saloon will serve patrons with the best offerings in town.
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William Moeller
Delaware Street
Government talks with governor on Brighton race case
Acting District Attorney Elder traveled to Saranac Lake to confer with Governor Hughes about pursuing vigorous prosecution of Kings county grand jury indictments against the Brighton Beach Racing association leaders William A. Engeman chief stockholder Christopher J. Fitzgerald president and Joan G. Cavanagh for conducting a gambling house at the Brighton track.
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New York
Saranac Lake
Hughes
Kings County Grand Jury
Brighton Beach Racing Association
William A. Engeman
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
Joan G. Cavanagh
Brighton Track
Prescription for Manhood Secreted Cure Promoted
A Detroit appeal offers a free copy of a “secret” prescription claimed to restore vigor, memory, and confidence for men troubled by nervous debility. The letter promises a quick home cure without drugs, urging readers to request by mail from Mr A E Robinson in Detroit.
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A. E. Robinson
Luci Bldg
Detroit
Mich
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