Parsons Denies Wrestling Loss In Richmond Bout Dispute
Wil lie Parsons objects to a published report that he lost to Ed Faulkner in a Richmond Indiana wrestling bout after a boxing prelim. Parsons insists he did not wrestle Wednesday and accuses show promoters of using his name as a drawing card. He asserts Faulkner cannot beat him and notes his own experience and fan support. Oscar Graham defends his conditioning amid rumors and says he plans to continue playing, possibly in the American Association, with offers from Providence and Baltimore. Oberlin was paid $700 to join the Blues after a negotiated release. The Blues and Hoosiers prepare for the second game of the series as Kansas City fans rally behind the Blues.
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Richmond
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Baltimore
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Hoosiers
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Tebeau
Louisville
Single and triple clinch opening win for Milwaukee
In Louisville the Milwaukee series opener was decided in the ninth when Spencer hit a single and Clark followed with a triple. Bob Dougherty and Joseph Doyle pitched well on a muddy field, giving Milwaukee the edge over Louisville.
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Spencer
Clark
Milwaukee
Bobh Dougherty
Joseph Doyle
Boston Reinstates Pitcher Arellanes After Suspension
Boston Americans pitcher Arellanes is reinstated by President Taylor after a suspension tied to a doubleheader defeat to Cleveland. The decision follows the recent Cleveland defeat and confirms Arellanes's return to theactive roster.
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Blues' Defense Stifles Hoosiers In 4-0 Win
Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 0 as Blues pitchers and infielders neutralized Hoosier threats at Washington Park. Swann starred with superb fielding and pitching support, while the Blues pushed across one in the first and three more in the seventh, aided by errors and timely hits from Downey, Swan, Shannon, Raftery, and Love.
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Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Washington Park
Daniel Shay
Oberlin
Swann
Blues
Tribe
Coffey
Shannon
Downey
Raftery
Swan
Hunter
Mareh
Love
Chadbourne
Boxer Tommy Welsh Willing to Face Arrest in Mineola Death
Tommy Welsh of Jersey City arrived in Mineola with his brother and a friend after the boxing bout at Mineola last Monday night that led to the death of Hugh Grant, a 20 year old Garden City hotel bellboy, and declared his willingness to be arrested.
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Tommy Welsh
Jersey City
Mineola
Hugh Grant
Garden City
Blues Extend Win Streak in Tight Indianapolis Tilt
Spike Shannon a famed $10,000 beauty enjoys a new lease on life. Blues surge with pitching hitting and luck behind a cautious safe-play approach. Oberlin pitched on debut with Shannon marked. Hayden and Carr singled, double-steal attempt thwarted. Swann strong for Indianapolis as Blues look to Thursday game with Es sick and Hardgrove expected.
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Spike
Walter Pater
Merry Task Wins Zetland Plate at Newmarket
Belmont's Merry Task ridden by Danny Maher won the Zetland plate of 500 sovereigns at Newmarket. Lord Derby's Decision was second and W B Cloete's Sycamore third in a 5 to 1 favorite. Perseus III won the July handicap of 500 sovereigns with McIntyre second and Sensioss third. Congo II took a two year old stakes.
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Eng
Belmont
Merry Task
Danny Maher
Lord Derby
W. B. Cloete
H. I’. Whitney
Perseus III
McIntyre
Sensioss
Forest Darling Wins Riverside Race Carnival Preliminary
Forest Darling captured the opening preliminary at Riverside rink in 3 minutes 25 seconds. Thursday night’s program will feature skaters Quincy Fitzwater James Cullings Arthur Massey James Brandon J Lawrence William Alexander and Harry Leclair competing in the next race.
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Riverside
Quincy, Fitzwater
James Cullings
Arthur Massey
James Brandon
J. Lawrence
William Alexander
Harry Leclair
Vagrant Wins Bermuda Yacht Race at Atlantic Yacht Club
The New York Bermuda yacht race was won by Harold Vanderbilt's Vagrant, finishing two hours ahead of the Shiyssa. Shiyssa carried a time allowance of one hour and thirty minutes.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Harold
Vanderbilt
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Sterling May Quit League Over Unkept Promises
Sterling, July 18. The Sterling team threatens to quit the league if promises made by Northern Baseball Association officers are not kept by Wednesday. Conditions are described as serious and could end the league's existence if unmet.
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Northern Baseball Association
Private view of pictures in New York shows Jeffries Johnson fight
In New York on July 14 a private viewing of moving pictures from the prize fight at Reno drew John Arthur Johnson. He watched with keen analysis, explaining blows and tactics as Corbett roped the ropes. The Vita graph event concluded with Johnson praising the film and noting he sold rights, while city officials considered legal exhibition.
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Corbett
Jessure
Jeffries
Jeffries-Johnson
Reno
Gaynor
Asher Joins Dayton Baseball Club In Midseason Pickup
Announcement by Elmer Redelle of the Dayton club says pitcher Ed Asher has been purchased from Terre Haute. Asher will report immediately and may play in the Evansville game, described as a valuable acquisition.
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Dayton
Elmer Redelle
Dayton Baseball Club
Ed Asher
Terre Haute
Evansville
New Catcher Encenroth Joins St Louis Americans
St. Louis on July 14 reports President Robert L. Hedges confirmed a contract with W E Encenroth formerly of Michigan to join the St. Louis Americans as catcher. Encenroth will report to Philadelphia on Friday.
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Robert L. Hedges
St. Louis Americans
W. E. Encenroth
Michigan University
Encenroth
Philadelphia
Dan O Leary Sails For Ireland
Boston July 14 Dan O Leary the world famous pedestrian has sailed for Ireland He will return in six weeks O Leary will visit his home in Cork He quips I have two Cork legs but I can walk faster than any man alive.
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Boston
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Dan O'Leary
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Furey Plans Lightweight Bout in Lima Tentative
Lima July 14 promoter Barney Furey aims to stage a boxing match between Kid Heidel of Cincinnati and Jack McHenry of Lima at 133 or 135 pounds. McHenry has just returned from Reno where he defeated several noted lightweights while on route to a major bout.
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Cincinnati
Kid Heidel
Jack McHenry
Lima
McHenry
Reno
Southern Illinois league disbands and teams move
Harrisburg July 14 The Southern Illinois league composed of McLeansboro Mt Vernon Eldorado Herrin and Harrisburg has disbanded. McLeansboro and Harrisburg will join the City league thereafter.
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Tity” League
Tefries Johnson fight pictures to be shown in Galveston
City officials in Galveston Texas say they do not intend to refuse exhibition of the Teffries Johnson fight pictures in the city, noting that this is the home of Jack Johnson.
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Galveston
Tex
Baseball matchups listed for major leagues and leagues
American Association games include Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Columbus National League contests Boston at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago American League games St Louis at Philadelphia Washington at Detroit Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston Central League fixtures include Zanesville at South Bend Wheeling at Grand Rapids Terre Haute at Fort Wayne and Dayton also mentioned.
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Tex Rickard Rules Out Jeffries Fight Plans
Tex Rickard arrived in Los Angeles and said he is on a rest trip with no fight in sight. He denied any truth to a doped story about a pending Jeffries bout and said he would not sue the governor. Rickard also stated Jeffries was ill before the last fight and could fight again, possibly stronger enough to beat Johnson.
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Jeffries
Johnson
Geers Wins Race Despite Crutch and Cane at Terre Haute
At Terre Haute Indiana the Great Western Circuit harness meet opened with a strong card led by Geers winning the first heat in the 2:38 trot aboard Dude Archdale while using crutch and cane. The 2:07 Pace-Purse featured Filla Ambulator in 2:06 and Donax racing with Willie Benton and Richard Gratton among others in a crowded program. The day highlighted crutch assisted Geers and a slate of horses including Misa Rosedale, Countess Mae, and Line March in various heats and purses.
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Dude Archdale
Jome Eddy
Murphy
Donax
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McMahon
Willie Benton
Gos
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Rene
Billy Burke
My Silent Brook
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Ondale
P . Vito
B. Bia
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Bervaldo
Misa
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Ed Benyon
Major Strong
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Mokob
Henley
Argot Hal
B. H
Lady Vincent
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Sestha
Henry Ham
Belle Cobert
Senators Beaten In Columbus Upset After Road Hot Streak
Columbus fell to Minneapolis 53 to 4 after eight wins in nine games on the road. Manager Cantillon used pitcher changes in the first inning, Self yvelt entering with the bases full and one out, then Hughes finishing after allowing four hits. Carisch hit a bases-loaded triple, Williams followed with a three-on triple, and Cravath’s seventh-inning single scored Clymer for the decisive run.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Cantillon
Selfyvelt
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Carisch
Williams
Cravath
Clymer
O Kelly Aims to Beat Johnson for Heavyweight Title
Picked by Ryan as coming champ, this giant Irishman Con O Kelly trains under Tommy Ryan for boxing glory. O Kelly, a former amateur wrestler in England and Ireland, vows to become champion, defend his laurels against all comers, and defeat Jack Johnson, predicting a future where he is the white champion. He credits Ryan and his own belief in a destined victory.
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Bike riders turned professional in national switch
New York July 14 R F Kelsey chairman of the board of control of the National Cycling association announces that 36 riders who had been competing in amateur races have been moved to professional status. Twenty two raced at the Vailaburg track in Newark New Jersey eight raced in and near Boston and six rode in Salt Lake City.
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R. F. Kelsey
National Cycling Association
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Newark
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Boston
Salt Lake City
Grand Jury May Act On Jeffries Johnson Film
New York July 14 Justice Swayne told Hudson county grand jury that no moving pictures of the Jeffries Johnson fight will be shown in Jersey City and that the jury must act promptly if any attempt is made to exhibit the pictures in New Jersey.
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Hudson County
New Jersey
Swayne
State Supreme Court
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Jersey City
Bresnahan Ill With Stomach Poisoning in St Louis
St Louis manager catcher Roger Bresnahan of the Nationals is confined to his hotel apartment with stomach poisoning. He could not play in yesterday's game after being forced to retire at the end of Tuesday’s third inning.
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ST. Louis
Roger Bresnaxhan
St. Louis Nationals
McCarthy Fast as Bush at Shortstop in Scout’s Eye
Bobby Quinn, scouting for ten days, says few players are worthy of advancement. Shortstop McCarthy of South Bend emerges as the best, as fast as Bush and a strong fielder. One major league club reportedly offered $5,000 and two pitchers for his release. Quinn optimistic that Senator hopefuls will compete with other clubs now.
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Bobby Quinn
Quinn
Shortstop McCarthy
South Bend
Bush
Bobby
Senators
Sheriff halts prize fighting in Jefferson Parish
Sheriff Martierro of Jefferson Parish enforces a prohibitive ban on prize fighting in his jurisdiction near New Orleans. He issues an order cancelling the Nelson Wolgast Labor Day bout and warns promoters that any attempt to stage the event will lead to jail for all involved. The move aims to protect New Orleans from prizes and protect the city’s bid for the Panama exposition.
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Martierro
Jefferson Parish
Sherif
Marrerro
National Vaudeville Association Bans Jeffries Johnson Pictures
John E. Mc Carthy, president of the National Vaudeville association which includes 250 theaters, wired circuit managers to prohibit the exhibition of the Jeffries Johnson moving picture.
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John E. McCarthy
National Vaudeville Association
Jeffries- Johnson Moving Pictures
Bohannon's Successor Named for Frankfort Team
President Stagg of the Frankfort team announced that Poling an infielder from Sisterville West Virginia has signed to take Bohannon's place at first base. He will report on Thursday.
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Frankfort
Stagg
Poling
Sisterville
W. Va
Amateur Gossip: Local softball and baseball open dates listed
Newcastle Giants announce July open dates with home address at 2248 Main Street. Mapletons beat Blue Ribbons 7-5 and 11-5 and seek Ramblers at Fairview Sunday. Indianapolis clubs seek out of town games, with open dates and contacts at 1325 W Twenty sixth Street and 27 Kentucky Avenue. Silent Stars seek two away games and invite replies to Elmer Stevick at 1131 Eugene Street.
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R. A. Eddings
Main Street
Newcastle
Ind
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Blue Ribbons
Scholl
Pattison
Ramblers
Fairview
Indianapolis Chair Club
Indianapolis Greys
Edinburg
Greys
N. Trulock
Twenty-sixth Street
Indianapolis
Plainfield
Andy Reinhardt
Kentucky Avenue
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Desire
Elmer Stevick
Eugene Street
Johnson Afraid of Langford in boxing talks
New York July 14. William Gibson of Fairmount Athletic Club says Jack Johnson would not be bought to fight Sam Langford. He recalls Johnson rejecting a $5,000 six round offer and cites Langford’s danger, offering to back Langford against Johnson with a $20,000 side bet if they meet.
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FaIrmount Athletic Club
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Tommy Burns
Langford
Joe Woodmane
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