Jeffries Camp Visit Shows Big Fellow in Fine Shape
Tad reports from Rowardennan California that Jeffries trains with Taft like vigor. The scene draws hundreds as Jeffries, amid ocean of camp life, shows peak condition after rope skipping and rubbing by Roger Cornell. Choynski battles Jeffries in a fast gym session.
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Nolan Johnson Agreement Hinted For Johnson Manager
San Francisco June 6 agreement rumors say Billy Nolan may take charge of Jack Johnson s affairs after negotiations. Johnson trained intensely in sparring with Dave Cotton and Cutler as tensions with Little were settled yesterday, showcasing sharp uppercuts and fast bag work.
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When Should Twirlers Be Taken Out
By Joe Kelly a syndicated baseball column questions when managers like Carr should pull struggling pitchers. It notes Carr’s guess about Lindamarn failing and Millers’ rising offense, previews upcoming series with the Saints and Kansas City, and mentions Notre Dame track, Ira Davenport, and coaching changes in college basketball.
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Behr and Travers Reach New Jersey Golf Final
Max Behr of Morris County and Jerome D Travers, a two time national champion, advance to a six hole final at the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Essex County Club. Behr beat Howard Griffen three up with two to play. Travers defeated W D Bremmer four up with three to play.
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New marks at college track meet in Urbana
Notre Dame won the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meet with 29 points in Urbana Illinois on June 6, followed by Stanford 17 and Chicago 13. Five new college records were set including the quarter and half miles the one mile 220 yard hurdles and high jump. Baker Oberlin won two events and Philbrook Notre Dame led with 11 points. The one mile produced a photo finish as Baker edged Dohmen by six inches.
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Philbrook
Nelson
Dohmen
Gillette denies interview on Jeffries Johnson fight
Gov. James N. Gillette returned from Wisconsin and Washington and challenged a Chicago interview claiming the contest was a fake. He said he never gave or would give such an interview and cannot halt the prize fight as California’s governor. A eastern postcard drive seeking his intervention was noted.
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Wisconsin
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California
Woodmen League Results Highlight Riverside Win
The Ironwood camp of the Modern Woodmen league defeated the Marions at Riverside Sunday by 7 to 5. Forest fell to Indianapolis 5 to 3, and the Park and Capital City game was postponed.
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Climax Coffee Falls to US in Sunday doubleheader
The 4.5 US team won both games at Northwestern Park on Sunday defeating Climax Coffee 8 to 2 in the opener and the Herculean Giants 6 to 2 in the second game.
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Reulbach Shows His Old Pitching Form
Ed Reulbach of the Cubs, returning after diphtheria, regained top form in an exhibition against Waterbury of the Connecticut league. He allowed eight hits and won 10 to 1, boosting Chicago's pennant bid.
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Waivers Sought On Spade Amid National League Waivers
Cincinnati June 4 Waivers have been asked on Robert Spade and all National league clubs have waived claims to his services. Spade drew national attention in 1908 for pitching but was a hold-out last year and has failed to make a showing this season.
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Robert Spade
Poor Pitching Gives Sunday Game to Millers
Poor pitching dulls Sunday at city park as the Millers defeat the Brewers 6 to 4 in front of 10 087 fans. Lindaman faltered in the fourth, Orth's late relief failed to stop a fifth inning rally, and Indianapolis could not sustain early offense. Hardgrove’s steady pitching helped Indianapolis win the opener, but a short start by Altrock and a blown lead doomed the Brewers in the later game.
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Tannehill
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Tom Hughes
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Koh Carr
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Weene
Hayden
Owens
Cusack
Standings and matchups across major leagues
Standing summaries list American Association clubs Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Columbus. National League games Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia. American League Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago. Central League Ft Wayne at Evansville Dayton at Terre Haute Grand Rapids at Zanesville South Bend at Wheeling.
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South Bend
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Aimee Ase
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Grand R Rapids
South Bena Wheeling
Yesterday's Scores Across Major Cities and Leagues
Results show Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 4. Louisville 3, Milwaukee 2. Toledo 4, St. Paul 0. Columbus 7, Kansas City 2. Detroit 2, Philadelphia 0. New York 2, Chicago 6. St. Louis 2, Boston 1. Central League highlights Ft Wayne 5, Evansville 0. Terre Haute 12, Dayton 5. Grand Rapids 9, Zanesville 3. Logansport Northern Indiana league notes Loganport beat Indianapolis Gold Medals at League Park.
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Browning Won't Do for Tigers Return Likely
Detroit June 6 Frank Browning the midget pitcher from the San Francisco club may be sent back to San Francisco after Detroit requests releases Browning performed well but the Tigers pitching staff is full San Francisco retains first call on Browning and he may be returned there today
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Englewood Pitcher Slams No-Hit Bid in Cook County Lead
Chicago report says Allen of Englewood hurled a near no hitter at Wendell Phillips on Marshall Field yesterday. The game ended 2 to 1, lifting Englewood into first place in the southern section of the Cook County league.
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Wendell Phillips
Marshall Field
Loyal Americans blank Oakl andon in ten innings
The Loyal Americans defeated the Oaklandon team five to two in ten innings. Hawkins struck out twenty batters and allowed three hits. The Loyal Americans have an open date June 19 and seek contact from a fast team. Address D B award Kappes, 512 Mast Street.
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Indiana Games: Dozens of regional baseball results
Columbus defeated Greenwood 12 to 7 as Kettler Brickey and Fisher opposed Twinmar and Tullis. Kokomo Red Sox beat Indianapolis Laucks 7 to 0 with Kring Huhn opposing McMain Swart. Silent Stars toppled Noblesville 12 to 10 led by Layden Burford and James. Maxwell Briscoe beat All-Kentuckians 5 to 4 in ten innings. Aikins K I Q beat Cambridge City Grays 4 to 1. Anderson Chuster beat Starr Piano 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Connersville opened baseball season Sunday by blanking Indianapolis Waverlays 2 to 0.
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Murphy to Box Battling Kelly at Mitchell Club
Jerry Murphy of the Mitchell club will box Battling Kelly at 135 pounds on Wednesday night. Kelly recently outboxed Jimmy Cooley at the Mitchell club, and Murphy has trained hard for a tough match. A strong preliminaries card features Wid Stone versus Young Sands and Billy Macarre against Willie Reilley.
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Weekly slate of boxing bouts across major cities begins
Boxing schedule spans Latonia Montreal Salt Lake City and Boston with multiple cards. Monday bouts feature Laughrey vs Soldier Burns and Conners vs Goodman in Memphis. Top matches include Attell vs Branigan in Pittsburgh and Corbett vs Choynski in San Francisco. New England bouts list events in Boston Bangor Brockton Portland and more.
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Tommy Toole
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