Corbett Fate Sealed By Personal Demons Says Press
Special to the Bun from San Francisco reports James J Corbett, once feath weight champion, has fallen from grace due to alcohol and gambling. Once clever in the ring, his punch and nerve have faded, leaving him financially ruined and ready for minor bouts. The piece notes a disputed decision in a recent Hanlon fight and hints at upcoming July cards with Britt and Hanlon.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Corett
Terry McGovern
Corbett
Ala Laurela
VM Hanlen
Eddie
Britt
Breltles
Santos
Janker
FIGHTERS CORNER RECAPS CRACKLING MATCH TALK AND NELSON DOOM
In a ringside column lively chatter notes Hanlen arranging bouts while Nelson struggles with critics and manager decisions. Britt Nelson Attell Sullivan bouts loom, drawing power at stake with boxers Fitzsimmons and Schreck lined up for Reno.
Lou Dillon Reign Anticipated As Queen of Trotters
June 13 Cleveland special reports Lou Dillon's return to Glenville sparks debate over her top speed. Ed Geers argues she may reach the two minute mile again and could surpass past marks, while Major Delmar is viewed as unlikely to beat two minutes. Geers recalls her famed 1884 mile and cites her season pace of around 2.02.
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Cleveland
Lou Dillon
Glenville
Lou Dillan
Geers
Trotters
Mémphis
Major Delmar
C.K. G. Billings
Harry K. Devereux
Batteries and teams compete across cities in a sparse meet
The record lists multiple battery pairs and lineups across cities including Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Toledo Philadelphia and Washington with numerous player names such as Malarkes Perce Scott Shaw Hickey Bateman Bevilie Wotte Donovan Drill Waddell Schreck Patton Townsend Kitt Owens Sullivan Meveland and Dineen Farr. The fragmented OCR reflects a broad, unclear event roundup with scores and positions scattered.
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al Wurumi
Columbus
Kansas City
Malarkes
Ryan and
Perce
Silray
Frante
Louisville
RUG Sovisvile
Milwaukee
Scott and Shaw
Hickey
Bateman
Bevilie
Wotte
Toledo
Toledo Byotoft
Minneapolia
Hallertoss Piene and Clark
Thoman
Beh
Imidt
Nhestant
Dulphia
Opengnam Oda
Donoven
Drill
Waddell
Wednesday Games Across Leagues and Cities
The schedule lists American and National League matches with teams like Paul, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Toledo, Kansas City, Columbus, Milwaukee, Louisville and New York. Central and American leagues feature Dayton, Terre Haute, Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, Wheeling, Evansville, Springfield, South Bend, and Chicago, among others.
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American Association
Pet Columb
Cestral
Leagor
Wheeling
Nak
Soule Wei
Springfeld
Mawards
Bewieville
South Bend
Grand
Ratteripeg
Deresman
Shennan
Perr Daytan
Tvs
Bearles
Wayne
Evansville
Nea Terre
Ratteron McCanerty
Kelly
Jotne
Hawkine
Si¢et
Cyrus
Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milsauker
Louisville
Central League
Dayton
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Evanaville
Springfield
Baseball Scores and Standings in National and Southern Leagues
National League results list Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago New York and St Louis games with partial batter and pitcher notes from Loyd Bowerman and others. Southern League reports Birmingham Little Rock Montgomery Memphis rain postpone Atlanta beat New Orleans and Nashville defeated Shreveport with 15 runs.
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Rational League
Jaws
New York
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Ai Cincinnal
Ft. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
York
Sirteburg
Brookisia
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinns
COOOL
Bparks
Kahoe
Walker
Bowler
Pittsburo
Philipp
Pete
Wilhelm
Willis
Chicizo
Rae
Topenootana
Battersex
Brown and
King
Mathew
I Won
Southern League
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
AC Atlanta
Atlanta
New Orleana
Washville-Nashville
Shreveport
Fitzsimmons Fight Off At Salt Lake City Arena
The planned bout between Bob Fitzsimmons and Mike Acreck at the Salt Lake Palace on July 3 is canceled. Fitzsimmons has broken camp, packed his goods, and booked a New York trip with state room arrangements.
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Fitz
Balt Lake City
Utah
Bob Fitzasimons
Mike Acreck
George Gardner
Balt Lake Palace Arena
Fitzsimmons
Tom
New York
Lookey 18 Killed in Indian Steeplechase Incident
St Louis June 14 Alex Hector a West Indian steeple chase rider was thrown from his mount on Wellesley at Union track Tuesday afternoon and almost instantly killed.
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Lookey
St. Louie
Alex Hector
Weat
Wellesley
Union Track
Michigan may lose athlete Tom Hammond this spring
Special to The Sue reports Michigan may lose football star Tom Hammond as he plans to leave the University of Michigan after spring exams. Coach Yost confirms Hammond, a law student, will quit to follow business aims with his father aiding the start. Hammond’s departure follows Heston’s exit, leaving the team thinner with at least two new players needed.
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Arbor
Mich
Dune
Tom Hammond
Michigan
Ann
Heston
Hammond
Rosa
Wisconsin football stars suspended over pay demand
Special from Madison reports University of Wisconsin suspends veteran football players Richard Kemp Floyd Clark AG Findlay and George Sunes for refusing to pay weeks for time at the training table. Kemo Findlay and Clark owe about 190 dollars each. funds unavailable. Also notes Cummings and other players leaving to pay bills. Impact on Coach Phil King’s next season cited. Linton asks to join Western Indiana league. Hopkinsville and others in contention with possible league changes.
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Madison, Wir
Jone
University of Wisconsin
George F. Downer
Richard Kemp
Floyd M. Clark
University of Nebraska
AG. Findlay
Aurora
Ill
George W. Sunes
Manitowoc
Muirterback
Trerther
Cummings
Kemo
Findlay
Clark
Jones
Phil King
Corbett Punches Knockout At Butte Fight
In Butte Montana on June 14, Corbett knocked out Manthe Thompson in the tenth round. The page also notes a double header with St Paul and Indianapolis slated for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Reidy and McOM were listed to pitch for the local team Beyeroon and Ferguson for the opponents.
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Corbett
the Sun
Butte
Mont
Young Corbett
Manthe Thompson
St. Paul
Indavepolse
Reidy
McOmwere
Hoosiers Fall Short In Shaky Close To Saints
Indiana battles Saint Louis in a tight contest. Goodwin struggles early, Friel subs as first baseman, and Craig allows the decisive blows. Home run by Goodwin keys a late Hoosier rally but St Paul holds on for a 6 5 win in a see saw game.
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Saints
Friel
Fong
Marcan
Ute
Goodwin
Craig
Miller
Kame
Vincennes
Crater Field
Indianapolis
Carney
Geter
O'Brien
Wheeler
Cart
Marean
Baints
Incala
Imanka
Hsadain
Farrell
Zulusky
Ericl
HO Oa Carr
Bruce
McCreery
Ec Scenic
Too Thoney
Ito
Mu Osteen
Tor
Zalucky
Yo Craig
Flouray
Kelley
Ud Sullivan
Evans
Ninb
Riel
Wareler
Zaluaky
Whesler
Kite
The Sun’s Big Summer Vacation Proposition
The Sun plans a summer vacation proposition aimed at every boy and girl in Indiana. Announcement forthcoming in Thursday’s edition.
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Indiana
Sun
Thursdey
The Umpire’s Hovering Shadow On The Game
A look at why umpires endure abuse and danger in baseball. Many pursue the role for steady pay and winter comfort, even in minor leagues. The text notes the allure of authority, the risk of hostility, and the disdain from players when calls fail to favor them.
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Aoman
Brandh
Lubor
Seagua Preal
Tarely
The Baseball Vampire Parody Ridicules Umpire Knowledge
A parody poem mocks a baseball umpire, laments miscalls and misjudgments that ruined games. It critiques officials and fans alike, noting how errors affected play and reputations. The verse reflects baseball’s tensions with umpires and the sport’s passion.
Low Rates to Summer Resorts Via Northwestern Line
Very low summer rates from Univ Chicago to lake cities including Geneva Waukesha Green Lake Devils Lake Madison Milwaukee Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neenah Movasha Eagle River Manitoban St Paul Minneapolis Lake Atinnetonka Ashland Superior Duluth Marquette. Through trains boast convenience and speed with an illustrated booklet The Lakes and Summer Resorts of the Northwest. Send 4 cents for maps hotels and rates by W B Kilkenren PB T M 2 Fifth Ave Chicago.
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Northwestern
Univ Cago
Lake Geneva
Waukesha
Green Lake
Devils Lake
Madison
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Neenah- Movasha
Eagle River
Manitoban
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lake Atinnetonka
Ashland
Supérior
Duluth
Marquette
Northwest
Lake
Atatapa
Kilekern
PB. T. M
Fifthh-ave
Chicago
Sporting of All Sorts Sweeps Across Roster
A jumble of sports notes mentions Fordham third baseman Wartman joining Montreal on June 10, Jimy Callahan reinstated by Chicago White Sox, Nelson and other names in boxing and baseball, plus coaching and umpire moves. Regulators crack down on glove throws. various players and teams, including Buck Washer and Kitiredes, surface in trades and signings across leagues. A police shooting incident in Bellevue closes the batch.
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Wartman
Fordham College
Montreal
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Scripps
RAE Prees Association
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Carl Bhafer
Paliceman
F. G. Roynon
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