Corbett Reflects On Boxing Roots And Ring Craft
Premier boxer James J. Corbett recalls his first boxing lessons at the Olympic Club in San Francisco under Walter Watson. He describes studying footwork, the value of fast freethrow tactics, and how early training shaped his style and view of modern boxing. Corbett notes Jeffries’ continued dominance and his own aim to reclaim the title when possible.
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Three Stages of Pitching According to Griffth
New York March 1 Clark Griffith longtime manager and pitcher outlines three stages in pitching over 15 years the drop ball era the curve ball era and the present spitball era. He cites early exponents such as Burlington Haddock Ramsey Clarkson and Buffington noting their rise and fall and praises Rustes and Chesbro as top t present and past exemplars.
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Baseball at Last Stage
Special to the New York story notes Willie Keeter comments on whether current day players would outperform greats of earlier eras. He predicts old-time champions would struggle against modern athletes in a championship lineup, sparking debate among longtime fans and players about changes in the game.
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Indians Win Streak Hopes Lifted In Hard Hockey Night
Indians travel to Anderaon Monday to try to extend a wining streak after a Saturday rout. Indianapolis drove in wing goals while Amerson could not score. Lafayette leads late before overtime where Warner scored the decisive goal for the Sycamoria. Kokomo beat Kurt Wayne 7 to 4 and Fort Wayne fell 6 to 1 to the Wildcats. The amateur league schedules four more weeks of top teams in a playoff push. Manager Cohen will present watches to the winning team’s scouts.
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Cue ball strike guides draw shots without English
The technique warns against drawing the cue back during draw shots and instructs striking the red object ball slightly to the left with no English to drive it toward the table length and into the corner. The draw direction depends solely on where the cue hits the object ball.
Young Men To Be Retained At Club
Marek Garry Mereminn, president of the club, says there will be a big effort to retain players and place them in finer leagues. He notes strengthening of league teams and encouragement for all able players to move up, with about 18 men carried on the Reds’ season roster.
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Van Tinkeren Red Sox Legend Returns to Fame in Pacific Coast
A fractured memory of Van Tinkeren fades as he rebounds with Seattle and proves himself in the Pacific Coast league. Once feared for injury and limited by a broken leg in 1903, he regains speed and throwing accuracy to terrorize opponents, while facing questions about future in Oakland and California circles.
Doyle's Troubles Highlight Bargaining and Betrayal
The account centers on Mack Doyle and judge Metheenio describing a disputed contract with Art base for Pertkind. Doyle demanded far more than last year and sought advances plus travel costs, threatening to quit if terms were not met, while critics note his excessive drinking and shifting loyalty.
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Champion Fancy Skater Dr A G Khank Crowned Again
New York March reports Dr A G Khank of the New York Athletic Association retained the National Amateur Figure Skating title at Morning Street rink in St Nicholas. He won two days of contests watched by large crowds with notable performances. Keane edged Donn\u2019ta, Irving Brokaw scored 36 points, and A G Williams totaled 36.
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Waterbury Imperial Polo Star Tops U S Racquet Championship
Lawrence Waterbury, renowned as Britain’s finest polo player visiting England, recently defeated all challengers to win the United States tennis and racquet sub championship in New York. He leads the New York and Lakewood sporting circle and captains Gould's famed polo team, reputed to be the best in the country.
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Why Horses Slobber and What Causes It
The excessive secretions of slobber in horses arise from various causes including mouth, teeth, throat, or stomach issues, direct irritation from food, or toxins. Brown or second crop clover hay may trigger the reaction. Treatment focuses on removing the cause and may use simple mouth washes or washes with astringents.
Britt Nelson Fight Off with English Champion Drafted In
San Francisco report says the Britt Nelson bout is canceled after gate-forfeit disputes. Manager Coffroth substituted Jabez White the English champion for the fight, claiming Nelson’s camp sought excess percentages. White accepted and will travel to appear.
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Jeffries to Fight Jessie in Jiu Jitsu Styled Challenge
A dispatch from Atlanta on March 13 reports James Jeffries is challenged to a combat of strength and skill with a prominent opponent. Manager Sam Mott has not set a date, as talks continue to determine if the bout will occur. A series of physical exhibitions is planned for April to showcase Jeffries in the art of fighting against the oriental method.
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Pirates Off For South Spring Practice In Hot Springs
The Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team, led by President Dreyer, left Sunday for spring practice at Hot Springs. Walter is the only member not with the party due to his father's illness. he plans to join the team later this season.
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Reardon Buys Fast Horse For Six Thousand Dollars
Richmond Indiana March 13 Chair Hay a trotter with a 7.17 record was sold to Murray Howe of Memphis for 6000 C H AMees of New York bought Fatch Boy a pacer Village Hay was bought by M H Reardon of dinolia Indiana
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Eastern Colleges Brace for Baseball Season Start
Eastern universities face delayed starts as snowbound fields slow practice. Yale opens March 4 at Benxon with several veterans and promising substitutes. Princeton and Harvard show deep candidate pools led by captains Wells, Helm, and Coburn. Harvard plans strong infield and outfield with Rundet at first and Kernay in center.
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Grand Rapids boxing scene hobbles amid fluctuating showdowns
In Grand Rapids boxing threads fray as promoters face rocky reception and sporadic cards. Sher and Ward clash in a motel altercation while several boxers like Alfredo Dero and Ye Fengity seek fresh challenges amid promoter tensions and rule debates.
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