Britton White tops English challenger in San Francisco bout
Fight report from May 1 on Jabez Wian English champion and Jimmy Britt in a tough defense against White. Britt lands a decisive late left hook and right combinations forcing the Englishman to the mat after a brutal rally. White shows clever defense but Britt proves the stronger finisher as Nelson and Corbett rivalries loom for upcoming coast bouts.
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Jimmy Britt
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White
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Dranep
The Torrents of Spring Remedy Promises Health
A dated advertisement extols spring vitality and weakness cure via Dr. Pierce's Garden Medical Discovery and Golden Medical Discovery. It claims to restore blood quality, strengthen stomach and liver, and boost nerves, touting non alcohol vegetable extracts and public physician endorsement.
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Tina
Pierce
R.vieren
Joan
Vka
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Thia
Guzen
Sports of all sorts Clingman and old players teach Toledos finer points
A garbled sports roundup mentions Clingman improving in play, Pulian from Aughlanders, Jim Jeffries retirement amid illnesses, Eddie McFarland thriving for the White Sox, and manager preferences. Notes on Washington’s poor 1-16 last season, Boston Americans’ early pace, Charley Babb’s improved Brooklyn play, Gratton’s Memphis ring form, and Mt Clemens training. Also references to O Reite, Jockey club odds, Ruelbach Notre Dame, and others with scattered club notes from baseball, racing, and wrestling contexts.
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Eddie McFarland
Comiskey
White Sox
Jona
Sullivan
Washington
Boston Americans
Rush
Millers Blank the Hoosiers in Western trip
Special to the Sun Minneapolis May 15 In their first game of the Western trip the Hoosiers were shut out by the Millers in a pitchers battle. McGill and Stever held the offenses in check as the Millers scored twice and Indianapolis managed only scattered baserunners. Farrell returned to fielding for the Hoosiers but was hampered by hard luck and costly errors by McCreery. The game featured strong pitching, heavy grounds, and a small crowd despite chilly weather.
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Box
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Osler
Schmidt
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Oyler
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Lever
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Graham
Baseball Standings and Scores From Multiple Leagues
Baseball standings and game results across American Association National League American League and Southern League list Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Toledo New York St Louis New Orleans Atlanta Shreveport Little Rock Birmingham Northwestern Wisconsin Chicago Princeton Lehigh Lafayette West Point with battery partners and partial scores for Thursday games across Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Columbus and other matchups.
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Southern League
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Battersen Alberta and Oatdick Doyle and Livingston prevail
In Terre Haute action Battersen Alberta and Oatdick Doyle and Livingston lead. Grand Rapids hosts a match while Evansville and other cities report results. The Kitty League features Ratteries Miss and Barber McCafferty with Suelly Kitty League ties. Hopkinsville receives updates from Hopkinsviile.
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Barber
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Woman’s interruption ends in halted Hutchinson game
Mrs. M. Lille Staight attempted to stop a Hutchinson versus Cokato baseball game by placing an American flag between pitcher and catcher and claiming the flag attacked the law. Two batters were put in, she dodged about, and the crowd moved in, ending the attempt as the game continued.
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Star Liners Seek Games After 16–0 Victory
The Star Liners claim a 16 to 0 win over Fred Matzke's team and express desire for games with any 12 or 0-years-old team in the city. Address listed as Georgs Gla eer, 29 Pleasant sl.
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Pleasant Sl
Russian Lion Hackenschmidt A Man Of Culture
Special to the Run New York report profiles George Hackenschmidt known as a cultured man and civil engineer. Born in Russia he trained at St Petersburg Athletic Club and attends literary circles. He plans long wrestling career with a two year London contract and possible retirement afterward.
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University of
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Grand Duke
Vladimir Wir
Coufit Rihopler
Esetuswe Vet
Peterenvin
de Wackenschmidt
London
Big racing events crowd New York turf week at Belmont
The week brings the National Stallion Race at Belmont Park, the Belmont Stakes and Grand National steeplechase, plus Gravesend opening with first mile and quarter handicaps. Entries include noted breeders and owners. Belmont entries favor Tanya and Sysonby. Brooklyn Handicap prospects loom as Belmont entrants may race in Brooklyn or nearby.
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May boycott threatens Western Open golf championship
Western professionals in Cincinnati threaten a boycott of the Western Open to be held June 5 at the Cincinnati Golf Club. They argue the event should be Western in character with entries limited to Western players and exclude amateurs, amid a history of controversy over the championship’s format and location.
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Western Gulf Association
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