Hoosiers Lose Another Game With Jimmy Britt In Form
Special to the Sen. Francisco Cal Sept 6 Jimmy Britt shows superb condition in a hard sparring day with Te Krews and Frank Rafael. Britt trains with focus and method keeping his hands protected and maintaining control. The session included sparring with John Frayne and rope work, emphasizing careful defense and precise counters.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Jimmy Britta
Lae
Tiy Kreuz
Frank Rafael
Nelson
Jimmy
Johnos Frayne
Britt
Frayne
Tiv Kreling
Jen
American League results and lineups from Cryer Chevela
Summary of multiple games across the American League and rival leagues. Details include lineups such as Clarke Paynu Roath and Batters like Waddell Scieck Wins, with teams Washington New York Boston Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia listed. Includes first and second games with battery pairs, scores, and venues.
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Cryer
Chevelarad
Bath
Frees
Clarke
Washington- Rhe
Washington
New York
Walhowhng Knoll
Heyton
Chisbin
Menuirs
Boston
Boston - Nano Ono
Batterlre
Waddell
Central League Simd Canton and Grand Rapids Matchups
In Canton LLL OA OM 1 RID Terre Haute 5 498 D1 1 Had 30 2 Bateerler Albers and Ostdlek Fleet and Williams. In Grand Rapids Grand Rapids 1 20H OOD OYE O Apringhela 09 FeO OOH OeLTL Batteries Alloway and Barber Ham mond and Shatinon. In Dayton Evansvile 2 249 Fo Gh wv oelty Dayton 25 OTC OO Aedo Batteries Freeman and Cros Smith and Fuller. In South Bend 21470909 mo 2 Wheeling 0 0 OLRM OOH MERE Batteries Momit and Twman Biman and Livingstone.
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Canton
Terre Haute
Bateerler
Albers
Ostdlek
Fleet and Willams
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapida
Apringhela
Alloway and
Barber
Hammond and Shatinon
Dayton
Evansvile
Oelty
Freeman and Cros
Smith and Fuller
South Bent
South Bend
Wheeling
Momit
Twman
Biman and Livingstone
Wednesday's games in major leagues and minor league listings
American Association games feature Milwaukee at St Paul, Louisville at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Minneapolis. National League has Noames acheduted. American League includes Phladelyma at Boston, New York at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, Bt Louis at Cleveland. Evansville at Canton, Terre Haute at Navytin, Wheeling at Grand Rapides, Springfield at South Bend.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Wheeling
Saura Bend
Evansvise
Dayton
Springfield Dries
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Phladelyma
Boston
New York
Washbnigton
Chicago
Bt Louis
Evansville
Canton
Terre Haute
Navytin
Grand Rapides
Springfield
South Bend
Practice tips from a tennis veteran for mixed doubles and movement
A veteran emphasizes staying alert during service, playing mixed doubles when possible, and maintaining a ready forward-leaning stance. He stresses easy court movement, simple exercises, and loose garments, noting wind endurance and breathing as key to performance. He warns against fixed play and champions persistent sportsmanship as tennis’s finest trait.
Curtis Loses Again Amid Colonial Scoring Surge
Indianapolis completes a 7 inning rally, Morgan supporting Curtis early before Dunkle relieves. The Colonels overpower the Hoosiers 9 to 2 as Curtis yields 7 runs, Morgan dominates, and key hits spark a late seventh inning burst sealing the victory. Multiple box details and scattered notes follow.
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Colonels
Curtis
Morgin
Hoovers
Tebeagu
Tip
Maidt
Barber
Morgan
Colonets
Monsters
Tovliw
Finals Play In City Tennis Championship Report
The article reports semi finals and finals in a city tennis championship with Wheaton, Rucker, Orme, Rice, and others in morning events. It lists Tuesday scores including Wheaton over Rucker and Orme over Rice, plus doubles results and various pairings in a dense, era-typed score rundown.
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Wheaton
Sporting of all sorts and early season signals
Dandon’s injury prompts owner Comakey to reinforce the White Sox for the tail end of the season by wiring Captain Roche of New Orleans to report Dick Kemp, a three year center at Wisconsin, returning to the university. A mare and foal story mention a filly Left and a five and a half furlongs race in 1:08. August Belmont’s maiden race and school site plans surface amid betting and business notes involving Abe Attell and a reference to Young Crne.
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Dandon
Comakey
White Sox
Capt. Roche
New Orleans
Dick Kemp
Wisconsin
University
Agaidon
Moleakin
Nama Ta
Bowling League Meets Organizes Winter Schedule
The Manufacturers league met Tuesday at Ion club to organize for the winter season. George Allen was elected secretary and treasurer, replacing resigned Rapp. At the next meeting Monday night, the schedule will be announced. The league will bowl on Thursday nights.
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Manufacturers’ League
Ion Club
George Allen
Rapp
Nelson Objects Threaten Brit Nelson Fight Referee Dispute
San Francisco September 6 There is danger the Nelson vs Britt fight may collapse over referee disagreements. Nolan acting for Nelson served notice that he would not accept Jeffries Willie Britt implied Jimmy will referee Saturday and what Jem will reserve. Nelson indicated an intent to win, saying there will be a fight if Britt insists on Jeff as referee.
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San Francisco
Brit Nelson
Nolan
Nelson
Britt
Jeffries
Willie Britt
Jimmy
Jem
le Angeles
Hanlon Wins On Foul In Seventh Round Fight
Hanlon defeats Fitzgerald in the seventh round on a foul as Willie Gerald fights on Tuesday night. After round five Hanlon sent Fitzgerald into deep trouble twice in the seventh as Fitzgerald struck very low and was disqualified.
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Hanlon
Scripps-M'Raf
Press Associat
Los Angeles
Cal
Willie Gerald
San Francisco
Fitzgeralt
Capital and Steel Firms See Baseball as Labor Buffer
The piece describes how major steel companies plan to back a baseball league as a buffer against labor troubles. Executives view the sport as a way to keep workers engaged, provide a positive activity after shifts, and reduce potential strikes by offering morale and shared interest. Foremen and mills crews attend games, supporting the notion that a steel-backed league could stabilize labor relations and sustain the industry through economic pressures.
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Capital
Sabok
Sport
United States Steel Comepany
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