Mole Fights to Make Weight for Local Boxing Match
Freddie Cole, local featherweight, battles Grover Hayes at Gayety Theater Tuesday night after strenuous efforts to reach 126 pounds. Hayes, backed by E. Coulon and son Johnny Coulon, predicts a decision over Cole, while Cole’s camp stresses strength and near weight compliance. Preliminary bouts follow the main event, with Koerner favored to defeat Gregg in Greenfield.
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Arundel Offered Umpire Post in Western Association
Chauncey Arundel, famed for taming unruly I O league players, has been offered a staff post with Western association President Shiveley. He may accept after spring brow, with rumors of his polo referee past and tough policing tactics aiding his rise.
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Results at Columbus Trotting and Pacing Heats Recap
Report covers Columbus races with multiple pacing and trotting heats. Notable entries include Citation by Nervalson and Ardelle, Jack Leyburn, and Prince Patrick, with purses around 1200 dollars.
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America's Next Defender Will Be Model of Construction
Bowdoin Bradlee Crowninshield, naval architect and Harvard graduate, discusses the next America's Cup defender. He notes likely longer water lines, shorter overhangs, and changes under the new rating rules, aiming for seaworthiness and speed. A profile of Reliance accompanies the piece.
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Columbus Toronto series outlined with terms and dates
Governing bodies set a September Toronto schedule with three games in Columbus and a potential fourth. Umpires Kane and Owens named. The series ends after four wins, with a championship pennant. Each club posts 2000 dollars as a guarantee. Receipts split: 10 percent to board of control, 90 percent to a players pool divided 60 to 40 winner to loser.
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Harvard Football Ineligible Trio Shocks Fans
Three Harvard players Orr the giant end W D Phillips a guard and H F Miller a end were ruled ineligible by the faculty. Four new men reported for practice which was brief with no coaches present. Gargantuan financial details follow about Britt Gans Match maker Gleason claiming net losses after a $35 000 pool. Jons Liebhardt Thielman and Rhoades post doubles and Liebhardt a triple. Jockey Miller gets a $1 000 weekly stage offer. Boots Darnell and Jerkey F E Dugan plan Frisco move. Cobb tops hits with 150 including a triple, 50th a single, seven league batters over .300. McCarthy leads with most games played. Curtis Bradford and others listed. New York Nationals buy Curtis for $2,000. Oil City supports team batting at .262.
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Four Greats of Baseball Style Highlight Lajoie Chase Collins Wagner
The article praises Napoleon Lajoie Hal Chase Jimmy Collins and John Wagner as four players who embody distinctive styles. Wagner is powerful and relentless in fielding and hitting, Chase is ultra fast and graceful, Collins combines steadiness and precision especially on bunts, and Lajoie’s base making remains a model of efficiency amid varied approaches.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Joe Tinker
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Kid Eberfeld
George Browne
New York Nationals
Premiers and Popes lead in Manufacturers league bowling
Richert of the Premiers set a season high with 241 in his third game and a 7 in his second. Pritchett of the Popes had 221 and Wallace 212. The Centurys and National Autos were beaten by the Popes and Atlas. the Jenneys, Premiers and Kahns took two from Parrys, American Cans and Saaycocks. five teams are tied for league leadership.
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Miss Adelaide D'Vorak Crowned Speed Skating Champion
At nineteen, Miss Adelaide D'Vorak of Cleveland claims the title of champion woman roller skater. She has risen through wins against men in speed contests and will tour Canada and the United States, meeting all challengers at Madison Square Garden in New York. She manages her bookings herself, proving shrewd in negotiations.
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Shortridge Football Team Builds Momentum Under Miller
Coach Miller and Capt Kastner lead a growing Shortridge squad with about 30 players at practice. The first team includes Gates Kastner Scott Thomas Ryan Lockwood Jarvis Hawkins Gregoire Hancock Craig and Hawkins. Schedule hint points to games against Louisville schools Anderson Brazil Hiely Crawfordsville Ladoga and Manual Training.
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Jeffries Weight Declarations to Be Published Daily
After visits by Manager McCarey and Referee Jeffries to the training quarters of Jimmy Burns and Joe Gans yesterday, McCarey announced daily signed statements by Jeffries will be published showing each fighter’s exact weight and condition. This departure will be appreciated by the public support.
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Rain Causes Cancellations Across American League
Weather disruption halts MLB action as rain prevents games in the American League, leaving several teams idle and schedules upended. No further results or standings are available due to the storm.
National League baseball scores from four games
In Pittsburg New York won 6 to 2 after a late charge. Cincinnati defeated Boston 14 to 2 with strong hitting. Brooklyn beat St Louis 9 to 6 as Fromme and Marshall led the defense. Chicago topped the home team 6 to 2 in a pitching duel. Also mentions Helen Byron cigarettes from K Leahy & Co.
Tuesday's Games in the American League Matchups
Baseball schedule for Tuesday features Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Boston. Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Beston at Cincinnati.
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Pulliam to Hire Staff Changes in National League
United Press reports Providence pitcher Frank Rudderham, star of the Southern league staff last season, will be signed by President Pulliam for next season. It is noted that at least two members of the current staff may not handle the indicator next season.
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No Profit in Fighing Game Says Veteran Boxer
Willie Fitzgerald, age about, reflects on a long boxing career with over a hundred fights. He laments lack of big money, poor health from hard punishment, and plans to quit, urging young fighters to learn a trade for the future. He cites Joe Gans calling him toughest and notes two houses but no wealth.
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Miller the jockey earns twice weight in gold yearly
Jockey Walter Miller, one of the few riders to earn such a load of gold, is projected to make at least 50000 dollars in the coming year. He signed with Tom Williams in California for winter races and will return east in summer, with an 18000 dollar signing bonus and 1200 dollars per month salary plus winnings.
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