Morris Moran bout ends with no sleeper ticket on Willard
Carl Morris defeated Frank Moran but failed to hang a sleeper ticket on champion Jess Willard. Willard wields dictatorial control, setting terms and opponents, leaving Morris as the logical challenger though a twenty round title fight is hoped for. Public sentiment may pressure Willard to a championship route.
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Jack Velock
New York
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Carl Morris
Frank Moran
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Maran
Oman
Willard and Morris in boxing clash teased in rounds
The piece discusses a hypothetical twenty round bout between James J. Willard and Morris. It notes Willard’s reach and speed give him an edge, while Morris relies on endurance and grit. It mentions Coffey as an exceptional opponent and references Indianapolis Troian Jack Hendricks’s entries in the A.
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Hendricks Builds Strong Minor League Club This Year
Connally praises Hendricks for assembling a powerful minor league squad with Meil tov as the sole holdover from the previous group. The Indianotís club’s pitching staff, led by Fillingim and others, stands out as the area’s strongest asset. The A A league appears faster this season, though tensions between the league president and team owners threaten pennant color.
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Indianinotis
Ifillingim
jGene Nate
Rex Dawson
Jake Northup
Jv Kandlehner
Clint Rogge
Hendricks
Epworth and Second U clash in national league action
Yesterday's Nesties show New York defeated Pittsburg 7 to 3 and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 2. Today's schedule lists New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati with Brooklyn at St. Louis and Janis Rastan at Chirag.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Janis Rastan
Chirag
Chicago
St Louis
American League results and upcoming matches
Yesterday's standings include St Louis 1 over Boston 2 and New York 7 over Chicago 1. Detroit 2, Washington 7 and Cleveland 8, Washington 1, Cleveland 4. Schedule features Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, and Boston at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
St. Lis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Tray
Philadelphia
Shermans To Play Terrace In Weekend Exhibition
Sherman A C of Youngstown meets Terrace on Cascade park field Saturday for a highly anticipated baseball exhibition. Terrace and Youngstown clubs clash as top players Jacobs Getchel and Williams prepare to pitch for the locals, with each pitcher ready for the call and the Sherman squad aiming to respond with strong hitting.
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Sherman A.C
Youngstown
Sil Wangle
Vlaesitt
Terrace
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Beung
Tacobs
Getchel
Willams
Peekess
Gypsy Day Tours aim to unite motorcyclists nationwide
The event named Gypsy Day Tours will be a large open motorcycling event across the country this weekend. Motor cycle manufacturers dealers and clubs organize tours starting from major cities under six regional sections led by factory managers including Howard Geary. registration is already strong with riders in all sections eager to participate and compete for district representation. Jim at 102 Sennett St New Castle Pa is the contact for full details.
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Jim
Sennett St
New Castle
Hell
Youngsters Put Cards In Running
A fragment notes rising young ball players including Murrow Cruise and J Smith driving St Louis wals toward prominence. Rarnsby is singled out for hot form, with praise for Pete Sadth and Maller Wugeins providing a strategic move to short. The Cardinals sit in first division and look set to climb.
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Jake Smith
Murrow Cruise
J. Smith
Rornsby
Smith
Sadth
Maller Wugeins
Hernsby
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Cardinals
Cardinals Brace for Season With Mixed Hopes
The group notes Cincinnati Brooklyn and Boston may not threaten the lineup. A quartet of players stand apart from the core of the Cardinals. Early in the season, expectations pegged them as eighth-place contenders. Hornsby’s role sparks debate while Smith, F. Smith, and Cruise faced neglect from critics.
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Boston
Cardinals
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Cruise
Williams Beats Herman in Six Round Bantam Fight
Philadelphia, June 14. Kid Williams of Baltimore defeats Pete Herman of New Orleans in six rounds at Olympia A A. Williams dominates early, Herman survives with strong defense. Williams wins most rounds, last stanzas show both seeking knockouts but none land.
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Pete Herman
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Kid Williams
Herman
Williams
Pete
Kaye
Willams
Perry Joins Braves In Fresh Pitching Prospect
Scott Perry, recently acquired by the Braves from the Graves, looms as a potential big league pitcher. His career includes stints with Wichita Western League, Louisville, Atlanta, and Chicago Cubs before a purchase by the Braves. He aims to prove his worth and carry toward season end.
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Rape" Perry
Atlanta
Tom O'Hara
Perry
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Matty
Per
Braves
Mitchell And Ever Hammer Meet Friday
Two victims of Benny Leonard will meet Friday evening in Milwaukee as Ritchie Mitchell and Ever Hammer clash for bragging rights. Mitchell, a young fighter, seeks a comeback fight and hopes to rise again toward a shot at Leonard, while Hammer, a rugged Chicago battler, aims to halt Mitchell’s renewed momentum after their prior losses to Leonard.
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Ritchie Mitchell
Ever Hammer
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Elect
Leonlard
Mitchell Wilk
Taft
Myer Hammer
Chicago
Johnny Dundee
Leonard
Hammer
Uke
Wammer
Jewish Bay
Trammer
New Brighton Team Seeks Games in New Castle
C A Bush at 736 Grove Avenue receives a letter from Tinghton stating Oak Hill slab team seeks matches in New Castle. Oak VI club can host at most one Saturday monthly, 29 is mainly abroad. Managers interested should contact Mr Bush at the stated address in The Ont Al Spacker. The Florida Times Union notes a side comment on selfishness dating back to Eden.
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Grove Avenue
Tinghton
Oak Hill Slab
New Castle
Oak VI
Hove
Mr. Bush
Adam
Eve
Florida Times-Union
Lewis Confident Of Victory Tonight
NEW YORK June 14 Jack Britton welterweight champion faces Ted Kid Lewis in a 10 round title bout at the Bt. Nicholas rink. The rivals have met before and rivalry is keen. Lewis aims to replicate Benny Leonard’s feat against Freddie Welsh. A $590 knockout bonus is offered, signaling a decisive fight.
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New York
Jack Britton
Ted “Kid Lewis
Nicholas Rink
Lewis
Britton
Benny Leonard
Freddie Welsh
Baptists Win By Forfeit In Church League Game
In a church league outcome, the Central Presbyterian team failed to field enough players, leading to a forfeit loss for the First Baptists. Officials warned of suspensions as sides argued over the forfeit. Tonight Epworth and Second U P are slated to play, with May 11 contest plans and a league meeting Friday in the M A building to discuss team participation.
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Seco. PL
Two Angles Of View In War Sacrifices
The Macon Telegraph notes readers may reflect on sacrifices needed to win the war and the equally sobering thought of sacrifices if victory proves elusive, presenting a cautious wartime sentiment.
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