Daily Knocked Out By Morris In Tulsa Heavyweight Bout
In Tulsa on June 17 Carl Morris stopped Dan Daily with a left hook to the jaw. Daily, once considered a top white hopeful, attempted a rush but was floored and lay ten seconds before the referee counted him out. Morris emerges as a logical Willard successor after a crowded arena watched the finish.
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Oklahoma
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Johnny Dundee Style Stuns Ring With Flying Attacks
The piece portrays Johnny Dundee as a unique lightweight fighter known for aerial and submariner style attacks. It notes his lack of knockouts, puzzling rivals with leaps and dives, and his place among top lightweight contenders while comparing him to Fred Welsh.
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Pion
Dundee
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Jack White
Drummie
Fred Welsh
Liggett Wins Two Rounds Of Golf
PITTSBURGH June 17 After yesterday's elimination match play in a twenty second annual division tournament of the Allegheny Country club four players survived to contend for the club cup Darragh Byers Ormiston and Fownes Jr compete for the sixteen winner Liggett Jr of New Castle won two matches yesterday beating D C Well 1 up in 20 holes and H L Collins up and 4 to play He faces H Brown next and if victorious will meet Rea or Burke in the final set
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Allegheny Atry Club
F. H. Darragh
Ver Valley
Darragh
Ormiston
Fownes
Thomas Liggett, Jr
New Castle
D. C
H. L. Collins
Liggett
H Brown
Stanton Heights
H.O. Rea
J. F. Burke
Malloy Draws Clever Opponent in Pittsburg Tennis Event
T. W. A. Malloy of this city drew McEllroy as his opponent in the preliminary round of the Western Pennsylvania tennis championship to begin today at the Pitts Athletic Association. The new player has shown good form this spring but faces strong competition. only men's singles will be staged today, with other events starting Monday.
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Drew & McEllrroy
Pitts Athletic Association
First U P Church Team Beats Second Church 6 to 3
First United Presbyterian defeats Second United Presbyterian 6 to 3 after a night game forced by darkness. Coen pitched well for Second Church but took the loss. four first inning runs and late miscues sealed the outcome.
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Epworth M. E
Krnner
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U. P
Myland
Andrews
J. Jones
Phillips
Reily
S. Jones
W. Orr
T. Hamill
Kriner
Keeling
Hot Liners. Menke notes team tensions and hits
The column reviews baseball clashes featuring the Yankees Indians Tigers and White Sox. It highlights pitching, hitting troubles for the Pirates and praises Hall of Famer Tom Hughes while noting the Indians win doubt and era of strong bats with fourteen hits.
Baseball Results and Standings
Yesterday Boston beat Pittsburg 2 to 1 while all other games were postponed due to rain. Today Pittsburg plays Boston, Cincinnati visits Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York, and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Pittsburg
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Baseball score updates and rain delays recap
Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 4 while Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. New York and Cleveland had a rain stoppage with the New York Cleveland game called in the fourth. Washington at St Louis and Boston at Chicago also noted rain delays with remaining matchups listed.
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Church League First U P Defeats Second U P
First U P defeated Second U P 6 to 3 in a church league game. No scheduled games for tonight.
Butler Typographical Union to play New Castle ball team
Butler printers plan a July 19 game at Cascade park in Lawrence county against the New Castle type union. The challenge was received Thursday and typists expect to begin practicing immediately. Eshelman aims to pitch and Mickley dreams of a two bagger in a match with the New Castle players.
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Cascade Park
Lawrence County
New Castle Type Union
Butler Eagle
New Castle
Butler Typographical Union No. 415
Eshelman
Mic’ Mickley
Pirates Drop First No Hit Game Of Season
Tommy Hughes pitched a no hitter against the Pirates at Boston yesterday in the big leagues first hitless contest of the season. Three one hit games have been recorded this season with Babe Adams, Bob Groom, and Jimmy Lavender also pitching one hit games this season.
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Pirates
Boston
Babe Adams
St. Louis
Bob Groom
Browns
Jimmy Lavender
Cubs
Giants
Regatta at P k ee p k s ie Quiet Contests on Hudson
Sporting editor reports light interest in the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie. Syracuse favorites the junior varsity race while Cornell, Columbia, and Pennsylvania contend as outsiders in changing odds. The long final race depends on tidal conditions and wind. Vermont deer hunting figures compare 1915 kills with Maine counts.
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Hudson River
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Maine
Brain endures labor longer than bodily muscles proves study
Recent experiments show the human brain can withstand the strain of persistent work better than the muscles of the body. The finding emphasizes mental endurance as a key factor in sustained tasks.
Giants Rally Delayed By Rainy Day
The Giants could not play due to rain yesterday leaving the outcome undetermined.
Brannigan Fights Chaney to a Draw in Baltimore
Patsy Brannigan of New Castle and Young Chaney of Baltimore fought 15 rounds to a draw in Baltimore on June 17 in a closely contested match. The bout stayed even throughout with both fighters displaying clever boxing as Brannigan pressed early while Chaney stood his ground and rallied.
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Patsy Brannigan
New Castle
Young Chaney
Brannigan
Chaney
Sallee Suspended by Manager Huggins
Harry Sallee star pitcher for the St. Louis National League club was indefinitely suspended by manager Huggins after an altercation last night. Sallee tore up his contract and left the city amid reports of a possible sale to New York, which Huggins denied.
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Harry Sallee
St. Louis
Huggins
Sallee
Japanese Net Men Arrive In Seattle
G. Ku majai of Tokyo,Orient tennis champion, and H. Mikami of Tokyo arrive in Seattle as they begin a national tour. They will play across the United States including the Forest Hills national championships in New York.
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