Queensbury Rulings No Longer Hold
International News from New York on June 29 discusses boxing legends voicing criticism of modern heavyweights. Joe Chayneki blames current rules and the Queensbury standard for perceived lack of skill, calling for strict enforcement to restore discipline and decisive bouts.
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Jack Velock
International News
New York
Joe Chayneki
Verter
Chosns Woh
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Jar
Queensbury
Boxing Ciutles
Baseball Results From Last Night and Tonight's Schedule
Last night First Christian defeated Epworth M E while Second U F had a rainout. Tonight Epworth M E faces Second U P in a postponed matchup, with weather continuing to affect the schedule and travel plans for local teams.
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U. F
Staniing
W. J. Pere
U. Pp
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Ang
Central
Christian Hy
National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results show Pittsburg 8 Cincinnati 2 and New York 3 Boston 2 with Philadelphia winning 1 in another noted result. Today’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Detroit Best at New York St Louis at Chicago.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Beonklyg Jh
St. Louis
Chicago
Veseres Resuits in American League Today
Fragmented box score style text reports mixed results for Washington Philadelphia St Louis Chicago New York and Detroit. Readable fragments list games and scores with teams and partial standings but lack complete details.
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Washington
Philadelphia
St Loo
Cheneland
Bot
Yorkington
New York
Pal
Jack Johnson Faces Many Roles After World Fame
The former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson is described as a singer, socialist orator, bon vivant, and Barcelona celebrity. He performs exhibitions, writes articles, and leads a public life abroad while hinting at a possible return to boxing after the war.
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Jack Johnson
Barcelona
Spain
Jack
Tark
France
Tack
Elder Jrs Win Take Shot at More Games
Fragmented notes show Elder juniors winning a game and seeking additional matchups. Names like Bentley, Minick, Porter, and Stritavater appear among other partial mentions. The text is garbled, but the core action is junior team victory and desire for future games.
Matty Won By Saving His Steam In Start Strategy
The article discusses Christy Mathewson and the idea that pitching success is measured by runs allowed rather than earned run averages. It notes Matty’s approach of preserving strength for critical starts, sacrificing aggressive effort when big leads aren’t at stake, and contrasts his easy-sail approach with past heroics. It also recalls his consistency with about 30 victories per season across six straight years.
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Toles
TL Somas
Aic Canved
Christy Mathew- Aon
Matty
Serye
Freshmen to Play Varsity Gridiron Said to Boost Football
Walter Camp argues freshmen should be given chances on varsity teams to keep football alive. He warns critics may oppose but notes many followers crave the exhibition. He suggests young players from prep schools and small colleges could fill gaps, though some fear lack of experience. The piece ends with a tangential remark about electric cables and reinforced concrete.
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Walter Camp
Hue
Tron Football
Freshies
This Battle May Be End May Be End at Youngstown Park
Battle looms between George Chip and Mike Gibbons at Youngstown on July Fourth in a sunny open air show. Both boxers, ages near 30, have registered for conscription, potentially ending ring careers as Uncle Sam may summon them. Philadelphia schoolboys will work in a farm implement factory during vacation.
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George Chip
Mike Gibbons
Youngstown Ball Park
Sam
Mike
George
Unce
Gibbons
Chip
Peidher
Steipes
Philadelphia
South Side A C to Meet Coaltown in Baseball Showdown
South Side At Coaltown will feature a first rate baseball attraction tomorrow as South Side A C faces Coaltown. Lineup includes Griffiths Jenkins Thomas Fraser or Jones Riley pitching. Ice cream social on South Mul street Saturday July 14 to aid club funds. Treaty of Ghent ended the War of 1812 with restored territory and boundary arrangements.
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Coaltown Boys
South
Riley
Magles
New Castle A. C
Italian A. A
Bedford A
Bell
South Mul Street
AIM
Upifarns
Gowdy Leaves To Fight Neath Colors
Gowdy departs to pursue playing with Neath colors after injuring a leg at Michels Field. He had planned to stay with the Braves but chose to join another organization following the incident and the season.
Bale Your Hay And Put In Buckwheat
Farmers are urged by the Pennsylvania department of agriculture to press hay for storage and instead plant buckwheat in meadows. Buckwheat can be sown by July 10 and ripen normally, with rye following to avoid staple grain crops. Seed per acre ranges from three peks to bushel while ground should be prepared two weeks before sowing. The crop can be harvested late September to early October, with rye sown after plowing, and Purple Top Strap Leaf and Yellow Globe buckwheat varieties recommended.
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Jimne
Pennsylvana Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Department At Agriculture
Callahan's Head To Fall in Quick Notice
MITTSRTRG reports Callahan's tenure as lawn manager of the Pinteberg club appears numbered. President Bare Maiy Deestiss is unhappy with this season's chase by the Liates and may replace him within the next two or three days. Jlans Warner could be placed in charge temporarily. Players involved in discipline during practice noted.
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James J. Callahan
Pinteberg
Bare Maiy Deestiss
Jlans Warner
Teast
Big Pittsburg Steel Shipments Reported
Washington June 29 Shipments of steel from the Pittshare district for use by the government during May aggregated 641447 tons according to reports received by the bureau of construction and repair of the navy department. The Carnegie Steel Company shipped 425,950 tons at Chisamannt and other companies the balance. Admiral David R. Taylor of the bureau said last night this is more than six months record for such shipments under normal conditions and indicated that the steel industry is living up to its commitment to meet the navy's requirements and are concentrating on government shipments.
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Pittshare
Maya
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Carmiggls Stonl Company
Chisamannt
David RB. Taylor
Elif
Burea
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