Sleuth Foils Plot in Ring Behind Mulligan Willing Alias
Local boxing intrigue centers on John Willing known as Mulligan and Billy Pazzone alias Ross. Promoter As Fair reports Mulligan dodged a return bout by changing names. Mulligan and Pazzone are set for a next city show with a Youngstown prelim and a Chip-Gibbons look on July 4. Spelling confusion aside, the dispute touches on challenged bouts and side bets as managers seek to stage rematches and attract fans.
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Tony Ross
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Tener May Reopen McGraw Case in Baseball Leaders Plan
New York June 3 Tener head of the National League moves to reopen the McGraw case per Baseball Writers Association request. He coordinates telegraphic talks with club presidents and directors to set a date when presidents can attend. details follow in quiet, urgent preparation for a decision.
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Dat Ik Tener
National League
McGraw
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Baseball Writers’ Association
Best Middleweight Talent in U S in Youngstown Contest
George Chip of the city and Mika Lobons of St Paul set for a midyear Youngstown bout to test for the middleweight title claim. The July 4 exhibition contrasts styles with Chip seeking top form after defeats to Al McCoy and Gibbons pursuing a clean path to the crown. Both fighters promise a hard, strategic clash with no clear advantage in age or size.
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Mikalobons
St. Paul
Youngstown
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Gibbons
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Helnre
Laehatte
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Alnre
McCoy
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Gibbeng
West Virginia Won’t Play Army In Intercollegiate Football
Morgantown reports the United States Military Academy seeks not to schedule intercollegiate games but to confine football to academy teams prompting West Virginia University to cancel or adjust plans for October 1. Authorities at WVU and Army discuss alternatives, with officials weighing the impact on schedules and intercollegiate competition.
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Morgantown
Washine
United Stite Military Academy
St Virginia University
Army
West Virginia
West
Detvoigly
Creeeland
Philadelphia
Tegiale
Cruise And Cobb Still King Hitters Shines On
Langhorne and Panhose weight class contender 11738 saw Cruise and Cobb retain top hitter status amid uneven results.
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Cobb
Langhorne
Panhose
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Dundee Comes Bach in Philadelphia Knockout Showdown
Johnny Irindee shines as a fearless lightweight in New York events. The title bout in Philadelphia ends even after a tight skirmish. Willie Jackson lands a decisive finish to close the night with a sharp ten count.
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Dundee
Bach
New York
Johny Irindee
Philadelphia
Willie Jackson
Ruth Still Boss Hurler of Leagues
Ruth Still Boss Hurler of Leagues reports Babe Ruth leading American League pitchers with 12 wins. Eddie Cicotte and Williams strong rivals for honors. In the National League Grover Cleveland Alexander tops flyballers with 11 wins, while Tesreau and Schupp of the Giants post strong marks. The season nears the halfway point with pitching settling into a vigorous pace.
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Jack Veiook
International News
Sew York
Babe Muth
Redsox
Ruth
Thaitan
Eddie Cicotte
Whitesox
Williams
Tesreau
Schupp
Rixey
Phillies
Vaughn
Cubs
Slim Love
Yankees
Onteh Reuther
Jeasues
Four Games In Next Week In Church League Schedule
The Church League lists four games for the coming week after three postponements. Central Presbyterian faces First U.P. on Tuesday, First Christian did not appear, and a Ramp between Central and First Christian remains set for June 12 with a third attempt planned for Tuesday.
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Famous Men Favorite Hymns in a 19th Century Mix
A London Standard item lists favorite hymns of notable men: Tennyson favors Heber, Ruskin leans to Deus Hora Prong Sin Deliver, and Matthew Arnold admires When I survey the wondrous cross. The piece notes Brantwood sermons, schoolchildren, and literary allusions with a satirical tone.
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Tennyson
Heber
Moly
Holy Guo of
Ruskin
Brantwood
Matthew Arnold
Wall
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Tata
Hyary Ward Reveher
Wold
Wess
Londen Standard
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Schedule From Central Press
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 2 New York 1 and Boston 13 New York 0. St Louis beat Chicago 9 2. Philadelphia and Brooklyn games listed. Upcoming schedule includes Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York St Louis at Chicago and host city matchups.
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Baseball results and upcoming MLB schedule brief
In the American League Lesterdis's Meaults: Boston 2 New York 4, Chicago 8 Cleveland 1, Detroit 9 St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 4 Washington 0 in ten innings. Today's schedule features Detroit at St. Louis, New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cleveland
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
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Palladelphia
Ivan As Seen In Trenches on the Russian Front
A Paris resident artist describes a pre battle scene in the eastern trenches. Soldiers faced unbearable gas and fire as orders to move came. One man sacrificed himself, crossing himself and whispering prayers before the first volley.
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Sefakine
Ivan
Tamir
Real Transf ers and Local Transfers in Ellwood Listings
Real transfers show Franeta C. Falls to Waller HW Ray ser in the Fifth ward for 406 dollars and Vasqua Santnianni to Lowise WwW Fisher in Ellwood for 1. Marty Duegidio to Tanise W. Fisher in Ellwood for 1. Margaret Fee to Henry Welling in Ellwood for 1. The Billsburg Cn in Frankay tania Ellwood for sust. Richard Griffiths to John Blight in the Fifth ward for 4. John FLB Kennelly to Nicola Rosa in Third ward for 1 560 dollars.
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Franeta C. Falls
Waller HW. Rayser
Fifth Ward
Vasqua Santnianni
Lowise
Fisher
Ellwood
Marty Duegidio
Tanise W. Fisher
Margaret Fee
Henry Welling
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Billsburg Cn
Frankaytania
Sust
Richard Griffiths
John Blight
John Flb
Kennelly
Nicola
I Rosa
Third Ward
Wright Field Jam Wednesday Draws Big Boxing Rush
Nick Stambaugh organizer of Youngstown Boxing Club faces heavy demand for July fourth bout between Mike Gibbons and George Chip. Fans from Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia request reserved seats, with 10 000 seats reserved and extra standing room possible. Stambaugh employs six stenographers to handle mail and ticketing for visitors and local fans. He hopes to accommodate all but space remains tight at the park.
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Nick Stambaugh
Youngstown
Mike Gibbbons
George Chip
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wes Virginia
Stambaugh
Ifrom
Audho Turpout
Limae
Ball Park
Stanbaugh
Women Come To Front As Rifle Champ
Women advance in trap shooting with eight states holding women’s championship events. Notable competitors include Mrs A Mellon in Pittsburgh and Miss H Trammond of Wilmington. The article envisions a future with women’s Grand American events and notes a top score of 91 by Mrs. Great in California Nevada. The Grand American tournament at South Shore Country Club in Chicago hosts women’s special events in August.
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Winkter
Chicago
Telaware
Trammond
Wilmington
Oklahoma
M. Wan
Tulsa
Pennsylvania
Mellon l
Tittsburg
California
Nevada
C. EB. Groat
Los Angeles
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Glass Eye Census Ordered In Britain
In London on June 20 the Ministry of Munitions announced a census of glass eyes. The survey targets manufacturers and retailers of artificial eyes to count how many are in use, their types and materials, with data to be collected by the director of optical munitions and glassware supply. The move reflects wartime controls on prosthetic supplies and related industries.
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London
Epworth Beats Seco U P 6T In Last Night’s Game
Epworth Methodist team edged U P 6 to 4 with timely hits and errors turning two runs, while U P started strong in the first and fourth innings but faltered on defense. The article also notes the legal distinction between declaring war and a state of war as used by the United States after an attack.
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Allen
Hall
J Mitler
Morrison
Lewis
Reich
Ted Epworth
Pern Nicholson
Methodists
Miller
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A. Reich
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