Johnson camp braces for July 4 fight with new manager
Tom Flanagan will act as business manager for Jack Johnson through July 5 1910. Johnson says Flanagan a respected amateur athlete will handle affairs with Flanagan and Sig Hart doing clerical work while Johnson’s name appears on all contracts. Belief grows in Jeffries camp of a fresh managerial shakeup as Graney Gleason and others visit Ben Lomond amid postponements and tension.
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San Francisco
Tom Flanagan
Jack Johnson
Headhquarters
Johnson
London
Flanagan
Tom Longboat
Canada
Sig Hart
George Little
Martin
Burns
Sam
Gleason
Graney
Jeffries
Jim
Corbett
Jack Gleason
Youthful Suits and Shoes At Broadway Stores
We offer youths and parents a chance to shop smart at three Broadway Stores. Featured are youth suits in grays greens browns and plaids with models on display. Prices range from 16 to 28 dollars with chest sizes 32 to 35. White buckskin and white canvas Oxfords with leather soles are available for Boardwalk wear. Locations: Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.
First Chicago Jeffries Johnson wager place set
In Chicago on June 7 a large bet started the Jeffries Johnson prizefight wagering. Andy Craig laid $10,000 against Edward Dickinson at $6,000 that Jeffries would win after a discussion among politicians and sports men at a hotel.
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Chicago
Jeffries- Johnson
Andy Craig
Edward Dickinson
Craig
Jeffries
Sullivan Beats Stewart In Bloodied Ten Round Fight
Jim Stewart and Jack Sullivan met at the Fairmont Athletic Club in a ten round bout that saw Stewart, the heavier fighter, use his weight to counter, while Sullivan relied on sharp late work. The match produced heavy clinching and a bloody finish with both boxers cutting left eyes, and Sullivan securing the decision in a round marked by a powerful late assault.
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Jim Stewart
Jack
Stewart
Avatroupois
Sullivan
Langford Ketchel Bout Set for July in Colma Cal
California promoter J W Coffroth announced contracts with managers for Sam Langford and Stanley Ketchel for a 25 round minimum bout on July 2 in Colma California. The purses split 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser with a $30 000 guaranteed prize.
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California
Sam Langford
Stanley Ketchel
Colma
Cal
Sharkey Club Card Promises Fast Ten Round Show
The weekly Sharkey Club program lists Bobby Wilson of Cases facing Hill Donovan of Quaker City in the main ten round bout. Donovan is regarded as Philadelphia’s best and has fought Mickey Gannon and Young Erie. Semi final features Battling Larry Ryan versus Mike Farrell with several tidy preliminaries.
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Bobby Wilson
Hill Donovan
Quaker City
Donovan
Philadelphia
Mickey Gannon
Young Erie
Larry Ryan
Mike Farrell
Burns and Coulon Set for Empire Athletic Club Bout
Frankie Burns riding a fifty fight win streak faces Johnny Coulon in a feature bout at the Empire Athletic Club. Burns aims to extend his streak and reverse a prior decision as both contenders train hard for a brisk fight. The winner earns a shot at California with Monte Attell potential and a Coffroth offer. Preliminaries promise unusual interest.
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Johnny Coulon
Frankie Burns
Empire Athletic Club
Burns
Coulon
California
Jimmy Coffroth
Teth Lads
Monte Attell
Waite Eligibility Casts Doubt on Intercollegiate Shot Put
An inquiry starts into Dean Waite of Syracuse for the shot put at the intercollegiate games. Waite reportedly entered Syracuse from Colgate last fall, making him ineligible till next fall. If confirmed Penn loses the title and Yale could move to first or second, tying the Quakers at 27.4 points.
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Conn
Dean Waite
Syracuse
Waite
Colgate
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Yale
Coy and Kilpatrick
Waike
Long Island Tennis Championship Progresses at Kings County Club
The Long Island championship continued on the Kings County Tennis Club courts in Brooklyn. In men's singles first round results, Steinacher advanced by default over Richey, Tin over Charlock, with Plympton and others advancing in second round. Women’s cup singles saw Wagner and Moore upset early as Clara Kuttroff and S K Brown secured wins. Doubles featured HackettGardner and TomlinsonTaylor among early victors. Dr Rosenbaum claimed the Felipe Challenge Cup con solation with Baggs advancing to semis.
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Brooklyn
G. Steinacher
Roy Richey
Harry Ctin
Miles Charlock
C. F. Plympton
R. H. Boges Somrates Charles Chambers
H. Voshell
Dr. W. H. Ross
Samuel A. Westfall
Aeeae
Joseph T. McMahon
Walter M. Hall
C. F. Piece
Marié Wagner
Elizabeth H. Moore
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Edna Wildey
Clara Kuttroff
Gertrude de la Torre
S. K. Brown
Edna Wilsey
F. Weaver
Walter C. Rufferman
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Milag Marie Wagner
BE. W. Smith
John Blanchard
L. Haight
Adele Cragin
Louise E. Hammond
Gordon Hamilton
Louis S. Coe
George Gersdorff
George L. Chapman
Florence Sheldon
Florence van Vieck
G. A. Lh Dionne
Benjamin M. Phillips
Carleton R. Gardner
Ewing E. Taylor
Edwin P. Fischer
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Charles M. Bull, Jr
George M. Church
Wylie C. Grant
Harold H. Hackett
Thomas Russell
J. M. Merrill
John Tomlinson
Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
Seymoure Johnson
John Holman
D. Dennis
Frederick Watson, Jr
Frederick F. Be Rham
Ay le L. Lindley
A. D. Sherwood
William Rosenbaum
New York
Frederick C. Bargs
Baggs
Salo Me M. Steinacher
Roserbaum
Columbia University
D. V. Pelser
Kingsley School Defeats Morristown in Tennis Meet
Kingsley School defeated Morristown School 4 1 on Morristown courts at Essex Fels. Kingsley captured the doubles and three singles in yesterday's match.
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Kingsley School
Morristown School
Morristown
Essex Fels
Kingsley
Belmont's Colt Wins Hudson Stakes at Gravesend
At Gravesend, Belmont's Adam colt Trap Rock led early and held off Heretic to win the Hudson Stakes of five furlongs. Other races featured Hilarious at 3 to 1 over Madman for a length, and Dandy Dixon securing a tight finish by a head over Sir Cleges in the maidens. Reybourn captured the mile and a sixteenth handicap while Incision won the two-year-olds selling race.
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Madman
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Chance Natural
Sir Cleges
Lad of Langdon
Belmont
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Heretic
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Incision
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Queen's Bong
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Gordon
Kingston Bells
Brady
Moore Wins Mackay Cup at Olympia Show
Judge William H. Moore of New York repeated his prior victory to claim the gold Mackay Cup with his four in hand park team at the International Horse Show in London. The purse, now permanent, honors Moore as the top entry in a strong class of English park teams, with Lulu Long of Kansas City taking second in novice single harness horses aboard The King.
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William H. Moore
New York
Olympia
Clarence H. Mackay
Judge Moore
England
Lulu Long
Kansas City
King
Long _ peietne
Atten
Harradon Heads New York Trade Association
William M. Harradon was re elected president of the New York Trade Association at the annual meeting held yesterday at the Hotel Cumberland. Officers named include C W Wurster first vice president W W Burke second vice president W H Yule treasurer and Walter R Lee secretary and general manager for a fourth term.
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New York Trade Association
Cumberland
C. W. Wurster
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
W. W. Burke
Carl H. Page & Co
W. H. Yule
B. F. Goodrich Company
New York
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C. Andrade, Jr
R. M. Owen Company
Association
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American Locomotive Company
B. J. Harlam
Sagamore Garage Company
E.H. Broadwell
The
Fish Rubber Company
Peter Hoyt
Hoyt & de Mallie, Incorporated
C. H. Larson
Oldsmobile Company of
W. C. Poertner
A. J. Inderreiden
Committee to oppose Ocean Parkway bill sent to Albany
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Licensed Automobile Association a three member panel including Plummer of Locomobile Fosdick of Hol Tan and C P Skinner of Mitchell were appointed to travel to Albany to join other committees and oppose the Ocean Parkway Cullen Goodspeed bill before the Governor.
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Plummer
Locomobile Company of America
Fosdick
Hol-Tan Company
C. P. Skinner
Mitchell Motor Car Company
Albany
Auto Trade Association
Long Island Auto Club
Cullen- Goodspeed
Boston Beats New York 8 7 In Intercity Golf Clash
In a Huntington Country Club match Boston defeated New York 8 to 7 deciding the championship. The pivotal game came down to Miss K F Duncan of Boston vs Mrs F T Hayes of New York after 21 holes.
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New York
Huntington Country Club
K. F. Duncan
F. T. Hayes
E. C. Wheeler
Mias
L. B. Hyde
F. C. Osgood
G. R. Mix
E. F. Duncan
C. E. Morrill
E. F. Donahue
C. L. Duncan
R. & Smith
E. W. Allen
W. K
Robertson Wins Yale Hill Climb in Upset
George Robertson, a former Vanderbilt Cup winner, defeated Caleb Bragg in the Yale hill climb at New Haven. Robertson drove a 90 horsepower Simplex, finishing the main course in 51.45 seconds to upset Bragg who clocked 52.25 seconds in a Fiat. The event drew fifteen starters with class wins for various price ranges and engines, including Joe Taylor in a Carrera for under 1600 and E. C. Bull in a Buick for 1600 to 2000.
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New York Times
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Conn
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Caleb Bragg
Bragg
Dead Hill
Worcester
Robertson
Westhaven
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Fiat
H. J. Belcher
Knox
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Carrera
Joe Taylor
E. C. Bull
Buick
Fred Belcher
Lt Jones
New Departure Manufacturing Company
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Yale
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Meadow Brook Polo Club Eyed for International Match
Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunt Clubs with colonies from Great Neck Locust Valley Oyster Bay and Roslyn anticipate an international polo game. Chairman H L Herbert will soon announce match sites likely including Meadow Brook Hempstead Plains to honor the Meadow Brook team led by H P Whitney Devereux Milburn J M Waterbury and Lawrence Waterbury on the Long Island squad.
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New York Times
Hempstead
L. I
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Great Neck
Locust Valley
Oyster Bay
Roslyn
H. L. Herbert
Association
Hempstead Plains
England
H. P. Whitney
Devereux Milburn
J. M. Waterbury
Lawrence Waterbury
Long Island
Harvard Varsity Crew Reverts to Cornell Race Lineup
In Cambridge on June 7 coach Wray finalizes practice rowing order for Harvard Varsity crew with Roger Cutler at stroke. Earlier shifts had moved Cutler aside for Sargent but the team may still adjust before departing for New London on Sunday.
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Sargent
New London
Yale crews take to rough Thames after 6 o clock
In gales at Gales Ferry Connecticut the Yale Varsity fours and freshmen four delayed their water start until after 6 pm. The two lower boats rowed to the navy yard and back in easy stretches while the freshmen halted at three miles then returned. The Varsity continued downstream to the bridge and back in one sequence.
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Thames
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Varsity
Navy Yard
Varsity Eight Wins Half Mile Race in 2 15 Equaling Record
The race over a half mile pitted freshmen against Varsity eight crews. The Varsity eight won easily in 2 15, matching last year's record time for the event.
Moore defeats Weston in three cushion match at McGraw's
George Moore of New York beat Charles Weston of Chicago 84 to 50 in a three cushion race at McGraw's Billiard Academy. Weston led early before Moore surged and tied 84 in the seventy-fifth inning.
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New York
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McGraw
Billiard Academy
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Doyle
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James Burke
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