Jeffries Corbett Debate Over Boxing Work Ahead of Fight
The Nevada camp parcels out training as Jim Corbett advocates more boxing for Jeffries while Jeffries himself leans toward road work. Corbett says Jeffries must box more or lose the match, even as Mrs Jeffries objects to certain ring accessories and a special awning is planned for heat protection.
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Max Balthasar
Moana Springs
Reno
Nev
Jm Jeffries
Jim Ceorted
Moses
Big Jim
King
Hems
Jeffries
Geomedium
Corbett
Jef
Carmp
Jim
Jent
Yhether Jack
Flahta
Farmer Burns
Roger Cornell
Bob Armatrong
Joe Choyneki
Cornell
Roger
Jerf
Wisdow
Nevada
Mrs. Jeffries
Rickard
Gleason
Chicagoan Rich Frizelle Aims For Swimming Records
Richard Frizelle of Chicago, now in Idaho, is tipped as the successor to Danielia the world’s fastest swimmer. He swam 100 yards in 56.15 seconds, ranking as the second best in the country. Trained by Frank Sullivan who developed the Australian crawl, Frizelle is expected to dominate on the Coast and break records upon his return.
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Richard Frizelle
Idaho
Danieia
Frizelle
Frank Sullivan
Illinois
A.C
Sullivan
Palmer Hammock Showcases First American Made Design
Palmer offers a complete line of steck-highest grade hammocks priced from $3.00 and up. The catalog touts hammocks as essential for camping cottages and summer leisure, with options for sportsmen campers miners and homemakers.
Seattle Auto Party Drives to Reno for Johnson Jeffries Fight
A Seattle group including Josiah Col lines Harry Whitney Treat E F Blaine Frederick Struve A Kerr y and A B Stewart arrived in Reno by car to attend the Johnson Jeffries training and vaudeville show. Others from Seattle were expected to join from Lake Tahoe as the motor party completed the long drive.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Josiah Collines
Harry Whitney Treat
E F. Blaine
Frederick Struve
A. & Kerry
A. B. Stewart
Beattie
Johnson Camp
Johnson
Jeffries
Seattle
H. C. Henry
BE. A. Strout
Lake Tahoe
Powers Benefit Nets $5000 At Philadelphia Event
Nearly $5,000 was raised at the Michael Reilly Powers benefit and given to the baseball players widow. About 12,000 people attended the events with players from all American league teams participating. The rolling of Philadelphia equaled the world record at 14 1 5 seconds for circling the bases. Speaker of Boston and Austin of New York tied for second with 14 3 6 seconds. Powers died a year ago.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Michael Reilly Powers
Olling
Speaker
Boston
Austin
New York
Powers
It Even Money in London on Jeffries Johnson Fight
United Press dispatch reports London betting on the Jeffries versus Johnson bout has shifted to even money after Johnson previously led at 4 to 7. The National Sporting Club reportedly wagered about 250000 dollars on the result. Some commentators cite race prejudice, yet expectations still favor Johnson overcoming the white challenger. Betting in England is described as heavier than any prior fight.
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United Press
London
Odde
Jeffries
Johnson
Evening News
England
Morrison's Special on Its Way to Reno
Morrison's special train left Seattle at 11 30 this morning bound for Reno via Sacramento. The 175 fight fans from Seattle and nearby areas filled the cars which will serve as living quarters while the train is parked in Reno.
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Morrison
Seattle
Reno
Sacramento
Ballard Club Seeks Baseball Game Next Sunday
The Ballard Athletic club baseball team requests a game for next Sunday. Contact George W. Johnston at Ballard 409 by phone to arrange.
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Ballard
Ballard Athletic Club
George W. Johnston
Was He Traveling Some Just Ask Roger Cornell
Palmer urns notes that Jim Jeffries can run 10 miles on a burning Reno road with alternating pace and a final 100 yard sprint. He jogs with Farmer Burna and Hearns sticks, then drops out as Jeffries finishes strong in a dramatic road workout captured in a photograph.
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Roger Cornell
Reno
Nev
Palmer
Sands
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Farmer Burna
Hearns
Jeff
Byrne
Keene Fitzpatrick
Mike Murphy
Stere
Sharkey Plans Return Challenge After Reno Trip
Heavyweight Tom Sharkey, former title challenger, heads to Reno for the July 4 bout and vows to challenge the winner. Accompanied by manager Frank G Brady who shows a $25 000 certified check to bind the match, Sharkey taunts opponents and says he will decide who will win on July 6 after the fight.
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Try United
Omaha
Neb
Tom Sharkey
Reno
Frank G. Brady
Tom
Sharkey
Jack
Gladiatore
Rainier Valley Club Plans Amoker Bout Card
Amoker at Rainier Valley with a strong card of three wrestling bouts and seven boxing matches announced by the Rainier Valley Athletic Club. The event was delayed from Wednesday night due to the Mo elat Label affair in Beattie.
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Rainier Valley Athletic Club
Tte
Amoker
Beattie
Comiskeys New Ball Park Opens With Great Promises
President Chas Comiskey unveils the new White Sox stadium at 35th Street and Wentworth Avenue. St. Louis visits for the opener as 86 000 seats are ready with 12 600 grandstand, 16 000 bleachers, and 6 400 boxes. Construction cost 750 000 dollars. 1000 bushels of concrete and 1800 tons of steel used. Grand stand 724 by 106 feet. pavilion 200 by 36 rows. Dressings rooms and baths for visiting players and team members included.
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Chicago
Chas, Comiskey
White Sox
35Th St
Wentworth Av
Sherman
National Commission
St. Louis
Sox
Comiskey
New Furnished Rooms Offer at The Virginus
National league advertises modern furnished rooms at low prices located at The Virginus on 064 Virginia Street near Westlake Avenue.
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Virginus
Virginia Street
Westlake Avenue
Batteries chase leads in city court case names Lange Walsh Payne
In a local court action six individuals Lange Walsh Payne Summers Stroud and Stan are listed in a headline grabbing battery case. The case centers on alleged confrontations and subsequent charges filed this week.
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Lange
Walsh
Payne
Summers
Stroud and
Stanage
Tigers Triumph In Hash-Filled Baseball Thriller
Tacoma lost 6 to 1 as Seattle pitchers Zackert and Custer held the visitors to a lone run through eight innings. In the fourth Seattle broke through with timely hits and steals, while Jansing drove in multiple runs in a ninth inning flurry. Beatrice attempted to rally but failed to mount any serious threat.
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Zackert
Butler
Tacoma
Tigers
Acros
Stevens
Zackett
Hartman
Jansing
Owung
Joe Custer
Custer
Seattle
Coleman
Tracy
Blankenship
Bennett
Beatrice
Jess Baker Finds Vancouver Easy
Jess Baker navigates Vancouver with ease as he dominates early rounds and seeks further success. Local competition yields little resistance while Baker showcases swift reflexes and measured precision in play.
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Jess Baker
Vancouver
Johnson Counts On Divine Aid In Boxing Build Up
Jack Johnson counts on divine help three days before facing James J. Jeffries. Denver and other city clergy plan Sunday prayers for his camp and Johnson says prayer is part of his routine though he declines to discuss praying for himself.
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Rick
Reno
Ney
Jack Johnson
James J Jeffries
Denver
Nicags
New York
Johnson
Women Set 1000 Mile Auto Test Record
Mrs. Frank Adama of Cleveland and Miss Leota Mora, daughter of Mora car founder, completed a 1000 mile no-stop sealed bonnet tour from Cleveland to Elyria. The event, praised by the automobile association, highlighted strong performance by women drivers in automatics.
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Frank Adama
Cleveland
Leota Mora
Who
Mora
Eveland
Elyria
Iaily
Tomobile Association
Wild Pitches and Quiet Talk Dominate Tacoma Vancouver Game
The Tigers faced Zackett with wild pitches and infield looseness cost them. Butler pitched well for Tacoma though rattled at times. Custer angrily delivered a peg to second, revealing Bennett was elsewhere. Brokane won again for Vancouver. League leaders stay close as Spokane and Doug's Park match next. Larry Lajoie declines to discuss baseball, prefers farming.
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Zackett
Tigers
Gan
Butler
Tacoma
Brokane
Vancouver
Spokane
Doug's Park
Local farmer to showcase truck farm and land
A farmer plans to move a truck farm off the land and show the place where he will locate his fields. The announcement notes the move and the planned display of the site.
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Outeide
Babes in Arms Keep Out In Reno Event
A Reno notice states infants under certain ages will not be admitted to a July event. Only accompanied children between 16 and mature ages may be admitted. Officials emphasize safety and crowd control at the venue.
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Reno
Nev
Jettren
Rickard Adda
Tex
Auburn Fielder Leads Gotham Ruck in Fielding Stance
Jack Murray noted for his fielding stride as the Auburn outfielder stands out amid Gotham infield action. The report highlights Murray and Donia in a brisk, tight-knit game context with emphasis on defensive effort.
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Jack Murray
Gotham
Auburn
Donia
Fish 1 Joing Sale Se Be Can Fork
A brief notice lists a sale item titled Fish 1 offered at 3.00. The fragment notes a joining sale and mentions a fork as a related item. The text is sparse and subject to OCR errors.
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