Fulton to give champ a hard battle in Milwaukee bout
Frank Kendall, Portland heavyweight, says Fulton has a strong chance to push champion Willard in a Milwaukee Labor Day bout. Kendall, Moran’s former camp mate and sparring partner, argues Fulton’s style could impress more than Moran and that Willard must work hard to gain an even break.
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Willard
Frank Kendall
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Kendall
Rose City
Frank Moran
Illard
Dillon
Fred Iton
al Reich
Moran
Alton
Milwaukee
Sloan Family Continues Turf Legacy With Debut
Charlies Sloan, son of Kentucky horseman Frank Sloan of Lexington, joins Middleton 4& Jones stable and will debut soon in the saddle at Latonia after training horses for the Pastime stable.
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Ted Sloan
Kentucky
Sloane
Indiana
Charlies
Frank Sloan
Lexington
Charles
Middleton 4& Jones
Latonia
Pastime
Yankee Catcher Suspended After Umpire Confrontation
New York July 12 Yankee catcher Lassle Nunamaker was suspended by President Johnson after a dispute with umpire O Loughlin in the previous day’s game. Nunamaker objected to Silk the umpire over ball and strike calls.
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Lassle Nunamaker
Yankee
Prexy Johnson
O’loughlin
Nunamaker
Silk
Bold Bass Swipes Bait Then Angler Ties It Up
PORTAGE Wis July 12 No ordinary bass will thwart Anton Lohr who ties a bass to a line on Buffalo Lake after a conservation warden questions his catch He insists the bass has been stealing his bait and plans to release it after finishing his fishing trip The warden leaves without incident
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Charlie Egan
New York
Charlie
Cleveland
Bruno Lang
Portage
Wis
Anton Lohr
Lohr
Buffalo Lake
Here
Lotr
Local notice for medical tester at Liberty Building
An advertisement announces a reliable Waaserman Prood Test service by Dr Donaway at 202 2 4 Liberty Building, Union and Third, opposite the Post Office. Office hours listed as 9 am to 4 pm (late reading unclear).
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Waaserman
Menges Improving After Illness Says Dugdale
Rabbit Menges, Giants third baseman before illness, is getting along nicely in hospital according to D B Dugdale who visited him yesterday. Menges plans to return home to Marysville California as soon as able and Dugdale departs tonight for Butte.
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D. BE. Dugdale
Menges
Marysville
Cal
Dug
Dugdale
Butte
Winnipeg slugger sets fungo record with 438 foot drive
Hank Miller, center fielder for the Winnipeg ball team, hit a 438 foot fungo drive in a field celebration to break the record previously held by Ed Walsh of the White Sox. Miller, a right handed batter, had been tried by the Brooklyn Dodgers last spring before being sent back.
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Hank Miller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miller
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Walsh
McLoughlin Plans Return to National Tennis Meet
Los Angeles July 12 report on Maurice E. McLoughlin training indoors at the Los Angeles Athletic Club for an August national tournament in the East. He describes a gym routine mixing mat work, pulley exercises, medicine ball, shadow tennis, jogging and a plunge to build pep and win.
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Cal
Maurice FE
McLoughlin
Amoarica
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Baseball Spitter Advice From Jim Scott and Classic Honus Wagner
Jim Scott of Chicago recounts how a spit ball harmed his curve and arm after advice from Billy Sullivan and Frank Isbell at Comiskey Park. Johnny Evers praises Honus Wagner, noting his peak form at age 45 with defensive brilliance and a .300 batting average, and quotes Wagner on quitting when asked.
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Chicago
Wichita
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Billy Sullivan
Frank Isbell
Ed Walsh
Sully
Issy
Tacoma Pitcher Almost Jailed in Great Falls Incident
In Butte a Tacoma baseball party faced an intoxicated man who grabbed Pitcher Dutch Mehlhaf and drew a gun as he tried to take him away. Police arrested Dutch for vagrancy but he was released after arrival at the city jail with $100 bail posted for the team.
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Wash
Tacoma
Great Falls
Tiger
Mehlhaf
Dutch
Stew
Mehlbaf
Hall
Professionals to Lay Off Betting At Chicago Meet
Chicago July 12 professionals in gambling say they will lay off during the 13 day Hawthorne race meeting to help promoters stamp out open betting. The goal is to protect future Chicago race meetings and preserve opportunities for bettors to participate in the fall meet.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Spokane Eyes Victoria Coast Hockey Franchise
Spokane in lineup to obtain the Victoria Pacific Coast league ice hockey franchise after Frank Patrick of the Coast circuit spent the past week in talks with a syndicate developing a large ice skating rink.
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Spokane
Victoria Pacific Coast League
Frank Patrick
Giants Open Season with Commanding Win in Butte
In Butte on July 12 the Seattle Giants overwhelmed the local team 6 to 0. Charley Schmutz pitched well for the visitors, outdueling Joe McGinnity who struggled early and late. Healey homered and doubled, Eldred added a homer and triple, Shaw hit a fourbagger, Johnson drove in two with two hits.
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Seattle Giants
Charley Schmutz
Joe McGinnity
Giants
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Merkle
Healey
Eldred
Shaw
Iron Man
Eddie Johnson
Schmutz
Beattie
PO Shaw
Moree
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Cadman
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Jonneon
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Mealey
Giddin
Morse
Reymond
Gidéinge
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Sehhmuts
Meikle
Sports scores roundup at Pittsburg Chicago and more
Baseball scoreboard notes Pittsburg 3 Boston 2 in Pittsburg Chicago 1 Philadelphia 2 in Chicago St Louis 4 Brooklyn 56 in St Louis Cincinnati 4 New York 8 in Cincinnati.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Scores From Early Baseball Night Across Cities
New York 8 and 2 Cleveland 2 and 4 Philadelphia 338 St Louis 8 and 0 Washington 3 and 5 Detroit 4 and 1 Boston 6 and 1 Chicago 3 and 3
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Dan Patch the Famous Paced Away on Farm Near Minneapolis
Dan Patch, the world famous pacer with a 1.55 flat record, died on a farm near Minneapolis yesterday. The aging horse had been retired from racing years ago and used for breeding. Athletic heart caused his death.
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Minneapolis
Dan Patch
Here
Portland selects Mitten Slingers for national boxing tourney
Portland picks three Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club boxers for the National Boxing Championships in San Diego August 17 and 18. Ralph Underwood 115 pounds Albert Byers 125 pounds and Tom Louttit 175 pounds were named to represent the club.
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Ore
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
San Diego
Cal
Ralph Underwood
Albert Byers
Tom Louttit
Reds Win Opener From Tacoma Lads At Spokane 41
Spokane report shows the Reds defeating Tacoma Lads 41 to in a season opener. Hartman and Bartholemy led with solid showings while Har stad and Murray supported offensively.
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Tacoma
Spokane
Tooome
Buokors
Hartman
Bartholemy
Harstad
Murray
Charles Evans Open Golf Champion of 1916
Charles Chick Evans of Chicago wins the national open golf title for 1916, adding to his long list of achievements. The article notes his past near misses, praises his powerful play with wood and iron, and mentions his aim to capture the national amateur title later that year.
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Cleveland Town
Boston
Charles
Chick
Detroit
Evans
Robert Gardner
Baroly
Minikhada
Francia Cuimet
Jerome Travers
Chick Evans
Walter Hagen
Francis Cuimet
Jerry Travers
Samuel
Mexico
Ex Gridiorn Star On Mex Border
Lieut. Benjamin F. Hoge of the Tenth cavalry serves on the Mexican border. Hoge was among the best football players at West Point, renowned as a pigskin warrior in his military career.
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Uncle Sam
Lieut
Benjamin F. Hoge
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Tenth Cavalry
Hoge
West Point
Women Swim Meet Set for Spokane City Championship
SPOKANE July 12 A women's swimming meet with women competitors officials and spectators will be held here on July 21 as a city championship affair.
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Spokane
Luke Glavenich Leads Nonpartel to 8 2 Victory
Luke Glavenich starred as the Nonpartel club defeated the Pacific Steel Works squad 8 to 2 on Sunday. Glavenich yielded only four singles to the opposing batters in a fast, exciting game.
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Luke Glavenich
Victor
Bush Squad
Pacific Steel Works
Luke
Charley White Beats Matt Wells in Boston Bout
Charley White defeated Matt Wells in a boxing match in Boston. Wells’ manager stopped the fight by throwing in the sponge in the fifth round, ending Wells’ struggle as White dominated throughout.
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Charley White
Victor
Matt Wells
Boston
Matt
Wells
Doctor J Eugene Jordan Wins Restore of Medical License
On January 7 1915 Doctor J Eugene Jordan was arraigned before the State Medical Board for revoking his license over an advertisement claimed to be untrue. The Superior Court under Judge Walter M French saw evidence supporting Jordan and ordered restoration of his license.
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State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Jordan
Medical Board
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