Tigers Rally From Cellar With Five Straight Wins
Beattle won yesterday to push their record to five straight and climb out of the cellar. Hall stood out replacing Engle and helped drive in two runs. A North Dakota windstorm disrupted play but Frary quelled the scene after threatening a fine.
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Special smoker at Ballard promises big fights
Ballard Athletic club hosts a Wednesday smoker at Sypher's hall to select a representative for the Frisco Fury 4 fight. Main card features Pete Muldoon versus Steve Reynolds and Eddie Hubbard against Josh Doherty at 150 pounds, with five or six supporting events.
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Indians Take Top Rung on Ladder
Bonner, the giant phenom, shut the Beavers out 6 to 0 in Spokane yesterday. The Spokane team moved into first place as a result of the win, with the Idaho lad extending a fifth straight victory as Vancouver heavy hitters were held in check.
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Morning game and afternoon results recap
Morning game details show RH. E PRUE sc cast tack teassee with 6 1 PETAMERO. Batteries listed Willett Brown Hunt Graham and Splesman. Afternoon game notes R H E BOG cesses wider tele a 6 a WO ace avacacree W 6 Batteries Carson Hogan.
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Nourse and Graham Umpired in Portland LA Batteries-Wheeler
Umpire Mc Greevy officiated as Nourse and Graham faced Batteries Wheeler and Warring at Portland with Krapp and Fisher. Van Haltren stood as umpire for the game.
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Chance Gives McIntyre Intense NL Workout
National League report states Frank Chance is putting Harry McIntyre, formerly of the Dodgers, through a demanding training session to sharpen his form.
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Harry McIntyre
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Farmer Byrne and Jeffries Training Camp Dynamics
The veteran trainer Byrne guides Jim Jeffries as he nears fighting weight. Byrne fears overwork may cause a stale condition, while Jeffries trusts his own method. Gotch is repeatedly cited as a trusted influence in the camp.
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Handa
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Jeffries Conditioning Reins in Scrutiny of Rub Room
Tip Wright reports on Roger Cornell the Portland trainer who transformed Jeffries camp, moving from arnica rubs to Swedish movements. The piece describes daily routines from baths and cold showers to intense rubbing, stretching, and road workouts, portraying Jeffries as durable and trainable under Cornell’s regimen.
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Palmer” Burna
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Choyneki
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Is Cy Young Returning To Baseball This Spring
Baseball legend Cy Young, 43, facing a sluggish start with the Cleveland club, shows old speed and curves but struggles to keep batters honest. He attributes his past success to strict self training and continual work and plans hard off season work to prepare for the upcoming in season.
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Jeffries' Ring Return Denied by Gambler Lies
A physician and The Star's investigation debunk rumors that Jeffries will not enter the ring or be in condition. The reporter asserts Jeffries, once 276 pounds, can perform feats seen recently and accuses gamblers of spreading tales to influence betting and make money.
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Long to Meet Label in Tacoma Ten-Round Bout
Louie Long a veteran Tacoma fighter meets Abe Label a Californian in a ten round main event at the Puget Sound Athletic Club. Label drawn strong lately by beating Taylor of Portland. Pate McVeigh and Roscoe Taylor will seek bouts as preliminaries accompany one ten and one six round contest.
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Mikados Rout Wolverines then Rout Jacob Bakery in Doubleheader
Manager Nakamura reports a Woodlawn doubleheader where the Mikados beat the Wolverines 9 to 4 after Otani struck out 10 and Berry nine. In the 2 to 4 pm game Mikados defeated Jacob Bakery 10 to 2. Next Sunday they meet the Comets in camp.
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Tacoma Club Players Shine Amid Slumps and Steals
Hartman leads with three singles as Mike Lynch rises as a star. Jimmie Adams steals five bases in two games while Engle and Frary show steady form. A distant note reports Pinkerton uncovering a private observatory near Belmont race track transmitting race results to New York pool rooms.
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All England Eager to Regain Polo Honors This Year
All England looks to regain polo supremacy after last year’s upset by an American team led by Jy Payne Whitney. Trials are under way to select a new British team to meet the Americans and restore Hartington’s legacy. Hardress Lloyd is expected to participate.
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Grief Kills Mother of William Hogg
Mrs Addie Hoes mother of William Hogg a former pitcher for the New York American League team died in Pueblo Colorado grieving her son’s death in New Orleans months earlier. The report notes Hogg signed in 1901 and pitched in the early days of the league with strong control until a broken arm ended his big league career.
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