Chicago Passes Major Boxing Reform Bill
Chicago voters approve a sweeping boxing bill by a large margin. The measure creates a three member boxing commission plus two secretaries appointed by the governor to regulate licensing, enforce national and state rules, and set prize limits. Top champions will defend titles under the new system, with a minimum number of rounds and residency requirements for promoters.
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Cleveland bouts feature famished fighters in rough rounds
In a chaotic card the Cleveland arena hosted uneven bouts with several fighters from Chicago Boston and Philadelphia delivering heavy blows. Names like Johunny Farr Pete Sarmiento and Tommy Touhran are mentioned amid confusing local references and unclear results.
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Opening of season features mixed baseball and lacrosse events
The schedule lists baseball opening events for the International League and Western League alongside lacrosse matchups such as Oxford Cambridge versus Union College at SeLenertans, a golf tournament, and several prize bouts including Johny Parr and Pete Sarmiento.
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Work of Twirlers Features Opening Games in Majors New York
A cobbled sports column notes openings in major league play, citing Johnson and Rommel long outings and Jes Purtt’s one hit at Potu Grounds. It argues home run era fading, pitchers dominating with few long hits, citing Yankees and White Sox losses and varied results across teams, while observers question ball quality and mass hitting.
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Conference Scores and Postponed Milwaukee Game
League results show Crexsland 5 against Detroit 0, Washington 2, Polladylpaim 0, Boston 12. National League matchups include Boston and New York 9, Chicago 7, St Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6, Toledo 12, St Paul 3, Indianapolis 3, Kansas City, Minneapolis 8, Columbus Louisy. Milwaukee game postponed.
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Amenein League matchups across major markets
Cleveland faces Detroit while St Louis meets Chicago and Philadelphia plays Washington. New York hosts Boston in a tight slate as Pittsburgh confronts St Louis and Chicago battles Cincinnati. Also listed are minor league and international listings including Toronto Reading Buffalo Newark Rochester Detroit Syracuse Jersey.
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Baseball Scores And Highlights From A Turbulent Day
The program covered a day of packed crowds and dramatic games. Walter Johnson pitched long for one team while Goslin Herrig and Harris delivered late in another. Pettinallis began payments on installments, the Giants shutout the Dodgers 3 to 0, and a 37,000 crowd watched the White Sox defeat the Browns 4 to 1. The Cubs beat Donohue in the eighth but faltered in the tenth as the Reds won 7 to 6. Tigers no-hit by Uhle after Indians’ 22 to 1 onslaught. Boumies homered with two on in the fifth for a 6 to 3 Pirates win. Yankees surged to a 12 to 1 lead then faded. Shanker and Shocker dominated Sox. Phillies defeated the Dodgers 6 to 3 on Gerson’s steady pitching.
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Wilder Cigars Open Season At Riverview Park
The Wilder Cigars prepare to open their season on May 2 at Riverview Park facing Kehler's Semi Pras of Cleveland. Fans expect strong opponents and a fast nine after last season, with plans for a series of out of town games and hope for a competitive schedule.
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Oberlin Women review and debate cap off year
Oberlin April 14 The history department of the Oberlin Women's club met at Mrs Wm Townsley 420 East College street Tuesday afternoon with 27 members. They reviewed The Art of Africa Childe Dorothea. A notifying committee was appointed to select a letter for next year. The annual meeting will be held Friday noon April thirtieth. Next year study will be Travels and Current Events. Tea and sandwiches were served.
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Oberlin Concert Bridges Wagner Tschaikowsky Night
The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra presented a Wagner and Tschaikowsky program in Oberlin with conductor Nikolai Sokolof receiving enthusiastic applause. He thanked Oberlin for its support after delivering three concerts this season, joking about becoming the Cleveland Oberlin Symphony leader. Large audiences attended the performance. A Chinese charity dinner at James Brand House on Friday April 16 from 5 to 7 pm will aid Chinese Students' Christian Alliance for North America. The event features dinner served by local Chinese students. Townspeople and students plan a homecoming celebration for President Henry Churchill King upon his return to Oberlin in the coming weeks, as campus leaders discuss plans after his winter absence in North Carolina.
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Berlin Heights Graduation to Be Held at Opera House
Berlin Heights April 24 The Berlin Heights high school will hold its graduation exercises Monday evening May 24 at the opera house. Mr Miller of Wilmington, famed advocate of Blizer living and humorist, will deliver the class address. The class includes Lyle Ruiz as president and members Lena Hendrickson Ruth Currier Helen Hendrickson Evelyn Harvey Clara Belle Ezzy Nora Mae Denmas Mari Otto Tilie Essingston Clara Burdue Faye Hartley Mary Green Odr O Rork Leona Schuster Lester Neiding Oliver Burnham Earl Hager Clarence Jenking Kenneth Grant Frederick Sprenxel John Conklin. A three act drama A Men of Yesterday at the opera house April 9 10. Additional local notes include others in residence and a Grange meeting Wednesday in Grange hall.
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