Ted Meredith Rivaled as World's Greatest Runner
New York reports Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania as the standout distance runner, with record performances at Cambridge and Philadelphia. He set a quarter and two mile pace, showing potential for mile and longer events, and is expected to compete in post-graduate Gotham meets as he contemplates longer-distance records.
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Mitchell and White Draw In Milwaukee Light Heavyweight Bout
In Milwaukee on June 2, after ten rounds of a fans packed fight, Charlie White of Chicago and Mitchell of Milwaukee fought to a draw. White pressed for decisive blows while Mitchell dodged and countered, suffering a late knockdown but rising at the bell. Judges and spectators disagreed, some declaring White winner others Mitchell, others calling it a draw as the bout ended with White having the edge in power but Mitchell surviving to the final bell.
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Great All Round Athletic Program at Sheepshead Bay
New York promoters announce the Great All Round Athletic Program at Sheepshead Bay Speedway Domarrene featuring auto, motorcycle, airplane, and boat races, plus football exhibition. Ted Meredith, Homer Baker, and Eddie Reng head elite entrants, with top clubs from Federation of American Motorcyclists parading.
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Mike Gibbons Opposes Sons Pursuing Boxing as Career
New York June 2. Star middleweight Mike Gibbons says he will not allow his two young sons to pursue boxing as a profession. He supports their exercise and potential amateur training but fears the dangers, disillusionment, and easy temptations that come with prizefighting. He recalls his own rise from poverty and emphasizes education and a stable life for his boys.
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Vernonites Fall to Utes in Pacific Coast League Action
Salt Lake defeats Vernon 6 to 2 at Majestic Park amid a parade showcase. Vernon pitcher Flight Johnson struggled early as Salt Lake pressed for runs, while Utah’s bats propelled them past Vernon with balanced offense from Hall, San Francisco, and Meneh.
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Stolen Run Secures Angels Victory Over Heavers
Los Angeles won 2 to 1 as a stolen run decided the game. Johnny Repairer engineered the scoring play in the fielding and pitching duel, with Mangett and Ryan contributing hits. Ward’s spikes left Mangett with a cut, trainer attended, and the Angels edged ahead in the seventh on a clutch hit and speed.
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Oaks Defeated by Seals 4 0 0 in San Francisco
San Francisco defeated Oakland 4 to 0 after a pitching duel. Bammy Neer held the Oaks scoreless until the seventh when Downe and Coffey produced key hits. In the eighth Breen and Downs drove runs as the Seals pulled ahead, with Oaks misplays aiding the rally.
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Chicago Detroit MLB Scores and Schedule From Yesterday
Baseball brief notes Chicago Detroit and St Louis results with Cleveland, New York, Washington, and Pittsburgh mention. Details include St Louis 2 Cleveland 1 and Pirates beating Brooklyn 4 to 2 with multiple pitchers and key hits. Chicago Nationals over Boston 5 to 1 in seven innings with late runs.
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Regional baseball scores and schedule mix up
A scrambled sports brief lists Vencern Lake 6 Vernon 3 Angelea 2 Portland 1 San Francisco 4 Oakland 9 with a schedule noting Majestic Park games. It mentions San Francisco and Oakland at Oakland and Portland and Los Angeles at Los Angeles, indicating a misprint filled event slate.
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Baseball results and standings from a midseason schedule
Yesterday results show Boston-Chicago 2 1 Trenton 1 and Brooklyn-Pittsburg 6, New York-Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia-St Louis 3, with Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. The New York Nationals returned home after a strong road trip, losing 4 to Cincinnati in 13 innings. Mathewson struggled. Giants lost despite seventh inning lead as Stitehell and Persttt pitched well. Giants were honored with a team welcome following the road trip. American League awards rally noted with St Louis beating Philadelphia 2 to 7 in the ninth inning. Wilson and Gentalea contributed key hits.
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Elty tennis championship ends with Johnston victory
E G Johnston won the elty men’s singles title by defeating Hartix in the royal matches at Ogden Tennis Club. The finals featured early strong play from Johnston, with Hartix mounting a comeback before Johnston sealed the win 6-1 6-2 3-6 8-4.
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Ogden Tennis Club
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