Fulton Beats Reich Despite Weak Right Hand
Manager Mike Collins notes Fulton has a fine right hand but fears using it due to a guard band injury. Reich covers up, leaving few openings besides the top of the head. Many New York sports writers doubt Fulton’s chances against stronger opponents, yet Ike Dorgan believes Fulton can beat all except Moran, Wittard, Dillon, and possibly Weinert.
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Big Claims For Fred Fulton In Reich Fight Review
Monty reviews Fred Fulton's May fighting prospects with Max Reich in New York. Fulton appears uncertain, training at home with Mike Collins handling management while awaiting a return to face Coffey or Weinert. The piece praises Fulton’s left hand and reach, notes Reich’s strength, and recalls the bout's brutal ninth round where Fulton hurt his opponent and later sprained his middle fingers, forcing a right-handed stay.
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Wolgast Accepts Offer for Denver Match May 30
Ad Wolgast, world lightweight champion, wired Salt Lake promoters to move his bout to Balt Lake on March 17 instead of May 10. He risks a $1000 forfeit and cites the Denver proposition with Freddie Welsh as influencing his decision. Denver promoters offered $5000 plus 35 percent of receipts for a Welsh-Wolgast match in Denver May 30.
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Eleventh Season for Tyrus Cobb
Tyrus Cobb enters his eleventh season as a premier major league hitter. From 1905 he began his rise with the Detroit club, replacing Lick Cooley in center and never benched except once as a pinch hitter. His ten-year span includes a .320 debut season and a record as a longtime American League champ at bat.
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American Women Golfers May Lose Title to Foreign Ships
American women golfers risk losing the national championship to foreign challengers as the field narrows. Mrs. Clarence H. Vanderbeck remains reigning national champion while Miss Marian Holling and other contenders such as Mina Tian Wyre, Miss Alena String, Miss Georginia Mahon, and Mrs. Pendleton Rogers compete for the crown.
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Gavin Seeks Season Golf Honors Against Vanderbeck
Mrs William Gavin the English champion arrives in America and declares intent to enter all season tournaments. She expects tough competition from Mrs Clarence Vanderbeck, last season’s national champion, whose American style and accuracy from three prove formidable.
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Tigers clinch first win over Utes in rough game
In Los Angeles on May 5 the Tigers defeated the Utes 5 to 1 as Vernon, Decamiere, and Spencer led the attack while Jack Warhop endured heavy pressure early. Blankenship subbed in after five Tigers scored, lifting Los Angeles to third place while Utah dropped to fourth.
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Chicago bats stumble as Cleveland tops them 3 to 2
May 6 report from Chicago notes a sixth inning miscue started by Jobo Graney sealing Chicago’s 3 to 2 defeat. Scoring by innings shows Cleveland taking the lead in the late stage while Chicago faltered in the field and at the plate.
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Miss Vesta Stibbs Opens Her Own Trotting Farm
Cleveland Ohio May 6 The fight between the American and National Trotting Associations dominates Ohio tracks as managers blame the divisions for chaos and confusing rules. Miss Vesta Stibbs Lebanon is among the few women to train and race horses, having trained the trotter Orphan and other horses in recent years and now runs a farm and has earned prize money in the business.
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Tigers Take One From Salt Lake In Rain Postponement
Reported scores show San Francisco leading Oakland 4 to 6 and Vernon 5 to Salt Lake 1, with Los Angeles and Salt Lake games affected by rain. Series standings list San Francisco, Oakland, Salt Lake, Vernon, Los Angeles, and Portland with varied wins.
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San Francisco Seals Edge Oaks 3 2 in League Play
In a National League matchup San Francisco defeated Oakland 3 to 2. The Seals started strong as the Oaks surprised the mound and failed to settle. Key players Hite and GudMS contributed, while San Francisco's pitching held firm to secure the win.
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Baseball Scores and Rain Postponements Report
Yesterday results across the American League show St Louis defeating Cincinnati while Chicago and Pittsburgh faced losses. Rain postponed the New York Boston and Philadelphia Brooklyn games. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit with Washington at Philadelphia and New York at Boston. continues on page fourteen.
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