Mike Gibbons Retires After Ten Ring Years In St. Paul
Mike Gibbons known as the Phantom announces retirement after a decade in boxing. He cites weight gain making 158 pounds untenable and his brother Tommy to pursue the name in the sport. Gibbons praised as one of boxing’s most graceful clever middleweights who never won the championship.
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McGoorty
Clabby McFarland
Jeff Smith
Moira Ferns
McAlister
Howell
Willie Lewis
McCarron
Brown
Lewis
Ahearn
Ferns
McAllister
Oil City Derrick Reports May Completions Lag Oil Output
The Oil City Derrick notes May saw more well completions than April but little rise in new production. April output was 7901 barrels, May 1907. Southwest Pennsylvania saw 45 wells in May with 18 producers averaging 4 barrels each, total 72 barrels.
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Oil City
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Market Steel and Baseball Talk in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
A broadcast of figures compares pressure under human, horse, and tractor hooves. Jeers and boasts mark a Boston transfer deal as Herzog claims leverage over McGraw amid tense negotiations. Jess Willard disputes applying the new job order to his heavyweight championship status.
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Boston
McGraw Blew In Whistling and Blinking With Mr. Hempstead
Mr Haughton
Mac
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Mr. Haughton
Matty
Charley
Jess Willard
Oil market slides as European war fears unsettle stocks
New York June 1 prices moved lower at the open as war developments from France and Germany influenced trading. Major issues fell 1 to 2 points with mixed recoveries later, led by declines in Marne and Reading while steel and railroad stocks also weakened before partial rebounds.
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Inspiration
Harvard Meets Yale On Water Again Today
Harvard and Yale renew their rare two mile shell race on the Housatonic River just outside New Haven. The Crimson crew, favored by critics, will row in a Yale shell after Harvard opposed sending its own boat. Spectators will be limited due to freight traffic and the shorter distance is expected to prompt early sprints.
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Yesterday's Baseball and Crew Results From East to Midwest
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh defeating St Louis 12 to 7 at home and New York beating Philadelphia 6 to 1. Rochester topped Buffalo 4 to 1 while Syracuse defeated Toronto 6 to 2. Harvard and Yale crews discussed with a long history, rowing events noted, and several scheduled games listed across cities including Columbus, Detroit, and Baltimore.
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Giants Seek Fresh Stand at Home After Trip
The New York Giants, battered on a western trip but leading the National League by one game, return to the Polo Grounds for a home test. They face the Pittsburgh Pirates today as St Louis and Brooklyn duel a half game apart in the race.
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I. N. B. Sport News
New York
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Polo Grounds
McGraw
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Slender Wins and Slumps Across Early Baseball Page
Slim Sallee edged his foe by a slim margin as the Giants suffered a costly loss with Niehoff broken leg. Eddie Cicotte finally wins a ball game while Williams and Murphy spark the Sox. Urban Shocker aids the Browns as the Pirates beat the Cardinals in Pittsburgh. Six pitchers face punishment from batter clashes and suspensions stir the Yankees.
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Gilants
Niehoff
Eddie Cicotte
Willams
Cleveland
Murphy
Eddie Collins
Baseball Banter and Early Season News
A sports column covers player antics and early season results. Joe Jackson’s mishap, Connie Mack jokes, Pike Peterson’s shutout effort, and the Bender sale to the New York Americans are noted. Niehoff breaks his leg in a collision, while Carey Burns and Geo Burns threaten base stealing leadership. Charley Herzog’s feud with McGraw hints at internal New York tensions.
Deepest Lake in America Known as Great Sunken Lake
The Great Sunken Lake in the Cascade valley north of Jacksonville Oregon is described as perhaps the deepest lake in the country and possibly the world. It spans about 15 miles by 4 miles and lies so deep winds cannot reach it with a surface as smooth as glass. It is nicknamed the lake of mystery.
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Cascade Mountains
Jacksonville
Ore
Market closes strong as bonds hold steady
New York closes with a strong market session. Government bonds stay unchanged while railway and other bonds show strength.
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New York
Markets Report Cleveland Stockyard Notes
Supply light and steady prices across several categories. Prime cows veal calves and lambs show varying quotes with overall steady to lower trend amid mixed demand. Receipts total 16, with several price bands listed for fat cattle and hogs by weight and quality.
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