Walcott Hand Injury Ends Boxing Peak For Joe Walcott
The piece outlines Joe Walcott withdrawing from boxing after a hand injury from a gun accident. It notes his punch relied on second knuckle power, his decline from prime form, and Honey Melody emerges as a top welterweight with Walcott unlikely to return.
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Honey Melody
Boston
Joe Walcott
Melody
Walcott
Kaan Walcott
Joe Gans
Mergin
Jone
Hoston
Watcott
Joe
Joe Watcott
Boxn & Business
Arbudos Deman
Jersey Bars Still Hidden Dry City By Bishop Act
Long Branch hotels keep bars exposed while crowds drink indoors as screens hide alleys and entrances. No arrests for drunkenness reported. Judge Foster’s enforcement shown by revoking licenses and past violations. Trenton largely dry since January despite no new measures.
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Lyeal
Washington East
X. J
Atlantic City
Batt
Long Ranch
N. J
Long Branch
Cherity
Minde
Judge Foster
Tesau
Second Avenue
Waller
Tenewa
Pleasure Bay
Slice
Trenton
Asylum Managers Fight Coroner Ruling on Killer Inmate
Trenton NJ July 28 The board of Managers of the State Hospital for the Insane protest the coroner’s jury verdict exonerating Moses Kirby a negro inmate who killed Henry Conant an attendant They urge trial by jury arguing Kirby’s sanity should be reconsidered and that inmate status must not shield violent crime liability An effort will seek indictment despite the coroner verdict.
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Woeshington
Trenton
State Hospital For
Moses Kirby
Henry Conant
Kirby
Ava
Regatta Dates listed for Natlungl Worcester Broadwater
A list of rowing events announces Natlungl regatta in Worcester on August 10 and 11, Intercanal club regatta at Broadwater on August 28, and Middle States regatta on the Upper Potomac in early September. The notice notes dates and host locations for regional rowing competitions.
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Worcester
Broadwater
Upper Potomac
Labor
Umpires Leave Outlaws Tr State Life Too Strenuous
Murray and Brown quit the state league amid tensions with officials. Murray claims Crolius threatened his life if Lancaster lost two games. Carpenter shows lack of control as the team faces turmoil.
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Murray and Brown
Murray
Crolius
Lancaster
Carpenter
Murray's Affidavit About Threats to Lancaster Team Ground
On July 7 1906 James Murray swore that June 26 1906 Lancaster baseball manager Fred Crotins warned that two games must be won or the deponent would not leave the grounds alive. Murray said he would provide the games and seek protection on the grounds and that Crotins hoped someone would strike his head with a bat. The statement was sworn before Alderman EW Batzte with Murray signing.
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James Murray
Fred Crotins
Lancaster
Jook
Batzte
Hurst ruling stirs debate over Crawford foul hit
Umpire Tim Hurst ruled Crawford's two base hit settled inside fair territory making it fair, a decision disputed by Stahl Armour and fans. The controversy centers on the meaning of settle and whether height can place a ball in foul or fair territory. President Johnson sought details on the call, highlighting the growing discussion among managers and fans.
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Stahl
Hurst
Crawford
Tim Hurst
Johnson
Waho Sam" Crawford
National Park
Tim
Home Plate
First Base
Wurst
Armour
Besl
Wakefield
Kitson
Detroit
Jim Hurst
Howard
Baseball Budget Yesterday's Games Across Leagues
National League saw Cincinnati edge St Louis 4 to 1 and Chicago win 4 to 1. American Association reports Milwaukee-Milwaukee 10 over St Paul 3, Kansas City 0 over Minneapolis 5, and Louisville 10 over Toledo 6 with a late score 4. Eastern and Southern leagues feature Newark defeating Baltimore 4 to 1 and Memphis beating Little Rock 4 to 1. American League standings show Philadelphia and Detroit strong while New York and St Louis trail.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Milwauler
St. Paul
Kansas City
Kancas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Lousaille
Loulavilla
Toledo
Louieville
Newark
Baltimore
Memphia
Little Rees
New Orleana
Shreveport
New Orleans
W. & Pet
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Nationals
Chicago
Bouror
Brooklyn
Beaton
Virginia Leagu
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Norfolk
Danville
Richmond
Portamouth
Interior
Navy
Agricuture
Jundeo
Ware
Treasury
Fresamen
Duplag
Capital City League
SA Cow
Alovalus
Avanites
Arlingtona
Stephen's
Natonals
Metropolitan
Marquette
St. Vincent
Holy Name
St. Patrick
St. Peter
Reds Win Pitchers Battle in St Louis 1 0
Cincinnati edged St. Louis 1 0 in a pitchers duel as Beebe and Welmer matched zeros. Beebe pitched six innings, Weimer relieved, hitters were held to a few scattered singles. Scouting notes mention Lobert Hugeins Seymour and McBride contributing in the lineup for the Reds while St. Louis defenses faltered late.
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Reds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Beebe
Weimer
Seareg
RHO Abclonal
Rao
Noonan
Lobert
Hostatter
Low
Odwetl
bi—McBride
Hugegina
Schiel
Hostetwer
Bennett
Huggins
Seymour
McBride
Shannon
Sypltchar
Iby Beebe
Ballz
Om Welmer
Beete
Walmer
Cinuionti
Metsra
Carpenter
Kiem
Outlaw Batters Dougherty Deal Spark Lancaster Team Notice
Dougherty and Deal of Lancaster Pa lead an uprising among the outlaws in the Tri-State League while Pitcher Scott of Johnstown tops batting lists. The piece notes Pat Gallagher’s Lancaster exit rumor and Comiskey’s mounting pressure as Pat vows to stay with Lancaster. Heavy emphasis on upcoming New York racing and season-end plans at Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach.
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Dougherty
Deal
Lancaster
Ted Sullivan
Herrmann
Griffith
Pat
Johnson
Comisky
Charley
Grif
Old Fox
Byron B
Commie
Chicago
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton
Horgen
Saratoga
Baratoga
Sheepshead
G. Au
Scott
Johnstown
Ant
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Fiourney
Harrisburg
Hartman
Altoona
Shielda
Blake
Willamsport Rementar
Wotgand
York
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Tugkiltseh
McPhilips
Joboatown
Lee
Altosun
Attoona
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Ad Leary
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Durbar
Breaal William Chappel
Altoang
Ty Jobnatown
Doescher
Rr Bell
Mannlog
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Matthowa
Ahielda
Applerate
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Catcrers
Jacklitsch
Starnagle
Strob
Schriver
Latimer
Lanegater
Barber
Johnstow
Lanedal
Smith
Williamaport
Leela
Blair
Unglanb
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Calhoun
Gunn
Dean
Downey
Bonner
Po- Gleason
Williamapor
Friar
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Attonni
Barger
Lancasterale
Peeder
Hartlaburi
McHacland
Kelly
Hareleburg
Yiortley
Sammy
Crotius
O'Hara
Kurokt
Martin
Barnebure
Boag
Bohemian
Quail
Ormondale
Gannon
Altoous
Accountant Bres
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Delehanty
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Damabies
Sebring
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Taszisburg
Green
Philadelphia, Public Ledger
Cassidy
Adam
Casey
Umpire Exodus Shakes Tri-State Ball Officials
Two Tri-State umpires have quit within a week as ongoing disputes with President Carpenter flare. Brown and Murray cited safety and mistreatment, with Dougherty suspended briefly amid accusations of bias and violence. The league teeters as more officials may resign before week’s end.
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Tri-State
Tad” Kelly
Carpenter
Fom Brown
Washington
Brown
Murray
Pat Dougherty
Lancaster
Crofus
Joe Ward
Hughes
Philadelpha
Croltus
Dougherty
Old Anse for Sheriff Meeting Backed by Baseballmen
Washington dispatch notes a Monday gathering of baseball players and fans to back Capt. Anson for sheriff. Prominent baseball figures unite in endorsing the "Grand Old Man" with plans to adopt resolutions. President Murphy and Comiskey likely attend. Callahan and others to speak. The meeting opens with A. R. Tierney presiding.
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Washington Iu
Chicago
Anson
Wong
Hus
Charles Murphy
Charley Comiskey
Jimas Callahan
A R_ Tierney
Amateur Baseball Managers’ League
ATS Asd
Lumley Demands 20000 Upfront To Jump Leagues
Brooklyn right fielder Harry Lumley states he would transfer to Williamsport only if the club guarantees 5000 annually for four years and deposits 5000 in advance in his bank. If not, he will not jump to the National League and Williamsport has not yet replied.
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Lumley
New York
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Tri-State
Williamsport
Feguue
Wagner Steals Home In Ninth To Edge Pirates
Chicago gains a 4 3 victory after a ninth inning rally. Wagner steals home from third on a single, sacrifice, and error sequence as Chicago scores the decisive run. Steinfeld and Wagner led Chicago with two base hits each and steals, while Lundgren allowed several runs over 1 6, Willis pitched for Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Wagner
Bhackard
Ganley
Schulte
OlLerch
Chance
Stelofeld
Newtony
Pitsburg
Steinfeld
Sheehan
Slagle
Kling
Tinker
Evers
Evert
Euhdgen
Wills
Dalle
Oit Lundgren
Willis
Merars
John, Stone
G'Day
Fire and Flight: Actress Mrs Carter Faces Towage Bill
Mrs Leslie Carter and party on a 1800 mile tour stop near Stamford when a car catches fire. Miss Munro faints and is revived by Carter. A trolley collision injures Miss Munro. A constable seizes the car over a $6 towage bill. Carter settles later at a Springfield hotel.
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Washington Post
Stamford
Conn
Leslie Carter
Carter
Jinks
Brighton Guns Next Big Handicap on Saturday
Last of the three classic turf features the Brighton handicap with a field including Hamburg Belle Dandelion Kuroki Ormondale Inquisitor Ram's Horn Flip Flap Water Light Tokalon Whimsical Glorifier Top Toe Bull's Eye Kinmesha Cedarstrome First Mason Furst Mason and others. Dandelion, meeting Go Between, weighs lighter and may hold best form from the Suburban defeat. The Jamaica Stakes Thursday headlines the week with Glorifier Nannie Hodge Acro Haut and others in the mix.
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Bohemian
Water Licht
Tokalon
Whimsital
Hamburg Belle
Ormondale
Halifax
Inquisitor
Glorifier
Nannie Hodge
Acro- Haut
Buil's Eye
Diamond
Brighton
J Broolyn
America
Lysafty
Delhi
Burgomenter
Timber
Qissan
Wilk
Whimsical
Hamburg ‘Belle
Dandelion
Kuroki
Cedarstrome
Bull's Hye
Kinmesha
Cairngorm
Mason
Ferreras
Sir Huon
Tip Toe
Will Kiamesha
Perverse
Furst Mason
Broomstick
Capt. Brown
Military and maritime orders and a light social quip
The item lists extended naval duties and leave approvals, including Lieutenant and engineer assignments and preparations for life-saving tug plans in Baltimore. A brief social aside notes a remark about a musician and a witty reply in a Philadelphia Press exchange.
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Revenue Service
W. C. Myers
A. H. Seatly
G. W. Kleimeberg
J. E Relnburg
Temestown Exposition
J. Q. Gralton
C.F Curlist
T. B. Walker
Tuscarora
Segory
Eugene Blake, Jr
Adams
Windom
EP. Deritfort
Cape
D. Walker
W. F Blakemoore
J. W. Lee
J. A. Boore
J.,q. Waltort
Comsuit
Baltimore
Typhoid Precautions and Platts Chlorides Ad
Typhoid fever is prevalent and advises boiling all drinking water and water used for cleansing and brushing teeth. Recommends purifying waste pipes and cellars with Platts Chlorides, an odorless disinfectant sold in quart bottles by Henry B. Plate of New York. daily use assures pure air at home.
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Platt
Henry B. Plate
New York
Hotels and guests listed across major cities
A compiled list shows numerous guests staying at hotels in cities like Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Georgia Indiana Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New York State North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin France Porto Rico Japan and United States Army entries. The document reads as a hotel guest register with names and affiliated hotels, including St James Willard Shoreham Regent and New Willard, across many states and foreign destinations.
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Alabama
Mirs
Charles T Hearn
Aon
Mobile
Shoreham
Mississiepi
Leigh
Missourt
W. A. Douglas
St Louis
New Willard
J. Culden
Maryville
St James
P & Bitter
Morris A Brewster
St. Louws
Bateigh
Nebhaska
C. A. Allenburger
Celum‘bug
B. B. Suaterland
Elliott City
Bodie
Edger M
North Carolina
I. M. Meckins
Elizabeth City
A. Berry
Suam
Raleigh
Ohio
L. Roberts
Cleveland
T Garcon
Liverpool
National
Tinstein
Me Einstein
Ais
Georgette Einstein
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Walter C. Huger
Lancaster
South Creglina
Seattle
John H Eerle
Greenville
St. James
Ennessee
Janie
Fury
Knoxville
Texas
W. B Page
Crockett
Armstrong
Fort Worth
Virginia
Charles Reed
Norfolk
Misc Hess Goll
Roache
Washington
A. W. Spalding
Sattle
Ralelh
West Virginia
William Pearsh
Wheeling
Regent
J. G. Wood
EC. Rafler
C. Powell
Fairmont
Tromwas
P. Jacobs
New Martinsville
Wisconsin
N. L. Morsell
Milwaukee
France
C. Lulegi
Paris
New Wilard
Porto Rico
Otte Schornrieh
Peace
Japan
R Watanabe
Tokyo
United States Army
G. A. McElroy and
Vite
Ephtes
The Snob’s Progress visit chatter in Philadelphia gossip
In a Philadelphia Fress column a social exchange unfolds with Mrs. Snobberly visiting Mrs. Planeman during Mrs De Btyle’s at home day. Planeman anticipates calls while Snobberly laments not being well dressed enough for such visits.
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