Boxing Roundup Sets Middleweight Title Stakes This Week
Contenders McGoorty Clabby Murray Chip Dillow and others battle across Sydney, San Francisco, Kansas City and more with Clabby aiming for the crown after recent wins over McGoorty while Dillon and Chip seek to prove themselves as the top middleweight in a week of anticipated bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie McGoorty
Badger Bear
Jimmy Clabby
Sydney
Australia
Billy Murray
California
George Chip
San Francisco
Cal
Jack
Dillow
Sailor Petroskey
Kansas City
Legian Auccessor
McGoorty
Clabby
Jack Dillon
Dillon
Hooster
Dylen
McFarland
Murray
al McCoy
Chip
Gunner Moler
Don O'Kelly
Hull
Sagland
Diemy Daffy
Sammy Robideau
Buffalo
Pegouia Schieberwa
Young Wellace
Misaouia
Mont
Kid Williance
Kid Herman
New Orleans
Dombadier Wella Va
Colin Hell
London
England
Dack Britton
Matty Baldwin
New York City
Johnny Hilliane
Knockomi Mara
Cincinnati
Ohio
al Norton
Joe Bonds
Butte
Salior
Johnny Griffith
Canton
Otto Kobler
Battling Roper
Joe Mandot
Johnny Dundee
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Brothers on the mound shape historic battery pair
The piece recounts the first known modern baseball battery formed by two brothers George and Fred Tyler. Manager Stallings, inspired by the success, brings Fred into camp. George notes Fred’s catching strength, and Martin Walsh’s Chicago lineage is mentioned as a parallel example. The plan foresees White Sox and Cubs pennants with Ed and the narrator pitching opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runton Keaves
George
Tyler Thia
George Therne O Wher
Vanacer Stulings
Georga
Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
White Sox
Comiskey
The
Sox
Boston
Bil Carrigan
Cleveland
Birmingham
New York
Chancé
Cubs
Loula
Rickey
Brookstyn
Robinson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Herzog
O'Day
Americans Enter English Track and Rowing Championships
Prominent American and Yale athletes travel to London to compete in the English track national field championships at Stamford Bridge on July 3 and 4. Participants include James Wendell Wesley Kier Potter Jimmy Patterson and Harry Smith from New York clubs, Homer Baker Hal Hocking Tom Paton Tom Kelly, Val Havens Rhodes Scholar, and possible Hannes Kolehmainen for the mile. The same two days see American rowing clubs vying for honors at the Royal Hanley Regatta on the river.
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Stamford Bridge
London
James Wendell
Wesley Kier
Potter
Yale
Jimmy Patterson
Fenn
Harry Smith
Hrons Church Athletic Associa UN New York
Homer Baker
Hal Hocking
Tom Paton
New Yous Athlette Club
Tom Kelly
high-American Athletic Club
New York
Val Havens
Brooklyn
Oxford
Hannes Kolehmainen
Managers in baseball show ruthless turnover and loyalty
The piece argues that risking a manager’s job is common in both major leagues, where winning records determine tenure. It highlights leaders like Mack, Griffith, McGraw, Clarke, and Dooin, noting that success often depends on player material and fan pressure shapes firings despite managerial skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Griffith
Cincinnati Club
McGraw
Clarke
Dooin
Phillies
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Comiskey
Chinese at Olympics Instructor Aims for Chinese Leaders
J H Crocker former Brantford secretary and M C A instructor at Shanghai has been appointed athletics instructor to U M C A members there He currently heads preparatory work in China for the Berlin Olympic games and expects a Chinese team to be among the leaders.
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J. H. Crocker
Brantford
Canada
M. C.A
Shanghai
Crocker
China
Majority of Prize Fighters of Temperamental Disposition
Frank G. Menike reports on prizefighters' temperaments and idiosyncrasies. Jimmy Dime, a veteran manager from Newcastle, Pa., details methods for handling fighters, noting dan Dalley’s pastry craving and a cream puff incident with alum flavor, Tommy Jones’s tango habit, Joe’s jewel collection, George Chip and Bearcat Tom MacMahon’s quirks, Patsey Brannigan’s meticulous prefight grooming, and the overall challenge of keeping temperamental contenders in line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Menike
New York
Jas
Jimmy Dime
Newcastle
Chris Columbus
Sandy Hook
Dime
Dan Dalley
Steng
Dan
Tommy
Oeip
George Chip
al McCoy
Hag
Joe
Bearcat
Tom MacMahon
Miho
Patsey Brannigan
Patey
Patsy
Entry of Foreign Oarsmen Is Making British Anxious
English oarsmen fear a foreign invasion at Henley as crews from America Canada and Germany vie for the grant challenge cup in early July. Belgium won the cup in 1905 1908 and 1909 and Ves per Boat Club of Philadelphia nearly won in 1916. Leander faces a decline in local talent as graduates drift to business or abroad. Leander captaincy passes to A F R Wiggins with R L Bourne to stroke, joined by Scrutten C S Clark and Hersfall from various clubs. sources say more crews await formation after summer races. Government entries include Rud er Verein Mayence Harvard Athletic Association Haat Club Union Boat Club Winnipeg Rowing Club and others. Thames Nautique Ghent and other clubs contest cups. Diamond seullsula includes names like James B Ayer and Paul Withington. Coaches school to train football mentors led by Andy Smith of Purdue in coming month. Harness racing season to start July 20 in Detroit.
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EL Welker
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Byrne
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Crandall
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Hooper
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Phi
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Melones
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NiMler
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Gibaon
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Young
Ang Burns
Det
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Kavanaugh
McCarthy
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One Hard Race Questioned for Harvards Donovan
Harvard athlete Cor Toach Donavan argues no runner should face two hard races in one day and a heavy meet. The debate centers on whether multi event fatigue risks serious injury. Meanwhile Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV aims to lift the America Cup next September in a bid against the Are jean defenders. British motorboat trophy races at Cowes are set for August 1 13 and possibly 199?
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Cor Toach Donavan
Harvard
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock TV
Arejean
Best Cowes
England
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