Canzoneri Beats Bass In Non Title Bout At Park
Tony Canzoneri defeats Benny Bass in a 10 round bout at Philadelphia's Phillies Park. The New Yorker dominates with five rounds to Bass's three while Bass suffers a cut above the eye. Weigh ins show Bass 125 1/4 and Canzoneri 129 8 4, with Canzoneri later weighing 131 1/4.
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Pedestrian killed in Houston crash and train collision victim near death
A Houston report notes a pedestrian died after being struck by an automobile last night while another man hit by a train Sunday night remained near death. M. B. Snow, 54, a street and bridge department employee, died in a hospital. Dewey Sanders, 17, a dairy employee and driver of the car that struck Snow, was charged with assault by automobile. W. C. Collins, 26, a setter, was at the point of death.
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Baseball's lively ball debated by Heydler in Chicago
In Chicago magnates debated the livelier ball and faster game. NL chief Heydler said the present game is better and more entertaining, with fans favoring home runs and action. Boston Braves rose unexpectedly, while Bill McKechnie rebuilt a competitive lineup. Horton Smith faltered but remained near Open contention after Interlachen bids.
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Mandell Defers Comment On Doping Story After Loss
Sam mandell refused to address a Rockford Register Gazette report claiming circumstantial evidence he was drugged before losing the lightweight title to Al Singer. He said he had no knowledge of the story before its publication and wished to avoid a statement.
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New York
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Drage
Former Champion Falls Ill After Bout Says He Was Ill
He said the former champion appeared ill after the bout and that his tongue was badly coated, describing the postfight condition as concerning.
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Major League Leaders Including July 21
National League leading batters and pitchers with names such as O Doul Cuyler Klein Terry Comorosky and Wilson. Lists include runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs with Klein and Ruth among the top players for the Phillies Cubs and Yankees. American League leaders feature Simmona Ruth Gehrig Hodapp McManus and Comb as top players in batting runs RBIs and bases stolen.
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