Dempsey Barred From Matches Before Wills Fight
New York and state athletic commission bars any boxer facing Dempsey before he signs for the title bout with Harry Wills. The move tightens penalties for dilatory signing and bonds, with Tex Rickard and Paddy Mullins commenting on the situation. The ruling also clarifies that Micky Walker faces no action until his Shade bout deadline passes.
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Dempsey comments on New York ban and Wills fight
Jack Dempsey said New York boxing commission ban on Wills bout allows promoters elsewhere to arrange a match. He suspects a club or promoter is targeted and remains negotiating with Paddy Mullins through Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons and Rob Roy Benton echo Dempsey is through with New York, noting a $7 a week vaudeville offer.
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Senators Rout Ty Cobb's Crew
Tom Zachary pitched Detroit to four hits as the Senators won 5 to 2 to take three of four from the Tigers. Zachary struck out seven, doubled as a batter and scored twice, while Bucky Harris collected two doubles and two singles in four at bats.
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Yankees Beat Indians 4 1 To Complete Sweep
The Yankees won 4 to 1 in New York, taking three of four from the Cleveland Indians. A seventh inning rally produced three New York runs while Cleveland errors aided the comeback. Shocker pitched the complete game with seven Indians hits allowed. no pitching changes occurred in the four game series.
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Baseball Scores From Chicago to Philadelphia
NATIONAL Chicago 6, Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 4, New York 2. Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia 6. AMERICAN Philadelphia 9, Chicago 3. New York 4, Cleveland 1. Washington 6, Detroit 2. Boston 7, St. Louis 10. ASSOCIATION Toledo 6, Minneapolis 1. Columbus 6, St. Paul 9. Indianapolis 10, Kansas Louisville 6. Shocker struck out 1, Karr 3.
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Browns Sweep Red Sox 10 7 Behind Jacobson Highlight
St Louis Browns victory over Boston Red Sox 10 7 seals three game series. Fuhr yields seven hits and five runs in the third inning as McManus drives in five with a bases loaded double and Jacobson belts a left field home run. Evans McManus Flagstead key hits. Jacobson homers for St Louis.
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Stribling Knocks Out Lee in Second Round Here
Salt Lake City action sees William L. Stribling of Atlanta knockout Johnny Lee of Chicago in the scheduled 10 rounds. Stribling weighed 176 pounds, Lee 196.
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Cardinals sweep Giants as suspension sidelines Hornsby
The St. Louis Cardinals win their third straight over the New York Giants 4 to 2 in the final game of the series. Hornsby serves a three day suspension for arguing with Umpire Sweeney yesterday, with Jimmy Cooney starting at second base.
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Deer Lodge to host Labor Day auto races
The International Motor Contest Association grants Deer Lodge Kiwanis a Labor Day race sanction for Sept 1 making Deer Lodge the Northwest site for a high altitude auto meet. Last year’s event drew large crowds as Breitenstein of Great Falls oversaw entries and racing at the half mile course. Preliminary duties and entries will be handled by Breitenstein arriving Aug 25.
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Dick Kerr Reinstated in Organized Baseball
Dick Kerr former White Sox pitcher and 1919 World Series hero was reinstated in organized baseball by Commissioner Landis in Chicago on August 4.
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Terris Wins Narrow Decision Over Galiano in New York
Sid Terris of New York defeated Basil Galiano of New Orleans on a 12 round decision after Galiano nearly KOed Terris in the seventh round. The bout took place here tonight.
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Greb Knocks Out Smith In Fourth Round
Harry Greb world middleweight champion knocks out Ed Smith of Neodesha Kansas in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Kansas City tonight.
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Anacondas Open With Strong Start To Top League Leaders
The Angdes defeated the Clarks 7 to 2 at Athletic Field amid injuries as Erickson held the visitors to scattered hits and Zanic delivered a surprise relief stint. Ridings homered and Averill added two three baggers as Angdes opened with a barrage in the first inning. A cafeteria has appeared in London.
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