Georges Carpentier Nears Fight After Daily Training
Georges Carpentier finished a long training day at NHASSET New York camp and said he feels better than ever. He jogged, boxed in a barn during rain, weighed 172 pounds, and planned light work tomorrow then travel to New York and prevent visitors as he rests before the fight.
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Mayors greet Benny Leonard upon arrival in Benton Harbor
Benny Leonard, light weight champion, arrived to defend his title Monday against Sailor Freedman of Chicago. Mayors of Benton Harbor and St Joseph led a large welcome with a band and about half the local population. He plans his first workout here tomorrow.
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Indictments Over Counterfeit Fight Tickets Declared
Five men were indicted by the grand jury on second degree forgery related to counterfeit tickets for the Dempsey Carpentier fight. Promoter Tex Rickard filed the complaint. Also reports: William H. Baker trades John Rawlings and Charles Stengel to New York Nationals for Goldie Rapp, Lee King and Lance Richbourg. Homer Taylor, late star at Sedro Woolley, joins Toledo baseball club. American Association scores listed: Louisville 6 Columbus 6. Kansas City 10 Minneapolis 4. St Paul 1. Indianapolis 2 Toledo 1.
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Gloves Selected for Gladiators
The gloves for the Dempsey Carpention heavyweight title fight in Jersey City were set to be tested tonight in Tex Rickard’s office. The French challenger will wear gloves slightly smaller than Dempsey’s, each weighing 8 ounces. They are dark maroon with blue taped wrists, crafted from best leather and curled wool.
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Jersey City
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Two Victories Over White Sox By St Louis
St Louis pitchers Gilder and Kolp won both games against Chicago. First game 6 to 1 and second 1 to 0. White Sox had four hits in each contest. Williams hit his thirteenth homer of the season in the second game.
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Permit 19 Issued For Title Fight In New Jersey
Jersey City June 30 chairman Robert L. Doherty of the New Jersey boxing commission issued the permit for the Carpentier Dempsey bout to the New Jersey Athletic club and George L Tex Rickard after arena inspection. Prosecutor Garven said he will not present the Reform Bureau complaint unless more evidence of conspiracy is offered. Dr Wilbur S Crafts urged governors to block the bout while Edwards said the fight will go on legally. Crafts also wrote Governor Sproul inviting him to stay away.
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Big Heavyweight Championship Bout Set For Saturday Time
Promoter Tex Rickard announced the world heavyweight title event will feature two preliminaries starting at 1 p.m. with the main bout expected to begin around 3 p.m. eastern daylight time or 2 p.m. eastern standard time. The event aims for minimal delays in presentation.
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Pasadena Meet Promises Records Set By College Stars
The National Amateur Athletic Union track meet lands in Pasadena next Monday and Tuesday with top college athletes from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and California. Notables include Gus Pope, Vic Hurley, Reg Pratt, Arthur Tuck, Snook, Eldon Senne, Perrine and Pad123ock whose bid for new AAU marks draws wide attention amid clubs like New York Athletic and Chicago Athletic. Padock aims to break records in the 100 and 220 yard sprints as his final college appearance, while rivals from Boston Chicago and New York loom.
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Pittsburg takes two from Reds in baseball twinbill
Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 11 innings after a protest loaded game. Luque pitched the first and started the second, leaving after the seventh as Pittsburg pulled away on five hits. In the nightcap Luque again faced the Reds with Brenton and Wing and Schmidt behind him as Pittsburg won 6 to 3.
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GM Team Secures 10-3 Victory In Tight Night Split
In a rough game the GM team defeated Mo by 10 to 3 as Mack speared five, Hoyer and Dockstader starred with solid plays. The night also saw a juvenile baseball match, Western Union Sluggers beating Dakota Street Stars 5 to 4 in seven innings. Coast League results: Portland 2 Seattle 6 Vernon 0 San Francisco 8 Sacramento 8 Salt Lake 3 Oakland 7 Los Angeles 14.
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West Side beats South Butte Pirates 6 to 4 in opener
An amateur baseball game at South Butte ground ended 6 to 4 with West Side defeating the Pirates. Pitching details show Wookey for West Side and Sampson Wels for the Pirates, though the full battery list is incomplete.
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Georges Bagkers Demand Big Fights In New York
The fight wave draws thousands of enthusiasts to Manhattan with special trains and cars arriving to queue for a Saturday cross Hudson to Jersey City. The Woodland Bards from Chicago join the crowd, while betting odds favor Carpentier over Dempsey as prelims and six rounds loom.
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Dempsey Plans Secret Departure Ahead of Big Fight
Atlantic City report notes Jack Dempsey will leave for Jersey City tonight to rest before facing Georges Carpentier in a title bout. Manager Jack Kearns says the departure site is kept secret and the champion will be kept in seclusion for 24 hours to ensure calm before the arena fight.
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Jersey City
Tex Rickard
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True sportsmanship banquet honors Tex Rickard
New York June 30 Tex Rickard promoter of the Dempsey Carpentier fight was guest of honor at a true sportsmanship banquet hosted by the American People's League. The event highlighted boxing history and promoting fair play among athletes and fans.
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