Clarks force A C M back to cellar post
Coleman leads Clarks to a 7 to 5 victory over A C M, lifting Clark ahead in the standings. Delaney and Mayler struggle as Clark fielders provide airtight support, while Coleman contributes a two-base hit and a home run as Clark seizes control early and holds on.
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Coleman
Ace Chucker
Clark
Delaney
Mayler
Cole-Pitts
Moore
Tremblay
Metlen
Morton
Thompson
Collard
Eden
Chariton
Rathjen
Lang
Godfrey
Wade
Metten
Meulen
Charlton
Tremblzy
Colbert
Rumeey
O'Connell
McKain
Rathien
Ecore Clarks
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Weder
Kaix
Siever
Slodfrey
Leng
Oflaney
Meyter
Esone
Mayter
Whitesides
Pour Round Draw Between Colima and Duffy
Associated Press report from Oakland July 5 states Bert Colima of Los Angeles and Jimmy Duffy of Oakland boxed four rounds to a draw in a Pacific coast welterweight championship bout.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
Bert Colima
Los Angeles
Jimmy Duffy
Single in Eighth Gives Boston 7 6 Victory
The Associated Press reports Boston beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 as John Quinn's eighth inning single produced two runs. Philadelphia led 5 1 before Boston rallied. final score 7 to 6 with Haasty Harrison Kellett Braggy Quinn Picinich in the batteries.
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Associated Press
Oston
John Quinn
Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Haasty, Harrison, Kellett and
Braggy
Quinn and
Picinich
Cleveland 10 Detroit 0 in AP report from Cleveland
Associated Press report from Cleveland says the Indians defeated Detroit 10 to 0 to even the series and stay in the first division. Holloway allowed 4 runs on 18 hits as Wells Bassler Manion Smith and ONeil provided support. In St Louis, a separate July 5 game saw Chicago lose 4 to 3 after trailing early despite a late push. Cvengros Schalk and Severeid handled the Chicago lineup while Davis backed up for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Detroit
R.H. E
Holloway
Wells
Bassler
Manion
Smith
O'Neil
Browns
ST. Louis
St. Louis Today
Chicago
R. EH. E
Cvengros
Schalk
Davis
Severeid
Boston shuts out Dodgers 3 to 0 as Barnes shines
In Brooklyn on July 5 Jegss Barnes limited Brooklyn to four hits while Boston won 3 to 0. Batteries Barnes and Smith vs Ca dore Henry and Taylor. In Philadelphia St Louis defeated the Phillies 16 to 12 in a poorly played contest with Hornsby hitting two homers and a double in four trips.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Jegss Barnes
Dodgers
Boston
R.H. EB
Barnes and Smith
Cadore
Henry and
Taylor
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hornsby
R.B. E. Oi
North
Stuart
Pfeffer
Barfoot
Ainsmith
McCurdy
Weinert
Winters
Ragan
Hubbell
Wilson
Eddie Hearne Wins Kansas City Classic Auto Race
Eddie Hearne of Los Angeles won the 250 mile national championship at Kansas City in 2 21 21.15 earning second in the national driver ratings. Earl Cooper finished second eight laps back with 2 27 33.85. Harlan Fengler placed third and Dave Lewis fourth. Only five of 12 starters finished amid motor trouble and one accident with no injuries. Harry Hartz survived a rear tire blowout. Jimmy Murphy exited after 144 laps.
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Associated Presa
Kansas City
Eddie Hearne
Los Angeles
Hearne
Earl Cooper
Harlan Fengler
Dave Lewis
Harry Hartz
Hartz
Jimmy Murphy
Murphy
Midget Smith Awarded Decision In Rain Soaked Bout
In Casper July 5 Midget Smith New York bantam defeated Frankie Jummall Chicago after nine rain soaked rounds. Preliminary Harvey Perkins Casper heavyweight stopped Monte Walker Lorraine Ohio in first round. Otto Wallace Milwaukee won referee's decision over Benny Strayer Sioux City and Ted Garton. Omaha won on a foul by Sid Secklin in the fourth round.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Smith
New York
Frankie Jummall
Chicago
Harvey Perkins
Monte Walker
Lorraine
Ohio
Otto Wallace
Milwaukee
Benny Strayer
Sioux City
Ted Gartin
Omaha
Sid Secklin
Kinsey Boys Win Coast Tourney
Kinsey brothers Robert and Howard of San Francisco won the Pacific coast men's doubles championship beating Harvey Bnodgrase and Nat Brown of Los Angeles 6-3 6-2 6-2. Their victory secures Pacific coast representation for the national tourney in Boston on the 29th.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Robert and
Howard Kinsey
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Harvey Bnodgrase
Nat Brown
Kinseys
Boston
Hamilton Beats Kelly In 16 Round Fight at Salt Creek
Bud Hamilton of Denver bantamweight defeated Joe Kelly of Pueblo in a 16 round boxing match at Salt Creek Wyoming. Hamilton led by a wide margin throughout and is tentatively set to meet Eddie Anderson of Moline Illinois in Casper later in July following a prior newspaper decision over Midget Smith.
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Kelly
Salt Creek
Wyo
Bud Hamilton
Denver
Joe Kelly
Pueblo
Smith
Eddie Anderson
Moline
Ilinois
Casper
Dempsey Arrives in Butte on Way to Salt Lake City
Champion boxer Jack Dempsey, arriving with his father and retinue in a special car, signals he may fight again before Labor Day. He praises Gibbons, plans haying at the ranch, and hints at possible bouts with Greb, Willard, Firps, or Gibbons while touring Yellowstone Park and Los Angeles with associates Mike Trant and W D Hinds.
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Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Butte
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Charlie
Joe Mudro
Salt Lake
Northern Pacific
Mudro Brothers
Dempsey
Charlie Mudro
Jack
Dempsey Ranch
Mike Trant
W. D. Hinds
Portland
Hinds
Trant
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Hinds
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Chicago
Shelby
New York
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Charille
Thornton Hotel
West
Willard
Firps
Greb
Tendler Freedman coin not returned in Michigan City
In Michigan City on July 5 15 000 fight fans paid to see Lew Tendler versus Gallor Freedman but Tendler refused to enter the ring causing the match to be canceled. Federal officers from Indianapolis said the money is in a bank and not attached with government revenue decisions pending. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons said rain checks and stubs will be honored at the next bout in August or on Labor Day.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Lew Tendler
Gallor Freedman
Tendler
Indianapolis
Floyd Fitzsimmons
American Association Scores Reported Across Cities
American Association standings show Kennas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Saint Paul with 3 9 14 and no additional games scheduled. The fragment notes a sequence of city names and numbers, indicating a regional tally without further context or dates.
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American Association
Pregg
Kennas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
T. Paul
Pittsburg at Philadelphia in National League games
National League matchups include Pittsburg at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Boston, and St. Louis at Brooklyn. American League features Washington at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at St. Louis, and Boston at Cleveland.
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National League
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
T Louis Owes
Washtngton
Boston Ohare
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Portland
Salt Lake
Vernon
Beattie
Oakland
Lenglen Loses World Mixed Doubles Title at Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports Suzanne Lenglen losing the mixed doubles final four deciders to Randolph Licett and Elizabeth Ryan, 7-5 6-3 in the semi finals. Lenglen and Jean Washer were upset, marking a rare defeat for the famed player. Kathleen McKane advances to the women’s singles final against Lenglen. Eleanor Goss and Vlasto exit women’s doubles in the round before semis.
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The
Associated Press
Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen
Jean Washer
Randolph Licett
Elizabeth Ryan
Suzanne
Mile
Lenglen
Kathleen McKane
Eleanor Goss
Mile. Vlasto
Greece
Joan Austin
Evelyn Colyer
England
Vincent Richards
Molla Mallory
W. C. Crawley
Accident Ends Hoover Diamond Sculls Run at Henley
Walter M. Hoover of Duluth Minnesota lost a chance to win the diamond sculls after an accident in the first heat on the Thames. His blade struck a log boom marking the course and split, allowing D. H. L. Gollan of The Leanders to seize the lead and the opportunity to claim the cherished Henley trophy.
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Associated Press
Henley
Thames
Walter M. Hoover
Duluth
Minn
America
Hoover
D. H. L. Gollan
Leanders
Tri cities bid for second Dempsey Gibbons bout
Davenport Iowa July 6 the tri cities Rock Island Moline Kil Davenport joined in a bid for a second bout between Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons Through the Exchange club of Rock Island a telegram was sent to the managers of the fighters assuring them that satisfactory financial arrangements could be made immediately
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Associated Press
Davenport
Iowa
Tri-Cities
Rock Island
Moline
Kil
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Exchange Club of
Dempsey Gibbons Fight Purses Sink After Shelby Debacle
Financial disaster at the Shelby bout signals death knell for exorbitant purses in title fights. Promoters guaranteed Jack Dempsey a record purse of 310000, but receipts will fall short, with Dempsey receiving 210000 more than most matches except the Georges Carpentier bout. Similar deficits hit Kilbane Criqui and Wilde Villa title bouts at Polo Grounds, each tied to champion-guaranteed purses and weak gate receipts.
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Associated Press
New York
Shelby
Michigan City
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Sailor Freedman
Chicago
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Georges Eta
Polo Grounds Athletic Club
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Criqui
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Wilde
Kilbane
Gonot League Results From San Francisco and Los Angeles
San Francisco games show 66 runs with errors and multiple battery pairings. Batteries Fittery and Schang, Scott and Agnew for the home team. Los Angeles match notes Salt and others with unclear line scores. Portland and Oakland games postponed due to rain and wet grounds in Seattle.
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The
Associated Press
San Francisco
R. H. E. Backamgmig
Fittery and Schang, Scott and Agnew
Vernon
Portland
Oakland
Seattle
Boxing Reform Proposed After High Admission Prices
Promoter Tom O Rourke says fighters will box on a percentage basis and top seat prices capped at ten dollars for title bouts. Tex Rickard notes the public tires of high purses and managers demands. Shelby may mark the last boom town chosen for a championship match as critics urge closer to large population centers.
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Tom O'Rourke
Polo Grounds
Tex Rickard
Shelby
Port Arthur Aims to Bid for Dempsey Gibbons Bout
Port Arthur Ontario July 5 The chamber of commerce will bid to host a return heavyweight championship bout between Champion Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibbons. The chamber says Port Arthur is ideal for a championship fight due to three transcontinental rail lines and strong rail and water connections to major centers in Canada and the United States.
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Associated Press
Port Arthur
Ont
Hoquiam Boxer Ted Krache Beats Sacco in Six-Round Bout
Hoquiam Washington July 5 Ted Krache defeated Boston light weight contender Jimmy Sacco on points after six evenly fought rounds at a local arena. Krache controlled the action with effective aggression and steady jabbing throughout the bout.
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The
Associated Press
Hoquiam
Wash
Ted Krache
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Amateurs from Inwood tourney join 1923 Open field
New York July 5 thirty four amateurs are among 360 golf stars in the 1923 American Open at Inwood Country Club Long Island. Qualifying days tee off with ninety contests daily. Defending champion Gene Carazon opens with Leo Diegel, while Jock Hutchinson Chick Fraser William Mehlhorn Pat O'Hara Chuck Evans and Jack Burke are listed among the prominent pairings.
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Associated Press
New York
Inwood Country Club
Long Island
United States Golf Association
Gene Carazon
Briar Cliff
Leo Diegel
Washington
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Chick Fraser
Los Angeles
William Mehlhorn
Shreveport
Pat O'Hara
Chuck Evans
Will Bar Jeffries As Jersey Referee
Trenton New Jersey boxing commissioner Newton Bugbee announced that Jim Jeffries former world heavyweight champion will not be permitted by New Jersey law to referee the Firpo Willard contest at Boyle's Thirty Acres on July 12.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Jim Jeffries
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Newton Bugbee
New Jersey
Tendler Leaves Chicago After Detroit Fight Mixup
Lew Tendler left Chicago for the East after failing to meet Sailor Freedman in Michigan City yesterday. Tendler and his manager Phil Glassman checked out of a Chicago hotel shortly after arriving back from Michigan City.
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Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Sailor Freedman
Michigan City
Ind
East
Phil Glassman
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