Pancho Villa Flyweight Champion Dies After Surgery
Pancho Villa real name Francisco Giliedo, flyweight champion of the world and first Filipino holder a major title, died at St Marys hospital after anesthesia for throat operation. Infection from swollen throat and dental trouble led to surgery complications and suffocation during the procedure. He had fought Jimmy McLarnin on July 4, losing by decision. Villa had entered the ring despite a swollen jaw and advice against it, and his medical condition worsened in the days after the bout.
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Los Angeles Twirler Signed by Anode Club
Ramsey, a right handed pitcher with the Los Angeles Club of the Coast league, has been signed by the Anodes according to the Sines league bulletin issued by Secretary Wilbur Hantey. Kyle, the marine chucker, is released. Ramsey has appeared in several Angel games as a relief pitcher.
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Hurdle Champion Retires From Track
Hurdle champion Brookins de Oeith hin retiirement marks end of an era in Iowa City. The athlete, long associated with world records, announced plans to formalize retirement after competing in San Francisco on July 4. Officials expect formal approval of the year’s honor to follow, with celebratory acknowledgments anticipated.
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Jailed Boxer-Framing Case Dominates Local Court
A garbled report details a boxing figure charged with framing a rival in a high profile bout. The courtroom heard testimonies from promoter Ch Yuma and associate Maier Siccarihy as authorities seek accountability for alleged manipulation of a fight outcome.
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Bon Fana Beate Golf Tourney Planned in Helena
The ninth annual Bon Fana Beate Golf Association championship details a four day event in Helena. Officials Mapes and Matter announce divisions for men and women with handicaps, various match plays and medal events. Directors include Dopbin, Keppeng, Wood, Langeway, Macdonald, Statter, Rice, and Piggot, with venues and schedules across August 14 to 16.
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Walker Ordered to Box Dave Shade for Welter Title
The Associated Press reports that an order was issued today by the New York athletic commission to require Walker to fight Dave Shade in Walker’s bid for the welterweight title. The decision comes after a recently signed agreement and sets the stage for a key title bout in the near future.
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Pirates Slam Vance as Pirates Beat Brooklyn 8 to 5
The Pirates defeated Brooklyn 8 to 5 in a four-game series, ending Dazzy Vance’s six game winning streak. Vance lasted four innings allowing 11 of Brooklyn’s 12 hits and seven stolen bases. Milton Stock contributed six consecutive assists in the frame, a likely major league record.
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Browns Rip Senators in Big 14 to 2 Victory
St. Louis Browns surged to fourth in the American League by thumping the Washington Senators 14 to 2. The Browns collected 19 hits, with Ken Williams belting his 21st homer as part of a six inning barrage. Johnson’s club won three of four in the series and crossed the 800 mark for the season.
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Charlton Taps Roller To Break Up Lively Clark Park Contest
Charlton and Roller sparked a close league game at Clark Park as the Clarks edged Anodes 9 to 8. Ridings, McKain and Taylor starred for the Clarks with key hits while Anodes mounted a seventh inning rally before Rodda closed it out.
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Reds Triumph In High Scoring Boston Clash
Cincinnati rallied with a nine run sixth inning to beat Boston 9 to 6. A sunlit fly ball mishap by Welsh allowed three Reds runs as Luque pitched for Cincinnati.
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Ode Loses Streak as Season Dipsdeeper
In a chaotic game the article describes a string of miscues and misplays, with unclear names and fragmented events. It mentions Meda, Goleman, Teareau, Hutchinson, Loy, and Mautehinacs among scattered actions. The narrative implies a prolonged losing streak and sporadic batting and pitching mishaps leading to a disappointing result.
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