Anodes Rally for Sixth Inning Surge to Tie With Clarks
In a tense high school game at Athletic Field, Anodes tied the Clarks at seven in the sixth inning and won with a final rally in the seventh. Key players included Captain Joe McGilone and pitcher Ray Adams contributing to a dramatic comeback as Coleman’s power speedsters were held to scattered singles.
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Smith
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Meuter
Goldstein Defends Bantam Title in Easy Win Over Ledoux
Abe Goldstein, lightweight champion, easily defends his bantam crown in a tame 15 round exhibition at Velodrome A C New York Ledoux showed grit but suffered cuts and nose bleeding as Goldstein controlled most rounds with jabs and rights while Ledoux fought back to the end.
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Associated Press
New York
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Charles Ledoux
France
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Scholz
Paddock
Marquis Released From Team In scattered league notes
Jimmy Marquis recorded five wins and losses in recent battles as he moves on from the Anodes. Erickson, a noted strikeout artist, is set to join the Anodes later this month. Art performs in Weiser while Collette from Pocatello is rumored to join the Lodell crowd.
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Weiser
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Pocatello
Lodell Crow
No Battles This Year for Champion Dempsey
Chicago July 16 Associated press reports world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will not fight this year. His manager says plans involve appearances in Chicago theaters and no opponent has been arranged.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jack Earns
Kearny
Dempsey
Finns Nurmi Ritola Dominate Olympic Distance Racing
The article lauds Nurmi and Ritola as peak athletes who completed grueling events in Antwerp and Paris era, highlighting Ritola’s 26,000 meters in five races and Nurmi’s two distance races five minutes apart. It notes Finland’s record, training discipline, and coaching, praising their stamina and impact on national morale.
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le Testa
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Nurmi
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New York City
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Yrrha
Clarks Triumph in Tough Swing With Powers in Hard Match
Clarks and Powers battled through a tight game with Coleman leading Clarks and Bert Babb pitching for Powers. Clark’s offense produced key hits while Powers kept pace, but Clark’s late runs secured a 2 to 0 victory as both teams jockeyed in a three way standings chase including Anacon and Black Pit.
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Coleman
Powe
Poleman
Babb
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Powers
Clarka
Black Pitta
Coast League swimming trials set stage for Olympic title bout
Coast League results show steady wins in second events with Weismuller leading the men’s heats and Agnes Geraghty as the sole finalist in women’s trials. Four finals are planned for tomorrow as other events narrow, promising a keen Olympic title battle.
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Weismuller
Agnes Geraghty
Ted Moore defeats Morrie Schleifer for middleweight laurels
The Associated Press reports Ted Moore of England won on points over Morrie Schleifer of Omaha Nebraska in a 16 round bout at Henderson Bowl Brooklyn. Moore out generated his opponent from start to finish securing the win.
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New York
Ted Moore
England
Morrie Schleifer
Omaha
Neb
Henderson Bowl
Brooklyn
Moore
Tilden Dominates Third Round in Illinois Tennis Seen
Glencoe Illinois July 16 William T Tilden won his third round match defeating Weadley of Chicago 6 0 6 1 as Vasey advanced in the Illinois tennis Seen event.
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Associated Press
Glencoe
Ill
William T. Tilden
Illinois
Vasey
Weadley
Chicago
Sely
Americans Extend Lead in Olympic Trials in Paris
On July 16 American teams continued to gain in boxing swimming and tennis as Paris set the stage for the Seine events. The U S tennis contingent notched six victories to offset early eliminations of Eleanor Goss and Watson M Washburn, while boxing showed several advances despite some bad moments.
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Seine
United States
Eleanor Goss
Watson M. Washburn
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