A. C. M. Tops Black Specs In Seven Inning Marathon
In a wild seven inning game at Clark Park the A. C. M. defeated the Black Specs to gain ground on second place. Delaney and O Connell matched zeroes until late, seven changes on the mound, numerous miscues, wild pitches, and both sides scoring heavily after two outs. Dooley and Leonard were ejected after disputing a decision as crowd and players clashed, ending with a dramatic rally from the Specs but AC M held on for the win.
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Chisholm
Dooley
Specs
Delaney
Nelson
Guyard
Leonard
Steck
Babe
O'Connell
O’connell
Parrish
Guyer
Morris
Wabido
Bloodgoods
Mattick
Philbin
Whiff
Morton
Thompson
Rumsey
Sieber
Strock
Carmody
Bloodgood
Mayler
Pirrigh
A.C. M
Thase
Clarks
Montana Power
Coleman
Babb
McIvor
Clark
Butte
Lynch Dethroned by Gothan Board in Bantam Title Change
New York boxing officials dethroned Joe Lynch as bantamweight champion for not accepting a six month challenge from Joe Burman. Burman declared the 116 pound state champion as Lynch loses title status. Eddie Mead banned.
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Associated Press
New York
State Athletic Commission
Joe Lynch
Joe Burman
Chicago
Burman
Lynch
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Mead
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Dave Shade
California
Walker
Nate Siegel
Newark
Siegel
Polo Grounds
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Wilson
Licht
Meaderville Wins Again From Gulch In Slow Game
Meaderville defeated Dublin Gulch 12 to 3 as Cleaves pitched tight ball. Henry started strong for Gulch, but Meaderville’s offense overmatched his offerings, building an early lead that held throughout. Tonight Dublin Gulch faces Williamsboro at Timber Butte at 6:30.
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Williamsboro
Timber Butte
Meaderville
Henry
Gulch
Gulchers
Indiana Governor blocks Dempsey Gibbons fight in Indianapolis
Governor Warren T McCray refuses permission for the Dempsey Gibbons bout in Indianapolis and officials consider Fort Harrison as an alternative. Promoters plan to proceed, arguing government property beyond state jurisdiction. The governor seeks an attorney general opinion on his authority over Fort Harrison.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Fort Benjamin Marrison
Fort Harrison
Ruppert denies Frazee stake in Yankees ownership
New York July 17 Colonel Jacob Ruppert president and sole owner of the New York Yankees declares there is no truth to reports he would share ownership with Harry Frazee. Ruppert says he owns every share and has no intention to sell. He became sole owner June 1 after buying the half from partner T L Huston.
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Harry Frazee
Boston Red Sox
Ruppert
Colonel Ruppert
Frazee
Yankees
T. L. Huston
Buff Beaten by Catena in Queens Ring Bout
Johnny Buff of Jersey City, former bantam and flyweight champion, was knocked out in the Queens borough A. C. ring after nine rounds and 57 seconds of a 10 round bout. Catena of New York, weighing 113 pounds, defeated Buff who weighed 116.
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Associated Pres
New York
Johnny Buff
Jersey City
Queensborough A. C
Hlency Catena
Buff
Catena
England welterweight Billy Wells versus Rey Conley
Milwaukee July 17 Billy Wells welterweight champion of England is matched to box Rey Conley of Green Bay here July 27. The bout is set for 10 rounds.
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Milwaukee
Billy Wells
England
Box Rey Conley
Green Bay
Leaders Crowded In Shawnee Open Golf Tourney
In Shawnee on the Delaware Pa July 17 the third round of the open golf tournament at Shawnee Country Club saw leaders crowded. Clarence Hackney began the day four strokes ahead but shot 75 to finish 216 after 54 holes. Emmett French added 69 for 217, Harry Hampton 72 for 218, Sarazen 74 for 219, while Bobby Cruikshank collapsed with an 83 for 230.
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Shawnee-On-The-Delaware
Shawnee Country Club
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Gene Sarazen
Briar Bluff
Hackney
Emmett French
Youngstown
Harry Hampton
Detroit
Sarazen
Bobby Cruikshank
Ex-Big Leaguer Traded On Coastal Baseball Circuit
Los Angeles July 17 Charles Deal third baseman of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast league has been traded to Vernon for J Carlisle Rea Smith a third sacker effective today No cash involved in the transaction.
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Los Angeles
Charles Deal
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Vernon Club
J. Carlisle
Rea” Smith
American Association scores and match results brief
In Minneapolis and across other cities, teams tied or led with scores listed. Matches included Louisville versus Kansas City with 1 to 8, Columbus versus St Paul with 5 to 16, and Indianapolis versus Milwaukee with 17 to 16. Toledo posted 10 while another team had 2.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Former Coast Leaguer Sent Back to Mingrs
Chicago White Sox right hand pitcher Stubby Mack has been released to the Nashville club of the Southern Association under option. He will report to Nashville manager Jimmy Hamilton on Thursday after joining Chicago from Seattle in the Pacific Coast league. Mack showed early promise but dental problems limited his play. His last appearance for the White Sox was July 12 against the New York Yankees, two innings with no hits allowed and two strikeouts.
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Mack
Chicago White Sox
Nashville
Southern Association
Harry Grabiner
Jimmy Hamilton
Seattle
Gleason
White Sox
New York Yankees
Ruth
Kamm
Sheeley
Decision bouts at Fort Snelling allowed by War Dept
Fort Snelling near St. Paul will host 10 round boxing bouts under American Legion auspices, with plans for August as the first fight. Mike Gibbons, the matchmaker, said negotiations include Luis Angel Firpo of Argentina for the opening event.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Fort Snelling
War Department
Mike Gibbons
Luis Angel Firpo
John S.S. Cristie Post
American Legion
Miles City star McAuliffe to coach Montana Ore Diggers
D Charles McAuliffe, former Mines athlete and two year Custer county high school coach, will head the Montana Ore Digger athletic teams next year replacing John McGough. He will also teach mathematics and likely mechanical drawing and algebra, bringing a proven record from football basketball and track to the Mine program.
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Montana State School of Mines
D. Charles McAuliffe
Star School of Mines
Custer County High School
Miles City
Montana Ore Digger
McAuliffe
John McGough
Chuck” McAuliffe
Montana
Bozeman
Missoula
Russell Sweet
Custer
Billings
Mines
Butte
Prosser
Helena
Chuck
School of Mines
Forsyth
Powder River
Salt Lake City
University of Chicago
Milestown
University of Illinois
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Ralph Jones
Harry Gill
Urbana
State University
State College
Sullivan's Midgets to Entertain at Galen
Patients at Galen will be entertained with a boxing card furnished by Pat Sullivan's midgets Sunday afternoon July 22. The youthful pugilists have volunteered their services to the inmates of the hospital and several fast matches are scheduled for the afternoon. An open air ring is being installed for the event, one of the best forms of amusement offered to the hospital patients there.
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Galen
Pat Sullivan
Associated Press
Motion Pictures Seek Tom Gibbons
Five motion picture firms bid for boxer Tommy Gibbons services as he tours Minneapolis in vaudeville. Eddie Kane, his manager, says a California producer lead and a New York bid are on offer. Kane notes more bout offers for Gibbons with Dempsey are possible after vaudeville and movie dates conclude.
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ST. Paul
Tommy Gibons
St Paul
Eddie Kane
California
New York
Kane
Gibbons
Minneapolis
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
Tommy
Umpires Resign After Associate Umpire Released
Rochester July 17 four of the ten umpires in the International League have resigned following the discharge of W J Phyle. Phyle was released yesterday on orders of John Conway Toole president of the league because he said the roster was overcrowded.
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Rochester
N. Y
International League
W. J. Phyle
Phyle
John Conway Toole
Tennis star Rennie tops Canadian Open. joins Davis Cup team
W Leroy Rennie of Toronto won the Open Singles tennis championship of Canada and was named to the Canadian Davis Cup squad for 1923. In other bouts, John Achten of San Diego defeated Red Shannon in Mobile in the fifth round. Kid Pancho of San Antonio knocked out Joe Gomez in the fifth. Tom OBrien of Milwaukee beat Sailor Pacific of New York by technical knockout in Chicago in a nine round bout.
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Tronto
W. Leroy Rennie
Toronto
Canada
Mobile
Ala
John Achten
San Diego
Cal
Red” Shannon
New Orleans
San Antonio
Texas
Kid Pancho
Joe Gomez
Chicago
Tom O'Brien
Sailor Pacific
New York
East Chicago
Red Barney Sold From Seattle to Galveston Club
Seattle player Red Barney, a pinch hitter for the Pacific Coast League team, has been sold to the Galveston club in the Texas league.
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Seattle
Red Barney
Galveston
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