Latzo Dundee welter title bout set for Polo Grounds clash
In New York June 2 Latzo and Dundee, two top welterweights, are poised for a 13 round title bout at the Polo Grounds. Latzo must make 147 pounds by 2 pm, with promoter Fugazy expecting about 10,000 fans and roughly $150,000 in receipts.
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Latzo Has Slight Advantage For Challenger In Crown Match
In a June 2 report from New York the Associated Press notes Pete Latzo holds a slight advantage in reach and t and Joe Dundee has more height for their title fight set for tomorrow. Measurements list Latzo at 5 feet 7 inches tall with a 68 inch reach and 145 pounds, while Dundee stands taller with similar chest and arm measurements and a 144 pound weight.
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New York
Pete Latzo
Joe Dundee
Latzo
Heighe
Death of Boxer Leads to Accidental Death Prosecution
Kansas City June 2 An announcement by county attorney Mellor says there will be prosecution of Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion after the sudden death in the boxing ring of his opponent Stephen Adame at night. The attorney believes Mandell was to blame and a bond was set pending investigation while coroner Bell said an inquest was not necessary.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
National league results show Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 3 and New York 5 Cincinnati 4. American league games include Chicago 7 Boston 2 and New York 2 Detroit 0, Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 2. American Association standings list Milwaukee 6 St Paul 4 and Toledo 6, with Minneapolis Kansas City postponed. Pacific Coast League notes San Francisco 3 Portland 5 Sacramento 5 Hollywood 3 Los Angeles 4 Seattle 11.
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Pirates Rally to Beat Quakers in Shutout Ruether Dominates
The Pirates rallied behind Dutch Ruether who pitched a two hit game to blank the Quakers. New York Yankees blanked the Tigers 20-0 as Ruether allowed only two hits and Dominate. Stoner threw well for the Tigers as New York bunched eight hits across the eighth and sixth innings. June Stoner pitched but the Tigers fell in defeat.
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Lundy 15 Choice Of Butte Bunch For Next Event
Boxing fans rate Jimmy Lundy as top choice for the next card at the American Legion hall. The Wednesday poll showed Lundy with 582 votes, LaHood 547, and Mages 414, with Hoedecker leading referees at 346 votes.
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Young the Mages
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Secon
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Hayes
Wine
Gunderson
Rowe
Golf Qualifying Entries Reported With Broad Player List
A lengthy note details golf qualifying registration for a handicap tour, naming numerous entrants and their handicaps. It mentions final play dates around June 26 and notes a trophy to be chosen, with Murphy confirming entry procedures and handicap submissions through club rounds. A quoted line references a vague incident involving a cigar and a victim, hinting at a separate incident within the text.
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Clit Morton
Dolan Harrington
Joe Markham
J. Rabbit
Joe Kirkpatrick
W. J. Symon
M.W. Woodland
W. Fanning
Bob Lehman
Ken Bailey
Newt Hob Meitner
Martin Ed Woodland
Bob Kerns
Wil Grew
Colin ‘Christie
We Hoyme
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Vern Kylingstadt
Tom Joviek
Frank Joviek
Joh Sullivan
Wiekizer
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R. Ll. McMullen
Fred "Holbrook
Dave Kilroy
Dr. James
Dick Evans
Dr. G. MacPherson
C. Woolfall
Charles Boniier
A. Tremblay
En"Zacherson
Amateur Loop Three Contests Highlight Meet Upsets
In a crowded amateur loop meet at Centerville, several heats featured tight races and upsets. Notable performances included Walkerville and players like Pierce, Murphy, and Graham, with Samvans Whew and others advancing through heats as pitchers faced injury concerns.
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Grant Kennedy
End of Six Round Fight Between Delmonte and Drako
The text describes a six round boxing bout between Al Delmonte of Newark and Billy Drako from Hal, with Delmonte listed as the local favorite. Drako reportedly fought in the second round, while Delmonte faded and the bout ended in a draw amid crowd confusion.
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New York Bantam Beats London Boy
The Associated Press reports Archie Bell of New York Bantam defeated Pattenden of London in a four round bantamweight bout. Bell gained the lead midway with a sharp attack and closed strong, sealing a decision in a closely contested match.
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Portland to Seattle Names and Firms in Early Signals
Fragmented OCR lists names and firms with scattered places including Portland Seattle Oakland Los Angeles and San Francisco. The text mentions individuals Turpin Vargas Kinney Wendell Beattie Delaney Bool Pillette Bryan Whitney Kailio Koehler and Mulcahy Spraul Murphy along with corporate or project references.
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Butte Club Triumphs In Clark Park Trot Victory
In a tense Clark Park outing the Butte club clinched a victory over Clarkmen led by Charlie Nohwarte. Clarke and Powers starred for Clarkmen as Anacondane hurled a stubborn defense, but key hits by Cramer Ruthjen Charlton and Peterson broke through. Errors and misplays marked the late innings as Schwart z contained the Anodes into the final outs.
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Wile
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Battery 15 Release Highlights Mines Team News
Secretary Wilbur Hanley announced several releases from the Mines Team bulletin. Players Delaney, Offer, and Wakter were dropped. Mosiot brothers, pitchers, were signed but not yet joined. An award of 390 will be given at tonight’s game. Keeley had two to steal and a controversial interference call involving Moya led to a disputed play.
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Moya
TILDEN AND HUNTER RAINED OUT IN DOUBLES
American tennis stars Tilden and Hunter faced rain interruptions at the international championships. England and Merhe dominated early play while showers delayed the schedule, delaying matches including planned affairs with Henri Carmett and other contenders as organizers chased dry courts.
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Thousand School Boys to Contest in Meet
AP reports the national track and field championship meet opens tomorrow with many top high school athletes. standout performers include Simms de Meran of Band Point Idaho, holder of recent records in javelin, and other noted contenders from schools across the country.
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