Powers and J Barbary clash at Clark Park in windy night
In a wind blown game at Clark Park Jana Powers led a hitting surge with strong support from Jimmy Chariton and the Powers crew. Willis boosted home run pace, and Eddie Carlson faded as Tex Harper’s wildness aided several runs. The Powers lineup, with Jovick returning, reasserted their offense in a rough inning sequence to seal victory.
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Tony's Games Mines League National League Preview
The schedule lists Montana, Powers, and Pitts for Tony's. National League games include Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, with American League Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Pittebure
Detroit
Laveland
Phila
Governor signs Penn boxing law creates state commission
The governor signed a Pennsylvania bill to regulate boxing and wrestling by establishing a state athlete commission. The law allows 10 round bouts to decision, to be decided by two judges and a referee if the judges disagree.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Gibbons Fights Ten Years Without Being Knocked Down
St Paul challenger Tommy Gibbons heads to Shelby Montana to face Jack Dempsey on July 4 in a ten year knockout record. Gibbons has never been knocked off his feet in 34 pro bouts and boasts 30 knockouts, while Dempsey is set to earn around 300000 regardless of gate. The bout follows Gibbons’ time as a puncher rising toward a title bid and a recent win over Chuck Wiggins in the light heavyweight ranks.
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Tommy Mibbons
Shelby
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tommy
Johnny Shaw
Gibbons
Timce
Harry Greb
New York
Greb
Ramee
al Reich
Tony Melcher
Lay ‘Turner
Jack Herman
Willie Meehan
Paul Sampson
Jack Bliford
Chuck Wiggins
OOGERS GARNER IT INNING GAME
Chicago edged Brooklyn 8 to 7 as a late rally in the ninth inning capped by solid hitting and defensive lapses. Alexander and Brook combined with strong offense to snatch the win in a tense finish.
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Brooktor
Ted
Brooklyn
Reuther
Taylor
Decatur
O'Farrell
College Track Stars Arrive for Intercollegiate Championship
Pro Bargo announces the intercollegiate track and field championship at the University of Chicago. About 200 schools from 62 states are represented in preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday. Western Conference, Missouri Valley, and other eastern southern and Pacific coast colleges participate in the two day event.
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Volleger
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McTigue to Fight Sikl in Dublin Return Bout
Aik McTigue, world light heavyweight champion, signed to meet Battling Sikl, ex-title holder, in a September 8 return bout in Dublin. Agreement through Dr Patrick Me lin and Joe Jacobs. McTigue to receive $100,000.
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Associated Press
Babylon
N.Y
Eudeline Not Fixing Anything for Siri in Odd Boxing Note
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Eudeline and Siri with boxing references, scattered phrases about Robern featherweight, New York, and electrification of railroads in England. The readable parts are unclear and mix unrelated terms without coherent events or dates.
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Nittonit Boxing Tig
England
Senators Top Batting in Interleague Tilt: 8 6
Washington defeated Chicago 8 to 6 as Yarmouth started a six run rally in the sixth. Johnson homered with two on after Falk pinch hit for Blankenship. Detroit beat Boston 6 to 0 with Johnson and Drauss producing in the third.
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Hingle
Haney
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Boston
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Ler
Quinn
Waiters
Gulch Eveng Up East Side Defeats
Dublin Gulch defeats Englewood at Stodden Park 6:15 hits and an error. Pascoe started, Strckers allowed six runs in the A1th frame, then only one hit next two innings. Fast Side now eight tones in nine starts. Gulchere moving up, driven by heavy hitting.
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YANKEES ROUT BROWNS 10 TO 0 IN JUNE GAME
New York Yankees defeated St. Louis Browns 10 to 0 as Herb Pennock held the Browns in check. Catcher Collins was spiked in the first inning and rendered unconscious after Ward attempted to stretch a triple into a homer. Battling injuries, Collins left the game as the Browns suffered a lopsided defeat.
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Britton Wins Judges Decision Over Bartfield in NYC Bout
Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, defeated Soldier Bartfield of New York in a ten round fight at the New Kin hero club. Britton floored Bartfield with a right hand and did not take a count, marking his first local appearance since losing his title to Mickey Walker. Britton seeks a third comeback after twice wearing the crown.
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New Kin Hero Club
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Mickey Walker
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Little Chief Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
New York reports Little Chief ridden by Earle Lane wins the $100,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct on opening day. Favorite Hart Phone Witney finished second with third place going to another entrant. race time listed as 150. Sixty-five. Atlanta reports boxing contracts signed for a 12 round Greb Smith bout on July 17. American Association notes Toledo beat Louisville 9 to 0 and Milwaukee games St. Paul 6, Columbus-Indianapolis rained out, Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 2.
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Major League Ball Rage Tightens Battle Lines
Stories from New York dated June 15 describe a heated major league arms race as 16 clubs argue over rosters for 1933. A new limit on winter and early summer deals reduces to 36 players, curbing multi-team exchanges and signaling a pivotal shift in National and American leagues.
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Boxing bout postponed plans threaten Minnesota boxing
The Associated Press reports a Te round bout planned for June 28 in Minnesota was postponed to July as promoters cite inability to complete new stands and delayed construction. The move risks undermining the sport's foundations in the state.
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Eine Gine
Minnesota
Britain Regains Open Golf Cup at Troon
Arthur Gladstone Havers, a young English pro, won the 1923 British open by one stroke over Walter Hagen of the United States at Troon. Havers posted 296 strokes for the 73 holes, reclaiming the cup for Britain from America. MacDonald Smith of San Francisco took second, Joe Kirkwood finished fourth with a 62 in the day, and Johnny Farrell was eighth with 306.
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Walter Hagen
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Hacen
MacDonald ‘Smith
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Johnny Farrell
New York
George Ausbach
Badger Victin Tells His Story About Raich Case
Police chief Murphy visited the home of a railroad worker who said he was badgered by Mrs Raich into visiting her home in Butte. The husband allegedly threatened to kill the pair and then accepted a $500 payment plus a $500 promissory note. The man plans to testify. more potential witnesses may return to Butte soon.
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Butte
Dempsey Training Amid $100,000 Payment Tension
Great Falls June 15. World Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns faced a looming $100,000 payment as talks with bankers continued. Dempsey boxed with sparring partners in a two round drill, displaying focus despite the financial pressure. Tommy Gibbons and family visited town, awaiting Shelby to resume training.
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Jack Dempy
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Kea Ites
Dempsey
Mic Dempsey
George Godfrey
Drake
Draake
Sroon
Siaaning
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Modern Woodmen to Donate 25 to Army Fund
At the Silver Bow camp meeting, Modern Woodmen of America voted to donate 25 to the Salvation Army. The decision received unanimous approval. A private dancing party at Elk park will be hosted by the army team next week, with limited bids. Autos will transport guests at 7:30 and a midnight chicken supper will be served.
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Modern Woodmen of America
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