Clarkmen Rally Past Powers In Rough Diamond Battle
Clarkmen defeat Montana Powers 7 to 2 as Robertson holds four hits and Bartell, Lindberg early exits and Bartell hit a crucial two-base hit. Grant belts a solo homer in second, Clark players pile on late as fans witness fireworks at Clark Park.
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NEWSBOY BROWN TO MEET SILVA
Hollywood boxing notes announce Tenay Silva of Oakland bantam weight to face New York rival Newsboy Brown in an American Legion Stadium bout. Matchmaker Tom Ilery confirms strong attendance and signals a high profile clash with regional contenders slated for the event date.
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Escalier Debuts With Hind on Home Diamond
Recalled stocky Clarkman Escalier impressed fans in his first home appearance. A loud crowd greeted him as Clonkiner’s long drive to right field fooled Clarke at short, while Lindberg and others struggled. Allen made a notable stop in the fourth but couldn’t peg the runner at first. The bulletin notes Jovick’s release by Ryan to Powers and Glenn.
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Rigkard Showdown Postponed One Week
The expected heavyweight title showdown was postponed by Tex Rickard. A conference with the boxing commission was delayed, delaying the Wills vs. Jack fight and shifting the date to the next Tuesday or similar day as match plans remain uncertain.
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Monaran to Fight Webster on July 3 in Title Bout
Promoter confirms Monaran will face Webster on July 3 in a scheduled boxing bout. Both fighters have trained intensely, with fans awaiting a decisive clash for the title. Word from ringside indicates strong anticipation and possible undercard matchups.
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Webster
Ten to One Shot Wins at Ascot in Heavyweight Fray
A chaotic racing and boxing blur captures Ten to One Shot winning Ascot amid reports of a heavyweight title knockout in Estope. References to Jenry Leonard, Ghicako, Daniam, Providence, and Young Montren appear alongside a Wednesday Olympia reunion and a traded rack.
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Postponement Alters Queensboro Stadium Card
The Unsonisted Press New York reports a 10 round bout between Stanislaus Loayza of Chile and Jack Wernstein of Yonkers at Queensboro stadium was postponed to Thursday due to rain. In Wilkes Barre Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defeated Allentown Joe Gans by decision in ten rounds.
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Berlenbach to Fight Delaney for Light Heavy Title
Paul Berlenbach the world light heavyweight champion will defend his title against Jack Delaney of Bridgeport on July 15 at Hbeté field Promoter Hubert Fugasy announced after a meeting with the state athletic commission The bout was moved from June 22 due to Berlenbachs prior title defense with Young Stribling last Friday They have met twice before Berlenbach also received a title defense offer against the winner of the Georges Carpentier Tommy Loughran bout set for the Municipal Stadium Thursday night
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Kansas called by commissioners for title defense
New York June 15 The Associated Press reports Rocny Kansas of Buffalo world lightweight champion was ordered to defend his title by July 30 against Sid Terris of New York by the state athletic commission. Kansas' six months to defend expires June 7.
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National League results and scattered American League play
National League games featured Philadelphia and New York winning while Cincinnati and Cleveland registered losses. In the American League Washington defeated Chicago and repeater results showed Boston and Cleveland engagements amid mixed scores.
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Hoff's Third Appeal Answered by A A U
Charles Hoff world champion pole vaulter receives a third AAU appeal denial update. William Prout in Boston says a letter will be mailed by air to Hoff while refusing to reveal contents. Hoff hints at possible court action after state of ban for competing in US events and notes he cannot return to Norway under restriction.
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Vance Fans in Nine but Loses Battle
Vance fans 9 but loses the battle as Walberg sends Indians down scale in a tightly contested game. Details are unclear due to damaged text. appears to involve a local basketball matchup with Vance and an opposing team led by Walberg.
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Colored Bantam Fight Set as New York Banter Clears Path
Butte boxing fans will see New England colored bantam Chick Suggs in July action after New York boxing commission suspended Graham 30 days, forcing a Lahood clash with Vic Foley of the coast as a substitute. Lumiansky reported the change and Staples confirmed the bout arrangement.
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Red Top Ed Tops Annex Second Victory in Seven Innings
The Red Tope earned a second straight win over the Blanchards in seven innings as pitching held the foe scoreless through the last frames. Umpire Sain called balls and strikes while changes in the roster and staff were noted, with several players added and released as the organization reorganizes for upcoming games and arbiter assignments.
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White Sox Send Two Players to Minors
In Chucany on June 15 two White Sox players moved to the minors. Gorham Leverette, a pitcher, was optioned to Portland in the Pacific Coast League and Tom Gulley was released to the Shreveport club.
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