Rigid camp rules for Carpentier training in New York
Prem Anhasset New York July 17 reports strict camp regulations for Georges Carpentier during his stay. All team members must follow identical daily hours including Georges and the cook. Rain hindered heavy training as Carpentier read, walked five miles, and frequented the gym. A telephone message from a colonel recalled past exhibition bouts and a joke about paying a man to knock out an opponent.
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New York Fireman Defends National Amateur Title in Boston
Samuel Legoner of the New York City fire department successfully defended his national Amateur middleweight title at the AAU tournament in Boston. He defeated B Feeny of New York in the final bout of four rounds amid a field of competitors from across the country.
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Dempsey and Ghee Fight in Jersey City Ring Build Up
Report describes Battling Ghee nearly matching Jack Dempsey in two rounds at Dempsey's outdoor arena. Ghee, who weighed 185 pounds, fell thrice, while Dempsey remained lenient. Edgren and Barns discussed referee choices for the July 2 match at Boyle's Thirty Acres with Jersey City marshal Harry Jettle favored as ref. Dempsey weighed about 190 pounds, possibly lighter if heat rises.
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Mike Gibbons defeats Eddie McGoorty in Minneapolis bout
In Minneapolis on June 17 Mike Gibbons, the St Paul middleweight, KOed Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Maverett McGowan, debuting professionally for St Paul, was substituted by Joe Burns of Minneapolis.
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Amateur baseball title challenge under 15 year olds
Reports of a youth amateur baseball game featuring under 15 players, with multiple double plays and a triple play cited as highlights. Hill ident and McGuire noted on the battery for Hiltein, who lost to the Big Buite team 3 to 100 in Centerville. Also mentions upcoming polo and rough back discussions and various league notes.
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Dempsey Concentration Noted By Visiting Sportswriters
Lines describe Jack Dempsey’s intense focus during workouts in Atlantic City, noting his ability to forget everything else and stay alert for openings. The piece references promoters, past champions, and other boxing anecdotes, plus minor notes on college teams and a brief American Association baseball scoreboard.
Colo Pits Edge Clarks in High-Scoring Colgate Open
Colo-Pitts defeated the Clarks 7 to 5 in a Sunday game at Columbia Gardens. Toomey led with a run and solid defense while Stodden sparked late scoring as Weir, Joyer and Toomey contributed key plays. The clash featured multiple runners advancing on wild plays and a critical throw by Frazer at home plate.
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Grey Leg Wins Big Handicap in Rowing Meet
Fragmented report notes Grey Leg winning a major handicap event amid racing action. Mentions Sue mile and Parton at Sigeryce search and connections Waltser and Sharpe with unclear details. Text is garbled, but records indicate a track racing context with a winner and participants.
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Jones Blows Up and Chicago Wins in Slugfest
Chicago defeated New York 11 to 10 in a late innings slugfest. Jones faltered in the ninth, replaced by Matson after one run had scored and the bases were loaded with none out. Batteries Ryan, Sallee, Nehf and Snyder for Chicago. Tyler, Cheeves, Jones, Martin and O’Farrell for New York.
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Unlucky Day for Howard Ermike
The Associated Press reports a rough doubleheader with Howard Ermke credited as loser in both games. Detroit won the first 4-1 after a late rally. Boston took the second 6-4 amid errors and key hits. Menosky starred with three extra base hits across both games.
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Tanlac Restores Health, Positive Portland Contractor Testimony
E P Frontress of 316 Russell Street Portland reports Tanlac improved his appetite, sleep, and energy after years of poor health. He states headaches disappeared, strength returned, and he proudly endorses Tanlac for others seeking renewal.
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