Welter King and Challenger Ready for Gun Fight
In Chicago promoters expect Walker defending world welterweight title against Ace Hudkins in a 10 round bout at Comiskey Park. Promoter Jim Mullen targets a gate of 140000 to 200000 with 30000 to 40000 fans as Hudkins predicts a knockout by rounds five to six.
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Charles W. Dunkley
Associated Press
Chicago
Walker
Ace Hudkins
Billy Parke
Stanley Ketchel
Hudkins
Comiskeyik
Jim Mullen
Mullen
Tiger Flowers
Nebraska Wildcat
Endurance
Adkins
Hud
Jack Kearns
Ampion
Ighing
Nomad Wins Wheatley Steeplechase Feature At Aqueduct
Nomad the five year old brown gelding led from the last half mile to win the Wheatley steeplechase feature at Aqueduct in 4 16. Be Fair was four lengths back and Bold Knight trailed. The $3,275 race was run on a sloppy track.
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Wheatley
Aqueduct
B. Widener
Be Fair
Tree Stable
Bold Knight
Rongdelie
Pretty Run
Grand King
Blues
Ichitaro
Meeran
Blue Bonnets
Tilden Loses First Of British Glasked
In London at Queen's club Tilden, American Davis Cup captain, falls in his initial match but advances to the quarterfinals after defeating O Callaghan in straight sets 6 2 1. Wilbur F Coen, 16, shocks the field by beating title holder Mayes 7 5 1 6 4 and moves into the quarterfinals alongside Tilden and two Argentines Boyd and Morea.
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Associated Press
London
Queen's Club
Col. H. G. Mayes
Coen
W. O. Hurditch
England
Mayes
Tilden
Ronald Boyd
Morea
Baseball Scores from Yirday's National and Western Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia over Brooklyn 6 to 2 and St Louis 6 over Chicago 2. Pittsburg 2 Cincinnati 1. American League shows Chicago 6 Cleveland 4 and New York 5 Philadelphia 10. Washington 8 over Boston 0. American Association games Indianapolis 6 Toledo 0. St Paul 4 Kansas City 5. Minneapolis 1 Milwaukee 5. Louisville at Columbus postponed by rain. Western League Omaha 8 Denver 3. Amarillo 4 Oklahoma City 8 Tulsa 8. Wichita 6. Des Moines Pueblo doubleheader postponed by rain.
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New York
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Omaha
Denver
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Carry-McIntyre Catch Many Fish
In Carl Spillum's cigar store window at 4 North Main street a notable fish catch draws attention. Jack Carby and Tommy McIntyre caught rainbows near Maiden Rock and finally salmon to add to a mess of big fish ranging from a pound to six pounds.
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Carl Spillum
Cigar Store
North Main Street
Maiden Rock
Jack Carby
Tommy McIntyre
Larabee Dominates Conway In Ten Round Welter Bout
In Indianapolis Frank Larabee of Omaha won all the way in a ten round match at 130 pounds, defeating Al Conway of Philadelphia. In another ten rounds Vincent Ambright of Cincinnati easily beat Tade Langford of Louisville.
Kremer triumphs as Senators blank Red Sox 8 0
Shaxton of Washington, a left hander, held Boston to four hits as the Senators routed the Red Sox 8 to 0. Washington totaled 12 hits off three Boston pitchers, with West hitting a home run. The win left Braxton the pitcher of record.
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Senators
RED Sox
Washington
Shaxton
Boston Red Sox
West
Bostan
Rice
Hayes
Goslin
Judge
Reeves
Ruel
Taitt
Myer
Flagstead
Rowan
Boston
MacFayden
Harviss
Simmons
Braxton
Harriss
McGowan
Connolly
Barry
Hendrick
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hurst
Whitney
Tyson
Deancroft
Southern
Thompson
Flowers
Leman
Leach
Pruett
Elliott
McWeeny
Bancroft
Bissonette
Sand
Pfirman
Quigley
BROST
Hale
Miller
Fee Opell
Boley
Flawstead
Rommel
Wilms
NEW York Todt
Regan
Comba
Rf & Koenig
Gerber
Ruth
Gehrig
Moncewicz
Paschal If
Berry T Beeee
Lazzeri
Maclayden
P Harriss
P Dugan
Ab Simmons
P Robertson
Ruffing
Grabowski
Pipgras
Ales
New York
Paschal Grabowski
Robertson
Grabowski Simmons
Grabows
Hale Dykes
Pipgrras
Orwell
Ormsby
Guthrie
Hildebrand Lime
Stephenson
Grimm
McMillan
Hartnett
Jones
Bushh
St. Louis
Chicago
Frisch
Hafey
J Wilson
Haines
Bush
Bottomley
Hart
Jordan
Rigler
English Golfer Low in Practice Rounds for Open
In Chicago at Olympia Fields, Archie Compston shot 69 in the final practice round as Walter Hagen seeks to defend the Open title. Other notables in the field include Freddie McLeod, Craig Wood, George Von Elm, Bobby Jones, and Aubrey Boomer, with conditions damp and challenging on the 6726 yard course.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Great Britain
America
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Olympia Fields Country Club
Hagen
Haig
Compston
Sandwich
Sir Walter
Archie
Tommy Armour
Washington
Olympia
Caempston
Freddie McLeod
Craig Wood
New York
Old Kentucky
McLeod
Wood
George von Elm
Detroit
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Aubrey Boomer
France
Coast League Baseball Scores From Coast Games
At San Francisco Beattle batteries beat MisSHOWS 4 0 and 6 3. Oakland Los Angeles game 3 11 and 4 13 in 13 innings. Sacramento San Francisco 3 14 1 batteries Mails Kunz Shea Koehler. Los Angeles Portland 1 4 10 2. At coast event 73s include Johnny Farrell Willie Burke Francis Gallett Ed Dudley. First round tomorrow field of 147 plays 18 holes with 60 low scorers and ties for 60th then final 36 holes Saturday. Winning score may be near 300. Hagen Espinosa scored 270 under old course length.
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Johnny Farrell
Willie Burke
New York
Francis Gallett
Milwaukee
Ed Dudley
California
Hagen
Alf Espinosa
Vic Foley Arrives in Butte for June 26 Bout
Canadian featherweight champion Vic Foley travels to Butte to train for his 12 round fight on June 26 against Dixie Lahood of Butte. Foley has faced world title contenders Bud Taylor Tod Morgan and Tony Canzoneri in recent months, losing only to Canzoneri. He will hold workouts Friday at the Elks' gym with Lahood and others slated to box at 2 30. Reservations are filling quickly as visiting delegation seats are limited.
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Chicago
Hudkins
Andrew Murphy
Omaha
California
Nework
Juamins
Ace
Vic Foley
Butte
Dixie Lahood
Broadway
Foley
Bud Taylor
Tod Morgan
Tony Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Montreal
Montreal Herald
Elks
Lahood
Grade School Boys Open Baseball Race Afoot
The annual grade school boys baseball race began on city playgrounds yesterday morning. Class A results show Lincoln 12, Franklin 8, Webster 9, Harrison 0, Sherman 8, St Lawrence 7, Garfield 7, Jefferson 8, St Marys 7, Franklin 6, St Joseph 8, Webster 13. Class B lists Blaine 14, Sherman 4, and Junior High 23. Next games set for Friday morning.
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Franklin
Garfield
Webster
Harrison
Sherman
St. Lawrence
Lincoln
Jefferson
St. Mary’s
Blaine
Junior High
St. Joseph
Walkerville, Gulchers Rally in Narrow Baseball Clash
Walkerville and Gulchers battled to a 4 to 4 tie as both defenses held firm. Meaderville fell 8 to 3 to Western Fuel in a game highlighted by Mueller's homer after an early Meaderville lead. Stratfords defeated West Siders 6 to 4 behind Crunch’s strong pitching.
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Stratfords
Western Fuel
Floral Park
West Side
Walkerville
Guilders
Mners
Straffy
Western
Meaderville
Gulchers
Dublin Gulch
Daniels
Coons
Davies
Boyd
Pierce
Murphy
H. Shea
O'Leary
T. Cook
B. Denn
Gulch
Pat Dennehy
Dennehy
Coke Dennehy
Holland
Harper
T. Denn
Toomey
Tiddy
M. Krp
Cavanaugh
Western Fuels
Mueller
R. Meaderville
Davis
Jackson
Peck
Marta
Mehrlich
Michelotti
Nich
Jovick
E. Jovick
Roll
Coyle
V. Jovick
Tallon
O'Neill
Kall
Cryman
Lang
Heart-leaf tobacco highlights OLD GOLD superiority
Old Gold cigarettes are marketed as using heart-leaf tobacco for a honey like smoothness. The copy argues heart leaves provide superior taste and burn, claiming even in the dark the best leaves can be picked for a lighter, less irritating smoke.
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Oakland
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T. D
Tommy) Armour
Xareferces Country Club
Washington, D. C
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