Mandell Retains Lightweight Crown In Dazzling Win
In a 15 round title defense at Polo Grounds Sammy Mandell outboxed and outmaneuvered challenger Jimmy McLarnin to keep the 135 pound world title. Mandell's swift jabs and footwork frustrated McLarnin who was bloodied but tenacious, while Mandell remained unmarked and celebrated a unanimous decision.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Trishman
Benny Leonard
California
McLarnin
Sammy
Jimmy
Jimmy Chunky
Lou Magnolia
Tishman
Walker Knocks Out Smith in Fourth Round Bout
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion defeats Georgie Smith of Newark in a 10 round bout in Elizabeth New Jersey. Walker sent Smith to the canvas six times in the third round before finishing him in the fourth for the decisive KO.
Handball Challenge Aimed at State Champions in Helena
Paddy Doherty and Fred Ackerman challenge state champions Les Loble and Kirby Hoon for a match to be played next week in Helena. Doherty is city singles champion and Ackerman, with Fred Emmett, won the city doubles championship last year.
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Paddy
Doc) Doherty
Fred Ackerman
Les Loble
Kirby Hoon
Helena
Doherty
Ackerman
Fred Emmett
Cy Young Known for Fast Ball and Crazy Hop
The piece praises Cy Young highlighting his terrific fast ball and an unpredictable hop that contributed to his status as one of baseball's greatest pitchers.
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Chief
Cy Young
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
National League results include Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 6 Chicago 7 St. Louis 8. Only games listed. American League shows Washington 3 Philadelphia 4 Boston 8 New York 4 Philadelphia 2. Western League matches Denver 4 Amarillo 1 Des Moines 2 Oklahoma City 4 Pueblo 4 Wichita 11 Omaha 4 Tulsa 3. Association matches St. Paul 4 Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 1.
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Trame
Hemaley Rixey
Pieinich
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Wright
Traynor
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Boston Comoroaky
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Gooch
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Rice
Myer
Este
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Fuseel
Peet
Judge
Regan
Sinler
Taitt
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O Gerber
Bluege
Smith
Hayes
Rollings
Reeves
Allen
Peressence O
Meusel
Donohue
Hauser
Cochrane
Lazzeri
Zitamann
Dugan
Collins
Hale
Hoyt
Roley
Walberg
Tot Boreene
Washin
Coast League Scores From Associated Press in Los Angeles
Baseball score report notes a single game in the Coast League with Nelson and Baldwin playing for the Bathersby Wright and Sandberg battery. The text is partial and omits final results.
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Associated Prees
Los Angeles
Nelson
Baldwin
Bathersby
Wright
Sandberg
Big Six in Baseball From AP Shows Slumps Across Leaders
The Big Six leaders endured slumps in a doubleheader. Paul Waner and Ty Cobb each had eight plate appearances with only one hit, tying Waner with Hornsby at .373 while Cobb fell to fifth as Frisch rose to .329. Ruth walked more than he hit, dropping to .363, and Heilmann stood at .295. A swimming exhibition follows with the Knights of Columbus Mermaids directing and Mrs. William Roach leading the instruction for the girls’ class.
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Associated Press
Paul Waner
Ty Cobb
Waner
Hornsby
Cobb
Frank Frisch
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Pet
P. Waner
Pirates
Braves
Ruth
Yankees
Frisch
Cardinals
Athletics
Heilmann
Tigers
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Mermaids
William Roach
Passie Finn Edges Payne in Transcontinental Derby Pace
John Salo of Passaic wins the 74.6 mile leg from Waverly to the next control, shaving Payne by over an hour. Claremore’s Payne leads overall in the Bunion Derby after 3,230 miles, with Pollard of Reno in fifteenth and Von Flue recovering from a leg contusion to finish second in the leg.
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Associated Press
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Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
John Salo
Passie
N. J
Finn
C.C. Pyle
Waverly
Salo
Los Angeles
Liberty
Here
Middlefield
Payne
James Pollard
Reno
Nev
Pollard
Frank von Flue
Kerman
Cal
von Flue
Hoffmeister Sets 48.58 Meter Discuss Record in Hanover Meet
Hoffmeister of Hanover established a 48.58 meter discus record during an exhibition in Dusseldorf with German Olympic candidates participating. A relay group of Houben Koenig Lammers and Wichmann ran 400 meters in 41 seconds, tying the world standard.
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Duesfeldorf
Germany
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Hanover
Houben Koeniig
Lammers
Wichmann
Olenn Hartranft
Stanford
Paris
United States
Frank Hussey
Loren Murchison
Alf Leconey
I. A. Clarke
Englewood Beats Rocker 13 to 11 in Butte Amateur Baseball
Englewood stopped Rocker 13 to 11 as three Rocker pitchers allowed eight Englewood safeties. Meaderville broke into the win column with a 9 to 8 victory over Stratfords, while West Side edged Centerville 6 to 5 to move into a tie for third.
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Meaderville
Stratfords
West Side
Centerville
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McNaughen
Keogh
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Penaluna
Ellis
Johnson
Mackey
Taylor dominates Lucas in easy bantamweight return
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in his first bout since the NBA decision defeated Joe Lucas of Detroit in 10 rounds in a featherweight bout at 125 pounds. The disputed bantamweight title was not involved as Taylor won the decision with a one sided performance.
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Chicago
Associatedress
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Terre Haute
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National Boxing Association
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Detroit
Taylor
Bobcats defeat Cowboys in Wyoming track meet
Montana State Bobcats upset the Wyoming Cowboys 74 to 66 in Laramie as they swept weight events and jumps to build a lead that held through the final minutes before the conference meet at Denver University Stadium.
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Montana State
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Cardinals Win Home Run Battle Over Cubs
In St Louis on May 21 the Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5 in a home run duel. Hack Wilson led with two circuits and drove in four runs while Sunny Jim Bottomley added two homers with men on base. Harper and Roettger also homered as St Louis built a run spree and Malone and Alexander pitched then left after early innings.
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Wise River Knights Host Dillon Visitors at Turkey Supper
Wise River as hosts at a turkey supper Saturday evening entertained visiting Knights from Dillon Wise River Anaconda and Butte. E H Harvey elected secretary of Beaverhead county central committee. The Wise River Woman's club met at the hall with delegates chosen for the county federation meeting at Melrose May 26.
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