Carpentier Shown Ready for Gibbons Clash in 10 Rounder
Georges Carpentier resumed training in Michigan City after a two day playoff. Critics noted his sharpened punches and improved condition versus Manhasset workouts as he prepares to meet Tom Gibbons in the international bout next Saturday afternoon. Gibbons kept close to his sparring partners, leaning in and delivering body shots and uppercuts.
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Mr. Argus
Anaconda Anodes Defeat Montana Powers In Lopsided Game
Anaconda Anodes shut out the Montana Powers until late, then won 12 to 1 at Clark Park. Oeschger pitched seven strong innings, facing two hits and five walks, while McIvor and Babb struggled for Powers as the Anodes piled up runs with timely hits and several errors by the defense.
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Jackson verdict set aside in perjury ruling
Milwaukee May 27 Joe Jackson damages case against Chicago club of the American league ends with judge John J. Gregory overturning the jury award of 16000 dollars and dismissing the case after ruling that key witnesses were guilty of perjury during the trial.
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Cincinnati and St. Louis Split Twin Bill on May 27
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the Reds 4 to 3 in the first game while Cincinnati won 3 to 1 in the second. Miltenberger collapsed dead after Daubert’s eighth inning homer. In Boston the home team won 5 to 4 in extras and 10 to 6 as Genewich steadied Philadelphia. Pittsburg edged Chicago 5 to 4 in ten innings behind Kremer.
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Postponed Game and Open Golf Elimination Report
MacDonald Smith of San Francisco and Harry Hampton of Canton tied with strong rounds in the western elimination at Oak Park Country Club. Smith shot 72 after an even par first nine, Hampton 73 with a subpar finish, finishing one stroke behind the California Open champion.
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MacDonald Smith
San Francisco
Harry Hampton
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Ohio
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Vey Res Ciub
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Hampton
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Althou
National and American League Games Preview
National League shows Philadelphia at Boston and Pittsburg at Chicago with Cincinnati at Bruin and Brooklyn at New York. American League features St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland New York at Boston and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Portlight Outlook Foresees Record Sports Year Ahead
Grantland Rice surveys a packed week of events from Cambridge to Detroit and Worcester, predicting massive crowds for football and boxing and noting open golf and intercollegiate track clashes. He highlights confidence in American polo, British ponies, and the enduring pull of major spectacles.
Tigers Move To Third Position
American Detroit May 27 Bert Cole won his first win of the season as Detroit beat St Louis 5 to 4 to push the Browns from third place. Cole held St Louis to three hits until the ninth when S Johnson relieved. Manager Sisler ended a long hitless streak with a ninth inning single.
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Detroit
Bert Cole
St. Louis
Browns
Cole
S. Johnson
Sisler
R. H. EB
Wingard, Bayne, Veigh
Severeid
Cole, Johnson and Woodall
Cleveland Wins Home-Coming Game 7 to 2 Over Chicago
Cleveland defeats Chicago 7 to 2 as Uhle out pitches three Chicago pitchers in a homecoming win. Larry Gardner, longtime AL third baseman and coach, plays second base for Cleveland. Score shows Cleveland 7 runs on 11 hits and 2 errors, Chicago 2 runs on 9 hits and 1 error. Batteries Lyons Steengrafe Connally and J Burne for Chicago Uhle and Myatt for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Uhle
Chicago
Larry Gardner
R. H. E. Gorcone
Lyons
Steengrafe
Connally
J. Burne
Myatt
Cooper Flooded With Tokens Of Good Luck
Indianapolis May 27 Female fans flood the scene with luck charms for Earl Cooper. Tokens include dogs, lockets, photos, gold coins, rabbit foot, ivory elephant, four leaf clovers and rosaries amid race anxiety. Cooper wo rried which token to trust as he qualified at 103 mph against rivals in the 500 mile race.
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Cooper
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Omaha
France
Memphis
Brooklyn
Uck
Pightees Ornice
Brown advances in British amateur golf with win over Graham
Francis Brown of Honolulu, visiting American, defeated Allen J. Graham of the Royal Liverpool club 2 and 1 to earn the right to continue in the British amateur championship.
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Scotland
Francis Brown
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Allen J. Graham
Royal Liverpool Club
Louisville and Columbus Call Off Game on Wet Grounds
A summary item notes postponement of a matchup between Louisville and Columbus due to wet playing surfaces. Resulting scores show Indignepolis 3, Toledo 6, Kansasity 6, Misasseilie 4, Milwaukee 9 in nearby or related events.
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Indignepolis
Toledo
Kansasity
Misasseilie
Milwaukee
Splendid Golf at Western Tourney Leads Open Elimination
McDonald Smith of San Francisco shot 84 88 72 to lead the Oak Park Country Club elimination round of the national open with a 72 on the 6464 yard course. Harry Hampton of Canton Ohio tied for second with 73. Richard Linares of Long Beach and Dewey Weber of Chicago shared third with 74. Jock Hutchison led early with 75 as 146 players competed and 85 scores were 78 or better.
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Chicago
Oak Park Country Club
McDonald Smith
San Francisco
Harry Hampton
Canton
Ohio
Smith
Richard Linares
Long Beach
Cal
Dewey Weber
Links
Jock Hutchison
George Sargent
Columbus
Professional Golfers’ Association
George Howden
Cincinnati
al Watrous
Grand Nee Mich
Emmett French
Youngstown
Eddie Williams
Peoria
Alex Cunningham
Toledo
George Kerrigan
Los Angeles
Otto Hackbarth
Laurie Ayton
Abe Espinosa
Dave Truffelli
Wichita
Butte Boxers Prepare Card of June 4
Dixie La Hood faces Jackie Gordon of Salt Lake in the 12 round main event. Lew Mihelich Buster Brandon and other Butte boxers train daily at the Legion gym ahead of the Legion card on June 4. Gordon and others expected soon with two daily training camps. The bout was moved from June 3 to June 4 due to other engagements.
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Jackie Gordon
Salt Lake
Lew Mihelich
Buster Brandon
Butte
Legion
Legion Gym
Gordon
Coast League Results from San Francisco and Los Angeles
In San Francisco, Guaramente and partner provided strong pitching and batteries included Hall, Ichanes Williams, and Yelle. In Los Angeles, Neyair, Ponder, Peters, Payne, Ramsay, and Byler supported the batteries as Keene and others faced the opposing batters.
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San Francisco
R. H. EB. Guaramente
Hall and Ichanes Williams and Yelle
Atte A. Angeles
R. H.E. Los Keene Oo Neyair and
Batteries
Ponder and Peters
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Byler
London polo trial defeats rest in hopeful cup build up
In a Ranelagh match on May 27 London’s trial team beat the rest 7 to 4 as selection for the international cup team progresses. The lineup included Ma or T W Kirkwood No 1 Major Phipps-Hornsby No 2 Major Hurndall back Lolis Lacey captain of last year’s Argentine side, with Lord John Woodhouse out injured.
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Great Britain
London Times
Hurlingham
England
London
Associated Press
United States
Ranelagh
Maor T. W. Kirkwood
Major Phipps-Hornsby
F. B. Hurndall
Lolis Lacey
Lord John Woodhouse
Two Wrestlers Set for Portland Bout Tomorrow Night
Associated Press reports Billy Edwards of Kansas City and Mike Youkel of Salt Lake City will headline a two hour wrestling bout to occur in Portland tomorrow night.
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Kansas City
Mike Youkel
Salt Lake City
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