Towels Swingers and Tommy Gibbons Tradition in Boxing
Light Heavyweight contender Tom Gibbons recalls towel swinging in boxing, criticizes its use, and defends keeping athletes cool with baths and ice. He discusses fights, ring tactics, and aims to finish Georges Carpentier quickly in October, vowing no towel interruptions.
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Reds Hold Prize Rookie Slabman
Cincinnati reports rookie pitcher Donohue impressing as a prize outsider with solid performance. Pat Moran notes the young hurler’s potential while media and fans watch for continued development.
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I BOB MARTIN AIMS FOR HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE AND PRESIDENTIAL DREAM
Terra Alta West Virginia files feature Bob Martin, champion of 18 million fights, nursing a broken knuckle while planning to regain the heavyweight crown and raise son Bob Jr as a fighter. His wife hopes for a future President, and Martin recalls a career starting in Akron factory work.
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Duke Kahanamoku to Be Sculptor's Model
Duke Kahanamoku and his brother David will be carved as plaster figures in an exhibit by Dr. R J Sullivan of the New York Museum of Natural History. The works depict the Hawaiians physical development and will be shown at the second Eugenic Congress in New York next month.
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Western Open Title Be Hotly Contested
The Western Open golf championship at Oakwood club Cleveland runs August 24 to 26 with a strong field led by current champion Jock Hutchinson. The event, staged over 72 holes, will use a three day format with two 18 hole days shaping the overall contest.
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Amateur Championship History and 1920 Format Outline
The article outlines match play starting August 24 with 1 hole rounds for two days, then 64 low scorers advance to a 64-player elimination for 36 holes to decide the title. It notes practice week, entry closes August, and lists past winners and notable figures in early amateur golf.
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St Louis Hosts National Amateur Golf Tournament Preparations
St Louis Country Club gears up for the National Amateur Golf Tournament to be held September 17 to 22. Ten committees coordinate housing for players and reporters, with course upgrades including hole lengthening from 25 to 60 yards and irrigation systems maintaining greens in dry heat.
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