Referee Sparks Debate In Armstrong Ambers Prize Fight
Mitch notes refereeing as the toughest job in boxing as Arthur Donovan officiates the Armstrong Ambers lightweight bout. Donovan faces complaints before and after the match while Armstrong loses five rounds. Henry McLemore also condemns the referee’s decisions on this page.
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New York
Ambers Wins Lightweight Title Over Armstrong After Fouls
In a 45 minute Yankee Stadium battle Lou Ambers defeats Henry Armstrong to take the lightweight crown. Fouls on Armstrong cost rounds as five of 15 were deducted. Plans a rematch November 1 for Armstrong’s welterweight title amid disputed scoring.
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All Star Pitch Rule Breach In Bob Feller Appearance
The question explains that Bob Feller pitched a fourth inning in the All Star game after three which broke the rule that no pitcher may work more than three innings unless extra time occurs. The Nationals were not protesting, and the lapse is attributed to the National Leaguers. It also notes USLTA founding date May 21 1881 and describes Jack Johnson as the prize fighting nickname ha.
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Armstrong Ambers Fight Sparks Fouls and Debate
The columnist argues Armstrong often uses low blows and Ambers retaliates with repeated butt and elbow offenses. He notes Armstrong’s style swarms with windmill punches and suggests referees must watch for fouls, criticizes both fighters, and muses that a no rounds no referee bout might yield a legendary clash.
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Albuquerque Soft Drinks Remain Strong Amid Liquor Availability
A survey in Albuquerque shows 27,200 residents buy about 90,600 bottles daily from 49 soft drinks. Five bottling plants employ 55 workers, sustaining the local soft drink trade despite liquor availability.
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Yankees Rock White Sox 14 to 5 in Night Game
Yankees explode for five homers three triples and nine runs late to beat the White Sox 14-5 at Comiskey Park. Marius Russo improves to 3 0 in AL play while Bob Feller earns his 18th win for Cleveland with a 6-4 victory over Washington.
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Ambers Wins Lightweight Crown in Yankee Stadium Bout
Lou Ambers reclaimed the lightweight title with a close 15 round decision over Henry Armstrong at Yankee Stadium last night. Ambers solidified his grip on the throne as the Herkimer Huricane improved his record in a tight bout.
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Derringer To Hurl for Reds Against Phils
Philadelphia pitcher Kirby Higbe blanked the Reds 4 to 0 as the Phillies beat Cincinnati for only their second win in 18 games this year. Derringer was set to start against Beck or Johnson as McKechnie shuffled lineups.
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Donovan Lightweight Crown Won By Donovan At Yankee Stadium
Arthur Donovan defeated Lou Ambers by decision in Yankee Stadium to claim the lightweight world title. Henry McLemore notes contentious punches and fouls by both fighters, with Armstrong pressuring Donovan and Donovan repeatedly breaking the fray.
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Local Golfers Get Break In Invitational Tournament
Local golfers at Athens Country Club will gain a break in the Athens Invitational Golf Tournament. Mike Heaney announced a plan to spread two weeks of match play if the third flight consists only of Athens members. Heaney noted 13 local entries and a possible list of about 25, with players named including Art Smith, B T Grover, Joe Seiple, Dr L E Butts, and others.
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Hiestand Dethroned in Grand American Trapshoot
In the 40th Grand American trapshoot, Ohio farmer P. Harbage won the North American amateur men title by breaking 200 straight, defeating Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro. Wisconsin’s Mrs. William Gilbert captured the women’s title with 98 of 100 using a borrowed item, after Lela Hall fell ill. The Western team clinched the team race with 1958 1 2 000 targets to the East’s 1945 x2 000.
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Women Golf Stars Advance to National Championship
In the 43rd annual Women s National Championship at Wee Burn Club Noroton Conn the field narrows to eight after two rounds. Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis faces Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta after Barrett set a 74 record qualifying score. Maureen Orcutt of Haworth New Jersey meets Marion S Brown of Norbeck Indiana who defeated Mrs Glenna Collett Ware in the opening round.
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Standings Snapshots From Early Baseball Association
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National and American League Baseball Matchups List
National St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at New York American New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Minneapolis Louisville at St Paul
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Baseball recap: Pittsburgh and Boston scoreline with errors
Totals concede a hit for Errickson in the seventh and a substitution for Frankhouse in the ninth. Pittsburgh 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Errors Vaughan Cuccinello.
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City Teaches Fly Casting in Colusa Classes at Pool
Colusa California adds fly casting to its curriculum offering classes at the municipal swimming pool three times weekly. City Councilman W. C. Stokes, a skilled angler, serves as instructor for Wednesday morning sessions.
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