Seven boxing wins open Paris meet on first day
In Paris on July 16 seven victories from seven starts marked the opening day. Fidel La Barbara defeated Varick to start strong for the Los Angeles team. Tripoli beat Usavaga, Joe Bailey outboxed Burke, Cardliian scored a knock down in the third, and Jack Fiels defeated Doyle despite hurting his hands. Hugh Haggerty knocked out Tek, Al Mello beat Dousset, Ben punched Jones after his right hand was hurt. Kirby and Mulholland drew byes in the 175 pound class. Ingram of South Africa showed speed as rivals.
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Paris
Fidel la Barbara
Varick
Tripoli
Yonkers
Usavaga
Joe Baile
Burke
Ye Cardlian
Jack Fiels
Bena
Jones
Kirby
Mulholland
Marston Faces Long Odds In National Amateur Title
By Joe Williams the Philadelphia amateur championship looms in September with Max Marston heavily favored against him. Marston, seen as a durable fighter but not superb, has lost twice this year to average players and may struggle to repeat as national amateur champion despite his resilience.
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Max Marston
Philadelphia
Marston
Evans
Jones
Ouimet
Flossmoor
Ham Gardner
Buffalo
J. B. Crookston
Addie
Dad
Jim
In Doubles When One Receives Other Stands Near Net
A tennis feature by Mercer Beasley covers Australia Davis Cup team led by Gerald Patterson with Pat O Hara Wood Robert Schlesinger and Fred Kalms plus American defenders. It notes Patterson and Wood form a strong doubles pair with fast service and improved net play during recent coast matches and singles success. It also mentions Sarazen in golf with upcoming defenses and rival Arthur Vers.
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Mercer Beasley
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'Hara Wood
Robert Schlesinger
Fred Kalms
Patterson
Wood
Sarazen’s Forte Not Stroke Play
The piece notes Gene Sarazen, a young Italian American, excels in match play and has a mixed record in stroke play. It recalls his 1922 Open win at Skokie with a final round 69, his failure to qualify in the British Open, and his still-proud match play record including the 1922 title and a dramatic 38th green finish against Hagen.
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Joe Williams
Gene Sarazen
Elect
Bobby Jones
Sarazen
Skokie
Inwood
Oakland Hills
Hoylake
Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Walker
Birds distributed to counties from state game farm
7000 young pheasants have been distributed statewide from Wellington by the state game farm. Superintendent Nash said every county will get its share based on adaptability to local conditions amid weather challenges since spring.
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Columbus
S. N
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Nash
State Fish and Game Division
Knights of Pythias rout Plumbers in Twilight League 6 to 0
King hurler for the Knights of Pythias shut out the Plumbers, while Siepel limited the cellar workers to two hits. Wise drove in a run with a first inning triple, and Parker stood out for the Plumbers with two hits. The Knights improved to 1-0 as King snared a sharp line drive to end a scoring threat in the third.
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Siepel
Christy Mathewson
Bryan
Strikin
Parker
Pitanthers
Stepel
King
Knights
Heck
Ylumbers
Texas
Eddie Roush
Wise
Cokes
Grayson Outfit
PO Sutton
Sessesesse
Warner
P .Scsccessees
McCollins
Csseseesee
Williams
Mester
Cssevseeseves
O! Wilson
Tf Sceeceessss
Giants extend lead with fourth straight win over Cubs
In MLB results the Giants beat the Cubs to move 9 a half games up in the National League. George Kelly hit his fifth homer in the four game set. Reds blanked the Braves. Pirates edged Phillies 3 1. Tigers outslugged Athletics 11 9. White Sox closed the series with an 8 6 victory over the Red Sox.
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Cubs
Yankees
Senators
Browns
Indians
George Kelly
Black Gold to Meet French Champ in $50,000 Latonia Race
Owner Mrs. R. M. Hoots announced Black Gold the four time derby winner will race against Epinard the French champion in an international $50,000 event at Latonia this fall. Black Gold will ship to Raceland Ky tonight then proceed to Latonia where trainer Webb will prepare him for the race.
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Stickney
Ill
R. M. Hoots
Epinard
Latonia
Raceland Track
Ashland
Webb
Plumbers Defeat Batteries In Low-Scoring Clash
Siepel leads Plumbers with strong pitching and two hits while Cowan struggles with walks and a wild pitch. Parker and Wise contribute steals for the Batteries as McCollins and Siepel secure the win, with Umpire Pierre calling the game.
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Parker
Wise
Mansfield
Sutton
King
McColins
Williams
Eld
Pierre
Baseball Home Run Totals by League and Player
National League leaders tally home runs with Kelly of New York Hartnett of Chicago Hornsby of St. Louis and Dean of New York each listed. American League totals show Jacobsen of St. Louis Collins of Chicago and others with totals. overall National 259 American 225.
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Hartnett
Chicago
Hornsby
St. Louis
Dean
Jacobsen
I. Collins
Wheat
Brooklyn
Helm
Wilson
Snyder
Ruth
Archdeacon
Falk
Cobb
Detroit
Goslin
Washington
Boxing notes from New York Boston Covington bouts
Last night in New York Ted Moore of England won a ten round decision over Morris Schlafer of Omaha. Mike Ballerino of New York won a ten round decision over Johnny Leonard of Allentown. In Boston Jack Sharkey of Rosbury defeated Homer Smith of Kalamazoo in a ten round decision. In Covington K O Mars of Cincinnati outpointed Ted Merchant of England in a fast ten round bout.
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New York
Ted Moore
England
Morris Schlafer
Omaha
Mike
Ballerino
Johnny Leonard
Allentown
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Rosbury
Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Covington
K. O. Mars
Cincinnati
Ted Marchant
Tillotson Leaves Hiram for Miami University
Hiram Ohio July 16 Coach Roy E Tillotson resigns after four years as director of physical education and head coach of all sports at Hiram College to take a position in physical education at Miami University Oxford. Last year his team won five of seven contests including a victory over Oberlin.
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Roy E. Tillotson
Hiram College
Miami University
Oxford
Tillotson
Oberlin
Brazilian Federal Troops Report Success Across Front
Two communiques from the Brazilian government forwarded to the Brazilian embassy in Washington report continued success along the entire front by Brazilian federal troops.
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Washington
American Consul Requests Warship for Santos Protection
From Montevideo reports dated July 1 the American consul at Santos Brazil asked Washington to dispatch a warship at once to safeguard American lives and property as revolutionary forces threaten the city.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Santos
Brazil
Wheeler Split From Democratic Ticket Cites Davis Backing
Washington July Mina Burton K Wheeler, famed party prosecutor, will bolt the Democratic ticket in November over John W Davis. He will back Senator Robert M La Follette. A Cleveland physician urges musical calls instead of letters for broadcasting stations. Political Advertisement.
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Mina Burton K. Wheeler
John W. Davis
Robert M. la Follette
Cleveland (D
Athens County Jenkins Club Endorses Coolidge Platform
The Athens County Jenkins Club fronts a complete endorsement of the Coolidge administration as part of the Tenth Ohio District platform. F J Jones serves as secretary in this civic initiative.
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Coolidge
Athens County Jenkins Club
F. J. Jones
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