Reformed Wrestler Faces Acrobatic Challenger in June Fight
Paul Berlenbach and Young Stribling meet on June 21 in New York for a championship bout described as a clash between a reformed wrestler and a frustrated acrobat. Berlenbach’s powerful left hook targets Stribling’s weakness to body punches in a test of which synthetic fighter earns the title.
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Paul Berlenbach
Paul
Stribling
Berlenbach
John Risko
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Risko
France Fixates On Lacoste New Tennis Idol Not Carpentier
Paris reports a shift in French sports fame from Georges Carpentier and Suzanne Lenglen to René Lacoste with Jean Borotra rising. Taxi crews and gendarmes say Carpentier traded national pride for dollars fighting in Jersey City and New York. Lenglen’s Olympic team stance and recent refusals fuel debate on national allegiance and commercial motives in French tennis.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Paris
France
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Suzanne Lenglen
Rene Lacoste
Jean Borotra
Lacoste
Borotta
Carpentier
Mile
Lenglen
Mlle
Francis Charles
London
Tex Rickard
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City
Dempsey
Suzanne
Mile Lenglen
Fr@ce
Helen Wills
Italy
Athletics Now Second Make Steady Climb
By John B. Foster in New York June 10 the Philadelphia Athletics show a steady climb this season moving from first to second with a .566 winning percentage. The Senators slump 100 percent from last year as Washington struggles with pitching and late rallies. Walter Johnson, once a record setter, now lacks support as the club fails to close tight games.
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John B. Foster
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Athletics
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Himsel
Washington
Aggies Fall to Dartmouth on the Diamond
Massachusetts Aggies lost to Dartmouth as Myles Lane allowed only two hits in eight innings. The Aggies committed 11 errors in the game, a major factor in the defeat.
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Massachusetts Aggies
Dartmouth
Myles Lane
Latzo to Defend Welterweight Title in June Bout
In Newark New Jersey Pete Latzo of Scranton Pennsylvania is matched to defend his world welterweight title against Willie Harmon in an 18 round bout set for June 22.
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Newark
N. J
Jame
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Willie Harmon
Notable Fight Preview Describes Courageous Contender
The essay praises a fighter as thoroughly courageous and aggressively relentless. It notes the challenger’s strong counter to body attacks and asserts a victory is possible if the main fighter avoids a powerful body assault.
Missouri Ball Park Hots Up Before Season Start
Cold weather can not cool the signal of two pennant contenders listed in the pre season dope as the St Louis scene charges the ball plant with warmth and anticipation.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues And Leagues
Milwaukee 12, Minneapolis 4. St Paul 6, Kansas City 5 in AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 8 in the National League. St Louis 4, New York 2. Boston 6, Chicago 3. Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 6 in 10 innings. Cleveland 11, Washington 5. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1. New York 4, Detroit 3. St Louis 6, Boston 4 in American League.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Scheduled Matches Across Cities
Columbus at Milwaukee. Toledo at Kansas City. Louisville at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Minneapolis. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago.
Walker Dundee Bout Postponed Over Thumb Injury
Mikey Walker secures postponement of his June 17 bout with Joe Dundee due to a left thumb injury. The match is expected to be rescheduled for the first week of July in New York.
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New York
Mikey Walker
Joe Dundee
Reds Bow to Vance in 10 as McGraw notches win
Dazzy Vance limits Cincinnati to seven hits and fans 14 in Brooklyn's 4 to 3 10 inning win. Bo McGraw is credited with the victory after Vance yields in the ninth and McGraw retires the Reds in the 10th.
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REDS
Vance Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Bo McGraw
Vance
Dazzy
Soocen
Dressen
Christensen
Herman
Sideves Éttbecse & Ors
Maranville
Cjacobson
Ceceseree
ONO
Deberry
Hargraves, C .Sescosese
Mariott
Emmer
Cincinnati Eere Essence
Begokiys Ese
Z. Hare
Cri Hargrave
Wheat
Critz
Roush
Bressler
Fewster
Standert
Maranvile
Donohue
Atruck
Morrew
Rixey
McGrawsing
Baseball box score fragment with misc errors
Incomplete box score shows Washington and Cleveland scoring with errors by Summa Sewell and Jamie son. Highlights include Lutzke Jamieson three base hits and Lacy home run with various double plays and base on balls noted.
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Ogden
Ferguson
Washington
Cleveland
Summa
J. Sewell
Jamieson
Judge
Burns
Lutzke
Lacy
Stewart
Reeves
Bush
Morrell
Miller
Den
Dy Ferguson
Indians
Jamiesc
Myer
S. Harris
Eeeeersese
Sewer
Speaker
Myatt
L. Sewell
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