Business-Like Play Tops Star Power In Boxing Patchwork
The piece argues for pragmatic, price-conscious boxing promotion as promoters lower prices across cities from Milwaukee to New York. It notes Detroit Tigers rise on steady baseball rather than glam, detailing scores, key games, and the shifting American and National League standings.
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Freddy Miller Beats Frankie Wallace in 10 Round Cleveland Bout
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati defeated Frankie Wallace of Cleveland in a 10 round match here Wednesday night. Miller finished strong to secure the decision with two of three judges favoring him.
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Recreation Loop Proves Popular in Logan Area
In Logan on June 28, seven weeks into the recreation ball season, Carpenter-Chicister leads the Hocking League with no defeats, while Hocking Grange trails with one loss in six games. Star pitcher George Larimer shut out opponents as Stewards Grocers beat Union Furnace 1 0 and Phi Sigs defeated Shoe Factory 5 0.
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Big Five By United Press
Babe Ruth singled twice and drove in one run in three plate appearances. Lou Gehrig hit two home runs and a single for five RBIs in five trips. Al Simmons doubled and singled for one run in four plate appearances. Hack Wilson added two homers and a walk for four runs in three plate appearances. Billy Terry finished with a homer a double and two singles in five at bats.
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Baseball Schedule For Brooklyn Boston And Others
Brooklyn faces Boston while New York plays Philadelphia in the set. Cincinnati meets Pittsburgh and Toledo travels to Indianapolis. Columbus visits Louisville and Minneapolis hosts Milwaukee in American Association play.
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Baseball doubleheader results and lineups in National and American leagues
In a set of scattered box scores, teams including Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Indianapolis and others are listed with partial inning totals and pitchers. Key lines feature Hallahan Mancuso Hubbell Hogan Grimes Root May Hemsley Rhem Davis Peatock MacFayden Brown Dickey Jorgens Stewart Storts Bengough Washington Coffman Weaver Berg Ma le Harder Myatt Lisenbee Andrews Durham Tate Wyatt Ruel Mahaffey Krausse Freitas Rommel Cochrane Frasier Grube Knott Stiles Burwell Riddle Trow Adkins Harriss Fenner Lawson Vangilder Pytlak.
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Walker Confident He Can Beat Risko and Others
Mickey Walker said he will defeat Johnny Risko in their 10 round bout tomorrow night and is certain he could lick Sharkey or Schmeling. He trained 10 rounds after arriving from New York where he watched the championship fight Tuesday night. He also hinted at seeking a rematch with Sharkey.
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Gilvary Emerges as Ace of Dayton Ducks Pitching and Hitting
Bill Gilvary of Ohio University and Dayton Ducks leads in the Central league with six wins and one loss in nine appearances, 30 strikeouts and 25 walks. He also hits for a .350 average with seven hits in 20 at bats, including a triple, and has scored four runs. Major league scouts are favorable, suggesting a move to a higher classification next year.
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Risko Declares Readiness after Training for Bulldog Bout
Risko, who has lost twice to Walker, finished training yesterday and announced he is ready for a bulldog bout, signaling confidence ahead of the matchup.
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Snyder Named Ohio State Track Coach to Succeed Castleman
Ohio State University announces Lawrence N. Snyder will coach the Buckeye track team next year, succeeding Frank R. Castleman who remains as advisory track coach. Snyder, a former Buckeye hurdler, has long worked with Castleman.
Birds Top Millers to Lead American Association Standings
In Columbus on June 23 the Ret Birds defeated the Minneapolis Millers 8 to 5 to seize first place. Lew Riggs opened the scoring with a four-base hit in the sixth as Cullop and Swanson followed, giving the Birds a lead they never relinquished.
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Third Bout Between Max and God Planned by Jimmy Johnston
New York report says James J. Johnston plans a third Sharkey Schmeling fight to settle supremacy. Sharkey remains heavyweight champion per the New York State Athletic Commission, with officials backing the decision amid calls for a possible September bout or next summer rematch.
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Par card for Fresh Meadow course opens U S Open
Flushing New York June 23 The par card for the Fresh Meadow Country Club course the site of the U S Open to start tomorrow lists par and yardage for the featured rounds and holes
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Reds Rout Braves 14 8 In Wilkes-Barre Exhibition
Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston Braves 14 to 8 in an exhibition game at Wilkes-Barre. Reds push seven runs in the late innings to secure a third win in four games and widen their edge in the series mark.
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