Two Games With Bears Today at Morning and Afternoon
Two holiday games are set with the Mobile Bears at Poncey the first in the morning at 10 15 and the second at 3 p m Interest runs high as Frank’s new hurlers may debut against the Bears Chattanooga’s outfit beat the Bears in a twin bill and the Crackers aim for a sweep The Crackers hope to rise to first division with two new pitchers and Red Wingo’s injury opening left field for Claud Batterfield Road trip follows the three game series with the Bears
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Hurler Kerhard Shines as Slugfest Stuns New Orleans 18 1
In a volatile day of baseball N Orleans were routed 18 to 1 as Hirming ham batters slugged Martina and Gailey to all corners. Kerhard delivered a sensational, tight performance, lifting his team with strong support in a high scoring game noted alongside a trio of results across leagues.
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American League Champs Tie Series
Cleveland pins 9 to 5 win over Detroit in eighth inning rally. Gardner key triple with bases loaded, Vearh hits two homers to spark the comeback. Perritt allowed walks after the fifth. Off day notes include Boston New York.
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Baseball Today Atlanta vs Mobile at Three O clock
The schedule lists a baseball game between Atlanta and Mobile with a start time in the afternoon at three o clock. The entry is brief and includes no further details about venue or lineup.
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Fast Fight Here Tuesday at Business Men's Club
Freddie Boorde and Battling Budd prepare for a ten round match at the Business Men's Athletic club on Tuesday night. Both fighters have trained weekly and stayed in strong condition. Matchmaker Walk Miner arranged the bout after fan demand and expects a large attendance in Atlanta. The undercard features top local talent with tickets available at Chess Place Rex Majestic Bullard Parlors and Hunter and Forsyth streets.
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Georges Carpentier Will Fight On After Dempsey Loss
Georges Carpentier says he will not retire and will accept challengers for the light heavyweight title after his defeat by Jack Dempsey. His hand injury is easing, and he plans rest before deciding next steps with manager Francois Descamps. Brennan or Gibbons as next opponents are discussed.
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Dempsey Carpentier Fight Profits Forecasts
New York reports tax and gate revenue estimates from the Dempsey Carpentier match. Net profits near 550000 with gross gate receipts over 1.6 million. Dempsey about 29000 per minute, Carpentier about 19500 per minute. Government take exceeds 400000, with taxes and state levies detailed.
Jack Dempsey ready for more fights after Willard win
New York reports that Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns are prepared to arrange a fight with Jess Willard. Dempsey, fresh from defeating Carpentier, plans a vacation after a brief rest and will return ready to fight any challenger with proper credentials. Meanwhile reformers press officials in Jersey City seeking to arrest Dempsey and to bar future bouts.
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Big Circuit Opens Today at North Randall Track
Cleveland July 3 grand circuit summer season begins tomorrow with a week of meetings at North Randall track. More than seven hundred trotters and pacers, nearly four hundred entered, plus top drivers including Pop Geers Murphy Cox McDonald Valentine Edman Ray. Track fast, rainless forecast and aims for a world record in the Ed wards stake for 2:08 pacers. Fasig Ohio Tavern stakes and 2:05 trot sweepstakes on schedule. Saturday open for postponement.
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National League Braves Flopped Hard
Cincinnati, July 3 Reds ended a slide with a 2 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh. Cincinnati scored early against Hamilton, built a commanding lead, and Zinn pitched. Pirates batted Marquard, but could not convert offenses into runs.
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New Umpire in Southern joins staff in Memphis
Memphis July 3 Tom Corcoran former International fate umpire has been signed by the Southern association and will begin duties immediately The association will carry nine umpires this season to avoid using players as replacements President John D Martin announced also orders to enforce discipline on the field tightening wrangling over decisions Eliminations of delays and cursing are promised with severe penalties for offenders to secure clean baseball across the Southern association
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Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia Five to Three in Fourth Straight
Brooklyn won its fourth straight over Philadelphia by a 5 to 3 score. Marquard pitched well, holding the Phils to five hits until the last inning when Schupp relief allowed four singles and two runs. Losing pitcher was Hamilton with Umpires Klem and Emslie.
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Southern Tennis Opens With Record Lakewood Harness and East Lake Play
Rainy weekend shifts leave Lakewood harness events packed with trotters pacers and runners while East Lake hosts southern tennis championship opening day. Notables include J B Abbedale Tom Coggins Guy Steele Nellie S McAdoo Harvest Day and Prince Hegal in harness fields and Semp Ross Jim Orr Jr and W W Quillian among tennis contenders as early matches begin at 9:30 with a large, stacked field and local favorites vying for early rounds.
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Charley White Seeks Benny Leonard Fight in Jersey City
New York on July 3 Charlie White the Chicago lightweight announced he would urge Tex Rickard to arrange a bout with Benny Leonard the lightweight champion. If possible the match would be held soon in the Jersey City arena.
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Hayes and Squair to meet in 1921 Chicago final
Walter T Hayes of Chicago, the 1911 national clay court tennis champion, reaches the 1921 final to face Alex A Squair of Chicago after Hayes beat Clifton Heard of Pasadena in straight sets. Squair topped Arthur P Hubbel of Chicago, 6-2 6-1 6-5 6-1 in the other semi. Hennessy and Burdick of Indianapolis defeated James and Jerry Weber of Chicago in doubles, with a corrected third round result noted.
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