Wilde Watches Southpaw Work Ahead of Lawrence Show
British flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde studies southpaw Johnny Wilson’s style and plans to study sparring partners. Wilde, 102 pounds, predicts Carpentier boxing circles around Dempsey if they meet. Fans from Lawrence and New England pack the arena as Dyson prepares in Boston and Wilde tours Bedford Inn with promoter Johnny Cuddy.
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Harry Kelly
Cuddy
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Aine
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Dodgers' trio of runs wins Brooklyn over New York
Brooklyn takes two of three from New York with three first inning runs after two hits a walk and a misplay. Toney and Mitchell duel until Hubbell relief. final score 3-0 with Brooklyn offense: Wheat Johnston Sicking Kelly doubles Fletcher three-base.
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Johnson Stops Yanks 2 1 in Washington Victory
Washington edged the New York Yankees 2 to 1 to close the series. Johnson outpitched Quinn as Milan saved him with a fine ninth inning catch. Picinich delivered the winning run with a home run. Johnson left the game after a wild play in the fifth when Shannon hit him in the head while attempting to throw out Bodie at first.
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Reds Flatten Pirates 8-2 in Pittsburgh
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 2 as Ring holds the Pirates to scattered hits while Carlson and Hamilton struggle the Reds. Neal supplies a two base hit and Dau bert hits a three base shot as Roush and Duncan steal and Rath scores on sacrifices. Winning pitcher Ring with 8 walks, Carlson charged with the loss.
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Golf tie in Open Tourney by Burt Hoxie
Burt Hoxie partakes in a Open tournament where the leader board shows a tie. Golf action centers on close scores and a shared first place as contenders push for the title.
Wollaston hosts first three day open tournament qualifier
At Wollaston Golf Club 126 players competed in ideal weather for the season opener. W. E. Smith and R. M. Purves tied for gross with 77. C. Y. Hitchcock led net as a 14 handicap, while 85 or better qualified for the first 16 and 90 held spots in the second group amid match play drawings.
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Scrap Tonight at Commercial A C A ring firefight
Local boxing card at Commercial A. Co features Ham Bone Kelley of South Boston and Battling Dillon of Cambridge in opening mitts. Three 10 round bouts headline a card with Billy Woods and Johnny Giblin, Greek Alger and Frank Gould, and the Windup pitting Tommy Murray against Dave Powers.
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Ham Bone" Kelley
South Boston
Dillon
Cambridge
Billy Woods
Manchester
Johnny Giblin
Roxbury
Greek Alger
Boston
Frank Gould
Brockton
Gould
Magesy
Tommy Murray
Dave Powers
Malden
Donae Pometek
Sunday Baseball Sparks Initiative Drive in Quincy
Supporters circulated nearly ten petitions under the city charter to bring a Sunday baseball measure before voters. About 950 signatures are needed for a referendum to suspend or approve the act, with a November election possible if the council again rejects the bill. The issue drew debate as opponents framed it as a popular question, while backers hoped for quick passage. The Quincy Ministers Association opposed the plan though Rev Adelbert Lathrop Hudson of the Church of the Presidents spoke in favor of Sunday recreation.
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Alexander Russell
Quincy Ministers Association
Adelbert Lathrop Hudson
Church of the Presidents
Vincent Martin defeats Schiff in seventh round at Coliseum
Vincent Martin, in championship form, stopped Sammy Schiff of Quincy in the seventh round of the main event at the Coliseum A C on April 29. A foul claim was rejected by the referee. Freddie Mansfield beat Sergeant Swanson in one round in the semi final.
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Coliseum
A. C
Vincent Martin
Sammy Schiff
National League and American League Matchups Listed
Brooklyn hosts New York and Philadelphia hosts Boston as part of a slate including St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Cleveland visiting Detroit and Washington hosting Philadelphia in separate leagues with multiple city pairings noted.
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Ministers Are Best Athletes at Boston University Meet
Boston University interdepartmental field meet at Tech Field featured theologians leading in multiple events. Hal Cutbill the “Flying Parson” won the 440, 88 and mile runs for Theology with Liberal Arts and Law School close behind in team scoring.
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Cubs Centre Attack To Win
Chicago concentrates its offense with home runs by Paskert and Robertson and beats St. Louis 6 to 2 in the first game of the series Vaughn pitched well until late as wildness and errors helped the visitors score.
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Herzog
Kloby Receives Legion Testimonial At Local Armory
Lawrence April memory of overseas days as Battery C boys backed Tommy Kloby Corcoran with wagers on him. Local American Legion post held a testimonial dinner at the armory and presented a monster loving cup. English champion Jimmy Wilde also honored with a cup at a club smoke talk.
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Battery C
Tommy Kloby Corcoran
American Legion
Jimmy Wilde
Malden Edge Brookline in Suburban League Showdown
Malden High defeated Brookline High 12 to 6 yesterday at Old Tech Field. Saperstein and Hewn, Malden’s battery, starred as Brookline remained winless in Suburban League play.
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Olympic Tryouts at Harvard Stadium Set for July
New York April 29 The junior and senior track and field championship events of the National Athletic Union will be held at Harvard Stadium July 16 and 17. Chairman Frederick W. Rubien announced these finals to select the Olympic track and field team.
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National Athletic Union
Harvard Stadium
Frederick W. Rubien
Concord High seeks opponent for Saturday baseball game
Concord High School baseball manager William Hopkins seeks a high school opponent for Saturday afternoon. The game can be at home or away. Contact Hopkins at Concord 42-R to arrange.
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