Dempsey hype and boxing notes mix with Olympic talk
A column blends Jim Corbett’s boxing views on Jack Dempsey with Olympic and track chatter. It discusses rivalries, potential matchups, and interest in middle distance events in Britain, plus notes on American athletes, boxing match cards, and sailing speculation about Wills and Johnson.
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Ted Meredith
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Jose Ray
Sweden credited with 1912 Olympic triumph debate arises
A reader notes debate over the 1912 Stockholm games. The writer argues the United States won track events while Sweden swept overall honors, asking if the record should be clarified and asserting Sweden was credited with the victory.
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Dodgers Slam Cardinals 6-1 in Brooklyn game
Brooklyn won 6 to 1 over St Louis as Schupp struggled through six innings before being relieved for a pinch hitter. Kircher, newly bought from Richmond, pitched the late innings for the Cardinals and impressed. The ledger shows Heathcote two base hit Johnston triple Myers single, plus several miscues and fielding notes from the contest.
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Giants Rally to Beat Reds in Ninth Inning
New York defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. Swane held the Giants in check until two were out, then Youns scored on Kellys double and Frisch and Kelly crossed on Spencer s single for the tying and winning runs.
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Cicotte Shuts Out Yankees 3-0 in Chicago Opener
Eddie Cicotte pitched superbly behind flawless Chicago defense as the White Sox blank the Yankees 3 0 in the first game of the series. Jackson and Felsch sparkled with sensational fielding including a spectacular crowd-ropping catch by Jackson and a bare-handed grab by Felsch on Peckinpaugh. Manager Huggins protested the Jackson play and was banished after contesting Ruth's drive.
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Indians Lose to Senators in Cleveland Series Opener
Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 0 as Bagby started for the Indians and was pulled in the third inning after Rice tripled and Roth homered into the new field stands. Clark replaced Bagby and held, with Rice stealing second twice and also stealing home in the fifth.
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St Johns K of C Team Defeats Lincolns In Thriller
Before a crowd of 9000 at Thorndike Field East Cambridge St Johns K of C beat Lincolns 9 to 2 in the deciding game of the series. McCarty starred with batting and fielding while Davidson struck out 14 and allowed only two hits. Batteries Davidson and McMenimen McGrath and McQuinn.
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Indians Hold Early Lead in Pennant Pursuit
The Cleveland club dominates the week's play with a .349 team batting average and 32 runs to Boston’s .202 and 8. Their lineup features a .416 leader and several top hitters, while Ruth powers the Red Sox with 8 four-base hits and 108 runs this season. Grimes tops NL pitching as Bagby trends toward Wood’s 1912 win record.
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National League and American League Baseball Schedules
Schedule items list NL games Pittsburg at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia. AL games Boston at Detvest, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at S J. Lons Washington at Cleveland.
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Browns Down A's 12-3 in St Louis defeat
In St Louis on August 1 Phillipie athletic club menaces early innings. The Browns hammered the A's 12 to 3 as Moore and Bigbee were driven from the box. Text notes key scoring and early rally.
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Martin to challenge Sharkey for bantam title in Boston bout
Terry Martin of New England seeks a shot at world bantamweight champion Pete Herman by defeating Jack Sharkey of New York in a 12 round Armory show at Mechanics Building. Reisler faces Harry Martin in the eight round semi final, with several other bouts and wrestling events listed in Portland and elsewhere.
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Fifth Round Trophy Tournament at Lexington Golf Club
The Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington hosts the fifth round of the season's trophy tournament next Saturday afternoon. The event will be a handicap medal competition.
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