Boxing Bids and Promises From Martin Moran Dempsey Air
The manager of Bob Martin says the soldier boxer is ready for any world foe, with Moran and Sharkey bouts eyed. Alec McLean predicts a Martin win over Sharkey as Delmont praised as referee. A Baltimore boxing club forms Armory A A staging Nor fork Jamaica Kid bout. Benny Leonard and Fitzsimmons plan Camden return. Dempsey Miske Labor Day tickets priced high with a full undercard listed.
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Bob Martin
Martin
Ray Smith
Frank Moran
Ove
Terry Martin
Jack Sharkey
Mechanics’ Building
Alec McLean
Pete Herman
McLean
Sharkey
Fred Fitzsimmons
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Tony Melchair
Homer Smith
Bill Tate
Sam Langford
Jos. Burman
Midget Smith
Harry Greb
Chuck Wiggins
Mays Backers and Babe Ruth Stir New York Sports Cries
New York sports writers rally behind Carl Mays amid calls for discipline while Babe Ruth nears 50 home runs as Yankee owners fretting over his movie work. Dempsey Miske bout sells seats at Benton Harbor with high ticket prices.
Four Arrests For Gaming At Fenway Park
Four men were arrested by police at Fenway Park yesterday afternoon on gaming charges. Names and addresses include Frank Harris 45 Blue Hill Avenue, Arthur Reamer unknown age of 39 Johnston Road Dorchester, Nathan Landerman unknown age 242 Harvard Street Dorchester, and Charles Issrow 22 of 8 Elms Street Cambridge.
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Fenway Park
Frank Harris
Blue i Avenue
Arthur Reamer
Johnston Road
Dorchester
Nathan Landerman
Harvard Street
Charles Issrow
Elms Street
Cambridge
Indians Rout A's 15-3 in Philadelphia Showdown
Cleveland pounded Philadelphia for 15 runs on 21 hits with hits in every inning except the sixth. Bagby worked solidly for Cleveland and contributed four hits while Naylor Bigbee and Slappey led the offense as the Athletics committed five errors in support.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bagby
Naylor
Bigbee
Slappey
AB. R. BH. TB
Jamieson
Wambsganss
Speaker
F Rene
Smith
Eee Gardner
Eee Johnston
O'Neill
See Lunte
Vee Tola
Ae Ee
AB. Ree
Dynes
GilTin
G. Walker
Cone
O’neill
C. Walser
Griffin
Shannon
Llitse
Bigbee 5 In Win Slappey ¥ In 4 Les. Struck Oute By Baxby
Ralk
Nayilor
Hildebrand
Moriarty
Cime Etn
Robins Hand Cubs a Second Loss in Chicago Victory
Brooklyn tops Chicago 6 to 3 as Pfeffer collects 14 hits in the day. Five double plays frame the strong infield support behind him while Wheat Konetchy and Miller spark an eighth inning rally that breaks the game open.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
Hendrix
Wheat
Kenetchy
Miller
Merkle
A. E Olson
Eeeenee Johnston
Hochmeyer Wins Maine State Net Championship
Victor Hochmeyer of Lowell Mass defeated Sidney Beals of Longwood two sets to one to win the Maine state singles title with scores 6 4 6 2 4 6 7 5. The final doubles saw Horace Taylor and Sidney Beals default to H. C. Hart and J. D. Wig of New York. Hochmeyer advances to meet W. E. Porter of Newton Mass in the challenge round Saturday.
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Squirrel Island
Victor Hochmeyer
Lowell
Mass
Sidney Beals
Longwood
Horace Taylor
H. C. Hart
J. D.wig
New York
Hockmeyer
W. EB. Porter
Newton
H H golf tournament at Concord Country Club
At Nine Acre Corner Concord on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner a charity golf event will tee off tomorrow afternoon. An eagle earns 10 points, a birdie five, par three, and bogey one point with prizes awarded to the top two scorers in the H H tournament.
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Concord
Aug
Concord Country Club
Nine Acre Corner
Valentine drives to 2:11 trot win after four heats
Victor Valentine of Poughkeepsie New York guided Walnut Frisco with Valentine in the sulky to win the 2:11 trot feature at the Hudson River Driving Park on getaway day. He prevailed only after four heats as breaks in the first two prevented a faster victory in regulation time.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Walnut Frisco
Valentine
Hudson River Driving Park
Valley meeting concludes with fourth win for II and two trots
II secured his fourth victory of the meeting while Forest B. placed second behind Dudette in the first heat. Electron Dillon won the 2:15 class trot with Baroness Cochato placing second in the third heat, and Red Border captured the final event of the day in the 2:10 class trot.
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Valentine
Forest B
Dudette
Electron Dillon
Baroness Cochato
Red Border
Dora Haines
Br. m
Morgan Axworthy
H. Fleming
Baronia
B. m
Bingara
Ww.Dickerson
Clara Mae
Bik. m
Warner Hall
Geers
Walnut Frisco
San Francisco
B. G
Mainieaf
Br. F
Etwah (Geers
Lady Wilgo
Wilgo
A. McDowala
Oscar Watts
General Watts
Hyde
B. H
Dillon Axworthy
Crossman
Eseeenees
Walter Cochato
A. McDonald
Crex
B. B
Border Knight CW
It- Rots Oets
Opposition to Sunday laws debated by Seventh Day Adventists
In Franklin New Hampshire on August 27 the Seventh Day Adventists of Northern New England held a biennial conference. They passed resolutions opposing Sunday laws and urging repeal of existing ones. The group worships on Saturday and questioned the need for Sunday protections. Elder B M Heald of Toronto was elected president. Speakers came from California Washington DC New York and Lancaster Massachusetts.
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Franklin
N. H
Seventh Day Adventists
New England
B. M. Heald
Toronto
Ontr
California
Washington, D. C
New York
Lancaster
Mass
Official Scorer Adjusts New York Run Total in Baseball Loss
New York the score showed Chicago ahead 16 to 5 instead of 16 to 4 in yesterday's American League game. In the Yankee half of the ninth Peckinpaugh walked stole second and went to third on Pipp infield hit Ruth lined to Eddie Collins who threw to John Collins at first doubling up Pipp The official scorer ruled Peckinpaugh scored before the double play was completed correcting New York to five runs.
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New York
Chicago
Yankees
Forster
McGraw
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Ruth
Eddie Collins
John Collins
Arlington Council Club to Meet Oganam Council Nine
The Arlington Council Banishts of Columbus baseball club will play the Oganam Council nine of North Cambridge at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington this afternoon at 3 15. A large delegation of rooters will accompany the visitors and many Arlington fans are expected to attend.
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Arlington Council
Banishts of Columbus
Oganam Council
North Cambridge
Spy Pond
Arlington
Polished Mirror Reflections Highlight Human Virtue
A concise reflection contrasts a polished mirror with a polished man, underscoring a moral distinction between outward shine and inner character. The quote implies true refinement lies in conduct, not appearances.
The Golf Widows Cannot Support Either Harding or Cox
A satirical column mocks political and golf culture. Cubs play an exhibition for Harding at Marioni. The piece humorously critiques golf club membership woes and the sport’s growing popularity, noting club waiting lists and the idea golf as a national pastime versus baseball.
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Harding
Cox
Rival Bike Stars Clash at Revere Cycle Track
Motor paced match features three top riders George Chapman of Philadelphia American champion George Wiley former title holder and Leon Didier of France in a 10 mile heat. A second match pairs Fred Hill and Frank Keenan in a 0 mile junior race. Other amateur and professional events precede the main card.
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Butler
Revere
George Chapman
Philadelphia
George Wiley
Leon Didier
Fred Hill
Frank Keenan
Toby Lyons Old-Time Ball Player Dies in Boston
Thomas A. Lyons known as Toby Lyons on stage died at his Boston home after a three week illness. A semipro ballplayer thirty years ago he later umpired in the New England league and spent over twenty years on the stage in productions such as Mills of the Gods and Kafoozelum. He lived in Boston all his life and is survived by his wife Eliza Mealey.
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Babe
Ruppert
Huston
Polo Grounds
Cooper-Hewitts
Yankee
Bunt Babe
Socialist Party
Prex
Thomas A. Lyons
Commonwealth Avenue
Abr. Lyons
Toby Lyons
Scenic Temple Boxing Show Declared Monday Night
M J Sullivan new Commonwealth A A president stages a boxing card at Scenic Temple Berkeley street. Main event pits Danny Krammer of West End against Jimmy Fox of Newark in a 12 round bout. Semi finals feature Young Bovan vs Tommy Carson eight rounds, with Billy Cahill meeting Tommy Corbiery and Willie Coogan vs Young Kelley in six round bouts.
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M. J. Sullivan
The
Commonwealth A. A
Scenic Temple
Berkeley Street
Danny Krammer
West End
Jimmy Fox
Newark
Krammer
Paddy Owens
Mechanics’ Building
Fox
Pete Herman
Young Bovan
Tommy Carson
Lawrence
Billy Cahill
Everett
Tommy Corbiery
Gloucester
Willie Coogan
South Boston
Young Kelley
Manchester
Concord Junction Faces Boston Tire Nine At Home
The Concord Junction baseball club meets the George Grow Tire Company nine of Boston at the Concord Junction Playground tomorrow at 3 20 pm. The Junction team has 18 wins this season and had been set to play Buick Motor Company of Boston, but that game was cancelled. Eddie Buoyce is expected to pitch and Morgan to catch.
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Concord Junction
George Grow Tire Company
Boston
Junction
Buick Motor Company
Baston
Buick
Eddie Buoyce
Fitchburg New England League
Boston College Sportsider
Morgan
Golf by Caddies Monday at Woodland Golf Club
Youth will have its fling next week as sixteen clubs in Greater Boston area send their top cadets to the caddy championship at Woodland Golf Club. Two boys from each club compete, with some in knee pants as they reach the age where work or professionalism is at stake.
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Boston
Woodland Golf Club
Local Golf Championship Promises Family Rivalry On Medal Play
The 36 hole straight medal contest features morning and afternoon rounds with top contenders led by John MacAndrew and his brother Charles. Starters include Oliver Holmes James Low Herbert Horton and many club players as the field tightens around family ties and emerging talent.
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John “Jock’ $MacAndrew
Wollaston
Charles
Ouimet
Guilford
Wright
Lowery
Oliver W. Holmes
Bellevue Golf Club
James Low
United Shoe
Herbert H. Horton
Monoosnock
J. J. Kenna
L. Baker
Oakley
Harry D. Robinson
John Mahan
Essex
Eo Mills
Rockport
Lorna Peters
Pato EB. Lufkin
Prescott Lang
Boys
Dorchester Pupils Win Boston School Baseball Title
The Christopher Gibson School Playground team of Dorchester defeated South Boston 4 to 3 in a nine inning Franklin Field final to claim the Boston school championship. Pitcher Pete Whittemore struck out 17, with catcher Dick Harold star and the game drawing over 500 spectators after a season of 12 scheduled games and semi finals.
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Christopher Gibson
Town Field
Dorchester
Boston
South Boston
Franklin Field
Pete Whittemore
Whittemore
Dick Harold
Frank Mace
Joseph McLean
James H. Mellen
Walter Baker
John Holland
R. F
John Lowden
Charles Reagan
C. F
James B. Cousin
Joseph F. Cousin
Thomas Keneally
Baseball matchups listed for MLB leagues today
In the American League schedule St. Louis plays Boston, Cleveland faces Philadelphia, Chicago meets New York, and Detroit goes to Washington. In the National League Boston visits Pittsburg, Brooklyn plays Chicago, New York hosts Cincinnati, and Philadelphia visits St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Obvacevsses
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadel
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Worcester Sore
Renee
Springfield
ALBA
NEW Haven
Hartford
Hartford Seer
Pittsfield
Waterbu
P.cc
P.O . Seer
Brooklyn Eee
Philadelphia
National League
Phils Rally Early to Beat St Louis 3 2
Philadelphia opened against St Louis with a 3 to 2 victory as bunched hits off Schupp in the first two innings produced the runs. Meadows was hit hard by the locals but failed in the critical moments.
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ST. Louis
Aus
Philadelphia
Schupp
Meadows
Paulette
B. Lebourveau
Rawlings
Senate
Williams
Meusel
Haines
eRan
Clemons
Philadelia
Wheat
Heiness Lavan
Heathcote
Hornsby
Fournier
Fletcher
Teher
Griffmen Jump On Tigers In Washington Tilt
Acosta quieted Detroit's bats as Washington collected safeties off Ehmke in two innings and moved to a 1 0 lead in a game noted for early scoring.
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Washington
Acosta
Detroit
Ehmke
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al Delmont
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Jamaica Kid
Benny Leonhard
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Madison Square Garden
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K. ©. Loughlin
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Fitzsimmons
Arthur Duffey
Sport Comment
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New York Tribune
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Tris Speaker
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Ray Chapman
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Wall Street
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Harry Wills
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Golf Links
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Toby” Lyons
Concord Tackles
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