Boxers and bouts highlighted in Cambridge sparring note
George Robinson of Cambridge returns from New York to train with Mike Glover and others in a Cambridge gym. He seeks a bout with Hayward Briggs Akron Brockton or University A. C. Cambridge and has issued a challenge to Willie Langford of Brooklyn. Atlas A. A. set for Berlin bouts as Alger heads to Berlin for a 10-round with Freddy Duffy.
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New York
Mike Glover
Young Jasper
George Alger
Henry Brown
Robinson
Hayward Briggs
Brockton
A. C
North Abington
University A. C
Willie Langford
Brooklyn
Canada
Tale Ree
al Delmont
Berlin
N. H
Freddy Duffy
Jamaica Plain
Union and Harvard Seek Henley Final Glory for America
At Henley Union Boat Club and Harvard aim to win their semi finals tomorrow to meet in the Grand Challenge Cup final on July 4. The American crews face Germany and Winnipeg after strong showings, while Harvard and Union hope for victory to place the prize in an American trophy room.
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Thames
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London
Stars and Stripes
Pall Mall Gazette
Henley
New South Wales
Sydney Rowing Club
Harvard Trophy
Tener Threatened Through Baseball
At a meeting today the Westinghouse strikers told officers to telegraph Governor Tener, president of the National League of professional baseball clinics, threatening to withhold patronage from the Pittsburg National League club if troopers are not withdrawn.
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Westinghouse
Tener
Robins Even Up With M'Gravites
Brooklyn defeats New York 7 to 2 to tie the series. Pfeffer earns his second win, drives in two early runs, and Smith hits two doubles and a homer.
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Escher
Stock
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Pittsburgh Beats Baltimore 4 to 3 in Ten Innings
Pittsburgh defeated Baltimore 4 to 3 in ten innings. Camnitz scored the winning run on Oakes' single, with Doolan and Oakes each collecting three hits. Batteries Camnitz and Iry for Pittsburgh, Quinn Conley and Russell for Baltimore.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Camnitz
Oakes
Doolan
R.H.E. Pittavure
Iry
Quinn
Conley
Russell
Brooklyn Beats Opponent 1 0 as Rain Delays Finish
In Brooklyn on July 2, the home team won 1 to 0 in a game halted by a heavy rain storm in the fourth. Seaton and Blair pitched while Krapp and others rotated in. The final line shows Brooklyn with 10 hits and 0 errors to the opponent’s 5 runs and 0 errors.
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Shaw
Terio Hss
Chicago 7 Indianapolis clash in July cage club opener
A July cage club match drew Chicago against Indian teams from Indianapolis. The event marked the start of the season with both sides seeking early advantage and a strong crowd turnout expected.
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Indianapolis
Federal league race today as Chicago wins 7 to 2
Chicago defeats Indianapolis 7 to 2 in a Federal league race. Batteries Hendrix and Wilson, Falkenberg, Henderson and Rariden contribute for Chicago with strong hits and solid pitching. Indianapolis management shows resilience but falls short in key innings.
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Indianapolis
RAE Chicago
Polis
Hendrix
Wilson
Falkenberg
Henderson
Rariden
Kansas City 9 St. Louis 1 in one sided game
Kansas City defeated St. Louis 9 to 1 as Packard held the visitors to seven hits while Kansas City accumulated sixteen. Battery details list Packard Hasterly Davenport Herbert and Chapman for St. Louis and Kansas City pitchers for the game.
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Packard
St. Louis
R.H.E. Kan
City
Packard and Hasterly
Davenport
Herbert and
Chapman
Didier and Wiley Duel For Pace Title At Revere Track
French star Leon Didier and Syracuse’s George Wiley clash tonight at Revere Cycle Track as two nights of racing begin. The following night a four man race with Didier Wiley Carmen and Lawrence promises a premier event of the season with all three Americans regaining form for a strong finish.
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America
Revere
Leon Didier
George Wiley
Syracuse
Didier
Wiley
Carmen
Lawrence
Phinney Boyle Wins From New Yorker at Cambridge
Phinney Boyle of Lowell defeated Charley Seiger of New York when Eggers failed to appear at the University A. C. of Cambridge tournament. The referee stopped the bout in the sixth round as Boyle dominated. Frankie Barrett and Teddy Murphy drew in ten rounds, Bobwick defeated Young Anderson in two, and OConnor beat Morley in four.
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Frank O'Connor
South End
John Morley
Roxbury
Modified Marathon at Locust Street Grounds
Locust Street Grounds hosts an 11 mile modified marathon with local long distance runners. The event showcases top local teams in addition to hurling and Gaelic football competitions as part of the early summer sports program.
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Locust Street Grounds
Southern Association Preview: Chattanooga Beats Mobile 4 1
Chattanooga defeats Mobile 4 to 1 in a Southern Association game as hosts secure a convincing win at home. Key players contributed early goals and the defense held firm through the final whistle.
Braves President Arrives for Preseason Talks in Boston
President Gaffney of the Braves met Manager Stallings at Copley Plaza after arriving in Boston at 10 AM. He endorsed the St Louis deal that sent Hub Perdue for Cather and Whitted and said the team is not out of the running despite a low standing. New talent from Missouri arrives Friday with possible use of Cather in Saturday’s games and Whitted likely to take third, while Deal rests. Pegging duties today may fall to Bill James or Dick Crutcher. Wilbert Robinson may start Nap Rucker against the Braves, marking Nap’s first appearance vs Stallings this year.
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Braves
Boston
Copley Plaza
Stallings
St. Louis
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Cather
Whitted
Missouri
Charley Deal
Bill James
Dick Crutcher
Wilbert Robinson
Nap Rucker
Dodgers
Nap
Tigers Whitewash Naps In Opener
Detroit shut out Cleveland 1 0 in the series opener as Crawford starred with a triple a double and a single Olson Burns and Bowman contributed two base hits while Davis earned the victory over Morton and Bowman.
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Bowman
Olson
Burns
Morton
Danss
Mor
O'Neil
Hgan
Fvans
Vitt
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