Dempsey Carpentier bout ends as crowd views boxing peak
The column lauds the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title fight as clean and decisive with Dempsey's victory praised and Carpentier urged to retire. It notes plans for future matchups, Pasadena athletes Jake Driscoll and Hal Cutbill, and upcoming Yale Harvard track preparations and Oxford Cambridge events.
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Carpentier
New England
Pasadena
Jake Driscoll
Hal Cutbill
Jake
Cutbill
Jack Ryder
Cardinals City Triumph Over Cubs 8-3 In Series Finale
Louis hammering the ball and scoring eight runs defeated Chicago 8 to 3 in the final game of the series. Hornsby homered with runners on, Deal and Schultz also homered, and Pfeffer pitched steadily for St. Louis. York allowed the loss after a rough third inning. Ponder finished the game for St. Louis.
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Lavan
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Reds Subdue Corsairs 8 to 3 in Cincinnati
The Reds halted a skid by defeating the Pirates 8 to 3 in Cincinnati. Cincinnati scored early against Hamilton and built a strong lead as Zinn started on the mound. Pirates batted Marquard freely but could not capitalize with runs.
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Dodgers Take Fourth Straight Victory Over Phillies
Brooklyn won the fourth straight game against Philadelphia by a score of 8 to 5. Miljus allowed only five hits through seven innings before the Phillies offense struck in the late inning and Schupp finished.
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Wheat
Lee
Johnston
Schmandtes
Macks Riddle Senators 12 4
Washington reporters note Philadelphia won the final game of the series 12 to 4. Harris earned his second win of the set as Nilan had a perfect day at bat in the July matchup.
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Star Welters to Clash at Salem
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury and Tommy Kirby Corcoran of Lawrence clash in Salem on the national holiday. The two top welters, both from Massachusetts, train hard in Dartmouth and Salem ahead of a 2:30 bout at Bridge Street fairgrounds arena with a promised 26 000 crowd and several preliminaries.
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Sullivan
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Champs Beat Tigers 9 to 5 on Gardner's Bases-loaded Triple
In Cleveland Gardner hit a bases loaded triple in the eighth to power a 9 5 win over Detroit. Perritt replaced Middleton after the fifth, giving up bases on balls and Veach hit two homers to clean up the scoring.
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National sports matchups listed in scattered notes
A series of city pairings appears in the notes with teams and venues implied. The fragment mentions Boston Philadelphia York Detroit Chicago Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati and assorted “NATIONAL” matchups with Boeten and Tro Boeten as possible team or event references.
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Faber Pitches Five Hit Game
Faber delivers a five hit game with Artetia driven in during the eighth inning. Davis and Mulligan note multiple hits while Mulligan Ellerbe Falk contribute sacrifices. Umpires Amareen Walton. Time 40m.
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Braves Humbled Twice by Giants
New York July 3 The Giants swept a double header from the Braves before 22 000 fans. Scores were 2 to 1 in the first game and 10 to 5 in the second. Casey Stengel and Johnny Rawlings may have sparked the rally that brought the spread.
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Giants
McGraw
Braves
Casey Stengel
Johnny Rawlings
Braves and Giants Clash In Doubleheader Curtain Raiser
The opener featured Stengel and Rawlings as the only home runs for the Braves and Giants in a pitching and fielding duel. A remarkable leaping catch by Southworth saved a potential double, as Nehl outdueled McQuillan in a rugged start with seven Braves hits to one for the Giants. The second game turned into a slugfest with Cruise and Ford powering the visitors while Burns, Bancroft, and Young supplied key hits for New York. Six pitchers split the mound duties as both teams traded blows and momentum, the Giants seizing a three run lead early, then Nos. 1 through 4 innings delivered a dramatic late rally by the Braves to surge ahead and firm up the win.
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Arthur Nehl
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Ford
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Barbare
O'Neill
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Neil
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Hest
Jess Barnes
Hodlke
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Walker
Lexington Golf Handicap vs Par Event Scheduled
An all day handicap versus par event will be held today at the Lexington Golf Club in Northington to mark the holiday.
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Lexington Golf Club
Northington
Baseball Game Report From New York Featuring Benton and Scott
A double dose aRah for Benton seventh inning outbats for Scott in New York. Box score shows 6-5 final with Two-bite-Tomaga and Berbare among hitters. Details include hits, walks, and pitcher changes with Barnes and Benton bullpen appearances.
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White Aims to Fight Leonard in Jersey City Arena
Charley White the Chicago lightweight said he would pressure Tex Rickard to arrange a fight with Benny Leonard, the lightweight champion, with plans for the bout to be held soon at the Jersey City arena.
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Charley White
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Benny Leonard
White
Jersey City
Concord Junction primed for big Lexington field day game
The Concord Junction baseball club will play the Lexington Council Knights of Columbus on the Lexington Athletic Field tomorrow at 3 o clock as the featured event of the council's first big field day.
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