Doyle Wins Welterweight Title At Braves Field Boxing Card
Nate Siegel loses the welterweight crown to Paul Doyle in a 10 round slugfest at Braves Field. Doyle dominates after a second round knockdown and outpoints Siegel amid a strong all star lineup including Jock Malone and Josephs.
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Indians Run Streak With Double Victory Over White Sox
Cleveland swept Chicago in a doubleheader on July 4, prevailing 6 to 4 in the morning game and 11 to 10 in the afternoon. Morton earned both wins in relief, fending off Chicago after they knocked out Bagby and Caldwell early, then Kerr and Weineke as Cleveland rallied to victory. Wilkinson took the loss in the finale.
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Pirates and St Louis split twin bill on Fourth of July
In Pittsburg the Pirates won the morning game 5 to 2 while St Louis took the afternoon contest 8 to 6. Pertica pitched well for Pittsburg in relief, Cooper struggled in both starts with hit batsman and passes leading to runs. Hornsby and Lavyap powered St Louis with multiple hits, while Pittsburg benefited from two singles and a triple in the seventh.
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Konetchy Joins Philadelphia National League Club
Philadelphia July 4 William Baker president of the Phillies announced the purchase of Konetchy the veteran first baseman from Brooklyn The deal was closed by a cash consideration the amount not disclosed Konetchy will report here tomorrow Also newly acquired Lee King Goldie Rapp and Richbourg from New York reported today
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Shocker Suspended Visits Friends During Lake Trip
Urban Shocker of the St. Louis Browns has been suspended indefinitely for leaving the club without permission. He is visiting friends at lake resorts near here. Goodloe Rogers, a former pro baseball player now practicing law, hosted Shocker yesterday and said the pitcher plans to stay about two weeks.
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Mike Gibbons Stops Al Sommers In 11th Round
Mike Gibbons of St Paul beat Al Somers of Spokane in Idaho on July 4 as Sommers' seconds threw in the towel after one minute of fighting in the 11th round. Sommers was knocked down twice for a nine count in the 10th round.
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Jimmy Kelly defeats Mason in ten round newspaper decision
Jimmy Kelly of Chicago won a newspaper decision over Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne in a ten round bout at Benton Harbor Michigan. Kelly pressed the action every round, showed aggressiveness, and split Mason’s ear with jabs while scoring body blows throughout.
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Harrisburg Bout: Loughlin Defeats Gill in Welter Clash
In Harrisburg on July 4 K O Loughlin of South Bethlehem defeated Johnny Gill of York in a welterweight boxing showdown. The result added excitement to the local sporting page and showcased two skilled fighters in a closely watched match.
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Henigan Stars At Boston Common Games In Close 3 Mile Win
Jimmy Henigan of the Dorchester Club outfooted R H E Brown of the B A A and Cornell in a 3 mile race amid strong marks from Boston A A and St Alphonsus athletes. Burns wins 100 yard dash and Daly takes 440 yard while Nolan and O Connor excel in jumps and Sampson dominates the half mile.
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Tigers Take Morning and Afternoon Wins Over St Louis
Detroit defeated St Louis 4 to 1 in the morning and 7 to 6 in the afternoon. Veach and Heilmann homered in both games with Robbing drives early and late. Oldham earned the win for Detroit and Kolp took the loss in the opener.
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Northwest Ski Club holds fifth annual contest in heat
In Tacoma on July 4 the Northwest Ski Club staged its fifth annual ski tournament on Mt. Rainier slopes. L Larsen won the Paradise cup for the second year, earning the cup's ownership. Several records were broken during the event.
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Brooks Wins 3 Mile Race at Russell Field Cambridge
William Brooks of St Alphonsus A A wins the 3 mile event at Russell Field North Cambridge in 16 minutes 26 seconds, finishing 100 yards ahead of Murphy B A A and Meragees Dorchester Club. Over 2000 spectators attend Suffolk County AOH field day amid Gaelic games and hurling matches.
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San Diego High Wins 7-6 in 10th for National Interscholastic Title
San Diego High School defeated West Tech High School of Cleveland 7 to 6 in the 10th inning to claim the national interscholastic baseball championship in San Diego.
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