Boxing Gossip Sparks Picks and Promises in New England
Boxers George Christian and George Robinson draw interest as potential opponents in the colored light heavyweight and Cambridge light heavyweight classes. Frankie Daly seeks a 116-118 match with Charley Treyball, with Joe Stanton and Tony Watlin also in play. Pittsfield matches ignite controversy after Al Thomas defeats George Volk, causing spectators to flee. July 19 features Rollo A. C. bouts with Eddie Shevlin and Walter Butler, while George Alger faces Terry Brooks in a 12 round main event at Commercial A. C. A crowded Newport scene previews a welter clash and a Savage Rivers semi final promises rough action near ringside.
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Frankie Daly
Staten Island
N. Y
Charley Treyball
Newport
Joe Stanton
Tony Watlin
Daly
Rollo A. C
Eddie Shevlin
Walter Butler
Shevlin
George Alger
Terry Brooks
A. C
Elks
Alger
Jack Savage
Joe Rivers
Zander Sets 2000-Metre World Record in Stockholm
Swedish runner Zander today set what is believed to be the world record for the 2000 metre run in the Stadium Stockholm. He completed the distance in five minutes 31 seconds amid a notable long track event.
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Stockholm
Zander
Giants Release Smith to Rochester in IL Move
New York National League club announced the release of George Smith a former Columbia University pitcher to the Rochester club of the International League. The Giants retain an option on Smiths services.
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New York
George Smith
Columbia University
Rochester
Smith
Hanlon Loses To Callahan In Boxing Showdown
Jimmy Hanlon of Denver New Orleans fought hard at the Arena but Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn dominated most rounds and won the decision by a wide margin. Semi final saw Jack Mer Brockton defeat Joe White in a 10 round bout and Tootsie O'Toole stop Freddie Webb in two rounds. Eddie Barcelli beat Eddie Baker in six rounds.
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Jimmy Hanlon
Denver
New Orleans
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Callahan
Jack Mer
Brockton
Joe White
Orchester
Colts Will Race Today at Charles River Speedway
The feature today is the colt races the only professional events of the meeting. Three races for 2 year old colts 3 year olds and young sters highlight the program expected to yield sensational racing and first real line on colts in training in the East. Local horsemen are cautious about contending supremacy this meet. Other opening day events include the 2 09 trot 2 15 trot and 2 18 trot with good chances claimed by locals.
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Charles River Speedway
International League results and weather notes
Providence defeated Baltimore 5 1 in 12 innings while Rochester beat Montreal 2 1. Weather warned rain in Buffalo Toronto and Newark Richmond areas with showers forecast.
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Providence
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo-Toronto
Newark-Richmond
Baseball Scores From Tonight’s American Association Games
In Kansas City the Monarchs defeated Milwaukee 9 to 2. Indianapolis beat Columbus 4 to 3. Toledo edged Louisville 8 to 6 in a slate of American Association results.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Southern Association Scores From New Orleans to Little Rock
New Orleans 4 Nashville 2 Memphis 6 Birmingham 5 Chattanooga 3 Mobile 1 Atlanta 10 Little Rock 9 reported as part of the region standings with multiple city teams shown in a brief score roundup. The summary lists scores and participating cities, reflecting a busy segment of the circuit.
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Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Little Rock
CHAMPS PLAY TIGERS TODAY
Cleveland authorities postponed the game with the Red Sox due to wet grounds and rain, allowing the champions to take a 2:35 pm train to Detroit. Guy Moran was held in reserve to face Shore, as the Indians aimed to resume hitting in the Detroit series.
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Cleveland
Red Sox
Lee Fohl
Detroit
Indians
Guy Morrow
Shore
Barry
Mackmen Beat White Sox Three Out Of Four
Philadelphia wins 8 to 7 over Chicago, taking three of four in the series as costly Chicago errors enable a late Philadelphia rally. Bates and Strunk sparked a key comeback with hits, while Chicago’s hitting was silent until the eighth inning.
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Philadelphia
Rowland
Russell
Grover
Danforth
Felsch
Jamieson
Strunk
Cicotte
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Yankees Beat St Louis in 17 Inning Thriller
The Yankees defeated the St Louis players 7 to 5 in a 17 inning game. Baker delivered the winning run with a single in the 17th, Peckinpaugh scoring. Strong fielding and late defensive plays dominated, including a leaping catch by Austin and a shoe-string grab by Hendryx.
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New York
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Peckinpaugh
Aragon
Austin
Marsans
Sotheron
Shotton
Hendryx
Tigers Rally To Take Final From Senators 5 4
Detroit defeats Washington 5 4 to split the series at two games apiece. Washington led early 4 0 before Detroit, led by timely hits off Dumont, surged in the third and sixth innings to claim the win. Vitt Cobb Veach and Stanage driven in runs as Boland held off Washington in the final frames.
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Ouimet's Score Second Lowest In Western Amateur
In Chicago at Midlothian Country Club 16 players advance from the first round of the Western amateur golf championship. Notable results include Donald Edwards and Jesse Guilford advancing, Francis Ouimet losing then recovering to beat A J McIntyre, and Bob Jones facing Ned Sawyer in a marquee match. Reuben Bush of New Orleans eliminates Arthur Lee, while John G Anderson, J Worthington and Jack May win their matches. The survivors will play 36 holes tomorrow with Ouimet drawing J T Henry and Guilford facing G Decker French.
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Midlothian Country Club
Reuben Bush
New Orleans
Donald Edwards
Midlothian
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Atlanta
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Massachusetts
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Boston
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Detroit
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New York
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Rock Island
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Sioux City
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Parker Nall
D. E. Sawyer
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Plans to tax city gardens rise at public safety meeting
Boston Food Committee on Public Safety will consider levying a tax on about 6000 garden plot holders in Franklin Park and other city parks to cover fertilizing ground, seed potatoes, and vegetables. The panel will subsidize initial planting to aid citizen farmers, while city salaries and a $70 000 total earmark prompt scrutiny by City Council.
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Boston Committee On Public Safety
Franklin Park
David Potter
Potter
John F. Dever
Public Safety Committee
Ford
Safety Committee
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Mayo to aid government in medical staff plan
Dr. William J. Mayo of Rochester, Minn., travels to Washington to confer with government officials on forming a central medical staff for American soldiers in the field. Other leading medical men will attend. reports of Mayo brothers going to France lack confirmation.
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Minn
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Washington
Tinker Is Fined $100 For Spitting On Umpire
Chicago July 10 Joe Tinker manager of the Columbus Club of the American Association was fined $100 by President Hickey for spitting in Umpire Knapp's face during an argument at a Columbus game last Thursday. Pitcher Mordecai Brown who also took part received a $10 fine.
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Knapp
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Girls Want Game In Boston Area This Summer
The Lexington girls baseball team, mainly high school players, seeks several games this summer with nearby girls teams around Boston. Contact Miss Elizabeth Moakley at 11 Waltham Street, Lexington.
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Lexington
Boston
Elizabeth Moakley
Waltham Street
Brassard Race At Hevere Cycle Track Tonight
The second riding of Brassard features Wile Smart Carman and Madonna racing the hour route at the Hevere cycle track. Amateurs and pros will also compete in a busy session as fans are likely to attend.
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Carman
Madonna Behi
Golf match slated at Wellesley on Saturday afternoon
The return club golf match between Lexington Golf Club members and Wellesley Country Club golfers will be played at Wellesley Saturday afternoon August 25. Lexington plans an unlimited medal play with one-half handicap, best selected in holes to win, over the club in North Lexington on September 1 and 8.
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Wellesley Country Club
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