Olympic Athletes Ready for Final Olympic Tryouts at Stadium
A mix of out of town athletes from Los Angeles A C Olympic Club and Portland arrive for final prep before the weekend trials. New York and Philadelphia associations are set to appear late today as Reginald Caughey Bihlman of the Olympic Club and J. Norton Hunter Jimmy Connolly and Jole Ray draw attention for the approaching events.
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Boxing scene shifts as promoters eye big New York bout
Representatives from rival boxers met in Boston last evening to push a potential pairing. Plans discussed but no action taken with another managers meeting likely to yield real news later in the week. Tex Rickard keeps Madison Square Garden for ten years as talks swirl around a Dempsey Carpentier clash and roofed venues gain appeal over outdoor shows.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Braves For Third Win
At Forbes Field Pittsburg takes a 4 to 3 victory as Bigbee hits a three bagger in the eighth inning to drive in Carey and pull ahead after a tense game. The Braves kept it close with a knot at 7th inning.
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Pirates Win Seventh in a Row Over Braves As Mann Homers
Wilbur Cooper pitched for Pittsburgh against Boston with mixed control but the Pirates capitalized on four first inning runs and two more in the eighth. Major Mann hit a left field homer in the sixth and drove in the Braves' opening run. Little Bigbee starred for Boston and Cooper settled after a shaky start.
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Giants Triumph Over Cardinals 7 1 in St Louis
New York defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 as Nehf hurled a strong effort and the Giants capitalized on the locals errors. McHenry drove in a run with a triple and Schultz added a single, with Bancroft and Burns producing the other big hits.
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New York Swimmer Sets 300-Metre World Record
Miss Ethel da Bleibhtrey of New York set a new world record in the 300 metre women’s swim with a time of four minutes, 34 15 seconds, at the Olympic tryouts finals in Manhattan Beach, New York.
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Jones and Evans Win in Title Golf Play
Bobby Jones of Atlanta beat George McConnell of Chicago 2 up in the second round of match play in the amateur championship of the Western Golf Association in Memphis. C. W. Hubby Jr of Dallas defeated Ed Limburg 6 and 6 and Chick Evans of Chicago beat Baxter Sparks 3 and 2.
Chapman Wins 50 Mile Race At Revere Track
George Chapman of Philadelphia captured the 50 mile American pace championship at Revere track in 1 hour 18 minutes 47.5 seconds before 10000 spectators. The race featured a tight lead battle among Chapman George Wiley Percy Lawrence and Clarence Carman with multiple lead changes. Chapman, 21, became the youngest rider to win the honor as Wiley faded in the final laps.
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Olympic Trials Tickets Surge at Harvard Stadium
Final Olympic trials at Harvard Stadium expect record crowds with premium demand. Tickets for Friday and Saturday matinees available at the Boston Athletic Association Exeter street Wm Read's Wright and Ditson's and Horace Partridge's. Friday admission 50 cents. Saturday prices 1 2 and 3 dollars.
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Coast trainers tout Olympic hope with Paddock Kirksey duel
Los Angeles A C and Olympic Club athletes head to Stadium Saturday with Manager Weaver predicting big show. Charley Paddock is praised as fastest sprinter with sub 9.5s marks. Kirksey expected to rival him in sprints. Other coast stars like Yount Sprott Kilby and Norton loom, with Norton favored in hurdles and Kirksey rivaling Paddock in the 100 and 220 yards. Trial heats set for Friday as Junior A A U meet precedes the main event.
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Dodgers Win Doubleheader Over Chicago in Two Games
Brooklyn swept a July 14 doubleheader against Chicago, taking the first 3 to 2 with Olson homering for the winner as his drive plummeted under the right field fence, and the second 4 to 2 after a string of key hits.
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Indians Rally Past Athletics in Ambush Game
Philadelphia trailed Coveleskie after a rough first inning but Cleveland surged to a 6 3 victory. Coveleskie shut down the lineup after a three-run frame as the Indians came from behind to win.
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Reds Edge Phillies In 10 Inning Tie Breaker
Cincinnati wins an 8 to 4 ten inning game against Philadelphia as Fletcher ejects after disputing a call. Dodgers Dolert credited with the win as Allen, Rath and Hams contribute the key moments in a tense contest with 2-base, three-base hits and stolen bases logged.
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