Boxing Gossip and Match Prospects in Jersey City
Box office rumors swirl around Billy Miske declining a bout with Kid Norfolk and a $1000 challenge to Fulton or Dempsey. Predictions hint at Dempsey knocking out Fulton, with suspense over who leads or ends the match. City news notes Jersey fights, veterans, and referee Larry Conley set for next Tuesday night.
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Billy Miske
Kid Norfolk
Armory A. A
New York
Dempsey
Fulton
Joe Jeanette
Jewell Nichols
West Hoboken
Jersey
Jersey City
Larry Conley
Britt- Jackson
Jack Dempsey
Miske
Ana
Chicago Athletics Divide Up Games In Double Loss
Chicago and Philadelphia split a double bill as Chicago won the first 3 to 1 behind strong pitching by Cicotte and Philadelphia took the second 8 to 4 aided by Dugan's two run double.
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Chicago Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Cicotte
Dugan
Quakers Blank Pirates 1 to 0 in Eighteenth Inning
The Philadelphia and Pittsburg game extended to the 18th inning, Philadelphia winning 1 to 0. Cravath drove in the decisive run on a squeeze play after a Pearce sacrifice, Burns’ bunt mishandled by the pitcher. Slapnicka and Jacobs pitched well and held baserunners all day.
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Pittsburg
Slapnicka
Jacobs
Cravath
Philadela
Innning
Pearce
Burns
Philadelphia
PO. A
Po.a
Bancroftss
Catonss
Hem’way
BigheeIf
Williams
Carey
Laderus
South
Meusel
Cutshaw
Mollwitz
M'Kech
Schmidt
Bancroft
Bigbee
Hemingway
Mays
Lufferus
McKechnie
hell—Hemingway
Slapicka
Brooklyn Beats Cubs 3-2 in 16th Inning Thriller
Vaughn faltered in the 16th as Brooklyn edged Chicago 3-2 in the opener. Z Wheat O Mara and Doolan delivered timely singles to plate the decisive run in the extended game. Chicago and Brooklyn played a tense early series battle in Chicago.
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Brooklyn
CUBS
Chicago
Vaughn
Z. Wheat
O'Mara
Doolan
Tigers Beat Yankees In Extra Inning Opener
New York and Detroit split a July doubleheader in New York. The Tigers won 4 to 1 in the first game with Walker delivering a seventh inning homer with two on. The Yankees took the nightcap 3 to 2 in 10 innings, Caldwell Pipp and Bodie driving runs and Keating scoring on Baker’s grounder after a bases loaded play. Heilman of Detroit left for California to enlist in the navy after the second game.
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New York
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Walker
Caldwell
Pipp
Bodie
Baker
Grandstand
Keating
Cobb
Heilman
San Pedro
Cal
Navy
A. Bush
Gilh‘ley
R.jones
C’ldwell
C'n
Gh'm
Pratt
Veach
Heilm'n
Harper
Rfef
Coffey
Stanage
James
Thormahlen
Bush
Cunningham
Beckinpaugh
Gilhooley
Peckinpaugh
R. Jones
Hannah
Finneran
Peckinprugh
Calfwell
Hellman
Kallio
Cee
Kallie
Major League Baseball Matchups Across Regions
National and Eastern division games listed feature Detroit vs Boston St. Louis vs New York Cleveland vs Philadelphia Chicago vs Washington Boston vs Cincinnati Brooklyn vs Chicago New York vs St. Louis Philadelphia vs Pittsburg Bartford vs Springfield Waterbury vs Bridgeport Worcester vs New London Providence vs New Haven.
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P.C. Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago St
Eeeweeee Senos
St. Louis
Eeer Enas
Etroit Weeee
Philadelphia
P.C. Chicago
Newark Sae
Pittsby Pee
Philadelphia Tees Feet
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Steen
Chicag
Seeenee
Tanner Eed
Sehen Wee
A. A
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Lou
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Wee
Waterbury
Hartford Feet
Springfield
Hartford
Providence
Ewan Ewnne
NEW LO
New Haven
New London
Detroit
Cleveland
Eastern
Bartford
Worcester
Delphy First of New Destroyers Launched at Squantum
The destroyer Delphy, named for naval hero Richard Delphy, was launched at the Victory Plant in Squantum with 15,000 cheering witnesses. The ceremony used an evening tide and marked a record fast contract time, with six more weeks to fit out and a second destroyer soon to follow.
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U.S
Delphy
Victory Plant
Squantum
Navy Department
Dorchester Bay
Daniels
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Willam
Sims
Richard Delphy
United States
Giants Bat Out Win Over Cards
New York defeated St Louis 8 to 5 as Doyle delivered a timely bases loaded single. Hornsby returned to the lineup later, and Zimmerman was benched for failing to run out a popup.
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Giants
ST. Louis
New York
St. Loui S
Doyle
Hornsby
Zimmerman
McGraw
Packard
Loouys
Po.a
Pola
Burns
A'theote
Young
Fincher
Fletcher
Cruise
P'l'e.ss
Sicking
Betzel
Thorpe
Grimm
BR O Wilboit
Holke
Gongales
M'Carty
McCarty
Rariden
Heathcote
Fisher
Gonzales
Errora
Paulette
Raiiden
Schupp
Doak
Temarea
Smith
Demree
Demaree
Boxing and baseball notes from the sports page
Billy Miske avoids a scheduled bout as he injures his hand just before facing Kid Norfolk. Bob Fowler joins the Army Medical Corps aviation service after his medical exam. Rumors swirl about a Lewis Britton welterweight bout and a Cubs pennant chase, with talk of a Cubs Giants Red Sox World Series matchup. Coaches and managers like Exendine and War ner are praised for football and pass mastery while gate receipts rise at Chicago events. The piece also mocks critics and references Rabbit Maranville’s return and Babe Ruth’s impending spotlight.
Fifth Fred Fulton Favorite For Dempsey Clash
The piece notes Fifth Fred Fulton as favorite should a Dempsey meeting occur. A July 27 bout is scheduled at Federal League Park in Harrison New Jersey. The report also covers other queries about boxing and baseball news from Milwaukee and the American Association.
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Fred Fulton
Dempsey
Federal League Park
Harrison
N. J
Indians defeat Senators by 5 to 1 in final game
Cleveland defeats Washington 5 1 as Coveleskie shuts down the Senators while Cleveland bats Shaw and Hovick. Johnston collects three doubles and Wambsganss handles 14 chances. Key hits include Chapmen Johnston Wood and Shaw withbases loaded in a 7 inning effort.
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Washington
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Shaw
Hovick
Wambsganss
Johnston
Eek
Chapmen
Wood
Kerror
sSchulte
Speaker
Roth
Shanks
Evans
Goveleskie
Judge
Hovlik
Massachusetts convention honors Roosevelt son with unanimous sympathy resolutions
The Massachusetts constitutional convention passed unanimous sympathy resolutions for Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt on the death of Lt. Quentin Roosevelt ten in France. The body also rejected several Constitution reform measures and approved a resolution allowing women to be notaries public with name-change rules for reappointment.
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Massachusetts Constitutional Convention
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
France
Roosevelt
Morton
Fall River
All Fight Card Promises Warm Ring Tonight
The Commercial A. C. presents a stacked tournament with Kid Lee vs Charley Parker opening in six rounds. Eddie Barcelli faces Kid Francis over eight rounds, Johnny Veto debuts against Sailor Jack Denley, and Barney Adair meets Terry Brooks in a 12 round or shorter main event. Indoor heat expected.
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Johnny Veto
Chel Sea
American Association scores report
Columbus beats Toledo 8 2 Minneapolis defeats Milwaukee 10 7 St Paul edges Kansas City 5 4 Indianapolis 3 Louisville 1 in league play standings and results lists.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Directors of Fourth Atlantic National Bank questioned
Suffolk grand jury probing the Bay State Fishing Company case heard bank directors testify about a 350000 loan to F M Dyer Co of New York and asset transfers to the Maine corporation as part of the fish market control inquiry. Maurice P Shaw secret ary of the Fish Exchange also testified with additional records.
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Fourth Atlantic National Bank
F. M. Dyer & Co
New York
Bay State Fishing Company
Maine
Bay State Company
Massachusetts
Suffolk Grand Jury
Attwill
Boston
Bank
William G. Shillaker
John C. Slayton
Robert W. Willimson
Edward F. Wood
Georgeb. Henry
James §. Murphy
Henry K. Noyes
Increase E. Noyes
Edgar L. Rhoades
George Abbott
Charles H. Brock
Arthur W. Haines
Isaac W. Chick
Maurice P. Shaw
The
Fish Exchange
Receivership Ends Hinted For Boston & Maine
James HB Hustis director of New England railroads says dissolution of the Boston and Maine receivership may come soon though no date is set. Negotiations continue with the United States Railroad Administration to end the current receivership.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
James HB. Hustis
New England Railroads
Boston & Maine
Hustis
United States Railroad Administration
Dorchester Firms Plan Boat Outing With Games And Dinner
The Dorchester Board of Trade and Dorchester Real Estate Brokers and Builders will hold a Wednesday July 24 outing at Villa Napoli Nantasket. Members will travel by boat from Rowe's wharf at 2 15 p m. Activities include a ball game with teams led by P O Hearn and R E Bolles, a fat men's race a potato race a 50 yard dash and shot put. Dinner at 6 30 will feature a cabaret show and a talk by William S McNary. A committee led by George F Eddy was named to organize the event.
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Dorchester
Dorchester Board of Trade
Dorchester Real Estate Brokers and Builders
Villa Napoli
Nantasket
Rowe
William S. McNary
The
Commission On Waterways and Public Lands
George F. Eddy
John J. Dailey
E. N. Rolland
Ambrogio Piotti
Raymond P. Delano
Oscar L. Brambech
Henry Frost
Richard Tracey
J. L. Barney
Frederick J. Carey
William Campbell
W. BE. Mullett
William H. Hardy
A. R. Gilliland
George Berry
Help Your Newsdealer With Your Trade In Other Things
Many New England newsdealers face a government order ending newspaper returns and rising costs. The note urges readers to buy a second item at the newsstand such as a cigar fruit confectionery magazine to help dealers stay in business and continue supplying their papers.
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New England
United States
the Post
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Pearly Sins
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Schalk
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Mann
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Iago
Arins
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Yers
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Zei
Higelanders
PDA
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Carper
Rf. A
Peck’ughte
Miller Co
Mitchell the Tailor
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Bob Fowler
Sanitary Corps
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George Stallings
Jack Slattery
Rabbit Maranville
Billy McCarthy
Barrett
Mineola
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Ty Cobb
Speke
Sox
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Jack Britton
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Fred Mitchell
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Chicago Cubs
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Knights of Columbus Overseas Service
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