Boxing Notes Hardware Dempsey Carpentier Clash Likely In London
In London promoters eye a Dempsey Carpentier showdown with Oct 12 plans signing off. Gibbons may fight the Frenchman in London while Latzo suffers a stoppage loss in Erie. Platts of England set for next Friday in Boston against Mike Gibbons while Wilson defends against Downey in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Tom Gibbons
Tom
Gibbons
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
London
Mesrs. Cochran
Major ‘Wilson
Wether
Francois Descamps
Richard
Jack Kearns
Demsey
Tondon
Kearns
Dempsey
Guss Platts
England
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Platts
States
Johnny Basham
Eddie Shevlin
Ercole Balzac
Europe
Boyo McCor
Accused Black Sox to Testify in 1919 World Series Case
The defense plans to call at least four former White Sox players to testify in their own defense as the trial enters the last half of the ninth inning of evidence. Chick Gandil Buck Weaver Swede Risberg and Happy Felsh are expected to testify along with Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson and Claude Williams who confessed to the grand jury. The State will finish its case tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Sox
Cincinnati
Chick Gandil
Olfar
Buck Weaver
Seman
Cicotte
Williams
Jackson
Dutch” Ruether
Brooklyn
Bill Burns
Burns
New York
Rath
Oxford and Cambridge Athletes Fall to Harvard and Yale
To correct a false impression about British training in athletics the Oxford and Cambridge athletes, who faced Harvard and Yale last Saturday in the Stadium, observed carefully natural rules that kept them in good condition for the international encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
British Track Guests Keep Quiet Routines In Training
The visiting British athletes, including Henry Bristowe Stallard, followed strict personal habits during training, avoiding excess drinking smoking and late dancing while adopting a disciplined routine similar to Harvard. The piece contrasts unwritten English rules with Americans strictness and praises both sides for their efforts.
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Henry Bristowe Stallard
Cambridge
Stallard
North Shore
Harvard
Merry
England
America
Oxford
Haverhill Pros Defeat Caseys In 6-3 Ballgame
At M street playground South Boston the Haverhill baseball nine beat the Pere Marquette K of C team 6 to 3. Key batting by Skelton and Twombly highlighted the visitors attack as the game moved through innings. Batteries Bader and Ball opposed Madden and Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Street
South
Boston
Haverhill
Pere Marquette, K. of C
Skelton
Twombly
Risks His Life in Motor Pace Game at Revere Track
Charley Stein, a popular motor pace rider at the Revere cycle track, risks life during a pace event. He is compared to his grandfather, a famed tumbler from New York and Brooklyn, known for his visored cap and enduring smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Stein
Revere Cycle Track
Steiny
New York
Brooklyn
Revere Track
Charley Stein the brake of Revere bike ranks and den life
Charley Stein, famed as the most dangerous pacemaker in the Revere track scene, began sprinting in 1900 and rose to motor-paced triumphs. He trained six day riders, rode three American championships, and now hosts riders in his Cabin de Lux den beneath the grandstand.
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Charley Stein
Revere
Charley
Reveré
Brooklyn
Steins
Steiny
Madonna
Great Bluff Way
de Mar
Buffalo
Clarence Carman
George Wiley
George Chapman
Net Butler
Grandstand
Den
Cabin de Lux
Stein
Walter
New York
Nokes Delivers 175-Foot Hammer At Princeton Practice
Oxford and Cambridge plus Princeton track squads drilled ahead of their Travers Island dual meet. Nokes of Oxford blasted a hammer 175 feet, among Princeton records. Baker of Princeton also showed strong throws over 165 feet.
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Princeton
N. J
Oxford-Cambridge
Milligan
Oxford
Kirk
Partridge
Cambridge
Massey
McInnes
Cornell
Harvard-Yale
Seagrove
Claims McGraw Attacked Him In Pittsburg
A capias for John J. McGraw manager of the New York Giants was issued for $3000 bail after a $20 000 damages suit by George M Duffy of Pittsburg alleging an attack in a Pittsburg hotel on June . McGraw could not be located. Charles A Stoneham president of the Giants said Duffy had never met McGraw and Stoneham was traveling to New York on the night in question.
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Pittsburg
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Marshall Brown
George M. Duffy
Duffy
McGraw
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Club
Stoneham
New York
Giants
Braves
Meusel
Philadelph
Philadelphia
Stengel
Quakertown
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Niles Advances In Longwood Bowllingles Tennis
Nat W. Niles defeats Willis E. Davis 9-11 6-4 6-4 6-4 to reach the upper-half semi finals in the Longwood draw. He is slated to meet Zenzo Shimidzu of Japan at 4 pm while other key matches include Wallace Johnson Pfaffman and Neer Bates. Nippon duo Kumagae and Shimidzu impress in doubles alongside Wright Guild, with defending players expected today.
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Nat W. Niles
William M. Johnson
Willis E. Davis
California
Niles
Z. Shimidzu
Japan
Nippon
W. J. Clothier
Wallace Johnson
Bates
Neer
R. Norris
P. Allison
E. H.grippin
Irving Wright
Henry Guild
William Tilden
Williams
N. W. Niles
Boston
Willis Davis
San Francisco
Zenzo Shimidzu
Philadelphia
Wallace F. Johnson
L. B. Rice
Pfaffman
Quincy
O. Wellegtan
H. H. Bundy
B. N. Dell
C. ©. Wellington
Nicholl
Wallace
Harry Johnson
T. B
G. Plimpton
S. Dodd
O. Graner
H. Swain
H. W. Warner
Dwight Robinson
L. A. de Turenne
Joseph Pollard
W. F. Kimball
G. F. Wales
É—J. G. P. Gardner, Jr
Degreese
I. N. Kent
C. H. Collester
Phil Neer
J. M. Davies
A. N. Reggio
E. B. Benedict
E. B. Benedict, 2—6, 6—4, 6—2. . M. Hill and D. M. Hill, Jr
A. Z. Smith
Carlton Putnam
A. H. Chapin
W.A. Cauldwell
W. R. Scott
Efault
Shimidzu
Johnson
Kumagae
George Tyler and Oscar Dugey Released by Cubs
In Chicago on July 26 George Tyler the southpaw pitcher of the Chicago Nationals and Oscar Dugey coach were given unconditional releases by President William Veeck of the Cubs.
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Chicago
George Tyler
Chicago Nationals
Oscar Dugey
William Veeck
Cubs
Storm Delays Braves Reds opener in Cincinnati doubleheader set
In Cincinnati July 26 heavy showers postponed the opening Braves Reds game forcing a doubleheader tomorrow. Marquard and Luque to start for Boston while Moran backs his club’s pitching strength. Hank Gowdy’s parents arrived to watch with catching duties likely for O Neil’s injury.
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Cincinnati
Hugh McQuillan
Dana Fillingim
Reds
Marquard
Luque
Braves
Boston
Rixey
Horace Ford
Christenbury
Ford
Pirates
Tribesmen
Moran
Pittsburg
Corsairs
Hank Gowdy
Hank
O'Neil
Altoona
Big Team Race Headlines Night of Bike Speed at Revere
The cycling card at Revere Cycle track features Clarence Carman and George Wiley the flying Yankees versus Vincent Madonna and Lucien Miquel in 10 mile heats, followed by a 20 mile team race. Pro mile champion ships spotlight Willie Keller Frank Cavanaugh Tom Grimm Hugh Me Portland Jimmy Cobert and Ralph Spiers, with Miguel’s partner change due to George Seres injury.
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Revere
Clarence Carman
George Wiley
Flying Yankees
Vincent Madonna
Lucien Miquel
Madonna
Carman
Wiley
Miguel
Willie Keller
Frank Cavanaugh
Tom Grimm
Hugh Me Portland
Jimmy Cobert
Jackie Clark Wins in Fall River Bout
Jackie Clark of Allentown wins the main bout against Frankie Yardhan of Chicago in Fall River. Frankie Chaney stops Mike Scrolla with a seventh round technical knockout in the semifinal. Chick Carr defeats Young Morris in the curtain raiser.
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Fall River
Jackie Clark
Allentown
Frankie Yardhan
Chicago
Bal Grounds
Frankie Chaney
Lynn
Mike Scrolla
Scrolla
Chick Carr
New Bedford
Young Morris
Legion Pitcher Wins 8th Straight
The Newton American Legion defeated Beacon Oil 8 2 at Wes Newton Corners before about 3000 spectators. Hanney from Waltham High pitched for the Legion and earned his eighth consecutive win. Newton started strong with one run in the first and five in the second, while Beacon Oil scored two in the ninth. Batteries Hanney and Newell. Popnoc and McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton American Legion
Jean
Beacon Oil
Wes Newton
Hanney
Waltham High
Legion
Beacons
Newton Legion
Hanney and Newell
Popnoc and McCullough
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Battle Carp
BY Doc Almy
Messrs
Georges Carpentier
and Gus Platts
Arena A. C
Steve Latzo
Hazelton
Penn
Miner
Latzo
Nate Siegel
Shevlin
Wilson
Cleveland
Johnny Wilson
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Downey
Robinson
George Robinson
Jastog
Young Gradwell
Jim Fitzpatrick
Brown
Gradwell
Black Sox
Kelly
George Kelly
New York Nationals
Phelan & Steptoe
Boylston Street
Hotel Touraine
Larry Gardner
Tris Speaker
Fenway Park
Shriners
Aleppo
Templeris
Gardner
Haverhill Pros
Miquel
Carman-Wiley
Madona-Miquel
Nokes
M’graw
Davis
Coast
Nat Niles
Service
Pene Quincy
H. W.W. Warner
Craig Biddle
Yohiladelphia
G. A
L. Dionne
Hill
Chapin
Bundy
Dell
Johnson and Johnson
Dodd
Granger
de Turenne
Wright and Guild
Gardner and Clothier
Neer and
Davies
Storm
Take
McQuillan
Fillingim
Paul H. Shannon
Mitch
Mitchell
Smoky City
Pat Moran
Pat
Mara Wane
Cuyahoga Falls
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