Boxing Gossip Shapes Boston Card and Open Air Plans
The piece surveys Pat Moore and Frankie Daly bouts, Moore’s open-glove penalties, and referee disputes. It notes Quincy boxing at Coliseum A. A. with Harry Carlson and Vincent Martin, 60 electric fans, and an open air tourney setup in Brockton, plus Dundee Lawlor talks and Schoell versus Flynn at Armory A. A. in Boston.
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Frankie Schoell
Paddy Flynn
New Regan
Bert Jones
Jean Richards
J. Mcinyee
Frankie Ryan
Armory A
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Tuesday E.sewhere
George Alger
Battling Thomas
Taunton
South Boston
J. Downen
A Praes
Syracuse
Harry Wills
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Britt
Jack Sharkey
Dick Loadman
Milwaukee
Quincy
Brockton
Coliseum
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Harry Carlson
New England
Vincent Martin
Carlson
Jimmy Prizzetti
Johnny Cuddy
Lawrence
Malden High Tops Everett High In Baseball Clash
Malden High defeated Everett High 8 to 1 at Malden High grounds as McCarren’s team capitalized on a costly error by Everett. Porter and Glennon pitched strongly for Malden while Charlston impressed Everett in his rookie catching debut.
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Locke
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Fighters Barred In Lawrence Ring
Pat Moran and Mel Coogan are barred from future bouts in Lawrence after a sixth round stoppage at Cuddy’s Arena. Referee Tommy Sullivan halted the 12 round exhibition amid stalling, with City Marshal T J O’Brien defending the action and warning boxers must deliver value for the paying public.
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Pat Moran
Mel Coogan
T. J. O’brien
Cuddy’s Arena
Tommy Sullivan
Sullivan
O’brien
Intercollegiate warns on Olympic trials and trials impact
Athletic trainers urge leniency in trials to prevent worn athletes by Antwerp Games. Ed Barrows notes Cornell dominance persists while Harvard Stadium trials loom. Templeton’s high jump style sparks debate. Kirby’s rulings draw criticism from coast officials and sportsmen.
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Franklin Field
Templeton
Kirby
Beeson
Harvard
Mike Sweeney
Hill School
Herb Gidney
Louis Guertin
Haverhill Beats Lawrence 7 to 3 in Trackless Baseball Showdown
Haverhill High pitcher Sargent starred as the Haverhill nine defeated Lawrence High 7 to 3 at the Stadium. The game featured strong hitting and defensive plays with several players credited for runs and errors. Attendance was listed at 400.
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Roberts
Pelletier
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Driscoll
Corontous
Horach
Saastak
H. Bradley
G. Bradiley
Balle
Szastak
Young
Ryan
The Way. Babe Ruth Dopes It a Hit Is As Good as a Mile
A colorful roundup of 1920s sports and circus satire mentions Babe Ruth and the Yankees, the Tigers, Procter's advertising plans, and Barnum era showmanship. It references costs, circuses, politics, and the public’s taste for entertainment.
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Babe Ruth
Ouimet Wins Open Massachusetts Golf Championship at Framingham
Francis Ouimet captured the open tournament of the Massachusetts Golf Association at Framingham Country Club with a double round 77 for a 154 total, one stroke ahead of Parker Scofield of Albemarle. G. J. Gillespie of Holy Cross was the only other sub 90 in a 150-player field.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Framingham Country Club
Parker Scofield
Albemarle
G. J. Gillespie
Holy Cross College
Ouimet
Woodland
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Scofield
Memorial Day Game Produces Four Home Runs in Billerica
In Billerica, May 31, the Mitchell Military Boys' School defeated Howe High School 17 to 7 in the annual Memorial Day game. Mitchell pitchers Josselyn and Newton worked with Foley and Smith on Howe’s side. Highlights include Luce two homers and MackKysick one for Mitchell, Foley one for Howe.
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Mitchell Military Boys’ School
Howe High School
Howe
Mitchell
Luce
MackKysick
Foley
R.H.E. Bhiommil
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Cbac
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Josselyn and Newton
Foley, Smith and Fairbrother
Donovan defeats Muggsy in six and a half rounds at Commonwealth A A tourney
Mickey Donovan of Brockton wins by knockout over K. O. Muggsy of East Boston in a six round plus scrap at the Scenic Temple. Muggsy drops Donovan earlier but Donovan scores two knockdowns in the fourth and wins as referee stops the seventh. Brockton totals include another win by Joe Adams and a Brockton draw between Sheehan and O Toole.
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Brockton
K. O. Muggsy
East Boston
Scenic Temple
Muggsy
Donovan
Kaye
Joe Adams
Vic Hansen
Brookline
Tommy Sheehan
Tootsie O'Toole
South Boston
Larry Costello
Charlestown
al Laynes
Cambridge
Maggolli Wins Three Mile Bike Race at Medford Park
East Boston rider Lew Maggolli won the three mile open amateur race at Combina tion Park Medford finishing in 10 minutes 16 seconds. Five of seven starters completed the event with Louis Kali Revere placing second and John W. Carruthers Revere third.
Ledoux Knocks Out Higgins in European Bantam Bout
In London on May 81 Charles Ledoux of France defeated Jim Higgins of England by knockout in the 11th round to retain the European bantamweight title.
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Moore
London
Jimmy Wilde
Eugene Criqui
Albert Hall
Ledoux
Jim Higgins
Charles Ledoux
France
England
Europe
Balzac K C Bonnier Retains His Crown in Paris Bout
Paris reports Billy Balzac the middleweight champion of France defended his title at the Cirque de Paris on Saturday night defeating Bonnier. The scheduled rounds were not reached as Balzac landed blows to the jaw that sent the challenger to the canvas.
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Pat Moore
Memphis
Frankie Daly
New York
Mechanics’ Building
Balzac
K. C
Bonnier
Paris
Billy Balzac
France
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