Boxing Gossip Sparks May Fight Plans and Referee Watch
Gossipy boxing column notes Young Terry M Govern of Philadelphia knocking out Jimmy Sacco at Douglas A C Chel sea and outlines possible opponents for June 17. It highlights Tommy Robson versus Ted Kid Lewis, Battling Kopin at Commercial A C, and Bat Masterson endorsing Matt Hinkel of Cleveland as referee for Fulton Dempsey if scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Sacco
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
Frankie Britt
Frankie
Leonard
Johnny Downes
Johnny Donovan
Charley Mitchell
Bobby Dyson
Tommy Robson
Ted Kid Lewis
Malden
Battling Kopin
A. C
Bat Masterson
Lat
Mulvihill
Senators Errors Give Game to Browns 4-2
In St Louis Washington lost to St Louis 4 to 2 as Shaw outpitched Davenport but poor support doomed the Senators. Ainsmith Milan Tobin Maisel Sisler Demmitt and others contributed with hits, while Gerber Lavan and Shaw were charged with errors.
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Browns
ST. Louis
Tune
Shaw
Davenport
Washington
A. Tobin
Maisel
Sisler
Demmitt
Smith
Johan
Gerber
Hale
Washingt
Shanks
Morgan
Lavan
Arnsmith
Milan
Ainsmith
Tobin
Foster
Mai
Obituary notices from Boston area June burials
Funeral notices for residents of Brookline Somerville Roxbury Cambridge and Dorchester announce multiple June services. Names include James J Bagley Florence M Biggie Mary A Finan Peter J Griffin Patrick Hart Catherine Hourihan and Albert Proverbs among many others with dates June 7 to June 15 and various church masses and auto cortege details.
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Miami
Fla
James J
Margaret Pagley
Lynch
Walnut St
Brookline
St. Mary of the Assumption Church
Biggie
Somerville
Florence M
Catherine
John B. Biggie
West End
Park St
St. Catherine's Church
New York
Browne
West Springfield St
George Herbert Browne
Carty
Roxbury
Thomas M
Mary A. Carty
Fahey
Police Department
Eustis &J
St. Patrick’s Church
Dorchester
Matilda M
Frank J. Carrier
Shepton St
Worcester
Mass
Davis
William H
Mary J. Davis
Thornley St
Grace
Michael F
Annie A
Carson) Doyle
Dusett
Boston
Stillman
Arthur
Annie Dusett
Muse
Princeton St
Edmonds
Cambridge
Mary J
Hourihan
Catherine Hourihan
John and
Mary Hourihan
Donovan
Cornelius Hourihan
Yeoman St
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Malden
O'Neil
Mary A
Peter O'Neil
Culkins
Sacred Heart Church
West Somerville
Alberta J
Hubert G
Christopher Rosenthal
Greimes Pl
St. Anne's Church
Nova Scotia
Gabriel Thomas Tanner
Rich St
Everett
Eastern Avenue Baptist Church
Walsh
Richard P
Clara Walsh
Appleton St
Waldreson
Annie G. Waldreson
Nee Tobin
Arthur G. Waldrenon
Elizabeth Tobin
Edward G. Tobin
Massachusetts Ave
Church of the Immaculate Conception
A Zacher
Mary F
Anthony Zacher
Faber Closes White Sox Victory Over Boston
Red Faber pitched his final White Sox game before navy duty guiding Chicago to a 4 to 1 win over Boston. The early run tally belied a stubborn, tight contest as the White Sox held the lead throughout.
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White Sox
Navy
Red Faber
Boston
White Sox Rally Beats Red Sox In League Pennant Event
Sam Jones outpitched Faber until the seventh when control issues let Chicago seize a three run lead. Leibold drove in two, Felsch and Collins added key hits as Boston pitchers struggled. Comiskey ousted Williams and crew to protest players joining shipyards, while Great Lakes marines helped inaugurate the pennant ceremony with bands and drills.
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Red Sox
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Lynn
Rowland
Joe Jackson
Bethlehem Steel Yards
Chicago
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Scott
Shean
Hooper
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Strunk
Leibold
Thomas
Eddie Collins
Rural motor express urged to aid food and labor
L. A. Miles of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce spoke in Boston to the Boston Commercial Vehicle Association about rural motor express lines. He emphasized their value in conserving foodstuffs and labor.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Boston Commercial Vehicle Association
Bevan Installed AMA President Urges Doctors to Colors
Dr Arthur Dean Bevan of Chicago was installed as president of the American Medical Association and urged a national prohibition for military and civil populations. He called for each county to provide 20 percent of medical men for army service and the withdrawal of doctors from German scientific collaboration until Germany is purged. Attending were retiring president Dr Charles Mayo Surgeon General Gorgas and other officials for the war meeting and sectional sessions beginning tomorrow.
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United States
Germany
Arthur Dean Bevan
American Medical Association
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Gorgas
Braisted
Rucker
Rural motor express lines proposed to aid farms
Mr Miles urges rural motor express lines in New England to supply food for allies and to profit operators. He details routes, production, financing, and volunteer drives by truck owners. J S Hathaway calls a Boston meeting to form a New England division at the Hotel Lenox.
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New England
Miles
United States
Highways Transport Committee
Council of National Defence
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Buckley Drowned Off Coast Patrol Boat Cruise
Leo L Buckley of Boston a United States Naval Reserve seaman at Portland drowned from a coast patrol boat during a cruise off port today. The body was not recovered.
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Leo JL. Buckley
Boston
United States Naval Reserve
Pop concert at Symphony Hall features Tschaikovsky works
Tonight's program highlights Russian composers with a light melodic Bent including Wedding March from Feramors, Rubinstein Walse Dornroeschen, Tschaikovsky Bacchanale, Glazounoff Scheherazade finale, Rimsky Korsakov Nutcracker suite, and a Violin solo Melodie by J Theodorowicz among others.
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Tschaikovsky
Boston
Rubinstein Walse
Dornroeschen
Tachaikowsky Bacchanale
Glazounoff
J. Theodorowicz
Casto Wins American Medal Golfing Championship
Chicago June 11 Dr F M Casto of Cleveland captured the American Medal Golfing Association title at Glenview Country Club. With a 20 handicap he posted a 142 net score for 18 holes.
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F. M. Casto
Cleveland
Glenview Country Club
Sports notes mix of college track boxing and baseball chatter
Paul Poehler denies losing his bowling laurels in a Worcester impromptu match and questions a broadcast. Ganzemuller vows a rematch with Scholz after a controversial Penn relay loss. Howard Drew remains the top sprinter as Sacco Terry McGovern clash raises questions over a KO. Yale Holy Cross and Boston College are discussed along with Newton's strong season. West Point cadets Gene Vidal and Shrader show standout track and field potential with high jumps and vaults.
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Worcester
Paul
Ganzemuller
Scholz
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Howard Drew
Yale
Holy Cross
New York
Boston College
Newton Collegians
Dartmouth
Tufts
Williams
Brown
Syracuse
Bates
West Point
Gene Vidal
Shrader
Danbury Boxing Bout Approved by Chamber Directors
A Fourth of July boxing contest received approval from the Mer cantile Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce directors who say the bout will benefit Danbury in nearly every respect. The Danbury Ministerial Association opposed the event and moved to block it if law prohibits it.
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Chamber of Commerce
Danbury
Danbury Ministerial Association
Olympic appearance and aquatic plans for Navy Day questioned
A reader asks if Johnny Hallahan ever competed in the Olympics and about his athletic records. The letter notes Hallahan did not appear in the Games but was a top handicap runner at Charleshank gym. It also asks about July 4 aquatic events on the Charles River and whether eight oared crews will participate, with Dr. Mc Grath of the Union Boat Club to be contacted for details. It states Navy Day races are free of charge and limited to servicemen.
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Edward J. James
Athletics Hit 16 to Top Tigers 8 1 in Detroit
Philadelphia offense pounds Cunningham and Carroll Jones for 16 hits and four Detroit errors to win 8 to 1. Burns collects three singles a double and a triple in five at bats while Cunningham exits after giving up seven hits and six runs in three innings.
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Indians Rally Past Yanks in a 12 Inning 4-3 Win
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Chapman draws a leadoff walk in the 12th and scores after Speaker's sacrifice, a fumbled bunt by Caldwell. Bagby shut out the Yankees until the ninth, as a walk and five hits tie it.
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