Boxing Notes Stir Fans Before July Major Cards
Reports from Roslyn Long Island highlight Carpentier topping Hobson in a kiss marked buzz. In Minneapolis Mike Gibbons expected to beat Eddie McGoorty in a ten rounder. Bob Martin trains for a July 1 Brookyln bout with Frank Moran after Grand Rapids battle. Gardwell defeats Shugrue in Worcester as Cardio seeks a Worcester bid despite lightweights avoiding him.
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Mike Gibbons
Eddie McGoorty
Minneapolis
Bob Roper
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bob Martin
Frank Moran
Brooklyn
Moran
Frank
Local boxing talk and Rhode Island bout set for weekend
Patr Reed of Natics and Tommy Robson of Malden discuss a scheduled bout with terms at 158 pounds ringside or 156 at 3. Also Nate Siegel faces Paul Doyle at Clinton Oval in Woonsocket with Elka Lodge sponsors. Denial issued on reports Siegel abandoned Judaism.
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Pat Reed
Natics
Tommy Robson
Malden
Reed
Woonsocket
R. I
Nate Siegel
Paul Doyle
Clinton Oval
Woonsocket Lodge
Elka
Joe Gibbs
Nap Lajoie
Whitiman
Barney Rivers
Harry Mitchell
Providence
Rhode Island
Dempsey Carpentier bout shifts critics toward Carpentier
The sentiment around the Dempsey Carpentier fight on July 2 shifts as critics now favor Carpentier after seeing him in action. Many previously believed Dempsey unbeatable, but firsthand impressions reveal Carpentier’s skill and preparation.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Smiths Homer Beats A S 3 2
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 after Smiths booming homer over right in the first with Wambsganss aboard. John Walker also homered as Wambsganss committed four errors.
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Philadelphia
Smith
Wambsganss
Cleveland
John Walker
Burns Wins Technical Knockout Over Miller in Jersey City
Willie Burns of Jersey City, a crack bantamweight, defeated Terry Miller of New York by technical knockout after a heavy fourth round. Referee Harry McCoy stopped the bout to prevent further punishment to Miller.
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Willie Burns
Terry Miller
New York
Miller
Harry McCoy
Perry Wins Casino A C Prize Over Herman in Narrow match
At Lynn Casino A C last night Jack Perry formerly of Pittsburg won the award over Johnny Herman of Allentown Penn who had previously defeated him. The match drew little interest and a small crowd. In the semi final Young O Neil of Nashua stopped Jimmy McDonough of South Boston in two rounds.
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A. C
Jack Perry
Pittsburg
Johnny Herman
Allentown
Penn
Young O'Neil
Nashua
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Jimmy McDonough
South Boston
New England Amateur Championship Games at Harvard Stadium
Harvard Stadium hosts the New England Amateur Athletic Championship Games on Saturday June 18 1921 at 2 PM with tickets available from multiple Boston area outlets including Shuman Milene’s and the Boston Athletic Association.
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New England
Harvard Stadium
Boston
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Winchester
Tremont & West Sts
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Ivor Johnson Sporting Goods Co
EB KL. Makepeace, Inc
Boston Athletic Associaton
Jordan Marah Co
Copley Plaza Hotel
Cambridge
Leavitt & Pierce
Harvard
Harvard Co-operative Society
W. B. Hust Drug Store
Central Sq
Griffmen Beat Browns Again
Griffmen win over Browns 6 to 3 with Lee and Van Gilder cited for ninth inning runs. Shanks Acosta Judge and Lamb key on base with Miller Rice Tobin and Brower contributing hits. Palmero and Vangilder split pitching duties as Acosta whiffs three and Palmero four in a two hour game.
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Wamlsganas
Smith
Ceeeees O O Gardnér
Sewell
Tolnston
Nunamaker
Able
Philadelphia
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Walker
J. Walker
Perkins
Dugan
McCann
Brazil
Moore
Naylor
Cleveland
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Wambaganss
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Vangilder
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Brower
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Judge
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Harris
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Risler
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Eeenee Collins
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Neennee
Serene
Erin Champ At Oval Tonight In Prestigious Sprint Show
A final at the Revere cycle track pits Frank Cavanaugh Celtic titleholder against Bill Bailey British sprint champion with Rakley, Carman, Wiley and Belgian Charlie Verkeyn also racing in a 30 mile event behind the motors. Amateur and professional races follow the 8 15 start.
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England
Revere
Frank Cavanaugh
Bill Bailey
Cavanaugh
Rakley
Newark
Erin
Clarence Carman
George Wiley
Carman
Wiley
Charlie Verkeyn
Motors
Baseball schedule for major leagues today
In the American League Detroit visits Boston with two games starting at 1 80 p.m. St Louis plays Washington Chicago visits New York and Cleveland meets Philadelphia. In the National League Boston plays St Louis Brooklyn hosts Pittsburgh New York meets Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Exhibition by Banks Today at Wells Memorial
Newell W. Banks of Detroit American checker champion will hold an afternoon blindfold and evening simultaneous exhibition at Wells Memorial. At 2:30 he will play several local experts blindfolded, then 40 or 50 players in simultaneous play. A. J. Heffner acts as referee as players from across the state attend. Banks seeks practice ahead of a world championship match with Stewart of Scotland next fall.
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Newell W. Banks
Detroit
Wells Memorial
A. J. Heffner
Mr. Banks
Boston
Mr. Heffner
Stewart
Scotland
Slugging Red Sox Win Over Tigers 8-3
The Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 8 to 3 in the opening game of the series at Fenway Park. Tim, Pratt, Hendryx, Scott, and Myers contributed key hits as Boston built a lead with a three-run third and extended it with two more in the sixth. Cobb doubled for Detroit and Blue, Scott, and Vitt paced Boston with multiple big plays.
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High School of Commerce
Fenway School
Arthur
English High School Centenary Athletic Committee
Edward
Skip” Sherlock
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Tigers
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Heisman
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Kline
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Boston
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Red Sox overpower Tigers in high scoring Detroit tilt
Scott led Boston with strong hitting as the Red Sox pounded Detroit, collecting 15 hits and layering superb defensive plays. Myers pitched steady for Boston, while Cobb’s Tigers showed slipups in fielding and base running.
Firemen Muster at Topsham July Fourth With Prizes
Topsham Veteran Firemen's Association schedules a July 4 muster with $450 in prizes. First class machine prizes total 125, 65, and 3. second class prizes total 125, 65, and 25. A baseball game and tug of war fill the forenoon.
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Topsham
Parker Eyes Return Bout at 183-135 Weight
Charley Parker of the South End aims for a return fight in the 183 to 135 pound range and believes Young Gradwell is a suitable first opponent. Gradwell signals willingness to box Parker, setting up a potential bout.
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Charley Parker
South End
Young Gradwell
Gradwell
Parker
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