Butler Wins Big League Bid as Greenfield Hosts Boxing Night
Walter Butler defeats his rivals to secure a major boxing breakthrough under manager Charley Deshler and trainer Alf Delmont. Scales drama nearly sidelines him before he makes 138 pounds, then headlines a Greenfield A C show featuring Hartley versus Cohn and multiple 8 to 12 round bouts.
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Walter Butler
Charley Deshler
Alf Delmont
Deshler
Butler
Revere
al Delmont
Walter
Delmont
Gallant
Alec McLean
Kid Williams
Mickey Brown
Jack Britton
Joe Welling
Chicago
Welling
Ted Kid Lewis
South America
Boxing Notes From The Arena And Vicinity
Boxing lineup updates from the arena list Billy Myers getting another bout under Joe McCarthy and bouts featuring Tim Looney and Howard McRea, Battling Al Nelson versus Wild Bill Flemming in Oldtown, Maine, and Dan McCormack urging a clash with Johnny Emery amid manager talks and forfeits. Leo Flynn reports Frankie Mack defeated Matt Wells in Rochester and K O Cabral seeks Western bouts with his quick punch.
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New York Feather
Arena
Myers
Joe McCarthy
al Nelson
Manchester
Bill Flemming
Maine
Oldtown
Leo Flynn
Frankie Mack
Matt Wells
England
Rochester
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Flynn
Gil Gallant
K. O. Cabral
Young Marcus
Gloucester
Cabral
Yale and Crimson eye big boat race with wary optimism
The article notes Yale and Harvard both as favorites in the upcoming big boat race. It mentions past results, praise for Walter Butler's performance, and the probability of balanced odds with supporters on both sides. It also covers upcoming athletics events in New York and training philosophies of Frank Kramer.
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Harvard
Crimson
Guy Nickalls
Frank Kramer
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Lowell Triumphs Over New Haven 5 2 In Eastern League Clash
Lowell defeats New Haven 5 to 2 after Woodward's wild pitching in eighth. Stimpson and Kilbullen feature for New Haven threats, while Zieser and Woodward hold the mound for Lowell. Manager Pieper of Lynn ejected early for objecting to a call.
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Ojwell
Ieser
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Stimpson
Greenbalge
Kilbullen
Greenough
J. Shannon
Chouinard
Lord
Muller
Zieser
Kilhullen
Grasnoust
Shannon
Miller
Stafford Time
Pieper
Lynn
Hartford Beats Lawrence In Brief Doubleheader Opener
Hartford scores two runs in the sixth and defeats Lawrence 4 to 1 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader. Lawrence scored once in the seventh before the game was called. Read details include pitchers Gero Gilmore Press and fielding notes.
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Conn
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Nee Ened
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O'Connor
Layster
Spires
McGinnis
Gilmore
Press
Reed
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Holmes
Warner
Gero
Keady
Springfield Beats Lynn In Rainy Two Hour Baseball Duel
Springfield defeated Lynn 15 to 7 in a rain soaked game that lasted two hours and forty two minutes. Booe led with four singles in four at bats while Laroy was pulled after showing wildness as Lynn failed to touch him.
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Springfield
Lynn
Booe
Laroy
Denial of Paige-Detroit merger rumor issued by Paige-Detroit head
Sherwood Hall Jr states the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company has no plan to merge with other firms. President Jewett of Paige-Detroit confirms the denial via a personal telegram. The report also notes Goodyear manager Bliss attending a sales conference in Akron and Perrine taking the New England agency for a new Standard demountable wheel set.
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Sherwood Hall, Jr
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Jewett
Walter R. Bliss
Boston
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Lester Perrine
Boice- Perrine Company
New England
Ford
Baseball matchups across leagues and cities
American League games include New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St. Louis. National League features Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago. Eastern League listings show Portland at Bridge New Haven at Lawrence at Hartford Lynn at Springfield Worcester at New London.
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Southern Association Scores Quick Rally Results
Birmingham tops Chattanooga 8 to 7 while Atlanta defeats Nashville and Little Rock 9 to 1 in a consecutive outing. New Orleans edges Memphis 1 to 0 and Mobile also wins 0 to 0 in a rounded schedule.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville & Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Browns Take Two Games In St. Louis Doubleheader
St. Louis defeated Chicago in a twin bill, 11 to 1 in the opener and 2 to 1 in the nightcap. Pratt and Johnson delivered timely two-base hits driving in runs in the second game while Scott faltered in the fifth before Russell relieved with two crucial strikeouts.
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Ie Weaver
EB. Collins
Ereeee Jackson
Evewee Felsch
J. Collins
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Marians
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Ohill
Tigers Tie for First with 8-0 Win Over Cleveland
Detroit defeated Cleveland 8 to 0 to pull even atop the standings. Coveleskie limited Cleveland to three hits as Detroit broke the game open in the sixth, Cobb delivering a key triple and scoring on Chapman’s relay, with Veach and Heisman contributing later. Cobb added a second run in the eighth on a double as Detroit claimed the win and the share of first place.
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Cleveland
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Cobb
Chapman
Speaker
Tiger
Veach
Heisman
Burns
Tigers
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Vitt
McHale
Howard
Nallin and Evans
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Witt
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Graney
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Roth
Gandil
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Eeenaee Howard
Ah Aiee O'Neil Seer
Wreee McHale
Poreene
Billings Anne
Outing for New England Commercial Travellers Held Saturday
The 15th annual outing of the Commercial Travellers Mutual Relief Association of New England will be June 24 at Suntang Lake Inn. Members mostly as employers will attend with wives and sweethearts for a day of events including a baseball game between high and lower revenue groups and a tug of war. Major Robert FE Green chairs the committee with Winslow H Chadwick as secretary.
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New England
Suntang Lake Inn
Vichy
Robert FE. Green
Winslow H. Chadwick
Toronto 8 Newark 0 and Montreal Providence results
Hockey score update with two games played. Toronto defeated Newark 8 to 0 in the first game. In the second game Montreal beat Providence 2 to 0 while Providence won 3 2 in the Montreal game. Rain affected Richmond Buffalo and Baltimore Rochester.
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Newark
Providence
Montreal
Richmond-Buffalo
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Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus Games Announced
Announcement for the Pere Marquette Council Knights of Columbus track events set for Saturday July 1 at Caledonian Grove. Events include 100 yards 440 yards one mile run three mile run and running high jump entries to Joseph McNamara 4 Valentine street Hoxbury.
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Knights of Columbus
Caledonian Grove
Joseph McNamara
Valentine Street
Hoxbury
Ban nockburn Observance By Boston Caledonian Club
The Boston Caledonian Club will mark Bannockburn's anniversary at Berkeley Hall Tre mont street with Highland dress, a concert, a Bannockburn address by Lachlan Wallace, bagpipes and orchestral music. Festivities begin at 8 o'clock and promise to surpass prior celebrations.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Berkeley Hall
Tremont Street
Robert Bruce
Bannockburn Field
Scotland
Lachlan Wallace
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