Dempsey Heeds Advice for Long, Tough Carpentier Bout
Atlantic City June 22. Jack Dempsey, urged by a trusted adviser, trains with a focus on a possible long fight in Jersey City on July 2. Dempsey acknowledges Georges Carpentier is fit and formidable and vows to stay prepared for twelve rounds or more, aiming to outlast the French champion.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Jack
New York
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Black Jack
Levinsky
Willard
John
Corbett
Sullivan
John L
Empsey
Seamp
Carntler
Tigers Break Losing Streak
Detroit wins 7 6 over St Louis as Veach Jacobson and Jones spark two base hits. Middleton earns the win over Shocker. Oldham takes the loss. Umpires Wilson and Hildebrand. Time 2h 3m.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Flagstead
Veach
Jacobson
Jones
Bassler
Bush
McManus
Tobin
Lamb
Heilmann
Saegent
Balle
Palmero
Shocker
Plage
Middleton
Tcher
Wilson
Hildebrand
B. Jue
PO. A. Ush
Vea
Sargent
Eyereid
Former Red Sox Captain Seeks Sale for Velie Sedan
Harry Hooper former Red Sox captain has left his Velie sedan in excellent condition for sale at the New England Velie Company salesrooms at 80 Oakline Avenue near Red Baseball Park. The car is offered at a very low price.
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Apeedy Red Sox
New England Velie Company
Oakline Avenue
Vaughn Drives Chicago Past St. Louis In Tight Win
Vaughn pitched well in pressure moments as Chicago defeated St. Louis 5 to 3. A seventh inning home run gave Chicago the lead before weather disruptions left one game unfinished and postponed the other.
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ST. Louis
Vaughn
Chicago
Conlon Named Crimson Captain After Yale win
Arthur Joseph Jocko Conlon of Woburn is elected captain of Harvard's baseball team for next year after the 16 to 4 victory over Yale. A multi-sport athlete, he led Woburn and Exeter, turned down pro offers, and will seek a business career after college while excelling as a top Crimson shortstop and fielding star.
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Jocko" Conlon
Woburn
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Conlon
Post
Woburn High
Exeter
Bob Fisher
Harvard L'St
City Marshal Ertle Named Referee for Carpentier Dempsey Fight
The State Boxing Commission announced Jersey City official Harry Ertle will be the third man in the ring for the Carpentier versus Dempsey bout to be held soon. Joseph Cassidy, secretary, said after informal talks that Ertle was satisfactory to all parties.
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Jersey City
State Boxing Commission
Harry Ertle
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Joseph Cassidy
New Jersey Boxing Chief Praised for Ring Official Choice
A Jer sey city marshal with ten years of refereeing experience is lauded as the competent official for the Boyle battle. The writer criticizes political nominees and supports the state's referee for a fair contest, noting Dempsey's clean record and the soft, lucrative nature of the job.
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New Jersey Boxing Commission
New Jersey
Harvard routs Yale to clinch Big Three title
Harvard smashed Yale 16 to 4 on Soldiers Field as they piled up 10 safe hits including three home runs two triples and several doubles. The victory ends the series with Harvard as champion under coach Jack Slattery and eliminates a deciding game in New York.
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Yale
Soldiers Field
New York
Jack Slattery
Crimson sluggers overpower Yale in alumni day classic
Harvard’s 16 to 4 victory over Yale on alumni day at memorial field features Jerry Murphy and Eddie Goode sparking a powerful Crimson rally. Thorne Murphy, Janin, Owen, and Conlyn drive multiple runs as Harvard seizes control, building a commanding lead through the late innings.
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Harvard Murphy
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Eddy
Yale
Sloan
Jerry’’ Murphy
Harvard
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California
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Halleck
Crimson
Jerry” Murphy
Conlyn
Owen
J. Murphy
Harvard Beats Yale In Tight Baseball Contest
Murphy leads Harvard with multiple runs including a first-inning score and a decisive eighth inning squeeze. Janin makes a circus catch, Shaw earns a pinch hit, and Goode fans three as Harvard defeats Yale with late offense and strong fielding. Peters, Conlon, and Emmons contribute for Yale. Attendance reaches 12 000 at the Cambridge clash.
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Wilton Peters
Covington
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Shaw
Jocko” Conlon
Charlie” Buell
Charlie” Buell and Earner “H
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Braves Hammer Giants Again Nine to Five
The Braves defeated the New York Giants 9 to 5 in a game dominated by Boston after solid hitting by Walter Holke and timely runs. Boston’s pitching held while Phil Douglass struggled, pulled after six innings as the Braves exploded with four hits and two runs in the sixth to seal the win.
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Braves
Oace
Powell
George Burns
Barbare
Southworth
Nicholson
Ross Young
George Kelly
Young
Patterson
Earl Smith
Boston
Bancroft
Walter Holke
Douglass
Bill Ryan
Concord Junction Opens Season With Lever Brothers Nine
The reorganized Concord Junction baseball club opens its season tomorrow evening under Elmer Rankin at 6 15 against the Lever Brothers Company nine of Cambridge at the Junction playground. Rankin takes over as manager from Richard B McSweeney and seeks a Saturday home game. contact Concord Junction or call Concord 8605 after 8 PM.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Elmer Rankin
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Junction
Rankin
Richard B. McSweeney
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