Noted light men to meet tonight at Boston Arena
Two top lightweights Chick Simler of Scranton and Frankie Callahan of Brooklyn headline the Armory A A programme at the Boston Arena tomorrow night. The 12 round main bout should provide constant action with potential knockouts. Semi final features Mike Paulson versus Billy Carney, plus four preliminaries across Brassard events shaping toward the Golden Wheel race later this year.
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Armory A. A
Boston Arena
Chick Simler
Scranton
Penn
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Mike Paulson
J. Paul
Billy Carney
New Bedford
Kid Green
Memphis
Joe Sullivan
East Boston
Ben Batley
Malden
Jerry Lucente
Seattle
Four Great Riders to Race at Revere Track
Wiley Carman Smart and McNamara form a four cornered field for a one hour feature event at the Revere cycle track this Wednesday. The report notes military service and wartime fundraising sentiment tied to the event.
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Revere
Wiley
Carman
Smart
McNamara
Cards and Reds split doubleheader in St Louis
Cincinnati wins 15 to 4 after 25 hits and 9 earned runs by St Louis pitchers. Chase collects two doubles and two singles in five at bats, Thorpe adds a triple and three singles, while Roush homers as Cincinnati shells three St Louis hurlers. A seven inning rally gives St Louis a 4 2 loss in the opener.
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Cincinnati
Byron
Tener
Emslie
Quigley
Chase
St. Lotie
Groh
Kopf
Roush
Hubn
Griffith
Thorpe
Wingo
Long
Hornsby
F. Smith
Betzel
Cruise
Paulette
J. Smith
Toney
Livingston
Horstman
Watson
Packard
Snyder
Shean
Gonzales
Clark
Doak
Loe Mitchell
Baird
Miller
Koof
Mitchell
Quigley, Byron and
Emsiie
Huhn
Retzel
Lad Thorpe
C. Livingston
Oe Watson
Cubs Beat Pirates 2 1 as Wagner Delivers
Chicago celebrates Wagner day as the Cubs defeat the Pirates 2 to 1. Wagner supplied the lone Cubs run with a fifth inning single, advancing on a sacrifice and scoring on Hinchman’s single. The late rally avoids a shutout in a tight pennant race game.
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Chicago
Wagner
Pittsburg
Hinchman
Baseball to track: summer meets and records under debate
The column critiques Ruth's behavior and compares it with Johnny McGraw's suspension. It notes Jack Ryder's plan to assemble a Unicorn tract team for summer meets and outlines July 4 Common games and August 4 National A A U championships. It questions Bonhag's walking record and praises planners for July 4 events. It mentions Pat Moran's Phillies ending Ferdie Schupp's streak and hints at track and field championships in New York or Newark.
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Jack Ryder
Jack
George Bonhag
George
New York
Bonhag
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Larry O'Toole
New England
Pat Moran
Phillies
Ferdie Schupp
Schupp
Giants
Newark
Morgan
O'Connor to Announce Likely Meet Performers
O'Connor of the Irish American A C plans to provide probable entrants for an upcoming meeting. The text recalls Eddie Mahan, famed Yale football star once associated with Marine recruitment, noted for his prowess as a pigskin booters and his earlier seasons with Harvard.
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O’connor
A. C
Eddie Mahan
Yale
Marine
Mahan
Johnny Harvard
Letter on Red Cross Field Day and Sporting Addresses
A letter asks about a double header between New York and Boston that ended in a split. It proposes calling off the event and notes Red Cross Field Day blanks available from T. J. McDonough in Jamaica Plain. It also states Freddie Welsh’s address cannot be given and suggests writing to the Sporting Editor of the New York Evening World.
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William
Pooch) Donovan
New York
Boston
Prp. M
Freddie Welsh
New York Evening World
Red Cross appeals for help to save lives now
A wartime call urges immediate aid saying it is better to act today than wait while many boys are at risk. The message emphasizes urgency and the need for volunteers and donations to support relief efforts.
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The
Red Cross
White Sox Win Fourth Of Five In Pitchers Duel
Chicago's 1 to 0 victory over Cleveland features John Collins delivering the decisive eighth inning hit scoring Eddie Collins. Danforth pitched a full game allowing three hits and earned the win, while Boehling took the loss. Schalk, Liebold, and F Collins provided earlier offense. Risberg counted a two base hit and stole two bases. Umpires Connolly and Nallin. Time 1:53.
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Chicago
Cleveland
John Collins
Eddie Collins
Danforth
Liebold
F. Collins
Ferrars
Risberg
Schalk
Wambeganss
Graney
Balla
Boehliing
Boehling
Jackson
America Association Scores Roundup: Early Games Reported
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 11 to 8, Milwaukee 4 to Columbus 0 in the first game. In the second, Columbus beat Milwaukee 5 to 8. Louisville won 6 to 5 over Kansas City in the first game at ten innings, then 7 to 3 in the second as darkness ended play in the seventh. St Paul defeated Toledo 6 to 1 in the first game and 10 to 1 in the second.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Red Cross Appeals for Aid in Global Health Drive
The Red Cross urges broad support for its emergency relief and health initiatives. It highlights partnerships with national chapters, humanitarian aid deliveries, and fundraising campaigns to bolster disaster response and medical services worldwide.
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