New England hopes in Olympic trials face stiff Western field
Arthur Duffey notes New England will send a cadre to the final Olympic trials at the Stadium on July 17 led by Harry Cutbill Jake Driscoll and Myers of Dartmouth. He highlights Driscoll as a top quarter miler with capacity for faster times while naming Ray Foss and Scholz among others eyeing overseas spots.
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Olympic boxing weight claims and selection debates discussed
The article examines unconfirmed weight claims in the Kloby Lawlor bout at Lawrence with Kirbys leading by at least 10 pounds, questions future eligibility of second and third placers for finals, and notes the Levinsky Carpentier match being called off. It also debates Olympic team trainer preference between Moakley Donovan Mack Fitzpatrick Farrell and Robertson based on intercollegiate results.
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Schupp Tops Redlegs 3 to 2 as St Louis Nips Cincinnati
St Louis won the third straight from Cincinnati 8 to 2 in Cincinnati. Umpire Klem faced charges for abusive language toward Luque after yesterday's game. Klein officiated today. Ring and Fournier had two base hits. Hornsby stole twice. Schupp gave up three walks and struck out two in 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Senators Win Th Straight
Washington defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0 for its seventh straight win as Walter Johnson dominated the Athletics and extended their losing streak to 18 games.
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Indians Down Champs 4 101
Cleveland won the final game of the series against Chicago 4 to 1. Bagby held the White Sox scoreless until the ninth when Jackson hit a homer into the right field bleachers.
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Cubs Bow to Pirates 8-3 in Contested Game
Chicago pitcher and defense faltered in the eighth inning as Pittsburgh capitalized with four hits three errors passed balls and bold base running to pull away for an 8 to 3 victory. Pirates dominated late and Cubs failed to rally.
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The A s Orleaned Players You Can Tell Without a Scorecard
The column blends sport and politics with playful musings on the A s and Reds, noting standings and figures like Tom Lipton who boosted U S shipbuilding. It mixes baseball chatter with political quips about Democrats and Cleveland, and ends with praise for Lipton s impact on industry.
Biker Leon Didier Sails for America
Paris rider Leon Didier, champion motor paced bike racer of France, sails for New York to compete on tracks in Boston Providence and Philadelphia. Pace maker Naring Nazo already in America. Georges Seres and Victor Linart expected to follow. American promoters offer incentives European managers cannot match.
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Double Golf Bill At Lexington Club Next Saturday
A golf event at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington includes handicap versus Massachusetts rating. The holiday program lists a double bill for Saturday afternoon July 6 at the club.
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Browns edge Tigers 3 in St Louis win
St Louis pitcher Vangilder held Detroit to three hits as the Browns defeated the Tigers 3 to 1 in St Louis on June 27, earning an even split of the series.
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Toney Suts Out Dodgers in Brooklyn Showdown
New York pitcher Toney fired a shutout as the Giants beat Brooklyn 2 to 0. Marquard held New York to four hits before two runs in the third and sixth, with Burns and Bancroft delivering key extra-base hits.
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Hagen and Barnes Make Fine Showing on Challenging Links
Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes, two American pros, played a strong golf match at Walmer and Kingsdown in English winds. Both adapted well despite unfamiliar course conditions with Hagen finishing 75 and Barnes 74.
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Lawrence bout odds loom as Corcoran set to meet Flynn
Tommy Kloby Corcoran appears favored in Lawrence this Saturday over Jack Lawler and eyes a bigger test next week against Paddy Flynn of Everett. The Maine card features Britton-Shevlin in Portland Thursday as part of Centennial Week, plus local Boston matches and a note on Jack Read's boxing management plans in Australia.
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Fulton to Box Wills in New York Debut under New Law
Heavyweights Fred Fulton and Harry Wills are set for a 16 round bout in New York under the new boxing law. The International Sporting Club announced the match with Fulton earning 25000 and 10000 for the opponent with no percentage. The date is expected mid July and the winner may meet champion Jack Dempsey later in the year.
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Concord Junction Team to Play Dorchester Knights Game
Concord Junction baseball team will host the Dorchester Council Knights of Columbus nine on the local playground next Saturday afternoon. The matchup pits the home club against a visiting squad in a community game with local fans expected to attend.
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Baseball Matchups Across Cities in National League Schedule
Philadelphia hosts Washington while Cleveland visits St Louis. Chicago travels to Detroit. In the National League Brooklyn meets Boston and New York visits Philadelphia. Pittsburgh plays Chicago and St Louis faces Cincinnati.
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Golf at Arlmont Club Qualifying Round Next Saturday
The qualifying round of the season's trophy will be played Saturday afternoon at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights. All players start from scratch with the 16 lowest scores advancing to match play later in the season.
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