Wolgast Favored to Beat Memsic in 20 Round Bouts
Wolgast is the favorite to defeat George Memsic in a 20 round bout at Vernon Arena near Los Angeles this Friday afternoon. Odds at 10 to 7 puzzle bettors as Memsic supporters push for a longer price while Wolgast’s recent illness and weight advantage influence sentiment.
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International Chess Finals in San Sebastian
The March event in San Sebastian saw only adjourned games today. Capabalanca leads with nine wins four losses, Rubinstein nine wins five losses, Vidmar eight and a half wins four and a half losses, Marshall eight wins five losses. Tomorrow’s final round includes Teichmann versus Spielman and Rubinstein has a bye.
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Rubinstein
Dillon Defeats Loughrey In 10 Round Indianapolis Bout
In Indianapolis Jack Dillon outslugged Young Loughrey in a 10 round match. Dillon controlled the early rounds while Loughrey rallied in the ninth and tenth, with Loughrey showing his best form despite Dillon's edge.
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Highlanders to play Heps in pair of exhibitions
Augusta Ga March 15 The Heps schedule two exhibition games with the New York Highlanders next week along with matches against the local Y M C A ball club and the Augusta club. Buck Herzog starred in the afternoon win over the Yannigans 4 to 2 withات spectacular fielding and a booming third inning homer, while manager Tenney urged the regulars to win.
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Yankees to play Augusta in March games
Manager Tenney and Chase agreed the Yankees will visit Augusta for two games on March 24 and 25 as the team trains in Athens, Georgia. The report notes injuries to Pat Keefe Herman Young Art Butler and Mockley Graveson while Buck Herzog and Hub Purdue show tentative form and Fred Tenney promises a strong opening.
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Automobile News Briefs From Boston and Beyond
J L Snow of Peerless Motor Car Company leaves for Cleveland to inspect the factory and notes strong demand for the new Peerless three ton. Mrs Catherine Kebler of Brookline plans a Sahara trip in her Pierce Arrow car with Gray Davis dynamo. Stearns opens a New York branch. Wyckoff Church Partridge relinquishes agency. Warm weather boosts auto sales and early deliveries. Fiat executives sail to Turin to inspect racing car for French Grand Prix. Pardington pursues two auto events from Detroit. Locomobile’s Plummer elected president of New York Licensed Automobile Dealers Association with Page as VP and Skinner as secretary-treasurer.
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Mitchell Company
Carrigan's Colts Win One More
Bakersfield dispatch reports Bill Carrigan's Boston Red Sox division edged Brick Devereaux's picked nine 1 to 0 in a tense early spring game. Carrigan's pitchers shut out the opponent while the offense managed a lone run. The contest highlighted emerging form as both clubs tested lineups in the March exhibition.
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Nannamaker Caps Sox With Ninth Inning Run
Errors by Devereaux and Hoffmann and a Perry drive helped the Sox score their only run in the ninth. Hap Myers at first and Yerkes at short stood out for the visitors. Dale and Priepke provided solid infield work, while Perry and Devereaux led the home club’s efforts.
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Peaches' Ultimatum to Boston Club Leader
George "Peaches" Graham star backstop of the Boston National club says he will not sign a contract unless his request is met. He offers to compromise but club officials reject it. Graham owns a Canadian wheat farm and appears serious. President Russell says the club will not trade Graham and expects him to sign or quit. It seems the club may need him more than he needs them.
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Intercity relay woes loom for Hub in New York meet
The Hub's runners suffered another defeat in the intercity relay at Pastime A. C. games in New York as locals struggle to field a stronger team. A new relay mark by New York highlights small New England improvement but prompts calls for wider participation from local champions and colleges ahead of upcoming season.
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Johnson Tops Fitszsimmons in Two Rounds in Philadelphia
Boxing notes report C G Johnson defeated Bob Fitszsimmons in two rounds at Philadelphia on July 17, 1907. The column discusses critics opinions on these bouts, press decisions, and related boxing subjects with references to Moran Deshler and Packey MacFarland.
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Bob Fitszsimmons
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Tommy Ryan
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Lawrence
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Packey MacFarland
Owen Moran
Cambridge
Dave Deshler
MacFarland
Armory Club
Newton Gyan
Newton VY. M. C. A
Players Blacklisted by Commission in Baseball Ban
The National Baseball Commission bans 21 players from organized baseball including Fielder Jones and Mike Donlin. Ineligibles span 11 in the National and 10 in the American leagues with notable names such as Barney Joy Elmer Stricklett Deseher Mike Denlin and Jones. The Boston Red Sox also blacklist a player named Anderson for failing to report.
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National Baseball Commission
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Mike Donlin
Barney Joy
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Elmer Stricklett
Brooklyn
Deseher
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Seniors Lead Juniors in St. Mark's Games
Southboro March 15 The fourth day of St. Mark's School sports was held in the Gym 1911 class gained first place with 57 points placing 1914 in second as they did not score In wrestling Whitlock 1912 defeated Halcomb 1911 after nine minutes on the floor Gaston 1915 boxed well but lost in three rounds to Brown 1913
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Meeting Set Between Manufacturers Contest Group and AAA Board
Representatives of the Manufacturers' Contest Association and the contest board of the A A A will meet on Friday to set plans. By week’s end, a definite announcement is expected, signaling the opening of the circuit and sparking interest in the trade.
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