Cattle Athletes Uncle Sam's Boys Gave Other Nations the Hook
Unclear text lists players Dykes Perkins Youn Galloway Heilmann and Griffins Pinelli Heilmann. Bases on balls by O Dauss and Naylor with multiple strikeouts by Danas and Naylor. Umpires Dineen and Chill. Time unknown.
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Uncle Sam
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Galloway
Heilmann
Wuble
Griffin
Pinelli
O Dauss
C Naylor
Mithy Michely Naylor
Danas
Naylor
Dineen
Chill
Philadelphia
Seeere Dykes
Walker
Dugan
Erkins
Rereeenee
Nayhor
Detroit
A. Young
Veach
If. Heilmann
Shorten
Manion
Dauss
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Pastegetass
Critics Blast Olympic Trip Upstart Boxing Plans
The piece quotes Bowdoin officials George W. Brown and Johnny Magee condemning the American Olympic trip as mishandled. It notes Billy Miske's large boxing purse and retirement talk, Dempsey's potential bout with Gunboat Smith, and plans for Dempsey in Boston pending boxing commission license. It also mentions Carl Mays in the Cleveland Yanks, Joie Ray, Piper Donovan, Joie Ray rivalries, and boxing rising with women's attendance.
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George W. Brown
Johnny Magee
Bowdoin
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Boxing Board Is Launched in Massachusetts
The State Boxing Commission was formally launched as a government branch after the executive council approved Governor Coolidge’s appointments. Eugene Buckley and Carl A. Barrett were named members, Colonel Foote chair, and Paul Norton of Springfield was chosen secretary at 3000 dollars a year. Norton, a former adjutant of the 104th Infantry and current regimental colonel, has worked as a Springfield bank teller.
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Executive Council
Coolidge
Eugene Buckley
Carl A. Barrett
Foote
Paul Norton
Springfield
Norton
104Th Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
Dempsey plans more bouts after Miske clash
The article says Dempsey seeks further ring appearances after the Dempsey Miske bout, planning matches against smaller fighters such as Gunboat Smith. It criticizes Smith as past prime and predicts Massachusetts fans and officials may reject such setups, urging stronger opposition to theater-style matchups.
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Hag
Dempsey
Fry
Gunboat Smith
Smith
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Bay State
Massachusetts
Dempsey Heads East for Fights After Benton Harbor
Jack Dempsey leaves Chicago with manager Jack Kearns for New York to set up bouts with Gunboat Smith in Boston on September 28 and Bill Brennan in New York. He meets Billy Miske in Benton Harbor at lunch and later presents Mrs. Floyd Fitzsimmons a $13,000 automobile. Miske to return to St Paul for a hunting trip.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
New York
Kearns
Smith
San Francisco
Bill Brennan
Boston
Dempsey
Brennan
Billy Miske
Benton Harbor
Mich
Miske
Floyd Fitzsimmons
St. Paul
Boston Fans Applaud Montreal Victory Over Moore
Several Boston fans praised Young Montreal from Providence for winning a bowl in Woonsocket against Pat Moore of Memphis. Moore draws ire for slapping style, leaving fans curious if the Woonsocket referee forced him to keep his hands closed or awarded Montreal for cleaner hitting.
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Montreal
Providence
Pat Moore
Memphis
Woonsocket
Moore
Brookline Newsboys to Meet Suffolk Boys at Boston Harbor
Next Sunday afternoon at Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor the Suffolk School for Boys faces Brookline Newsboys. Brookline team averages 14, has an excellent record this season. Frank Gaffney will umpire. Mayor Peters arranged for the steamer George A. Hibbard to transport the Brookline boys.
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Rainsford Island
Boston Harbor
Suffolk School For Boys
W. D. Paine Newsboys
Brookline
Concord High School grid players begin fall practice
Concord High School football candidates hold an early practice on the centre playground led by Captain Daniel Kelley. About five returning letter players are listed including Kelley, Arthur Duggan, Edward Mara, Edward Giles, and Joseph Mullaney along with other preseason action.
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Concord High School
Greater
Boston
Daniel Kelley
Kelley
Arthur Duggan
Edward Mara
Edward Giles
Joseph Mullaney
Tigers Drop 5 4 Defeat to Phillies in Detroit
Detroit errors in the second inning let Philadelphia post four runs on two hits as the Phillies defeated the Tigers 5 to 4.
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Philadelphia
Tigers
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