Fatale Delays Tulip Title with First Ligal Workout
Mike Morley of Hartford has a disputed win over Nate Siegel at Salem last August reversed by an appeal at Mechanics Building. Hartford crowd and Armory Club members condemn the decision, calling it the worst of the year.
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Hartford Boxer Morley Loses Narrowly to Siegel in Tough Bout
In a tight Hartford bout, Morley fails to win a clear decision as Nate Siegel dominates early with body blows and leads through eight rounds. Morley rallies briefly in the fifth but fades. crowd boos the judges verdict. Siegel advances toward a Sept 27 date with Eddie Shevlin.
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Roxbury
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Revere
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Brockton
Jack Blaikie
Nova Scotia
Pilgrim Race at Revere Crowds Thrill Fatbike Event
Georges Seres led the 50 mile Pilgrim motor paced race from start to finish at Revere, beating George Wiley by half a lap in 1 hour 9 minutes 141 5 seconds. Charles Verkeyn was third, Clarence Carman fourth after an earlier wheel accident. Frank Kramer dominated sprint heats over Orlando Piani and Al Goullet, with Bobby Walthour Jr. winning amateur events. Ned Chandler and Frank Cavanaugh also notable in later races.
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George Wiley
Charles Verkeyn
Clarance Carman
George Chapman
Carman
Lucien Mique
Frank Kramer
Orlando Piani
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Piani
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Goullet
Bobby Walthour, Jr
John Gallo
Leo Maggoll
Milton Williamson
Frank Cavanaugh
Willie Keller
Ned Chandler
Cavanaugh
Fleming Loses Bout After Tough Eight Rounds
Fall River report: Jankie Fleming of New York is defeated by Jack Delaney of Bridgeport after an eight round bout in an open air show. Delaney wins on points after a hard fought contest in the ring.
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Jankie Fleming
New York
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Indians Top A Lins In Final Series Opener
Cleveland uses 10 hits to beat the Athletics 11 to 6 in the first game of the final series. Wood hits a triple and a home run as Cleveland pounds three Philadelphia pitchers. Philadelphia collects 13 hits but can’t overcome solid Cleveland pitching.
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Paul Winner of Gross Prize in Bay State Golf Event
Howard C. Paul topped Class A with a 74 in a Bay State Automobile Association tournament at Bellevue. He led 68 starters, earning the gross prize while F Rich and C A Williams tied for best net in A C. Guests E B Lowery claimed low gross and H I Hutchinson best net.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Bellevue
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James A. Travers
A. L. Danforth
Joseph S. Donovan
Fred E. Skeetop
Richards and Richards Fall to Johnston and Tilden in Tennis
In Philadelphia, William Johnston of San Francisco and William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia advanced to the national singles semifinals by defeating Vincent Richards of Yonkers and Zenzo Shimidzu. Johnston edged Richards in a grueling five set match 2-6 3-6 6-3 9-7 6-2, while Tilden won in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-1.
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William Wi Johnston
San Francisco
William T. Tilden, 2d
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
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Tilden
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Grandstand
Watch Gift Planned for Harry Hooper Day Effort
A Boston Tavern meeting of the Harry Hooper Day committee reported strong support for the Fenway Park event next Saturday. A watch chain and charm for Hooper were ordered, funds already subscribed, and letters to fans will seek more donations to make it the greatest Boston celebration yet. Archie Hurlburt was named treasurer and officials were invited to attend.
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Boston Tavern
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Hooper
Fenway Park
Hughey McBreen
Archie Hurlburt
Tendler Edges Friedman in Close Lightweight Bout
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeated Sailor Friedman of Chicago by a narrow margin after eight hard rounds in a lightweight match held tonight.
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Lew Tendler
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
BC Team Seen as Machine-Like This Season
Boston College enjoys a prolific squad with about 80 players under coach Cavanaugh. Daily galleries of 200 and more attendees reflect strong local interest as the team, described as a machine, looks to build on season momentum and feats this year.
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Cavanaugh’s Husky lineup forms for tough season ahead
Veterans mold a rough Cavanaugh machine as morning and afternoon drills shed excess weight. Older players stay lean, while new hopefuls vie for line and back positions on the Heights with multiple applicants vying for spots.
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Liston
Kelliher
Ed Phillifs
Darling
Yale Lines Up in the Bowl for Opening Game
Yale's football squad assembled its first 11 for opening day at Yale Bowl after a practice session on Pratt Field. Head Coach Tad Jones revealed a surprise lineup featuring Sturm and Diller at ends, Créus and Quaile at tackles, Hidden and Davis at guards, Norris at center, Becket at quarterback, Aldrich and Mallory as backs, and Jordan at fullback.
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Pirates Bow McQuillan in Second Inning Rally
Pittsburgh wins 3 to 1 as Hugh McQuillan struggles early, Carlson supports with a two run lead. Nixon rockets a record long throw from right field in the eighth, while O Neil and Nixon highlight later misplays and double steals.
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Meusel Delivers Go Ahead Triple in 12th
In Cincinnati the New York Giants beat the Reds 4 to 3 in 12 innings as Meusel bangs a decisive triple in the 12th. Luque pitched to hold Cincinnati scoreless down the stretch.
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Luque
Giants
Keene's Wild Inning Fails to Save Chicago
In Chicago on Sept 13 Keene faltered in the fourth inning as Philadelphia built a lead with a walk wild pitch and two hits. Ring struggled in the later innings but Chicago could not recover, final score 4 to 2 for Philadelphia.
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Keene
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