Mc Govern and Ziringer to Meet in Pittsburg Bout
Phil Mc Govern of Brooklyn and Young Ziringer of Pittsburg had a delayed bout decision. Mc Govern apologized to Chief Mc Quaide after missing a police examination, and the police may permit a Friday match if both boxers pass medicals. Ed Papke signs for a twenty round bout for his brother Billy Pepper against the Lewis winner in Paris in February. Billy will travel after arm treatment. Sack Pollock accompanies Papke as trainer. Adam Ryan returns to boxing in Philadelphia facing Fred Corbett in the Douglas Athletic Club main event.
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Harry Lewis
Paris
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Sack Pollock
Philadelphia
Adam Ryan
Fred Corbett
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Bowling Industrial League Ends With Graphophones Win
In the Industrial League action the American Graphophone Co. and the Cudahy Packing Co. split points as the Graphs secured two of the three. The Graphophones opened strong with the highest string of the evening while the Packers won the remaining two strings.
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American League Adopts 154-Game Schedule at Meeting
At the annual Ameri can League meeting held at the Hotel Walcott, all business was completed smoothly. The league voted to adopt the 154 game schedule used in recent seasons. The spike policy for pitchers remains with President Johnson and Charles Comiskey of Chicago as a decision process continues.
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Chicago
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Washington
Club head exonerated amid league loyalty charge
The head of the club was cleared of disloyalty to the American League at yesterday’s meeting. The day’s notable deal involved the sale of Norman Biber field to the Washington club for a monetary consideration, amid interest in potential trades including a call for Walter Johnson. Cantillion plans to buy the Pueblo franchise and move it to St Joseph, with Jim Williams to join as second baseman and manager as part of a broader restructuring.
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New York American
Washington
New York
Walter Johnson
Yankees
Cantilion
Pueblo, Col
Jim Williams
St. Louis Browns
New York Americans
Cantillion
St. Joseph
Second Lecture on Medieval Monasteries at Stratford
The alliance francase held its second lecture last evening at the Stratford venue before a sizable audience. M. Camille Enfart, curator of the Museum of the Trocadero in Paris, lectured on Architecture and Life of the Mediaeval Monasteries.
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Stratfela
M. Camille Enfart
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