Boxing and Golf Night at Casino Features Americans Break Losing Streak
Boxing rounds at the casino steady the Americans in a tight win over the Senators. Grimes’s timely hits and Wallace’s late runs help clinch victory after Sherman falters in relief. Townsend struggles as the Senators fade from the field while Kelley and Grainger spark the offense.
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Providence Holds Worcester 3 to 0 Amid Rain Delay
Harrington’s defense limits Worcester to a single hit as Gardella singles in the first. Providence winds 3 to 0, weather pausing play for over an hour.
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Osteopathy Mockery and Oddities in Honest Terms
A satirical piece ridicules osteopathy and osteopaths, claiming their methods resemble brutal boxing tactics. It jokes that doctors punch patients and rely on luck, contrasting with true cures and the idea of medical equality in the Constitution. The tone mirrors a late era rural paper’s humorous debate on medical practices.
Second Big Boxing Classic to Be Staged at the Casino
The Pembroke A C presents a top boxing card at Bridgeport's Casino on State Street. Larry Williams and Kid Norfolk clash in a light heavy bout as Sam Driver's fighters Larry Williams and Louis Bogash seek wins. Terry Lee headlines a strong supporting lineup with Jimmy Kane in the curtain raiser and Hartley and Bogash in separate bouts.
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Yankees Defeated By Browns in Boxing and Baseball Notes
The clipping describes multiple sports happenings including a Yankees defeat to the Browns, White Sox victories, boxing match previews in Bridgeport with Lar ry Williams and Norfolk, and upcoming bouts featuring Bogash Hartley Travers Cohan plus local boxing staff and venue details.
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Dempsey Training Camp Sparring Delayed
Thousands visit Jack Dempsey's Toledo camp as boxing sparring is halted due to an unpadded ring. Dempsey backs, then hits baseball with trainers. Bil Tate belts a homer as the camp scene blends sport and anticipation ahead of the heavyweight title bout. Jackson A. C. beats St James 4 to 0 on strong pitching from Russell, with a home run by the Jacks’ pastor.
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Blessed Sacraments win fifth straight at Seaside park
The Blessed Sacraments defeated the Red Sox to 2 at Seaside park for their fifth consecutive win. Hammill of the Athletics starred. The Sacraments plan new uniforms for Memorial Day and will play Cedar Hills of New Haven. Teams seeking June or July Sunday games should respond through this paper.
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Pirates Shutout: Sherrod Smiths Return Leads 5-0 Loss
Sherrod Smith of Brooklyn pitched his first game since return overseas and shut out Pittsburgh 5 to 0 with three hits. Giants beat Cardinals 5-1 to take two of three, with four runs in the sixth inning. Yesterday's NL results: New York 5 St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 0. Upcoming games list both leagues with several matchups.
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Yesterday's Bridgeport and Area Scores Reported
Bridgeport edged Hartford 8 to 7 and Providence shut Worcester 3 to 0. New Haven defeated Springfield 16 to 4, and Waterbury beat Pittfield 6 to 0. Schedule shows Pittsfield at Bridgeport, Springfield at Providence, Worcester at New Haven, and Hartford at Waterbury.
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New York Beats St Louis In Short Baseball Tilt
St. Louis 00100000 New York 01000400x. Two base hits by Kauff Phree base hit by Kauff Home Zimmerman Stolen bases Paulette Sacrifice hits Short Sacrifice fly Fletcher. Burns and Baird involved in double plays. Left on base St Louis six New York four. Causey issued three walks Goodwin nine in seven innings. Losing pitcher May May.
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Lone Stars Rally Past Arrows In Seaside Park Showdown
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