Gotham Board Boosts Dempsey Ban Over Wills Signing
New York August 4 AP The New York State Athletic Commission strengthens its stance against Jack Dempsey by suspending any boxer who fights him before he signs articles and posts a bond for the Wills match. Chairman Farley says the title cannot be vacated but Dempsey remains ineligible until terms are met.
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Mulins
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Trahan Hospital
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Come Mission
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Jah Fugazy
Tor Exnitad
Timmy Slattery
Ruffa
H'M
Rege Maxey Rorenhanm Kresteneh
Commingaq Piret
Slattery
Yankees Rally Sinks Indians in Three of Four
New York wins third of four from Cleveland as a seventh inning rally seals the game. Shocker goes the distance for the Yankees, while Karr and Cleveland miscues contribute to the defeat in a pitchers duel with no pitching changes across the four games.
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Yankees
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Ouroas
Karr
Ithe
Cleveland
Sevier's Selections Draft Race Card Headlines
The listing shows six horse races with entry names including Bombshell Prattle Anchester and Coannichert Buin Chuckie. Other names include Lightship, Sunsr Sha zen Mad Play, Caro Go d But ton Sim Car, Litts Asbestos Rock Mar and Vespelan.
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Coannichert Buin Chuckie
Dire Say Prmosem Lightship
Sunsr
Shazen
Caro
Go'd Button
Sim Car
Litts Asbestos
Rock Mar
Vespelan
Phillies Down Pirates in Tight Series Finale
Chicago and Brooklyn split a four game set as the Cubs beat the Robins 5 2. Osborne faltered in the eighth but Chicago held on with solid hitting and fielding. The Pirates were toppled by Philadelphia after Morrison faltered early and the Phillies chased him from the mound.
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Pirates
Morrison
Chicago
Brooklyn
Osborne
Cubs
Aso
Robins
British Colonel Tries English Channel Swim at Boulogne
Cape Griz Nez at 8 25 pm witnesses British Colonel Friberg attempting to beat Enrique Tirabocchi’s 1923 record of 18 hours 43 minutes in the English Channel. Gertrude Ederle rests in Boulogne as she expects to attempt the crossing later, with a long walk and massage noted in her program.
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Boulogne
Friberg
Cape Griz-Nez
Enrique Tirabocchi
Gertrude Ederie
Soulogne
France
Gertrude Ederle
Racing Results and Entries First Race Calming Two Year-Olds Five and Half Furlongs
Racing card lists six races with entries and weights for each, including horses such as Caracosta My Bya Sup press Anchester Ceres Colonel Carr Bombshell Fasciste Cliff Miss Stanley Becky Sue Grand Bey Nabisco Bookbinder Prattle in the first race and Silver Prince Amistello Chuckle Conni bert Gravity II Knight of Greenane Ruilne Object D Art in the steeplechase, with other detail on handicaps and claiming races and notes on track conditions.
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Caracosta
My Bya
Suppress
Anchester
Ceres
Colonel Carr
Bombshell
Fasciste
Cliff
Miss Stanley
Becky Sue
Grand Bey
Nabisco
Bookbinder
Silver Prince JY
Amistello
Chuckle
Connibert
Gravity II
Knight of Greenane
Ruilne
Shuffle Along
Mag Tay
Blind Play
Hawthorne Entries First Race Day Card Details
Five races listed with claiming purses and entries for maiden to three year olds and older. Notable horses include Cas Welch Merry Ben Wandly The Rove Lady Allen Scotland Forever Bush Briain W. and Frazer in Race 1 and Joella JT Everglade in Race 2 plus Titnila in Quesney Dark Phantom and Martial Wand in Race 3. Races cover five and a half furlongs to one and a half miles with various handicap and Vogue purse events for fillies and mares.
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Cas Welch
Merry
Ben Wandly
Gusle Phil
Turner
Frazer
Lady Allen
Scotland Forever
Bush
Joella JT
Chingham
Quesney
Dark Phantom
Martial Wand
Mansonian
Cartoon
Roy Crofter
Tamale
Pritwool Blace
Chas
Lev
Graeme
Geo
Allen
Camden
Hamilton Entries First Race at $1 090 Claiming Five and a Half Furlongs
Horse numbers and weights listed for seven races including two-year-olds in five and a half furlongs and three-year-olds plus races on one to one and one sixteenth miles. Entries show Canadian foals and various weights with several bunched marks and notes. Weather is clear track fast.
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Alhfin
Blondin
Malcolm B Jr
Vespasian
Haste
Be Yourself
Boot To Root
Arrow Hawk
Fly Man
Bucky Harris
Nichaya
Korean
Nabisco
Token
Colorful
Little Asbestos
Herodlatte
Barluna
Miss Pike
Profitler
Dr . Schwartz
Botanic
Barracks
Emma Moagland
Mulligan
Foreman
Davenport
Southwest
Atwood
Byron
Pyx
Lady Haldeman
Ministrek
Rol Confidence
Sir Galahad
Trigger
Chloris
Fairbank
a-Cambridge
B- Duchess
Jean Crest
B- King
a-Manila
A-J. K. Ross
b-Seagram Stable
Lady Choco
Sister Sue
Sweet Violet
Prince Hampton
Revolt
Betty Maloney
Pablo
Barrow
Tossanelli
Rhinestone
St.Quentin
Flax
Fluffy Rufles
Goldinds
Roechyford
Rusovia
Can't Bay
Great Rock
Saratoga Race Results First and Second Races Summary
Saratoga results list Race One for three year olds at seven furlongs with purses of 1000. Dangerous ridden by Krommer won at 1-3 with Mirador and Crumble also prominent. Also listed are Blue Ridge Saratoga Male Franconia Wild Lane Luker Scorcher. Race Two for two year old fillies at five furlongs shows Teak ridden by Richardson winning at 12-5 with Green Blazes and Nancy Clay among others. Also ran: Hell Cat Sweat Inver.
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Horse Haven
Krommer
Mirador
L McDermott
Crumple
Barney
Saratoga
Franconia
Wild Lane
Luker
Richardson
Green Blazes
McAlliffe
Nancy Clay
Hell Cat
Sweat Inver
Freak Home Run Lifts Cardinals Past Giants in Suspend-ruled Game
St Louis, Aug. 4. With manager Rogers Hornsby suspended, the Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4 to 2 to clinch the series. Bell's freak circuit clout followed by a man on base broke a tie in the eighth and won it for St Louis. Cooney started at second in Hornsby’s absence after the controversy with umpire Sweeney.
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Jamieson
Ostia
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Burns
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Luleke
York
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Ib Ruth
Ai Manis O
Meusel If
Gehria
Shanks
Sehang
Wanninger
Qi Shocke
Jereland
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Ehrig
Shocker Roane Rt NW
Duse — Barns
Lutzke
Iden York
Cleveland
Shocker
Rozell Tb
Posehoft
Rowland
Evans
Dineen
Ross
Tvais McManus
Fligsread
Hazell Fuschoft
Jackson Stoen
Gaston Jack
Robertsor
Sasse Cartine
Lanette
McManus
Susler Boone
Piernich
Rothrock
Roston H
Gaston
Fuhr
Strick
Nm Gaton
Fuar
Ress
ST Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
New York
Hornaby
Sweeney
Jimmy Cooney
Raat New
Southworth Cf
Frisch
Young
Meuse
Terry
Kelly
Farrell
Gowdy
Dean Pae
ST. Louis
Po Smith
Toporcer
Cooney
Bottomley
Hafey
Mueller
Bell
O'Farrell
Sherdel
Beenet
Annada
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Dean
Bell Bell
Haffey
Moelk
Potiumley
Canney
Cotton
Sherde
Speed records and grands in 1884 billiards and horse racing notes
The piece notes W J Pearl's billiards speed record of 1000 points in 44 minutes in 1884. It mentions the Connecticut Fair Association securing thoroughbreds for Charter Oak park Grand Circuit in September. It highlights the Duke of York as top European royal lawn tennis player, and recalls a 1824 match where the King of Spain was defeated two sets to one at Buckingham Palace. It also recalls the St Leger public interest, with pigeons and dogs used to send results to London and Manchester, a time before telephones.
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Charter Oak Park
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Spain
Buckingham Palace
England
London
Manchester
Gedney card of 90 in Public Links tourney
Art Gedney shot a 90 in the Public Links championship at Beardsley Park, missing the championship flight while Richard Ciuci also competed. McAuliffe led the field with a 70, while Eli Ross and Wal Murray posted scores near the top in Garden City. The event's scoring table showed Buffalos and others close behind.
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Macliffe
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Richard Ciuci
Gedney
McAuliffe
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J. McAuliffe
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Prise
Bby
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West
Buffalo Representa’tive
Eli Ross
Cleveland
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St. Loui
New York
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Buff Up
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Washington
Chicago
Buostele
Hid Ross
Walter Murray
J. Law
Car Kaufman
Apurth
Nelson de
E B. Liowt
W. Owen
Jacks
Lle
J P. Sabre
Samuel Graham
Buffalo
Willem A. McGuire
Wiliam Barth
Newark
V. A. Fischer
Harry Schwartzer
Clevel
Ane
William Sutherland
Detoit
William F. Berrick
Albert Brodberk
David O'Connor
Eddie L Frost
Charles McCourt
Baltimore
J. Blackburn
Toronto
T Tobin
Philadelphia
Joseph Ford
C Albertus
John Gentile
William Courtney
Cof froth Handicap to Be Run in March
San Diego report says the Cof froth handicap at Tia Juana will be run next March with a record purse. James W Coffroth, president of the Tia Juana Jockey Club, announced a 65076 added purse, making the race worth about 70009 to the winner.
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Tia Juana
James W Coffroth
Zachary Allows Only Four Hits as Washington Scores
Aug 4 Dickie Kerr, once a White Sox mainstay, reinstated in organized baseball and headed to Boston as Chicago starts a series. Kerr had pitched for Moberly in Missouri, with solid results, after a salary dispute post Black Sox scandal. Washington’s Zachary limited Detroit to four hits, won 4-0 as Harris drove in two, with strong seven-strikeout effort and 1:55 game time.
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Mia Bucky Harris
Gcare
Harris
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Gachices — O'Rourke
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Washingston
Ume
Geisel
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