Rosenberg and Krug Set for Velodrome Bouts in New York
Rosenberg and Krug will meet at the velodrome on Monday with Dundee Frush, in a double featherweight card staged in New York by Tex Rickard. Phil Krug and Dave Rosenberg headline the first bout while Johnny Gunder faces Danny Frush on Tuesday. The New York boxing commission will recognize the winners as Gotham featherweight champions.
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New York
New York Boxing Commission
Gotham
Iy Tex Rickard
Phil Krog
New Jersey
Dave Rosenberg
Hileen
Labor Day
Kilbane
Irrush
Dundee
Flush
New Ueally
Tex Rickard
Chaney
Johnny
Hew
Feathers
Tle
Dimdens
Joseph Carrera
Sxarkal
Ming
Jerussy
Seaman's
Jimmy Montgomery
Maxer Gregany Herbert
Johny Kata
Twies
Jelibane
Kruggy
Rosenberg
Krak
Simon Pure
Mike Gibbons
Joe Guas
Iaokout
Johnny Silbane
Wiil
New York Commission
Johnny Wilson
Pepper Martin J
Martin
Jxilbane
Cards Defeat Braves Again In Tight Contest
Cardinals beat the Braves 7 to 5 in Boston as Marilard thrives in the later innings. Geiner hits a triple and a homer driving in key runs while Lavan shines at short despite two errors. Boston defense struggles in spots as late rallies secure the win.
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Boston
St Lotia
Marilard Freely
Geiner
Despits
Lavan
Theescere
Garl Mays In Hard Luck At Bat And On Mound
Garl Mays suffers a run of bad luck and poor support as the Yankees fail to back his pitching efforts. The dejected stretch includes a loss that ends a six game Yankee winning streak, with Mays again laboring under misfortune and defensive lapses.
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Carl Mays
Yankees
Ee Bush
Bob Shawkey
Huey
Charley Grogan Sold to Washington Team Joins Senators
South Atlantic League star Grogan, a left handed pitcher from the Bronx, was sold by Charleston to the Washington American League club. He posted fourteen wins and eight losses this season and will join the Senators next month after coming from Rochester rehabs and a prior stint with the Giants in 1919 spring training.
Offered bout of Dempsey vs Gibrons at Shibe Park
Aug 10 Chicago report says promoter Louis Malis offered a fan night round bout between heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and Tom Gibrons of St. Paul. Eadie Kane, Gibrons manager, said he would accept if terms satisfy. The venue is Shibe Park Philadelphia and the fight would be staged next month.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsty
Tom Gibrons
St. Paul
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Eadie Kane
Gigbon
Louis Malis
Kane
Arthur Fletcher May Become Phillies Manager in 1923
The piece discusses Arthur Fletcher potentially taking over the Philadelphia Phillies in 1923, comparing him to successful figures like McGraw and Evans. It notes Fletcher’s past with the Giants and his reputation, mentions negotiations and interest from major league clubs, and reflects on managerial prospects within the National League.
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Arthur Fletcher May
Phillies
Billy Evans
New York
Philly
Ayith McGraw
Hiy Giants
Caps
Arthur Pletener
Poo
Alm
Phiadelphia
Nationalg
Ghanga Ag
Axtiner
Eli
McGraw
Giants
Roy
Roy Reached the End Lg Highteing
Pletcher
Philies
Louly
Brooklyn
Lo Ando
Peperman
Heydler
Satronat League
Wieteber Wad
Step
Matty
McGinnis
Lily Gilbert
Dives Avin Reste Han
Donnin
Seymour
Rawermin
Murray
Gurns
Doyle
Everace
Johnny Weisamuller Sets New 80 Yard Record
Johnny Weisamuller of Chicago established a new world record for 80 yards in the 100 yard freestyle event at the AAU national championships in Indianapolis. His time for the distance was 40 4-5 seconds, 0 feet better than the old mark, and he equaled his own world record for 100 yards with 2 4-8 seconds set in Honolulu months ago.
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Indianapolis
Johnny Weisamuller
Chicago
Aa. A. U
Honolulu
Lines
Ren Sualis
Cardinals Hold Hope In Sherdel And Other Southpaws
In a preview of the National League pitching scene, Dizzy Sherdel of the St. Louis Cardinals stands out as a top left hander alongside the Giants and Pirates aces. At 26, he has emerged after a slow start, with an a strong season ahead, backed by Rickey’s shift to a slower delivery and refinement of a slow change. Burl Marsden’s 14 victories underline the depth behind the rotation as Busch Stadium eyes the coming battles.
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Giants
Arte Nekf
Pirates
Wilbur Cooper
R. Louis ‘Cardinals
Sherdel
Ittsburgh
Iuiem
Mr. Sherdel
Nacional
Milwyater
Anid Rage
Josh Weai
Tekey
Sherdei
Nakleven Burl Marslton
Christy Mathewson Visits Boyhood Town in Scranton Area
Christy Mathewson, former star of the New York Giants, spends days in his boyhood town near Scranton. He receives a warm welcome from local residents and plans to retire to Saranne Lake next Wednesday.
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Christy Mathewson
Sckastony
Pu Fang
New York
Offer $35,000 For Los Angeles Pitcher
Cincinnati Baseball Club offered $34,000 and four players for Mick Suimacth, righthand pitcher of the Los Angeles Club of the Pacific Coast League. Dymovich to report to Cincinnati next spring. William Wrigley Jr. confirms. Hy Patclsky, club president, says permission to finalize deals rests with him.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Mick Suimacth
Dymovich
Cinginnuti
William Wrigley, Jr
Inos Angelés
Hy Patclsky
Americans Face Tough Paris Challenge in Track Meet
Paris hosts an international women’s track and field meet from August 3 to August 4 with 17 US entrants and 16 others from Belgium, England, Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Switzerland. American hopes hinge on Records set by sprinters and field athletes, while rivals from Czechoslovakia and Germany boast strong events.
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Paris
Cam
United States
Ilyace
England
Goltn
Switzerland
Cypcho
Slovakia
Belgium
Wrland
Aight
Czeghsgrit
Freneh Femining Federation
Srongy’ Ag
Miie
Milford Cup Four Matches Lead Early Round Play
In Milford Cup play the early rounds saw four matches contested as the field narrows toward the last sixteen. Pairings featured players such as Pendle, O Briain, Gy Laneva, Warner, and Pratt with several matches pending and others decided by margins of two to four games.
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Yhetier
Marines
Sixtedi
W. Diatuckeslud
LO Reig
Dedi Shaw
Syeidel
Dé le Itua
I. M. Sayes
FL. Mills
Tholes
ML O'Brian
Laneva
Warner
Go Pratt Io
Rowland
Broderley
B.C. Plath
Trimond
Bottomlingony
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Cr Goddard
BR. P
Hawthone Kelly Seeks Fight With Johnny Wilson
Boston report outlines Hawthone Kelly chasing Johnny Wilson, titled holder of the middleweight crown in New York. Johnny McGrath, Wilson’s manager, boasts extensive club influence and has issued challenges, reportedly offering up to 1900 dollars as a personal incentive to box Wilson. Promoters say a bout with Belly is in the works, but Wilson reportedly ignores Kelly’s advances.
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Boston
Kelly
Boxton
Johnny Wilson
New York
Johnny McGrath
Vity
Weson
Wtep Ince
McGrat
Hame
Wilton
Ale
Edias
Wilson
Major League Meeting to Change Rule Next Monday
New York Aug 10 John Heydler president of the National League announced a joint meeting of both major leagues would be held in Chicago next Monday to vote on proposed changes in the manistream drive as if one piece to world suppliers.
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New York
John Heydler
National League
Loday
Chicago
Bill Tilden an Outsider at Montrose
National champion Bill Tilden, once a world title holder, tried to enter a Montrose tournament but failed to secure an introduction letter. Managers requested proof, which could not be produced, despite several players vouching for him.
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Bill T Llden
Halder
Montrose
Patterson Aims for English Channel Swim This Month
Patterson plans his first attempt to swim the English Channel next week from Dover, with coach Baum predicting a potential new record if conditions are favorable. Sullivan and Toth are also training. Burgess and Webb are noted as prior Channel finishers, while weather and moonlight are cited as key factors.
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Patterson
Winteer Patterson
Switmmer
English Channel
England
Dover
Tog Big Swim
Pat~tarson
Ning
Ed Sullivan
Lowell
Thomas Toth
Boston
Capetain
Webb
Burgess
America
Baym
Baatd of Recreation
Bridgeport
A. C. Javimmers
iBaum Faurether
Baum Curthes
Batterson Muat Alke
Jana
Burgesa
Mary
Walter Patterson
Yan
Sullivan
Burgess Bees
Paty Terson
Era
Batterson
Acromn
Nat McPhee
McPhee
Connecticut
Ming
Vincent Richards Reaches Meadow Club Semifinals
Vincent Richards of Yonkers national junior champion and Davis Cup team member advances to the Meadow Club semi finals in the invitation singles after decisive wins. Howard Kinsey falls to Richards 6-3 6-1. Robert Kinney defeats Francis Hunter 6-9 4-6 6-4. Kashio beats Fischer 1-4 6-3. Shimizu defeats Beekman 6-1 6-1.
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Vincent Richards
Yonkers
Wilmee
S. Kashie
Japan
Senzo Shimizu
Robert? Ninney
San Stonemen
the Meadow Club
Richards
Howard Kinsey
Kinney
Robert Wa
Francis T. Hunter
New York
Nationalcoof
Kashio
Garl Fischer
Philadelphiay
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Two Pants With Every Suit At Low Prices
A garment sale offers a complete two pants suit coat vest and two pairs of trousers cut and tailored from sunk cloth for as low as 23 dollars ready made. The offer promises a suit with measure tailored fit and guaranteed satisfaction. Exeter Trousers included sample kits available for those who cannot attend during the week with free samples for the family.
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Exeter
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