Dempsey Defends Title in Long Championship Bout
Dempsey stopped Brennan in the 12th round to defend his heavyweight title. The bout featured fierce exchanges, Dempsey landing powerful rights and lefts to Brennan’s head and body, Brennan showing steadiness until a late flurry left him prone at the ropes as the referee counted. Brennan’s corner helped him to his feet as Dempsey maintained control and bled from the left ear after the 12th round.
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Dempsey
Brennan
Bumphreys
Demptey
Brennans
Chicago
Middle West
Freieman
Joan Haukup
Brooklyn
Thomas Bhortell
Joe Ruddy
New York
Wtietic Club
Joss Wichard
Kansas City
Rickard
Dempsexy
Thor
Jett
Company
Jnro
Brennen
Brenzan
Bempsesy
Dampsey
Dempsay
Thun Hoe
Rm Jong
Campacy
Teft
Beennan
Dub
Demmsay
Brennean
Demmey
H Ory
Brénnan
Dempsesy
Jla
Demprey
Sain
Demisey
Ewith
Liecur
Frentias
Head
Theas
Demacy
Brenniin
Hultup
Aplis
Columbia Graduates Favor Longer Race
Columbia University alumni and current crew members urged the Intercollegiate Rowing Association to extend the varsity race next summer from three to four miles. The recommendation, reviewed at a recent meeting, passed unanimously after strong backing from coach Jim Rice and crew members.
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Columbia
Roying Association
Poughkeepsie
Win Craw
Bachomaman
Ons
Jim Rice
Krowm
Sidelights On Championship Battle by Damon Runyon
Damon Runyon recalls the crowd gathering under the old garden girders for a championship battle. The box seats fill with Alice and Nicholas Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s children, financiers, actors, and many notable figures from finance and sports. The scene shifts between Madigan Square crowds and gallery entrances as tickets command high prices and reporters fill the press areas.
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Damon Runyon
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
Kermit Roosevelta
Washington
Long Tsland
Theodore
Sid Trinhd
William Mulénon
Gray
Yex Stidkard
Pramour
Harry Payne Whitney
Larrys Waterbury
Payne Whitney
Bill Klem
George Cortelyou
Robert Carter
Charles A. Satin
Guarantor Trust
EB. B. Alby
A. A. Smith
New York Control
Manhattan
Harles Dana Gibson
Amos Pinchot
Broadway
Lower East Side
Madigan and
Fourth Avenues
Theaear Don
MaGivon Square
Rickard
Preas Dene
Worcester Defeated by Jack Neville's Marathoners 9 6
Worcester lost to Jack Neville's Marathoners 9 to 6 at the Casino in a tight, lead‑changing game. Williams starred for Worcester with Pence stopping 54 drives. Mulligan and Quigley led Bridgeport’s scoring as the visitors pulled away late in the final period. The article notes rough play and a scheduled league opener Thursday featuring the Craso and Walnut teams.
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Worcester
Jack Neville
Nest
Theo
Bridgeport
Willams
Pence
Mulligan Wie
Bobby Hart
Massachusetts
Doherty
Lowell
Aso
All Thes
Williams
Doc
Ha Marathonere
Ester
Merrald
Quigley
Mulligan
weoWine
Willftuna
Engade
Fee
Willacs
G-T
Alan
New International League Chooses Official Title Change
The Nie vlona association of professional baseball leagu es voted to return to the old title after a dispute with the National Board. John Dunn and L Robertson of Buffalo helped form a committee to draft the 1822 season schedule from April 20 to September 27. The league plans two separate meetings with eight clubs under a directors group of presidents.
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New York
Bed
Nie Vlona Association of Professional Baseball
Jdéagues
Leorn
Tnternational
Elie
Whs
Waa
Fources
Nrliot
Lona Venn
Conway Tools
Tha
Nationad Vorusun
Hig
Tools
John Dunn
Hallmore R& L
Grondanus
Pata
Gyhall
Pha
Mresant
National League Extends President Heydler Term
The National League extended John A. Heydler’s term as president by three years and raised his salary to about 15,000. The agreement with the eight clubs and the American League was signed, with emphasis on honesty and governance. The 1924 season set attendance and balls used records, and the league discussed pitcher waivers and a proposed schedule for next year. Connie Mack and Branch Rickey reportedly planned exhibition games in the South between the Phillies and Cardinals.
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New York
Dee
Honor League
John A. Heydler
Weydler
American Itaghy
Heydisy
Cronkenness
Heydler
Chicaca
Chia
Tea
Wydler
Bill Doak
St. Louis
Hia
Goodwin
Lingim
Rudolph
Bost
Brooklyn
Ole Jel
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
C. H. Thichetts
Bro
William F. Baker
Philadoaia
Samuel Steadon
Louis
Heyd
Herzog
Benton
Connie Mack
Rickey
Philadephia Americans
Cardinals
Teague
Big Ed Walsh Eyes Jersey City Manager Job Next Year
Former Bridgeport Eastern League manager Big Ed Walsh seeks the managerial post in Jersey City vacated by Bill Donovan. Reports from Beherton of the New York Evening Herald cite strong chances of selection. Walsh, famed as a top spitball pitcher, aims to guide the Jersey team while his son Hol trains to follow.
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Big EU'' Walsh
Bridgeport
Aeeking Lee
Bill Donovan
Jersey City
Beherton
iNew York
Sullerton
Big Ed
Big Ed Walsh
Billy Donovan
Hol
Walsh
Chicago
Players of the Fur
Ure
Fale
Goa
Merideda Alga
Hanla
Andover
Yale
Clark P. Lane
Ft Jfoval Club
Walgi
Merid
Wonderful Work Of Babe Ruth From American League Records
A garbled yet recognizable report highlights Babe Ruth’s standout ight in the American League. It cites Ruth leading the league in runs batted in with 137 and topping strikeout records before a foil of errors and partial figures.
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Babe” Ruth
Gleaned Names in Baltimore Boxing Bout Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention participants including Charlie Matrie Jack Perry and George K in a six round bout in Baltimore. Details are garbled with unclear affiliations and outcomes.
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Mhxary
Baltimore
Charlie Matrie
Sever Roid
Allell Galdstein
Jack Perry
George K
Krine
Notre Dame Star Gipp Laid In State After Death
Hundreds view the silent body of Notre Dame football star George Gipp in South Bend as it lies in state before shipment to Laurium Michigan for burial. Gipp, 24, famed as a clever half back and noted baseball figure, was honored by teammates and informed of honors and a potential contract before death.
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South Bend
Ind
Georg Gipp
Notre Dame
Laurium
Midh
Tre Dame
Gipp
Piton
Metro Dame
Brough
Arly American Eleven
Hate Fad Deen
Ichienga
Yacebe
Elab
Connecticut State Shoot to pick team for national events
The Connecticut State Shoot will select a team to represent the state at the American Trapshoots association events. The matches are set for July 26, 21, and 23 at local traps, with entries announced.
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New Haven
Connecticut
American Trapshoots Association
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Eddie O'Bries
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Oh Toteda
Jann Kelly
Burty
Marathoners
Willams Atulligar
Quigley Higgins
Griffith We
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Gureau
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Guigley
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