Dempsey to Box Miske in Labor Day Match
Chicago dispatch reports heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey agreed to a 10 round title defense against Billy Miske of St Paul on Labor Day at Benton Harbor Michigan. Promoter Fitzsimmons guarantees $50,000 plus a share of guarantees. bout set for a decisive box date with venue details to be arranged.
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Single G Defeated In Columbus Grand Circuit Race
The opening race of the Columbus midwarmer grand circuit meet saw veteran pacer Single G suffer his first loss of the year after 2701 heats. Lanardo won the main event in slow time as Single G’s mile pace led all heats. Royal Earl dominated the Elk's Home purse 192,000 pace, with Hal Mahons close in the final heats.
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Bender Day Leads New Bayer in 0 to 7 Defeat
In Albany on July, New Bayer defeated Albany 0 to 7 before about 3000 fans. Marquis pushed the ball deep as Gillespie and Nagio of New Haven were ordered from the field by umpire Hepinstail after a dispute. Elder Yeary broke an ankle while attempting a second base steal and was carried off.
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Senators Tie and Lose to Cleveland in Split Doubleheader
Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning the opener 7 to 4 and Washington taking the nightcap 19 to 5 amid a rain diminished day in Cleveland.
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Wash
Ington
Indrenational League Baseball Scoring Notes
Fragmented report lists teams and umpires across cities Alrom Rutato Toronto Reading Syracuse and Jersey City. Mentions players Timpires Carpenter Derr O'Brien Warner Bremiler Freitas Perryman Casey and others with scattered score figures and affiliations.
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Rutato
Yankees Sweep Open Season With Double Win
The Yankees of the East End began their season with a double victory defeating Clover Ty 4 to 2 and the Hustlers 4 to 2. Pitcher Hiro fanned 13 Clover batters and 17 Hustlers. A pair of games are planned for the weekend at Seaside poor on the Holmes Edwards recreation held at 2 o'clock.
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East End
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Hiro
Victors
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Eistic Gold Mine New Fork Discovery Shocks Sheriff
July 27 at New Fork Willit Jackson, age 12, discovers a rich gold seam that locals nickname the cing ane rea gold mine. Since June 12 he has found bowls worth about 11 thousand 400 dollars, his largest single haul totaling 12 thousand 500 dollars.
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Wwillit Jackson
Des Moines Umpires Earn Praise Amid Mixed Signals
Des Moines reports Frank Wilson of the Western League and a Virginia circuit umpire drew compliments for their work yet faced a surprising backlash as a prankish downpour of insults and mockery rained down, reflecting a volatile reception at the game.
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Frank Wilson
N Yesterwell
Virginia
Cincy Reds Best Robins in Opener
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Robins 4 to 1 in a 12 inning opener victory. Key players listed include Waterbury Waren and Worcester Saripsfield contributing to the win for Cincy. Hartford appears in the box, with other teams noted in the standings.
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Monsers Fall as Brasscos Martin Shaped Orr Lead
In American League action yesterday Orr hurled for the Monsers but Cleveland faulted in two games with Brasscos Martin guiding a comeback. Final scores show Cleveland 5 Washington 4 in the opener and Washington 19 Cleveland in the second game, while Chicago defeated Detroit 3 at home.
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Netrot
Hagen and Barnes Favored In Met Open Golf Tourney
The Metropolitan Open golf event at Greenwich Country Club opens with Walter Hagen and amateur rivalous fellow Hagen ushering a field dominated by eastern and midwestern pros. Notables include Reggie Lewis, Charles Van Vleck Jr, and George Sparling, with Sparling paired with Jax Mitchell. Competition features international entries like Douglas Edgar and Canada’s Kerrigan as a strong, crowded field aims to dethrone Hagen over two days of play.
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Walter Hagen
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Kanry_J. Topping
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Montclair
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Pe. O'Hara
Chris Crospy
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Maplewood
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Tom Boyd
Pat Doyie
Tom McKamara
Jack Denting
Wil Macfarlane
Louis Tel George McLean
Emmet French
Charles TE
Metine John Parreil
James Donaldson
George Wooheringham
Jenn Geléen
Tommy Lipton yacht odds and public fusses swirl
Fragmented letters and rambling notes discuss Tommy Lipton and a disputed will, Windle and juries, taxes, sugar prices, and political jabs. The text mentions a cup, yacht races, a senate challenge, and alleged schemes while mixing rumors about Prohibition, public libraries, and heat in July.
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Lloyd
Lengug
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Coe
Harting
Masic
Bull
Giants Return Home Hand 8-1 Triumph Over Cardinals
Giants celebrate return to the Polo Grounds with an 8-1 victory over St Louis. Hornsby strained, Frisch and Fournier contribute in offense while Barnes and North split pitching duties. St Louis stranded five as New York tallies six on walks and timely hits. Umpires Ris and Moran preside as game lasts about two hours.
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Frisch
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Walnut Beach Nine Seeks Games With Semipro Teams
The Paddock A. C. baseball team of Walnut Beach, a strong pro level club, seeks Sunday games for April, either away or at home, with visiting teams guaranteed. Managers in Bridgeport and New Haven area asked to contact Stephen J. Burn, Walnut Beach, Milford, or via telephone. The Paddocks defeated Bridgeport’s Rives sides 13 to 7 on Devon diamond last Sunday.
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Mangsen
Myrtle Beach
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Milford
Mie Pandeeks
Rives
Bridgeport
M. B. C. A. vs St James Juniors on Sunday
The M. B. C. A. challenges the St James Juniors to a game Sunday afternoon at 3 50 on the Malle Able Iron diamond on Trunistan avenue. The Atlas 4 ad also notes other games slated to be fine.
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Op. G. AL World
Keifer Drives Worcester to Overtime Win in Tight Tilt
In Crester Massachusetts Keifer delivered the winning RBI in the ir inning after two outs as Worcester tied Springfield 8 each. Keifer outpitched rival pitcher Purvere and multiple players added offense including Daffy on a stolen base and Ma Lon ey contributing sacrifices as Worcester built a late rally.
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Ore
Sprinsfield
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Soares
Phoons
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Loney
Burke Goebel
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Murray
Belanger
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American Association score roundup from early games
In American Association action Minneapolis defeated Courtnirs 7 to 2 while Kansas City beat Toledo 5 to 3. Milwaukee and Indianapolis and St. Bani tied Louisville 3.
Chicago Triumphs Over Downing Hab Tribe 10-4
Chicago wins at Braves Field extending its streak to five straight victories. The home team defeats Downing Hab Tribe 10 to 4, overcoming early tension as Boston’s Co onan outfit falters against Chicago.
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