Dempsey Recaptures Heavyweight Crown in Miske Bout
In Fitzsimmons Arena Beax Pont Arbor, Jack Dempsey defended his heavyweight title by stopping Miske in the third round before a near capacity crowd of about 10 000. Dempsey dominated from the start, delivering a crushing right hand that floored Miske for good after a sustained attack and a final knock out in the corner. The show, promoted by Floyd Fitzsimmons, drew roughly 200 000 in gate receipts.
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Frank G. Menke
Fitzsimmons
ARENA
Bexpont
Amarbor
Billy Bliske
iMaChe
Dempsey
Miske
Iske
Wits
Shmon
SeTho
Wong
Misko
Dempsey Sims
Wim
Bill Tate
Mogra
Ale Financial Synegess
Lake Michigan
Floyd Fitesimmons
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Dion
Brower
Dempsty
Mgs
Bluey
Miske Fiooret
Nis
Ryourak
Rover
Ceothe
Amiske
Aaa
Tell Tike
Joe Ng
Gisy
Deinkey
Etter Mar Han
Tim
Mer
Arene
Dupuis
Dempsey Retains Title in Dramatic Ring Battle
The bout ends with a decisive Dempsey victory after a brutal exchange with Miske. Dempsey's relentless power and speed overwhelm the challenger, who suffers a knockdown and fails to continue past the long count.
Dempsey Dominates Miske In Wild Ring War
Dempsey and Miske clash in a chaotic heavyweight bout as rounds unfold with exchanges and knockdowns. Dempsey lands solid rights, floors Miske, and exits amid a police escort while spectators erupt. The undercard features Greb-Wiggins and Langford in a chaotic six round mix with a draw.
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Ase Mu
Pune
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Michisap State — Constabulary
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Woof
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Chuck Wigging
Indianapolis
Bill Tate
Dempsey
Sam Langford
Langford
Zuma
Tsic
Nia
Greb
Reds Take Lead in National As American Race Unchanged
NEW YORK Sept. Reds take lead in the National League pennant race with double victories. The Reds now stand one and a half games ahead of Brooklyn, which lost two. New York split, remains one game back of the Superbas. The Indians lead by one game over Chicago and Newark, with the White Sox two points ahead of the Yankees, though no game advantage.
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Ehamy Feck
Cleveland
Reds
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Superbas
Indians
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Newark
White Sox
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Wee Wor
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Pett
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ta_Kelly
Skelly
Banceott
Timpires
Harson
Mart
Tame
Yankees Sweep Mackmen With Morning and Afternoon Wins
New York defeated Philadelphia in both games today. The morning game ended four to zero with Keefe fanning Ruch three times. In the afternoon the Mackmen were blanked five to zero as they failed to reach third base.
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Sant
Philadelphia
Keefe
Ruch
Macic
Harkey
Morning Games In Major Leagues
Morning games in major leagues feature scattered line scores and player mentions across Philadelphia Cincinnati and Pittsburgh fixtures. Names like Hart Harvison Brocktyn Pfeffer Hubbell Tra gressor and OParrel Cooper Wisner appear, with umpire credits incomplete and many garbled phrases.
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Eas
Hogo
Bostan Wooo
Ned Smith Riflinsim
Gowdy
Hart-Harvison
Philadelphia
Brocktyn
Pfeffer
Mamaix
Isrueger
Ansey
Hubbell
Tragressor
Pa Quighey-Oway
Cincinnati
Dalleee Haines
Hyons
North
Ang Dihecter
American League Results Amid Scattered Scoring Blows
chaotic box score style recap from New York Philadelphia and other games with mixed inning by inning notes. players Tod Gogol Connelly Jones Walters and Baumgartner appear, with umpire names Nuttin and Moriarity listed. multiple teams including Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis and Washington referenced with scattered scores and plate summaries.
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Philadelphia
Tod Gogol
Keere
Perkins
Thormahlen
Kacl Umares
Owens
Connelly
AL Washington
Boston
Jones
Walters
Cleveland
St. Louis
a'Neil
Dinewa
Chicago
Detroit
Hogloogox
Jehmiec
Baumgartner
Manslandeber
Sehals
Hildebrand
Amprigan Association Columned Scores Summary
Amprigan Association standings show multiple games with mixed results. Louisville lost to Columbus, Toledo defeated Indianapolis in a darkened match, Milwaukee led Kansas City in game one before a later result, and Minneapolis defeated St Paul in a two game set with St Paul claimed in the second.
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Loniavitle
Bouts at State Street Arena Postponed to Wednesday
The Bouts At State Street Arena were called off due to a Thain cited by the Soxine commission and promoters. Promoters said about 1,000 seats remained empty as price demands deterred attendance, with Wednesday night set for the rescheduled fights.
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Lickely
Floyd Fitzlsimmons
Patterson Wins Three Mile Swim at Big Water Carnival
Walter Patterson won the three mile swim from floor to Bug Light at Locomobile plant in 2 hours 9 minutes, with Reuben Sownatszky second in 3 hours 19 minutes. Six entrants started, Patterson and Kapnataky were the only ones to finish.
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Kapnataky
Indians Win Two And Retain Lead
Cleveland beat St. Louis 7 to 2 to stay atop the standings. Morton was knocked out early as St. Louis led briefly, but Cleveland tied it in the middle and pulled ahead with late runs. Elmer Smith and Gardiner both drove home another, giving Bagby the win.
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Healy Announces Card for Sept 13 at Walnut A C
Mike Healy promotes a card for September 13 featuring Steadman and Kelly in a 1 round star bout at Walnut A C. The Santa Everine show promises twelve high calibre bouts including Red Allen versus Mary Anne for a weight crown and Stamford rivals Murphy and Harrington among planned clashes. Wardington joins Jimmy Johnson’s management as the boxing week builds to action.
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Jimmy Kelly
New York
Walnut A C
Sumory A
Young Angelo
Stamford
Robbie Roamer
Hartford
Eddie Rector
David Harrington
Wardington
Jimmy Johnson
Tommy Milton Wins Uniontown Auto Race
Tommy Milton won the 225 mile Uniontown auto race in 2 hours 78 minutes 24 seconds at 96 mph average. Jimmie Murphy finished second in 2:21:27 at 43.9 mph. Eddie Hearne placed third with 2:24:35. Young Montreal wins Providence bout in Memphis Woontocket. 12 rounds.
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Jimmie Murphy
Walls Eddie Hearne
Montreal
Providence
Pat Moore
Memphis
Senators Beat Red Sox Twice in Doubleheader
Washington won both games of a doubleheader from Boston on September 1 at Weington. In the opener Zachary shut out the Red Sox allowing five scattered hits while Jones was knocked around in two innings. In the second game Biemiller, though unsteady, was more effective than Hoyt as Boston managed limited scoring.
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Women's Swimming Association of
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Arthur H. Buell
Life Savinge ‘Corps
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Weington
Washington
Boston
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White Hose Still Pressing Indians in pennant race
In Chicago Detroit split a doubleheader with Cleveland, morning game 2 1 and afternoon 4 0. Shorty Heder, newly arrived from Nashville, debuted for the White Sox and held Detroit to two hits in the afternoon. Detroit rallied in the eighth with two runs but Chicago answered with a late sequence including Strunk and Collins to win the game. Baumgartner finished both games for Detroit.
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Scoroay
Charter Oak Park Opening Day Tame Races Report
Opening day at Charter Oak Park featured tame races and small fields. The 204 Lot final went into three heats with Dd a leading early, Charley Rex taking the middle heat, and Murphy's trotter breaking in the stretch costing the third heat. Weather saw a hard shower during the 2:04 trek as horses like Wiki Wiki and Harvest Stream posted notable times.
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Cann
Charter Oak Park
Dda
Charley Rex
Murphy
Wiki Wiki
Pop” Goors
Lanardo
Harvester
W. W. Weming
Oute
Wikl Wit
Geers
Deo Yal
Harvest Stream
W. Plem- Ing
Hilda
Pueteher
Sax
Virginian
Pye
St James A holding meeting at Tucksinger's lunch room
St James A plans a Thursday meeting at Tucksinger's lunch room to organize election of cheerleaders for the Enmax football season. Members from last year and prospective attendees are urged to attend as they prepare schedules and bookings for possible games with any team in the state.
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Tucksinger
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Tilden Captures National Net Title In Five Sets
Forest Hills report of William Tilden defeating William Johnston in five sets to win the national all-comers singles championship at West Side Tennis Club. Tilden's cannonball serve, 15 aces to Johnston's one, and pivotal fourth set drama amid weather interruptions highlight the match. Doubles final results note Frederick G. Anderson and Frederick S. Anderson of New York defeating Jones of Oakland.
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Pirates Cubs Split in Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 1 the Pirates and Cubs split a doubleheader. The morning game saw Chicago win 4 to 3, while the locals captured the afternoon contest 12 to 1. Key pitchers were Jaeger for Pittsburgh and Bailey for Chicago, with Bailey yielding the loss.
Bogsters Beat Springfield 5 2 In Worcester Morning Game
Worcester defeated Springfield five to two as the morning contest ended in the seventh to let players catch a train to Springfield. Bish pitched well for Worcester with a double in the second inning and scored on Two mens Run. The Springfield lineup featured Bish Tyler Horan Lowe and Wilder in key spots.
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