Commission Fails to Act on Dempsey Versus Carpentier Fight
New York Star Athletics Commission announced no action on the Dempsey versus Carpentier title bout amid complaints of referee Johnny Gallagher’s performance. Reports cited rule infractions by Dempsey and a disputed knockdown, while attendance and receipts set records for boxing in New York. Promoter Tex Hickard provided official figures, with Dempsey planning travels to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. The Argentine champion will rest and may resume training next year, delaying any spring rematch plans.
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Wakeman Likely to Lead Fairfield High Grid Team
WAKEMAN LIKELY 10 LEAD FAIRFIELD HIGH GRID TEAM Wakeman, a last year’s star, is expected to win captaincy as Fairfield High fields a lean squad. The team trains under a shortage of a coach while ex-students tutor players ahead of the October 6 opener against Norwalk High. Supporters anticipate strong effort to match last year’s pace and compete with Bridgeport.
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Dundee Leonard Bout Called Off Amid Delays
New York reports the featherweight title bout between Henny Euverd and Johnny Dundee, set for September twenty eighth at Yankee Stadium, has been canceled due to late-arriving sea freight. Promoter Sirens Johnstby announced the decision from Cronuyvell.
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Yanks Delayed In Ending Race Of Junior Girgut
New York trails in clinching the American League pennant as Cleveland wins the series finale twelve to ten. Cleveland hit Shawkey hard from the fifth inning as Sewell drives in three runs, while Meusel and Ruth contribute. Shawkey lasted six innings, with Shaute and Pipgrass handling relief. Cleveland ends up with the series victory over the Yankees.
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Fortune Twirls Pontes To Score Over Hillies 6-3
Fortunes Twirls Pontes defeated Hillies 6 to 3 as Mortune pitched seven strong innings and avoided late trouble. Herrera and surdellu were ejected for rough play in the sixth inning. The final score was 6-3.
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Bulkeley High Cancels Saturday Football Game
Bulkeley High School called off Saturdays game with local high school due to a misunderstanding and start of school. Coach Wadig Reilly said the postponement gives Hilltops extra practice time as Eddie Had mind to push players through rigorous drills to be in top condition for the Frat game.
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Six Americans Victorious In Golf Play In Montreal
Montreal September 18 Six of seven Americans entered in the first round of the championship were victorious today. Led by Glenna Collett Providence and Alexa Stirling New York the wins included Edith Leitch and Edith Higble with several close margins as the Meehan sisters prepared for tomorrow’s matches against Collett and Stirling.
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Fairfield Legion to Play Hall Nine Sunday
Fairfield reports its Legion baseball team set to face Hall Community and Jonex A. A. of Bridgeport on Sunday at Sherman field. Manager John M. Donaldson plans more fast games. veteran pitcher BN McGarry returns strong in a 1 to 2 loss to Seymour’s Oriole nine, while Stick Moray and other stars draw local fan interest.
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GECS FIGHT SOUVENIRS From New York
In a scrambled report dated September 18 New York, a cartoonist Tom Webster is described as presenting odd souvenirs of a Dewpsey Fis defeat, with references to English and American boxing figures and a vague description of a White inventor. The text is garbled and reads as a damaged OCR fragment with unclear events and entities.
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California and New York Tennis Meet Set at Forest Hills
Negotiations completed for the annual Nast–West matches between the California and New York Lawn Tennis Association. The event will be played in the stadium at Forest Hills on September 1, marking the kickoff of the season.
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Yankees win world military polo title over British team 10 to 3
In Westbury New York the Yankee polo team defeated Great Britain by 10 goals to 3 to claim the world military polo championship. Walter Haugen and Gene Sarazen led the Americans with superior riding and scoring, overcoming injuries and tough opposition from several British players. The match marked a decisive American victory in the international polo series.
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Navy pilot sets new air speed records at Curtius field
MITCHEL FIELD N Y A Navy pilot established two new air speed records over Curtius field. Averaging 247 miles an hour in four trips, he reached 260 miles an hour with a tail wind. Both records were approved by the Navy Department.
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Bones-Mulligan Bout Set as Real Slug Showdown
The Armory card opens Monday with top locals and rising stars. Notables include Red Cap Wilson and Amatgown Johny Leona, while Bones of Bridgeport battles Wouss Muigan of Norwalk in a semis as two four round bouts headline. Doors open 7 with a 2335 start time.
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Wilson Defeats Hawley In City Tennis Tourney
Stratford youth John Willon defeated F B Hawley in a two set match 6 3 6 8 at Brooklawn advancing to the finals to face Uy R W Hall. Women’s singles semi finals saw Bee Neithercut defeat Ethel Crocker 6 0 6 1.
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Archdeacon Heroic in Chicago Triumph Over Red Sox
Archdeacon starred as Chicago defeated Boston. Sejit 18 flankenship limited Boston's hits while McMillan contributed three of Horton's seven hits. Archdeacon scored the decisive run as Chicago built a clear lead, with Chitare adding important fire.
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GRED TO FIGHT BURGH TITLE BID IN CLEVELAND
In Pittsburgh, light heavyweight champ Bavey Web will defend his title against Beyon Dewnery of Cleveland in a 10 round bout at Forbes Field. Dewnery seeks his first title shot after defeating Johny Wilson to win the crown.
St Paul Boxers Manager Signs Contract for October Bout
The St Paul boxing scene heats up as manager signs a contract for a main event at the arena on October 4 featuring Lou Bogash versus Jock Malone. Bogash trains hard, aiming to outpace his rival while Malone prepares after recent wins and a noted prior victory over Borash. May include prelims and national outreach to secure the card.
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