Jackson Defeats Delmont In Twelve Rounds In Jersey City
Willie Jackson defeated Gene Delmont in twelve rounds at the Armory Athletic Association in Jersey City last night. The bout was one of the fiercest seen in years with Delmont showing grit despite being outmatched in reach and size. Delmont absorbed heavy punishment yet persisted, earning praise for his stamina and resolve.
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Bogalusa Steps Fast For a Two-Year Old
Boston August 81 The fastest mile for a two year old this year opened the Grand Futurities heats at Readville. Ohio trainer Charles Valente drove the chestnut colt Bozarth to 2 4:08 in the second heat. Valente’s first horse finished first in the initial heat, but was ruled back to second and the heat awarded to Nelson Dillon.
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s games recap
American League results show Baton 4 Chicago 0, Cleveland 8 Washington 2, Detroit 9 Philadelphia 6, others not scheduled. National League games include Pittsburgh 4 New York 2, Brooklyn 6 St Louis 7, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 2, and Cincinnati 2 Boston 2 with Brooklyn 0 in the first.
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Americ Lago
St Louis
St. Louie
Philadephia
Reds
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Oeschger
Crisp Bingles Captain Neal Ball Stuns Worchester Victory
Neal Ball of New Haven turned the game around with a sharp grounder through the pitcher's box, tumbling into second for the third out as bases loaded remained full. The score stood at 5 2. The listed matchups included ADL Americ Lago and several city pairings across baseball’s leagues.
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Three Jockeys Escape Death At Saratoga
Three horses and three jockeys narrowly escaped death in the fifth race at Saratoga. War God fell near the judges stand, sending Clifford Robinson and Schuttinger sprawling. Dunboyne and Tarner collided, Pilgrim crashed into the prostrate rider, Turner fractured a collarbone and was carried to the infield and hospital after a long unconscious spell.
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Cincinnati to Drop Pitcher Slim Sallee
Cincinnati reports pitcher Slim Sallee will receive unconditional release if no National League clubs claim him by the universal routs. Lefty Walter Reuther is fined a week’s pay for poor conditioning and catcher Nick Allen also fined a small amount.
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Slim) Batlee
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Assault of Olympic sprinter in Antwerp shocks delegation
M M Kirksey of San Francisco, and colleague Charles Paddock, were barred from the American dressing rooms at the Antwerp stadium by Belgian gendarmes who spoke no English. Kirksey was handcuffed, taken to a police station, later released, and charged with resisting an officer. The American Olympic Committee is investigating.
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Paris
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American Olympic Committee
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Gallo English Opera Company
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Chauncey Olcott
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Pittsfield Edges Springfield in Tight Inning Victory
In a tense Waterbury contest yesterday the Amany infield faltered in the eighth, allowing Pittsfield to push across the lone run and secure a win behind ace third baseman Hiller. Jistfirst defeated the Giants two to?
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Fragmentary sports scores from scattered cities
Incomplete game snippets show results in cities including Jersey City Buffalo Rochester Baltimore Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis St Paul and Kansas City with unclear numerics and team names. The text appears as stray stat lines and league references without coherent context or full game details.
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Leading Batters Two Leagues In American League ABA HPC
The text lists top batting lines and stats for players across leagues, mentioning Bisler St lk speaker, Clev. Jackson, Collins, and others with figures for hits, runs, averages, and totals. It reads as a compact statistical summary from a Times advertisement or box score.
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Stage Whispers and Lincoln Plays at New York Theatres
A second Lightning company with Milton Noobies in the title role tours Saratoga. Thomas Dixon's A Man of the People about Lincoln opens soon at Bijou New York after Chicago. The Charm School transfers from Buoy to Thirty-ninth Street, and Charles Ray stars in Forty five Minutes from Broadway at Strand. Ferguson stars in a Mrs. Humphrey Ward adaptation at Rivoli with Julie le Breton and Lady Maude roles. Various film selections and baseball results follow, with notable names including Burns, Bigbee, Sixtworth, and Joe St Louis. The article also notes Theatre Guild ties to Irish dramatist John Ferguson and Montague's Uncle Sam of Freedom Fidge heading to film adaptation.
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The House of the Tolling Bell at Plaza Theatre
J Stuart Blackton directs The House of the Tolling Bell, a sincere atmosphere rich feature at Plaza Theatre led by Mae McAvoy and Bruce Gordon. Palfrey Hall and Brown headline vaudeville with varied acts, while Eddie Polo’s The Vanishing Danger screens and Pearl White’s The White Mall booked for next Sunday. West End shows Flanno Hammerstein in Greater Than Fame and Larry Lemon in Solid Concrete.
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West End
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Larry Lemon
Declassee to Tour This Season With Lieber in Shakespeare
Declassee will tour this season as Fritz Lieber leaves Mantell troupe to head his own company. Lieber, long a featured player in Robert B. Mantell's group, will star in a Shakespearean repertoire for the new season.
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Canada raises reindeer herds to power and meat supply
The Canadian government begins reindeer husbandry in Hudson Bay regions to boost motive power and meat production across the country. The plan aims to enhance transportation and food security by establishing managed herds in northern territories.
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