Hazleton Welter Arriving For Latzo Bogash Fight
Hazleton welter Latzo arrives Friday morning for the 12 round bout with Lou Bogash Saturday at 4 PM in the new Arena near the Casino. Latzo, from Hazelton Pa, has fought over 100 bouts and was rare knocked off his feet. Other managers report Marto Steadman and McCabe are training their fighters for upcoming scraps.
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Eastern League Yesterday's Baseball Results Summary
Eastern League scores from New Haven and Pittsfield show Waterbury defeating New Haven in two games with heavy run totals in the first and second games. Batter combinations listed include Kahn Shinault Hehi Nagle and fall Meyerjack Army Wacker Wilson. Pittsfield led Springweld in the first game with high totals and features Kelicher Brazil Rudolph and Mayberry Rudolph in the batteries. Albany and Bridgeport reports note rain in the area.
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League Standings And Results
Games today include Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis. Other games not scheduled New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston St Louis at Chicago.
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Reading Tops Syracuse In I L Action
Reading defeated Syracuse 22 to 16 in International League play while Akron beat Rochester 4 to 2 and Buffalo edged Toronto 6 to 3. Jersey City faced Baltimore in a rain delayed game.
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World's Title Bout Council to Tomorrow
Detroit July 1 Georges Carpentier speeds eastward after an eight weeks tour described as the most successful ever by a pugilist. The challenger for the world title meets Levinsky in October while plans for the championship bout are discussed in New York. Carpentier and Descamps sail for France July 10 and return in September to pay the foreigner's tax on earnings over $100,000.
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George Burns Last Giants Player Remains in 1912 Class
Behold George Burns the last survivor of the 1912 New York Giants who has passed most of his life elsewhere and is not the ballplayer he once was as age advances. In Atlanta Walter Eleock is named head football coach at Oglethorpe College after a Dartmouth start and Wash‑Lee coaching stint. Reports from rival camps hint at lightweights McCabe and Red Allen set for Bridgeport bout on July 3 with high stakes as Young Joe Hall and Young O’Leary prepare for career defining clashes.
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Ruth Two Months Ahead Of Record In Home Run Pace
Babe Ruth has homered against every American League team except the Yankees, with 14 at New York, 3 at Boston, 2 at Chicago, 2 at Philadelphia, and 2 each at Detroit, Cleveland and St Louis. He stands 17 homers and two months ahead of his 1919 mark, having reached 24 by this date last year.
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Dodgers Facing Rough Roads In Chase For Pennant
Brooklyn fans see their team stumble as the Dodgers battle tough times and Philadelphia lingers as a city with two hopeful but faltering clubs.
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Chicago Americans to Honor Ray Schalk Tonight
Chicago White Sox management will honor catcher Ray Schalk at the American League park with gifts and the raising of last season’s AL championship flag. A doubleheader with St. Louis is scheduled.
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Busy Signal Wins Latonia Oaks at Latonia
Busy Signal owned by E R Bradley won the Latonia Oaks for three year old fillies at Latonia Kentucky, a mile and a quarter race worth 5000 dollars. Jockey Lawrence Lyke pulled a clean ride as Busy Signal led from the start and held two length margin to the finish over Cleopatra a New York shipper. Ethel Gray and Lorraine trailed, with Ethel Gray finishing third.
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Six Home Runs in Philadelphia By Babe Ruth
Six homers were hit in Philadelphia during a double header as the Yankees beat Connie Mack's Athletics. Babe Ruth slammed two long balls, one in each game, with Ralph Perkins also homering in both games. Truck Hanna and Wally Pipp added one each, while the left field bleachers housed all but Ruths first.
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Yale Asks Guy Nickalls to Return as Coach
Yale rowing committee asks Guy Nickalls to return as head coach for next season. Churchill Peters is named captain and becomes assistant coach. The column notes weather effects on gardens and pests impacting vegetables.
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New York club plans bout to smash color line
A proposed bout between Jed Fulton and Harry Wills the colored heavyweight slugger is set to be staged by the International Sporting Club of New York. The match would establish a precedent in confronting the color line drawing concern from many white boxers wary of challenging tougher opponents.
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