Careful Fall Gives Way as Turf Idol Defeated
Walter J. Salmon’s turf idol Careful Fall dropped from her throne at Jamaica in the $5,000 Rosedale Stakes for two year old fillies at five furlongs. Prudery, owned by Harry Payne Whitney, won easily with Intrigante second and Costly Colours third, while Careful finished fourth in the short field of ten thousand spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Salmon
Jamaica
Harry Payne Whitney
Belmont Park
J. K. le Roas Intrigante
Greentree Stable
Careful
Dempsey Charges Dismissed in Draft Conspiracy Case
San Francisco June 17 An indictment accusing world heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns of conspiring to evade the Selective Draft Act was dismissed in federal court. The judge cited identical evidence to a related acquittal and noted no further action without AG approval.
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San Francisco
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Charles W.thomas
United States
United States Attorney General
Chary
Carpentier Challenges Dempsey For Post October Fight
Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion issues a challenge to world champion Jack Dempsey to meet after October 10 at any time or place. Dempsey manager Jack Kearns accepts the Wichita challenge and plans to travel east with Dempsey within a week to arrange a bout after October 10.
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Wichita
Kan
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Carpentier
France
America
San Francisco
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Billy Miske
Bill Brennan
East
Slip Between Cup and Lip in the Cup Tie Debate
A witty column reflects on Sir Thomas Lipton and the America s Cup rivalry with John Bull. It jokes about slips and ships, Paradox and perseverance, and hints at betting on a possible new venue as the Fourth of July approaches.
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ED. Hughes
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
John Buil
Jom
Sam
John
Sam Lloyd
John Bull
Thomas
Ireland
Tom
U. S
Sim
America
Sir Thomas Lipton
Pete Weteke
Sir Thomas
England
Williams Down In London Tennis
United States champion Williams of Boston, 24, was defeated in the fourth round of the London lawn tennis championship by English expert M J G Ritchie 2 6 6 3 6 2. Yale student C B Godland and another American Davis Cup member also exited in the same round. Williams, not at his best, disappointed many by failing to win easily.
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Tendon
R. Norris Williams
Boston
United States
London
M. J. G. Ritchie
Williams
Godland
Pittsburgh
Yale
Major Dudley
LAW REQUIRES CHAMPS TO DEFEND TITLES IN SIX MONTHS
The Walker law in New York legalizes twenty round bouts and compels champions to defend their titles at least every six months. Opponents will be named by the law, preventing champions from choosing easy fights. Critics deride the rule as outrageous and risky for boxing stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Kelly Signs with Giants From Dean Academy
Boston reports Babe Kelly, Dean Academy second baseman, signed by the New York Giants. He will report to John McGraw in a few days as several other major league players are noted in the announcement.
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Boston
Babe Kelly
Dean Academy
Giants
Kelly
John McGraw
Baldwin Named Athletic Director at University of Maine
Orono Maine James Baldwin of South Dennis Massachusetts was appointed athletic director at the University of Maine He will succeed George Leyder who has taken a similar post at Washington University in St Louis Baldwin a former Dartmouth man coached the football team last fall
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Orono
Maine
James Baldwin
South Dennis
Mass
University of Maine
George Leyder
Washington University
St. Louis
Baldwin
Dartmouth
Baseball Scandal in Magee Case Heats Up
Lee Magee sues the Chicago Cubs for 9500 dollars claiming unpaid salary and possible bonuses from 1920. Prominent major league stars are named in a sharp, public dispute that taints professional baseball.
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Magee
Lee Magee
Chicago Cubs
Meredith to Run in Championships
Olympic 800m champion James B. Ted Meredith will make his comeback at the Metropolitan AAU senior track and field championships at Pershing Field Jersey City this Saturday. He is entered in the quarter mile against a field of district stars and will run for Mercury Foot of the New York A.C.
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James B
Ted) Meredith
University of Pensylvania
Pershing Field
Jersey City
Ted
Meredith
Mercury
New York A.C
Walsh Patches Up Differences in Ridgeport Rematch
Manager Ed Walsh and Hank Brackett settled their differences in yesterday's Ridgeport matinee at Newfield Park. Bridgeport beat Albany 7 to 4 behind a strong pitching showing by House, who faltered slightly in the seventh to allow four runs. Grimes slugged two doubles and drew two walks as the visitors held the lead.
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Ed Walsh
Hank Brackett
Newfield Park
Bridgeport
Albany
House
Grimes
Ridgeport
College crews end grind for regatta on Cayuga Lake
Ithaca June 17 crews from Cornell Columbia Syracuse and Pennsylvania prepared for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on a two mile Cayuga Lake course. Weather hindered practice with drizzle and mist. Old Jim Ten Eyck faced keeping Rammi fit as he returns to the varsity boat amid conditioning concerns.
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Ithaca
Cayuga Lake
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Jim Ten Eyck
Rammi
Bars Public From Entering Paddock in Jamaica
A new rule excludes the public from the paddock at Jamaica. Only owners and trainers with horses in the race may enter the rail to prevent accidents after an incident involving Pastoral Swain. Patrons may view from the outer rail for a safe close-up. Time of game 1:50. Wild pitches Horn Um Pires Bransfield and Dewey.
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Jamaica
House
Horn
Bransfield
Dewey
Miss Bishop Reaches Semi Final in Metropolitan Golf
The Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association stage at Greenwich Country Club featured Elizabeth Hardin of Essex against Georgian M. Bishop of Brooklawn in a key semifinal, with Hardin needing her best drive to stop Bishop after Bishop defeated J. D. Chapman 2 to 1 in a spirited Greenwich match.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Greenwich Country Club
Elizabeth Hardin
Essex County
Georgianad M. Bishop
Brooklawn Club
C. M. Knight
Garden City
Quentin Fellner
South Shore
Hardin
Bishop
J. D. Chapman
Greenwich
Chapman
Stadium for University to seat 10000 at McCook Field
Lawrence Kansas plans a concrete stadium on the McCook Field site costing 500000 dollars. It will seat 10000 and be ready for the 1921 football season.
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Lawrence
Kans
Kansas University
McCook Field
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Coors Orr
Martin
Ray Grimes
Smug
Roy Grimes
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Herring
McCorry
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Baker
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