Bogash Beats Perry In All 12 Rounds At Casino
Louis Bogash, state welterweight champion, dominated Pittsburgh’s Jack Perry for twelve rounds at the Casino, opening a left eye and cauliflower ear and leaving Perry battered and unable to speak after the bout. Bogash weighed 147¾ pounds to Perry’s 147, while New York’s Mike McCabe defeated Sailor Murphy in the 10 round semi and Leo Johnson earned a draw with Youns O’Leary in six.
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League Standings and Results Snapshot
Detroit 3 New York Boston 1 St Louis 1 Chicago 10 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland at Washington wet Games Today Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia New York 7 St Louis 4 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 4 Boston 2 New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago
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O'Connor Corner Here in Opening Bout Raises Eyebrows
In the opening bout at the last show, Bogash fought near O'Connor's corner while Red Allen and Tobey Owens controlled the lightweight division and wielded Perry's towel.
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Water drinker Gitsham aims for Antwerp marathon glory
South Africa’s Christopher Gitsham, famed for an illness ridden Stockholm finish eight years ago, plans to arrive in Antwerp two months early to study the course. The noted runner believes hydration rules will guide his strategy and he remains the country’s top Olympic marathon contender.
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South Africa
Antwerp
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Sherring
Athens
Purchase to retire from racing at Belmont Park
Purchase, the Derby era standout who defeated Sir Barton in the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct and ranked among 1819’s top three-year-olds, may not race this year. Owner Sam Hildreth announced the decision at Belmont Park after Purchase suffered a persistent ankle weakness from a fall at Tanrella and could not endure training for a return to form. He may retire to the Rancocas Farm to stand at stud in Hildreth’s planned breeding operation.
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Chevrolet Improves With Hospital Care
Indianapolis news reports Arthur Chevrolet, a participant in the 509 mile Indianpolis motor speedway race, injured in a collision with Rene Thomas yesterday, is improving at a local hospital and is expected to be discharged in a few days barring further communications.
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Yale Oarsmen shaken after defeat by Cornell and Princeton
New Haven May 25 Yale crews were rearranged after the defeat by Cornell and Princeton. Bilis and Hord switched seats, Driscoll left the beat, Cheney took Lawrences place, Cowles was ousted by Godfrey Rockefeller, Gates moved McCrea, and Finison replaced Bentley in the freshman group.
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Bentley
Chaney Defeats Farese In 12 Round Bout
Hartford result reports Hartford Young Chaney defeating Harold Farese of Newark by outpoint in a twelve round boxing match last night. Bati more boxed with Chaney in the event.
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Young Chaney
Batimore
Harold Farese
Newark
Football Stars on Resolute and Vanitie
Two yachts Resolute and Vanitie feature Harvard football centers from past years. Charles J. Nourse serves as the strong man aboard the Vanitie, while Johnny F. Parkinson holds a similar post on the Resolute. After a mast buckling last Saturday observers joked Parkinson was below decks to limit the mast from toppling.
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Yeas
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George Nichols
Parkinson
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Herreshoff
Air
Princeton May Meet Oxford in London
Unofficial reports say Princeton may face Oxford and Cambridge in a June track meet in London. Princeton’s balanced team aims for two strong showings against the British universities while preparing for the intercollegiate championships on May 28 and 23.
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Cambridge
London
Major league baseball gamblers targeted in nationwide drive
A crackdown on baseball gambling began with arrests at the Polo Grounds during a Yankees versus Tigers game and a Chicago haul of forty seven. The plan extends to all major and minor league parks, aiming to rid the sport of betting by bettors and officials alike.
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Pal Moore Wins Tight Decision Over Joe Lynch in Jersey City
Pal Moore the Memphis bantamweight outpointed Joe Lynch of the West Side in a crowded Armory A.A. Jersey City ring last night. Moore held the edge and showed periods of clear superiority but lacked a knockout punch to impress the 5,000 spectators who expected a bigger 12 round melee. Lynch looked drawn and below par, not at his best as weight cutting affected him.
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Joe Lynch
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Bitsgard
Zeb Terry Showing Ability With Stick
Zeb Terry, a young second baseman, moved from White Sox and Braves to Pirates then Cubs in a series of trades. He excelled with Pittsburgh last season and is now hitting near .490 after being sold to the Cubs by Dreyfus seeking higher pay.
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Mechanician An Important Asset In Record Race
The mechanic behind the driver plays a vital hidden role in the 800 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway next Monday. He monitors tires, signals pits, assists during repairs, and communicates by sign language while braced in without protection as he fuels the car, sharing the driver’s thrills though receiving little glory. Antwerp reports note Wislander’s disbarment from Olympic competition for refusing prizes won by Thorpe, and details on track layout, training altitude, and weather expectations for the 1920 Olympic events in Antwerp and Waterloo.
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Felsch hits sixth homer of season in Chicago win
Philadelphia May 25 The Chicago White Sox battered the Athletics 10 to 2 in the opener of a series. Felsch tied Ruth with his sixth home run of the year, as a great Jackson catch prevented Walker from matching the mark.
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Walker
Tiplitz Defeats Brady of Syracuse in Eight-Round Bout
Philadelphia report notes Jo Tiplitz defeating Ralph Brady of Syracuse by a wide margin at Shibe Park. Brady used clown tactics in the first two rounds, then served as a punching bag as Tiplitz dominated. Weights listed as Brady 183 and Tiplitz 122 1 8.
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Jo Tiplitz
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Shibe Park
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Tiplitz
Trady
Alexander Wins Ninth Straight as Chicago Shuts Out Philadelphia
Chicago blanked Philadelphia 6 to 0 to give Alexander his ninth consecutive win. Rixey allowed two rough innings as Chicago's offense surged. Only Le Bourveau reached second before being doubled off on a liner, with Deal retreating to third.
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Wilde Beats Wallace In Close Toronto Bout
Toronto new boxing result shows Jimmy Wilde of England defeating Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia in a hard fought round bout last night. The match ended close with Wilde narrowly edging Wallace on points in Toronto.
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Jimmy Wilde
England
Patsy Wallace
Philadelphia
Boxing Suspended in New Haven Until Rules Set
New boxing commission has not begun functioning and suspends boxing in New Haven until rules and laws are established. No permits for shows will be issued until the commission decides otherwise. The panel proposes forfeits by boxers and promoters to guarantee contracts once permits resume.
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New Boxing Commission
Jack Britton Ready to Meet All Welters
Jack Britton, welterweight champion, signs to fight three opponents within a little over a week. Joe Borrell in Philadelphia on June 2, Billy Ryan in Cincinnati on June 7, and Johnny Griffith in Akron on Memorial Day. The piece praises his willingness to face tough challenges.
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King
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Joe Borrell
Philadelphia
Billy Ryan
Cincinnati
Johnny Griffith
Akron
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