White to Send Public Challenge to Welsh Boxing Bid Grows
Charley White, Chicago lightweight, plans a public challenge to Freddy Welsh after a Canton July 4 bout against Johnny Griffiths in which White seeks to boost his knockout record. Mgr Lewis says White will have a representative at the Denver Fingakie on Independence Day as Welsh and ex-champion Wolgast square off. Duffy Calls Griffiths a hard puncher while predicting an exciting White Griffiths bout and aiming for a future rematch with the winner.
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Buffalo
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Lockport
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Fair Weather Promises Tests For Canton Shoppers
Canton teachers hope good weather helps Saturday games in the second round. Teams include Knights versus Sheet Steel and Neuwehers versus Spring Shop with umpires assigned at City Field Pueber Field and League Park.
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Timkens We. Beverers
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Duebers
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Tennis Semifinals Set in Cleveland Clay Court Meet
In Cleveland on June 29 local star Walter Knox upset several rivals in the national clay court tournament as Willie Davis defeated Knox to reach the semifinals. Chuck Garland and Willis Davis also advance in doubles with Berton and Pettee winning Ohio State doubles title contenders. Pittsburgh field remains represented as Martha Guthrie and Mrs. Kiarey Bickle contest semifinal rounds.
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Pitts
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Bin
Waterloo
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Metlroy
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Berton and Pettee
Martha Guthrie
Pittsburgh
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Chuck Garland
Willis Davis
McEuray
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Washington
Knox
Lovie
Case School Star Joins Bergers Baseball Team
Charles Hathaway of Case School Cleveland joins Herrer-Stavrk Co. shop league squad as engineer and eligible for Saturday game. Hathaway, Case varsity catcher and former captain of 1917 Case baseball, fills Bergers roster limit and may play outfield if needed.
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Case School of
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Herrer-Stavrk Co
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Last Saturady
Bergers
Case
Canion Winner Has Open Golf Honors In Cincinnati
Arthur Smith won the open golf tourney in Cincinnati, securing his fifth Ohio professional title. He shot 148 over 46 holes, counting 73 and 75 in the two 18 hole segments, earning $80 and a gold medal as professional of the Select Club of Columbus.
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Arthur Smith
Cincinnati
Weld
Smith
Selecte Country Club of
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Canton Rivalry Billiards Showdown Produces Top Finish
Roy Hathaway defeated Oofle of the Great Northern parlors 75 to 58 to take first place in a pocket billiards race among cueists from Canton ANiance and Massillon.
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Roy Lathaway
Oofle
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Sports scores and standings from city games and national leagues
Yesterday's results span Chicago Philadelphia New York and more with notable matchups including Boston Washington St Louis Detroit and Cleveland. American Association standings show Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Milwaukee and more with close records and key innings noted.
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New
American Association
Big Fellows In Condition for Strenuous Test
Moran and Jack Dillon are fit to fight a strenuous bout at Washington Park Brooklyn tonight. Both trained to the minute and confident of victory. Moran favored around 4 to 1. Weather this morning ideal for the open air contest.
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New York
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Jack Dillon
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Moran
Moran Faces Dillion Clash That Could Elevate or End His Stand
Ringside notes Moran is wary ahead of Thursday’s bout with Jack Dillon. Moran, a key Willard challenger, risks losing his drawing power and prime status if Dillon scores a knockout. A Moran upset keeps him near Willard, while a Dillon win could propel him to the sport’s top tier and shrink Moran’s standing.
Johnny Evers Loses Batting Eye Mystery Baffles Fans
Baseball star Johnny Evers has lost his batting eye and the cause remains unknown as fans watch his form dip in recent games. The situation leaves teammates and coaches searching for solutions and reassurance.
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Johnny Evers
Moran Confident to KO Pittsburgh Rival in 30-Pound Bout
Moran, favorite 30 pounds lighter, expects a knockout or decision win over Lillon in the Indianapolis duel. Promoters bank on a $106000 house as 17,000 seats are expected to fill if weather holds. Lillon has a history of giving up weight and remains unfazed by Moran’s power.
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Moran
Jack Dillon
Willard
Jess Willard
Dillon
Pitts Burgher
Dilon
Lillon
Indianapolis
Jack Johnson
Jessa Willard
Pittsburgh
Watt Signs with Detroit Americans After Colubmia Captain Role
New York June 29. Robert Watt Columbia University baseball captain signs with the Detroit Americans. Jennings of Detroit orders Watt to finish the season with Buffalo in the International League for pro experience.
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Robert Watt
Columbia University
Wednesday
Detroit Americans
Jennings
Detroit
Watt
Buffalo
Mooney Edges Simler in Ten Round Boxing Bout
Joe Mooney of New York out-fought Chick Simler of Scranton in a 10 round bout. Johnny Moore defeated Willie Ryan in a 10 round fight. Ohio delegation abstained on a vote for Tris Speaker at the convention. Border Scout ran 2:13 at Freehold New Jersey on May 30, lowering his win pace record by seven seconds.
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Joe Mooney
Chick Simler
Scranton
Johnny Moore
Willie Ryan
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Tris
Border
Freehold
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Baseball headlines mix in a chaotic sport wire update
Our Sport Wire New York reports Yankees lead the American League while Brooklyn stays atop the National. Tigers tumble to the second division after losses to St Louis, with hope to rebound. Walter the Senators ace powers Washington to victory as others chase hits and records.
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Yankees
Brooklyn Devdwers
Detroit
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Golf Tourney Opens in Minneapolis With 64 Players
The national open soft tournament started in Minneapolis with 64 contestants. Weather ideal and promising golf anticipated. B. Simpson of Milwaukee led the second flight in qualifying with 144 while Chick Evans and Tom Vardon tied for second.
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B. Simpson
Milwaukee
Chick Evans
Tom Vardon
Employment want ads headline from Daily News prompt
The daily advertisements promote employing want ads as the tool to sell goods or services. It emphasizes using the Daily News classified section to reach buyers and maximize sales opportunities through targeted notices.
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Daily News
Noaker Baseball Team Plans Three Games in Three Days
Three games in three days are booked by Noaker baseball management. Noakers visit Alliance for a clash with an independent team as August approaches. Fritchley or Mailey to pitch in the Joes lineup with Duebers in the shop league. Three Noakers twirlers to East Liverpool for a doubleheader on July 4 with Scott Mount Union slated for the morning game against the Grand Athletics of the Pottery City.
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Noakers
Te Weson
Alliance
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Fritchley
Mailey
Joes
Tace & Urday
East Liverpool
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Mount Union Star
Pottery City
Busy Month For Tailors In July Schedule
The Arcades start July with a Sunday meeting in New Philadelphia. A doubleheader is planned July 4 against Minerva and other July games include Beg ies versus Noakers, Orrville on the 16th, Briar crae on the 28th, and Coshocton on July 30. Harvey Grove will pitch for the Arcades Sunday. Catcher Everhart retires due to an injured arm. Pitcher Catcott of the Timkens replaces Barclay. Bucher Gibbs Co.'s Roth rejoins the Arcades on July 4.
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Timkens
Barclay
Bucher Gibbs Co
Roth
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Doc” Ay
Smith Released by Pirates for Toronto IL Club
Toronto reports June 29. Fielder James Smith has been released by the Pittsburgh National to the Toronto International League club. He will report at Richmond Fay where the team is now playing.
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Pittsburgh
James Smith
Pittsburgh National
Richmond, Fay
Mixed Boxing Bouts Sanctioned by New York Commission
Albany June 29 The New York State Athletic Commission sanctioned mixed bouts between white and necro contestants after previously withholding authorization. Boxing authorities moved to regulate the contested events amid tightened oversight.
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Albany
N. Y
State Athletic Commission
Canton Fanionists Prepare for 7 and 18 Year Class Games
After Cantonians The Ohio Sample Furniture Co's baseball team of Cleyland awaits games with Canton teams in the 7 and 18 year class. F. Neuberger, 3157 88th street West, is manager.
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Cleyland
Canton
F. Neuberger
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