Referees debated as Dempsey training resumes
New Jersey Boxing Commission plans a meeting to pick a referee for the July 2 heavyweight title bout. Jack Kearns says five names are on the proposed list Corbett Jeffries Dougherty Edgwen Brown with Edgeren to settle disputes. Dempsey extends training in camp as his damaged left eye heals.
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James J. Jeffries
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Robert Edgwen
Bill Brown
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Eholes
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Richard
Tech
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Philadelphia
Jack Kennedy
U. S
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Jersey City
Chef Henri Marcot’s pudding mystery stirs Manhasset
In Manhasset New York on June 15 Henri Marcot Georges Carpentier’s chef and sparring partner is reassigned as a plain chef. He left a half finished bread pudding on a shelf Cook No 2 tried to finish it Georges tasted the dish and quipped I know where my bar of soap went during lunch.
Denver Brongs Defeat Bluffs In 4-2 Contest
Denver Broncs beat Scottsbluff Irrigators 4 to 2 with Dawson pitching well through the game. Hits even at six apiece, errors by Denver lead to two insurance runs in the tenth after Scottsbluff tied it in the eighth. Scoring by innings shows a tight battle from start to finish.
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Diamond
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Babe Ruth 16 Days Ahead of 1920 Home Run Pace
Babe Ruth’s two homeruns yesterday push him 16 days ahead of the 1920 record pace with seven homers in five days. He belted two more on Monday and appears to be accelerating, though American League play limits to two circuit hits per game. The National League mark of four was set by BR. L. Lowe in 1894 and matched by E. Deihanty in 1896.
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
BR. L. Lowe
Boston
E. Deihanty
Philadelphia
Illumination wins Hunt Cup at Ascot Heath England
Illum inator owned by E Short captured the Hunt Cup at Ascot Heath with Glanmerin Lord Londonderry second and Beauregard third as twenty horses started. Willie Meehan of San Francisco began training for a 12 round bout with Tommy Gibbons in St. Paul set for June 22. Stanislaus Zbyszko and Giovanni Maszzan have a finish bout in Detroit arena next Wednesday. A state athletic commission bill to regulate boxing and wrestling was signed by Governor Lake limiting bouts to 15 rounds for a decision.
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Associated Press
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Glanmerin
F. Hard
Beauregard
Merten TS Sradens
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
A de Rhalon
Detroit
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Giovanni Maszzan
New Haven
Conn
State Athletic Commission
General Assembly
Lake
Casper Defeats Greybull 5 to 1 Behind Hoffman's Pitch
Casper pitcher Hoffman held Greybull to one run as Casper blasted 11 hits led by Hewitt’s homer. Greybull's lone run came in the third before Casper pulled ahead with three in the fourth and one more before the end. Kelly allowed 11 hits for the Bisons while Jackson started for Casper and Hewitt sat out briefly.
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Hewitt
Bostick
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McNeil
Hoffman
Arbogast
Garrity
Rane
J Kelly
Crawford
Flynn
Merritt
Welch
Cassidy
Moore
National League Scores Show Varied Results Across Cities
In Pittsburgh Philadelphia defeated the Pirates 8 to 3 as Batteries Ring and Braggy led with key hits. Chicago edged the HLE squad 14 to 2 with Scott Gibson and Daly driving in runs. Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 7 to 2 behind Pfeiffer Milius and Tay lor. St Louis defeated New York 6 to 4 as Toney Snyder and Walker contributed multiple RBIs.
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O'Farrell
Cincinnati
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Wingo
St. Louis
H. E
New York
Toney and Snyder, Smith
Walker, North and Lemons
Early Baseball Scores From A Rough Big League Card
In Boston Chicago and Philadelphia games the scores show wide margins and varied hitting. Batteries McWeeney Wilkinson Schalk Jones Russell Walters for Boston. Deavis Bayne Kolp Severeld Moore Perkins for Philadelphia. Bagby Caldwell Mails Morton Nunamaler Theanas Shaw Acosta Schacht Gharrity for Washington. The season nears two months old before Eppa Rixey of the Reds records a putout.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Notice of Business Sale for MacDonald Tea Shop
On June 11, 1921 the undesignated sellers transferred all obligations and business to Misses Dickerson and Ward who will assume responsibility for all claims arising from the MacDo Tea Shop. Arthur MacDonald and Bessie G. MacDonald signatories. G-14-31.
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Historic Boxing Championship Ring Battle Chronology
A chronological list of legendary heavyweight bouts from 1880 to 1920 detailing ring outcomes and locations. Key figures include Sullivan, Corbett, Jeffries, Johnson, Dempsey, Moran, Willard, and Burns, with venues across Richburg, New Orleans, Carson City, Reno, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Paris, Havana, New York, and more.
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Carson City
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Coney Island
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Tom Sharkey
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Frank Moran
Parise
France
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Havana
Cuba
Jess Willard
New York
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Billy Miske
Renton Harbor
Mich
Jack Demsey
Bill Brennan
Midwest League game pairings and cross league matchups
Games today feature Midwest League action with Denver at Scottshiuff Sterling at Laramie Casper at Greybull and N 1 league Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. American League holds Philadelphia Cincinnati New York at Chicago Detroit at Boston and Boston at St Louis while New York visits Chicago.
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Alexa Stirling Wins Her Match at Open Championship
Alexa Stirling of Atlanta, the American woman golf champion, won her match in the open championship at Fontainebleau on the second day, defeating Miss Retamond Sherwood of St Georges Long Island three up and two to play. Lucy Hanchett of San Francisco defeated Mrs Lamond of England in another match.
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France
Associated Press
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Retamond Sherwood
St. Georges
Long Island
Mins Lucy Hanchett
San Francisco
Sterling Tie With Weth Wildcats In Eleven Innings
Sterling and Laramie played eleven innings, ending 8 to 8 as darkness halted the game after both teams produced offenses in early and middle innings. Wildcats limited Sterling late while adding runs in the sixth and eighth. Sterling stranded runners in the final five frames.
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Wildcats
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