Perring Meets Patterson in Casper Boxing Debut at 3500-seat Garage
Harvey Perkins fights "Punch" Patterson in a ten round heavyweight bout in Casper on July 3 at Jones' new 3500-seat garage venue. Patterson arrives from Oklahoma to train at Casper Athletic Club while local promoter George McLeod stacks a full card including Sailor Reed, a Denver lightweight, and two short prelims. Tickets went on sale at the Smokehouse with many reservations already made.
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Scarce National League scores with mixed results
National League games show Brooklyn 1 over New York 9, Cincinnati 6 to Pittsburg 2, Boston 9 over Philadelphia 10 in 10 innings, Chicago 5 over St. Louis 2. American League notes include New York 4 to Boston 6, St Louis 6, Detroit 10, Cleveland 5, Chicago 6 in 0 innings, and Philadelphia 0 versus Washington 3.
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Baseball matchups headline card today
Today’s games feature Boston at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St Louis, Calaval and at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and New York at Boston.
iSport Calendar racing meeting and championship closings
iSport Calendar lists events including Queens County Jockey Club meeting at Aqueduct with a $50,000 Kentucky special race at Latonia, Dorval Jockey Club closing in Montreal, Illinois A. C. annual track and field in Chicago, Beach Show in Newark, British Open at Sandwich, Canadian Amateur at Hamilton, Southern Amateur at Atlanta, Montana State trapshooting at Butte, Western Canada Interprovincial at Vancouver, Travers Island Cup at NYAC, and boxing bouts Bob Martin vs Arte in New Orleans and Jerome vs Curtin in Long Island City.
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Bucking Entries Due by July 1 for Fourth of July Event
Bucking horse contest entries must be submitted to J Gallatty at Midwent stables or home by Saturday July 1. Prizes total 150 dollars for winners plus 100 dollars from Patrick Sullivan for first place and 50 dollars for second. Local riders show strong interest and entries are expected from Wyoming riders.
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Racing Schooner Wrecked Off Bablo Inland
Halifax dispatch reports the racing schooner from Gloucester named Pusan or Pusan, a prospective contender for the International Mobormen’s next fall, wrecked on Bablo Inland. Seven men reached shore, but one is missing or unaccounted for.
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Greybull Plans Week of Games With Standard Team
Jim Bluejacket, Greybull’s manager and famed Indians player, schedules a July 2 pitch at the high school field with a Fourth of July rematch against the Standard team at the fairgrounds. The series is highlighted by Bluejacket’s return to face Casper rivalries, with Andy O’Neill also in the Greybull lineup as a former Casper third baseman.
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Latonia Mecca for Turf Fans Morvich to Run Today
Latonia Kentucky hosts the Kentucky special for three-year-olds, a 1 1/4 mile race with $50,000 purse and a $2,000 Gold Cup. Morvich favored at about 7 to 6 odds, Whiskaway and Olympus among Whitney stable runners, Deadlock, Thibodaux, and John Finn among Western entrants. Governor Morrow to present the cup as a large crowd is anticipated at Mill Dale course.
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Weissmuller Breaks 100 Yard World Swim Record in Honolulu
John Weissmuller of the Illinois Athletic Club swam 100 yards in 63.45 seconds in Honolulu on June 24, breaking Duke Kahanamoku's 63-second world mark from 1916. The feat adds another world record to Weissmuller's prolific career.
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Baseball Notes From The Major Leagues This Season
Diamond Dust Miller shines for the Athletics winning fan admiration in Philadelphia. Washington struggles for power yet strong pitching keeps the Senators moving swiftly. George Kelly leads the Giants at bat though fewer homers this year. Fewer Southern college players join the pros this summer. Pirates stumble east after early season big play. Cubs appear to have the Braves' number, winning five of six. Major clubs fail to win away from home, champions worn from constant winning. Red Sox only play well against leaders, split results with Browns and Yankees. Sisk Williams and Hornsby highlighted stars as St. Louis dominates mentions in baseball’s big show.
Head of Toronto Club Dies Today
J. J. McCaffery, president of the Toronto ball club in the International league, died today after some illness. He had led the club for years and his death marks a sad moment for Toronto baseball.
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BOSTON Bantam Abe Friedman Wins In Brockton
Abe Friedman of Boston, bantamweight, won a 10 round decision over Danny Edwards of Los Angeles in Brockton. Shade and Delaney fought 10 rounds to a draw in Omar, Morrie Behlauter stopped Rock Smith in the second round in Omaha, and Pal Moore drew with Rod Taylor in Aurora. Battling Biki won the French heavyweight title in Paris on points after 15 rounds. Frankie Tucker and Arios Fanning drew in El Dorado Abe Friedman headlines this boxing flash.
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Professional Football A A A to Tighten College Player Rule
At the American Professional Football Association meeting in Cleveland on June 24 25 president Joe F Carr said the rule prohibiting college players on professional clubs will be strengthened. One violation was reported among 22 affiliated clubs last year and the offending club was dropped. The penalty rises from expulsion to a 1000 dollar fine.
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Heilmann Leads Tigers In Streak With Slugging Help
Chicago June 24. Harry Heilmann of Detroit strengthens the Tigers winning streak and narrows on Tris Speaker for the American League batting title. Sisler of St. Louis Browns remains leader at .434 as Heilmann climbs with a recent surge in hitting and steals. The piece also notes other top batters across leagues and ongoing race standings.
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Lead-off spark from Arnold Statz fuels Cuba lineup
Arnold Statz proves a nimble lead-off man for the Cuba team. He can reach station one at nearly any game stage, delivering solid top of the batting order work.
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American woman lawn tennis champion defeats rival in invitational
Mrs. Molla Bjordell Mallory, American women’s lawn tennis champion, defeated Mrs. Edgington 61 64 in the semifinals of the women’s singles at the invitation tournament here Friday.
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