Max Rosenbloom Wins Heavyweight Title In Sparsely Fought Bout
A historical journal-like report notes Max Rosenbloom defeating Jimmy Slattery for the world light heavyweight crown in Slattery's home ring, discussing broader trends in fouls among heavies. The piece contrasts modern heavyweight records with past champions, highlighting rising foul rates and proposing scrutiny of judging standards.
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Harlem Barlequin
Jimmy Slattery
Slattery
Prise Ring
Felow
Seetter
Boxing Commission
Nots State
Pational
Rappen
John L. Sanivam
Gene Tunney
Phin
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Ting
John 1. Sullivan
Mene
Dim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Eb Fitzsimmons
Tea Sharkey
Jim Defiries
Bone
Tommy Burns
Dick Johnson
Joe Deanette
Freda Busell
Sendy
Fes Willard
Louis Fink
Wae Dempsey
Cart Mer
Charleston Pilot Seeks Outfielder for Weekend Games
Charleston Pilot manager Powell prepares to add a new outfielder as fans crowd the field for two weekend games against the Logenites and Senators. Key players Red Raynolds and Ose Richey are mentioned as potential contributors with hopes of boosting the team’s offense and defense this series.
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W. F. Creath
Fanny Doodley
Wilson
North Carolina
Powell
Red Raynolds
Powdilie
McMillan
Fede
Watt Powell
Logenites
Senators
Ose Richey
Grarkeston
Bell
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Geom
Creck Dow
Bruen Proposes Boxing Foul Countermeasures at Garden
Madison Square Garden officials pledged cooperation to curb fouls and low blows in boxing. Frank Bruen suggested fixes including mandatory gear to prevent crippling hits, staged medical breaks, severe penalties for repeat low blows, and long bans to deter foul fighting.
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Frank Getty
United Pross
New York
Madison Square Garden
Frank Brum
the Garden
United Press
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Breun
Jockey
Bruen Sali
Aid
Schmeling Books Passage For Frip Home Saturday
New York report states heavyweight boxing champion Schmeling booked passage home to Germany. The World champ is required by the New York State Athletic Commission to return, amid urgent circumstances, with Germany cited as the destination.
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Schmeling
New York
Kaxy Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Germany
Aera
Cubs Advance Within One Game Of Robins Lead
The Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia 13 to 12 to pull within one game of the Brooklyn Robins in the National League race. Hartnett drove in six runs with two homers and two singles, while Cuyler added five RBIs on a homer and double. The Cubs rallied in the seventh, but Thevenow’s error and Hartnett’s fourth hit produced the winning run as Philadelphia fell short in a high scoring affair.
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Philscelphia
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Robins
Taursany
Gabby Hartnett
Cuyler
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Aoodg Nichols
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Heck
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Benge
Genge
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Shealy
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Helson
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Maupal
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Bucs Defeat Robins in Pittsburgh Victory
The Pirates beat the Robins behind strong pitching from Rekemer and solid batting as Pittsburgh controlled the game from early on and expanded their lead. Hense contributed later in the page's continuation.
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Pittsburgh
Rekemer
Hense
Montreal 2 Newark 5 in International League action
In a United States based International League game Newark defeated Montreal 5 to 2. Worcester and Jersey City B were noted in standings with Toronto 1 Baltimore 3 Buffalo 8 Reading 4 also appearing in the day’s results.
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Newark
Woocester
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Yankees Gain Half Tilt in American by Cap ping Twin Bill
The New York Yankees gained half a game on their rivals for the American league lead by winning a doubleheader from St Louis, while Philadelphia tied Chicago and Washington beat Cleveland. The Yanks sit third, a half game behind Washington and two behind Philadelphia, with home runs fueling both wins. Tony Lazzeri homered in the opener as Ed Wells held the lead, and Babe Ruth sparked the second game with two homers as Joe Gordon? Gehrig and others contributed in a 10 to 4 victory.
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Tony Lazzeris
Ed Wells
Babe Ruth
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Chicago Edges Philadelphia 4-2 in Second Game
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 after three Philly players fade in the second game. Earnshaw allows seven hits in the opener while Chicago bats manage six hits off Caraway and Braxton. Strong Chicago bullpen escapes with the win as Dykes and Miller pace the attack.
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Senators Win Again as Washington Rout Cleveland in Seven
Washington scored 11 runs in the seventh to sweep a four game series with Cleveland. Harder limited Cleveland to two runs through most innings but reliefs by Shoffner Jablonowski and Gliatto shut them down in the seventh. Jack Russell struggled in the eighth as Detroit beat Boston 4 to 3 behind Elon Hogsett.
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Boston
Elon Hogsett
Detroit
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