Dempsey Barred From Wills Fight Fight Promoters React
New York State Athletic Commission bars any boxer from meeting Jack Dempsey before he signs for a Wills title bout and posts a forfeit. The ruling adds that Dempsey remains ineligible until a signed match with Harry Wills is bound by bond. Local promoters and Wills manager Paddy Mullins react amid ongoing talks.
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Harry Wills
New York State Athletic Commission
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James A. Farley
Chairman Farley
Wills
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Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
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Mullins
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Yar
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Farley
Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
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Humbert J
Leo P. Flynn
Los Angeles
Jacksey
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Boxing Commission
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Harry Wille
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Cardinals Win Third Straight as Hornsby Sits Out
In the final game of the series the St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4 to 2 without manager Rogers Hornsby who was suspended after yesterday's protest. Bell delivered a pivotal eighth inning home run with one on base to break the tie, while Cooney started at second in Hornsby's absence.
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Cardinals
McGrawmen
ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
New York
Bell
Sweeney
Jim Cooney
N. York Ab.h.o.a
Louis
Terry
Hafey
Kelly
Mueller
Farrell
Gowdy
O’farrell
Dean
Sherdel
St. Lou
Frisch
Toporcer
Cooney
Young
Meusel
Bottomley
O'Farrell
Moran
O’day
Dick Kerr Reinstated to Join White Sox Today
Dick Kerr is reinstated in organized baseball after a year’s suspension for contract issues and will join the Chicago White Sox in Boston. The left-handed pitcher, famed from the 1919 World Series, plans to arrive Thursday morning and may be used for relief pitching by Eddie Collins to bolster the Sox toward the pennant race.
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Chicago White Sox
Tiny Dick Kerr
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St. Louis
Boston
Eddie Collins
Connally
Collings
Philadelphia
Washington
B. B. Johnson
American League
Landis
Baseball Commission
Johnson
Three-Eye League Scores Throbbing In Busy Day
In the Three-Eye League standings Quincy beat none listed while Decatur posted a 2 to 4 loss. Springfield won 3 to 5 against Evansville. Peoria outscored Danville 7 to 5. Bloomington defeated Terre Haute 9 to 3, 10 to 2 in another game.
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Quincy
Decatur
Springfield
Evansville
Peoria
Danville
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Cony Island Race Chart at 6 Furlongs Showdown
Race results from Cony Island claiming events with purses of 1500 dollars and up. W. E. Dunkinson rode Batlot Picton for the winner with discus pace from start to finish, Rosabella second and Billy Blair third. times and payouts listed for multiple races and horses including Ballot Brush and Nocturnal.
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W. E. Dunkinson
Alue
Rses. Wes
St.Odds
Tia
H. .Meyer
Rosabella
Baker
H Billy Klair
N. Potts
M. Lowenstein
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Bright
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Furst
Colleen
Mrs. i
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Rigel
Stra
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Rosabelle
Walt
Lizzie
Cubs Beat Dodgers 5-2 in Chicago series finale
Chicago toppled Brooklyn 5 to 2 as Osborne faltered late after a strong start. Errors aided both sides and two Brooklyn runs came on misplays, while Wheat and Fournier contributed key hits. Mitchell and Adams led the Dodgers with runs scored and shared the crowded scoreboard.
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Adams
Freigau
Fournier
Grigsby
Cox
Grimm
E.brown
Maran’le
Maranville
Alexander
E. Brown
Heathcote
Brookly
Alexan
Osborne
Klem
Wilson
Barerick
Churry
Phillies Rout Pirates 8 4 in series finale
Phillies beat Pittsburgh 8 to 4 to close the series three games to two. Morrison faced early trouble, Sheehan worked until the eighth, Culloton finished. Key hits included Henline Fonseca Spencer and Leach, with Sand and Barnhart making errors for Pittsburgh.
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Rawlings
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Fonseca
Winmone
Mitchell
Dou
Friberg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Offorrison
Lainy
McCormick and Rigler
Racing Results From Raceland First Through Seventh Races
Race results list claiming purses from 806 to 400 dollars for four to mile races. Notable finishes include Glory (West) winning first race with 9.60 payoff, Sun Dial II second, First Pullet Sylvia third, and entries such as Music Shop Berry and Bunbury Scheffe in the second. Third race shows Sparkle Montgomery 6.96 payoff with Dan Hogan Paden second. Fourth race lists Celfin Fen baa 7.40 and 8.00 times, with George Jetsam among runners. Fifth finds Seclusion Sylvia and Redskin Pa with payoffs 3.50 and 4.90. Sixth feature Ben Evans and Hef Bolt with multiple challengers. Seventh reports War Zone Byms 5.00, Piatt rt and others.
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Cress
Sylvia
Sun Dial II
Hay
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Breechloader
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Jockeytraight
Lee
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Scheffe
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Mamola
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Dan Hogan
Paden
Mary M. Carr
Charles
Belle Fay
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Keneolani
Case Boer
Eleanor W
Lady New Pourth
Eoeas
Teraiene
Ae George
Jetsam
Straight Bhot
Venniey
She Devil
Paige
Teeens
Tadoedak
Abbey
Belle Wood
Horse Racing Result Notes From Hamilton Card
Race by race results at Hamilton show claiming purses of 1000 dollars for races one through six. Notable finishes include Blossom House taking a showing in race one, Transplant and Muskillonge among others in race two, Forestar and Ringbranch in race four, and Care Free leading in race five with All in all and Gold Rock among top placers. Several horses scratched, times listed for several events and a range of payouts recorded.
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Renesetti
Roxana
Johnny Jewel
Metal
Tribune
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Joe Straight
Forestar
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Anelli
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Claver
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Black Imber
Charles Wells
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Arley Mediter Jr
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Vaighi
Duew
Ganerbam
McTague
Dabney
Turkey Ridge girls baseball seeks indoor games with clubs
George Normile's Turkey Ridge girls baseball team requests indoor matchups with local clubs. For bookings call Main 4677 between 8 and 11 o'clock each morning. Yesterday, Turkey Ridge girls lost 13 to 12 to Lytle girls at Lytle Park.
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Turkey Ridgeirls
Turkey Ridge
Lytle Girls
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Former caddy leads golfers at Salisbury course
Raymond J. McAuliffe of Buffalo shot 70 to top the first round of the fourth annual championship at Salisbury Country Club, tying the amateur record. Eli Ross of Cleveland and Walter Murray of St Louis close behind with 71 and 72 as Canada and other U S players chased match-play spots in the two-day event. The Warren G Harding Cup team standings show Buffalo 313 and Cleveland leading a long list of contenders.
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N. Y
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Salisbury Country Club
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Pittsburgh
Nelson Davies
E. B. Lloyd
Chicago
W. Owen
Jacksonville
Fla
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J. P. Sabre
Samuel Graham
William E. Boyne
C. R. Blackburn
Toronto
J. Fullerton
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Dick Walsh
Eddie Hasman
Ew York
Dayton
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Newark
Baltimore
Boston
Toledo
French girl swimmer fails near Dover after 13 hour Channel attempt
Mlle. Sion, attempting to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris-Nez to Dover, gave up within a mile and a quarter of the Dover pier. She endured 13 hours 30 minutes despite calm sea, rising tides, and cold water, setting a female submersion record.
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Associated Press
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England
Sion
English Channel
France
Lillian Harrison
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Mlle. Sion
Mlle
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Thirteen Remain In Title Running In Detroit
Thirteen contenders survive the Western Clay court championship at the Detroit Tennis Club after initial rounds. California stars led by Harv ey Snodgrass and Walter Wesbrook posted clean results while Scott Stewart and J C Cummings advanced to the fifth round as play continues with men's doubles and women's singles starting tomorrow.
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California
Harvey Snodgrass
Walter Wesbrook
Chicago
Walter T. Hayes
Lucian Williams
Windy City
Kirk Reid
Cleveland
Scott Stewart
Golden State
Wesbrook
Stewart
J. C. Cummings
Windsor
Ontario
Carl Grawn
Detroit Tennis Club
Cummings
Ee A Co. Montgomery
G. H. Thwaites
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bass to Box Farr in Cleveland Featherweight Show
Benny Bass of Philadelphia meets Johnny Farr of Cleveland in a ten round bout at Taylor Bowl Cleveland on August 11. also on the card are Larry Goldberg of Newark and Gaston Charles of France in another ten rounder.
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Box Farr
Associated Press
Cleveland
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Johnny Farr
Taylor Bowl
Larry Goldberg
Newark
Gaston Charles
Anoth
Tilden and Johnston Defeated in Second Cup Doubles
Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams defeated William Tilden and William Johnston in four sets 13 15 6 4 6 3 at Fordest Hills New York in the Davis Cup tests The third match of the series is set for tomorrow John Hennessey of Indianapolis beat George Lott Jr of Chicago 7 5 7 5 5 7 6 3 and Howard Kinsey of California defeated Cranst on Holman of Stanford 5 7 12 14 6 2 6 4 6 3
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N. Y
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R. Norris Williams
William T. Tilden
William Johnston
Tilden
Richards
Williams
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
Howard Kinsey
California
Cranston Holman
Leland Stanford University
Michigan Ontario League Scores Quiet Play Night
In the Michigan Ontario League London 4 Seginee Bay City Kea Flint 5 Hamilton 2 results show Flint defeating Hamilton 5 to 2 while London edges Seginee Bay City 4 to 2.
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Bay City
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Hamilton
Athletics Beat White Sox 9 to 3 as Gray Notches Eleventh Win
Philadelphia pitchers held Chicago to three runs while Sammy Gray earned his eleventh victory with eight innings of strong ball. Simmons hit his seventeenth homer as the Athletics exploded for nine runs, Baumgartner and the relievers stifling a late Sox rally.
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White Sox
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Baumgartner
Sox
Simmons
Browns defeat Red Sox 10 7 to sweep three game series
St. Louis Browns win the final game 10 to 7 in Boston to complete a three game sweep. Fuhr allowed a seven run third inning including McManus’s double and Jacobson’s home run. Notable hits include Evans Flagstead Ezell and Jacobson with multiple players driving runs for both sides.
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Seae Dixon
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Gaston
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Mente
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Picinich
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Ezze
Robertson
Sisler
Carlyle
Lamo McManus
Boone
Rothrock
St. Louis
Y Ross Wetee
Senators Defeat Tigers 5 2 Behind Zachary's Seven K's
Washington pitcher Tom Zachary held Detroit to four hits and struck out seven as the Senators won 5 to 2. Bucky Harris contributed two doubles and two singles in four at bats, with Whitehill and Zachary each swinging a three bagger. Detroit errors helped spark Washington's offense in a lively American League clash.
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Tom Zachary
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Yankees Rally Seals 4 1 Victory Over Indians
The Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1 in New York. A seventh inning rally produced three runs, aided by Karr’s wildness and Cleveland infield errors. Shocker pitched well for the Yankees, with seven hits allowed over the route and no pitching changes in the four-game series.
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
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Gehrig
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Girl Given Compensation for Gas Hawk Injury
Miss Rose Condon of Bellevue Kentucky was awarded compensation by the State Industrial Commission in Columbus for injuries from a Cincinnati gas hawk incident. She jumped from a speeding car after a stranger offered a ride, sustaining injuries.
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Rose Condon
Lafayette Avenue
Bellevue
State Industrial Commission
Yesterday's MLB Scores From National and American Leagues
Results of yesterday's games show the National League with Philadelphia defeating Pittsburgh 8 to 4, St. Louis 4 New York 2, Chicago 5 Brooklyn 2. In the American League New York 4 Cleveland 1, Washington 5 Detroit 2, St. Louis 10 Boston 7, Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8. Association results include Louisville 8 Milwaukee 7 and Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 6.
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