Champion Rosenberg Defeats Gordon In Covington Bout
Charlie Phil Rosenberg bantamweight champion delivered a dominant ten round performance against Harry Gordon of Philadelphia at Riverside Athletic Club Covington. Rosenberg showed speed power and superior defense earning wide applause while Gordon fought back and endured a punishing display.
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Johnson Verve Delivers White Sox Shutout by Washington Nine
Walter Johnson allowed five Chicago hits as Washington bunched its offense to a 9 0 victory. Johnson earned his 108th career shutout and increased his major league strikeout total to 3232. The Chicago offense was limited to two players reaching second base and none beyond.
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Results Of Yesterday's National League Games
Wet grounds affected Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia while other games in the American League produced Milwaukee 10 over Indianapolis 3 and St. Paul 13 over Toledo 5. Cincinnati and Brooklyn, St. Louis and New York, Columbus and Minneapolis, plus Toledo at St. Paul also listed.
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Miller's Jaw headlines Covington show with Feeney ref
Mayor Dan O'Donovan opened the event in Covington as Sport Feeney refereed a well managed show. The crowd enjoyed a splendid entertainment, with praise for the performance and the overall presentation.
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Wrestlers Lewis Munn and Belt Arrive in Chicago for Memorial Day Match
Ed Strangeier Lewis and Wayne Big Munn reach Chicago to begin training for a Michigan City bout on Memorial Day. The diamond championship belt goes to the winner and the prize purse totals 30 000 dollars. Munn recovering from tonsillectomy plans to reach 260 pounds for the contest.
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Conn Kline bout approved by Cincinnati Boxing Commission
The Cincinnati Boxing Commission granted a boxing permit to Yokum Athletic Club for Sid Conn vs Patsy Kline at People's Theater next Monday, a ten round bout. An option on June 8 for Billy Ryan vs Joe Anderson at Redland Field was approved if feasible. The commission also donated 100 to the crippled children's sunshine camp on the Little Miami River.
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Gibbons Arrives in New York for Tunney Bout
Tom Gibbons light heavyweight arrives from St Paul to train for a June 5 match with Gene Tunney at the Polo Grounds. He travels with Sammy Mandell and Earl Blue. welcomed by Eddie Kane and promoter Jimmy De Forest in Gotham.
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British Army polo team to meet Americans at Aldershot
The British Army polo team has been chosen to play the American Army team at Aldershot on June 20 and later dates. The squad includes Captain R. L. McCreery, W. F. Mc Creery, Captain J. P. Dening and Major W. N. Lockett who will captain the four.
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Luque Fined $50 for Tossing Bat in Dodgers Reds Game
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Adolfo Luque was fined $50 by National League president John Heydler for throwing his bat at Osbourne Robin after being hit by a pitch in yesterday's game. Luque claimed Osbourne hit him intentionally. Eppa Rixey planned to face Dazzy Vance tomorrow as Cincinnati prepared for a trip to New York to meet the NL champions.
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Yankees In Market For Players Trade Rumor
New York May 11 The Yankees discuss possible baseball trade to bolster the lineup after general manager Edward Barrow leaves New York for Chicago. He will meet manager Miller Huggins before the open of a series with the Chicago White Sox as club seeks to strengthen infield and outfield to end a slump.
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Misplay Paves Way In Red Sox Victory
Detroit May 11 Boston defeated Detroit 7 to 4 as a first inning error by Rigney on a grounder by Vacarr, with a double play in progress, opened the door for the Red Sox to win.
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Athletics Winners In Pitchers Battle
Bryan Harriss pitched a fine duel and sparked a late rally as the Athletics beat the Indians 2 to 1 for their third straight win. Harriss doubled with two outs in the eighth, scoring on Bishop’s single, with Bishop later scoring on Dykes’ hit to give Philadelphia the decisive run.
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Yanks Fall to Browns After 5 Homers
St. Louis Browns beat the New York Yankees 19 to 10 in a wild game featuring six home runs and eighteen walks. George Sisler extended his consecutive hit streak to 26 games as multiple pitchers were used by New York.
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Stolen Bases and Defensive Plays Highlight Game
Stolen bases by Lutzke Burns and Speaker and key double plays from J Sewell Fewster Burns Jamieson Burns and J Sewell Bishop Galloway Poole noted. Harriss recorded two strikeouts and two walks, with Cleveland leaving eight men on base and Philadelphia four. Umpires were Hildebrand Evans and Owns.
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Fitzsimmons trunks carry legend as Fitzsimmons jr fights
Bob Fitzsimmons era trunks and belt, once displayed in San Francisco, will again appear in the ring as his son fights Al Rood at the Pioneer Sporting Club. The younger Fitzsimmons lacks the elder’s punch but blends speed and grit. Tom Gibbons, Cravin for Tunney, arrives with Mandell and Blue to train in Atlantic City ahead of the June 5 bout.
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