Fort Wayne Eyes Exhibition With Cleveland Americans
Central League team led by Matt Cleary hosts the Cleveland Americans in an exhibition here. Springfield and Fort Wayne divisions discuss summer dates as Cleveland stars Wambsganss and Warneths loom. Fort Wayne finishes season with Kendallville, then hosts Parne and Calhoun park games weekly.
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Teague Park
Will Battle For Flyweight Honors In City Bout
Bronkis Ivo of Chicago faces Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne in a flyweight title clash at the Majestic theatre Tuesday night June 97. Matchmaker George Giemer of Summit City has secured the bout after a long pursuit. Saxon now under Tommy Walsh management promotes Mason and other top fighters. Mason aims to reverse a three year ago loss in Fort Wayne and prove the Fort Wayne challenger is ready for a world title fight.
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Boer Unholz Is Dead in Los Angeles Lightweight Fighter
Rudy Boar Unhole, a renowned lightweight boxer, died at thirty three after tuberculosis illness. He was a prominent figure in boxing circles in Los Angeles, having fought many notable bouts and earned respect for his skill and defense.
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Inside Baseball Victors as Phillies Edge Cincinnati
Cincinnati outbatted Philadelphia ten hits to four but Philadelphia won 2 to 1. Early errors and failed double steals plagued Cincinnati while Alexander held the mound in key moments for Philadelphia. Other games: Pittsburgh beat Boston 2 to 1. New York topped St Louis 6 to 2. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 2 to 1.
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Local athletic trainer Harry Clark dies at Purdue era
Lafayette Indiana report states 41 year old Harry Clark, long time trainer of athletes at Purdue, died this morning after years of influence in athletic circles. Clark, nicknamed "Bnowy," was famed for developing stars from West Point to Olympic hopefuls.
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