Doughty Bucs Take Over Phillies In Double Victories
Detroit salvaged two of three from the Yankees with a 6 to 2 win as Owen Carroll collected hits. Heiman, Gehrig, and Heilman sparked the New York attack while Ruether was knocked out in the ninth. Attendance hovered around 20 000 as Babe Ruth and Georges Moriarity led boys teams before the main game.
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Kremer's Slam Powers Double Showdown in Pittsburgh
In a National League matchup 12,000 fans watched Pittsburgh top Philadelphia 7-3 and 7-5 as Remy Kremer starred with a home run and two singles in the second game. The Waner brothers and Cuyler each had three blows in the opener, with Spalding adding three in the second. Pittsburgh delivered late rallies while Philadelphia struggled to contain the hitters. Other results included Chicago’s 5-4 win over Boston and New York 4-0 over Cincinnati as Brooklyn’s William Watson Clark debuted with a 4-2 win over St. Louis, with Jumbo Elliott aiding.
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Inter league baseball results and player notes
Owen Carroll of the Tigers shut down the Yankees allowing five hits and won 6 to 2. Harry Heilmann collected four hits in four at bats and moved Babe Ruth in batting. Pirates Total Kremer contributed seven and two in a Saturday league total.
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Fight Results From New York and Nearby Venues
Tom Heeney the Irish heavyweight from New Zealand won on a foul against Bud Gorman of Summit New Jersey in the third round. Monte Mann knocked out Pat Lester of California in the first round. Jimmy Byrne of Louisville defeated Italian Jack Herman of Yonkers in the fifth round. Jack Roper of California won on a foul against George Smith of Newark. Billy Franklin of New York defeated Al Settle of Connecticut by decision. Jack Gross of Salem New Jersey won the decision against Ray Neumann of Jersey City in ten rounds. Mexie Rosenbloom of New York outpointed Bob Sage of New Haven. Rat Battalino defeated Tony De Palma of New Haven.
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al Settle
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Jack Gross
Salem
Ray Neumann
Jersey City
Tilden And Hunters For Final Round Of Seabright Tourney
William T. Tilden and Frank Hunter advance to the Seabright invitation final, with Tilden the 1919 champion and Hunter seeking his bowl. They beat George Lott and Frederick Mercur respectively, while Mallory and Jacbos reach the ladies final, and Tilden-Hunter face Williams-White in doubles.
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Bruins edge Braves as Heathcote drives in decisive run
Heathcote’s bases loaded triple with two on in the eighth gave the Bruins a 5–4 edge over the Braves, earning Charley Rost his 19th win of the season. Giants moved within 2 1/2 games of the Cards after a 4–1 win by Larry Benton over Pete Donohue.
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Fight fans irked by controversial foul ruling in New York bout
In New York last night Bud Gorman was disqualified in the third round for a low blow on Tom Heeney. The crowd booed as referee Ridgely Partland halted the ten round bout, reflecting stricter officiating after the Dempsey Sharkey dispute. Leo Flynn, Dempsey’s manager, was in Gorman’s corner.
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Dempsey Tunney bout tickets move toward Chicago
Tex Rickard coordinates about 700000 dollars in ticket orders for the September 22 heavyweight title fight. Naomi Loewenson to supervise out of town applications and seating for New York delegation in Chicago with a commission overseeing distribution. Rickard plans 50000 temporary seats and camps, with Dempsey and Tunney representatives selecting training sites.
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Red Sox beat White Sox in pitching duel
Welzer of the Red Sox won 2 to 1 over Jacobs of the White Sox. Garland Buckeye, the 2385-pound kewpie of the Indians, held the Athletics to five hits and blanked them 3 to 0. Three doubles by Joe Sewell ruined Lefty Grove. Carrigan's hopefuls have advanced nearly 100 points in the percentage table in their recent sport.
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Munn Regains Prestige with First Round KO in Semi Final
New Zealand boxer faces off as the crowd watches Monte Munn from Nebraska neutralize Pat Tester of Phoenix in the semi final. A low blow provokes a protest from the referee as Munn lands a decisive early knockout, elevating his standing.
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