Papke Burke bout ends in police raid misunderstanding
Billy Papke was to fight Sailor Burke at the Coliseum but police interrupted after arresting Harry Phillips Benny Franklin and Gym Bagley during a four round setup. Elmer said the raid arose from outsiders selling tickets to nonmembers, and the clash would be settled in court.
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Lottery Prize Sparks Wife’s Victory in Yonkers
A brief note from Yonkers Statesman recounts a light exchange about a lottery prize where Mollie asks if the speaker ever won, and Cholly admits he did not but his wife did. The item captures a domestic anecdote with local newspaper charm.
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Gipe to Leave Wabash Football Team for Medical College
Walter Gipe, three year star of Wabash College football and captain last season, will not rejoin the team in the fall. A former Shortridge standout under Here Clark, he also helped defeat Training School 51-0 and 30-4 earlier in his career. Gipe plans to enter medical college and is employed by M. O'Conner Wholesale Grocery Co.
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Chicago Cubs May Purchase Durham
Chicago Cubs may bid for Lewis Durham to join the club in the final month of the National League season. Frank Chance believes Durham could win enough to be valuable in Chicago and has advised President Murphy to pursue him. Durham, a standout in the AA, is seen as a young, consistent pitcher.
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Today’s Games Across Leagues
In American Association matchups St Paul visits Indianapolis and Kansas City plays Columbus while Milwaukee heads to Toledo. Minneapolis meets Louisville. National League action has Cincinnati at Boston and St Louis at Philadelphia with Pittsburg at New York. American League features Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis with New York at Detroit. Central League games include South Bend at Terre Haute and Ft Wayne at Zanesville along with Dayton at Wheeling and Grand Rapids at Evansville.
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Baseball results from major leagues and leagues listed
Indianapolis over St Paul five to four in a tight setback while Louisville trails Minneapolis nil to five. Milwaukee belts Toledo eight to two and Columbus tops Kansas City five to four. In the National League Boston wins ten to six over Cincinnati while Philadelphia falls to St Louis two to five and Chicago sits three all. Brooklyn slips to one and six as Pittsburg posts four and New York loses three to St Louis six. Washington defeats Philadelphia two to one in the same set. In the Central League Wheeling wins five to four at Dayton and Zanesville thrashes Ft Wayne eleven to one with South Bend four over Terre Haute and Grand Rapids four over Evansville.
Madole Wins Six-Round Bout At Bedford Club Brooklyn
Frank Madole of Pittsburg defeated Chester Bernard in a six round lightweight match at the Bedford club in Brooklyn, securing a clear victory last night.
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Beautiful Chinaware Free at Concannon's
Free offer on fine chinaware announced at Concannon's located at 444 West Washington. Tresh Meats mentioned in association but no further details provided.
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Roosevelt celebrates Yankee Olympic success in telegram
President Roosevelt sends heartiest congratulations to James E. Sullivan and the American team for their splendid showing. Officials plan public reception for the returning athletes after elaborate preparations in Oyster Bay.
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Attendance at Polo Grounds tops previous World Series mark
The crowd at the Polo Grounds last Saturday set a record, with the Pittsburg club drawing 26,900, about 2,000 more than the 1921 Giants Athletics World Series attendance. Tom Corcoran takes over New Bedford as player-manager of the Whalers, while teams in the majors suffer and prevail in a flurry of games across the circuit.
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Sheridan Leads Yankees In Point Totals
The American point winners include Sheridan with 11, Ewry 10, Shep pard 10, Smithson 5, Bacon 5, Flanagan 5, Rose 3, Porter 4, Irons 5, Cooke 4, Gilbert 4, Harr 4, Garrell 4, Griffin 4, McGrath 3, Kelley 3, Hillman 3, Rector 3, Cloughton 53, Biller 2, Hisele 1, Cartmell 1, Fershaw 1, Hayes 5, and Shaw 1. Carpenter won the 4 meter run but the result was void. American committee credits 9 and 3 points to the athletes respectively. Ten American Olympic records, four of which were world marks, were broken. The relay squad was Hamilton Cartmell Taylor Sheppard, and the three mile team included Bonhag Trube Carr Dull Cohn EHisele. America tallied 34 first places, versus the United Kingdom 6, Sweden 1, Canada 1 and South Africa 1.
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Dictory Won in 9th Carr and Hayden Heroes
Indiana team the Hoosiers delivered the goods as Hayden and Carr starred in a 9th inning rally. Hayden drove a three base hit to right center after Hall’s pitch outside, scoring the winning run as Carr supported with key plays. Eddie Wheeler earlier homered in the eighth to pull the Saints even.
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Saints to face Apostles at Washington Park this afternoon
Carr aims for last hit as Siever to start on the mound for the Apostles. Gehring shifts from outfield to pitching for the visitors while Louis Durham and Hall provide speed from the defense and infield. Williams may see action as Kane errs and Kane’s mistakes cost St Paul, though the locals still prevail.
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TE EQMING CHAMPIONS The State Reserves vs Red Men Cubs
The State Reserves defeated the Red Men Cubs of Norwood 7 to 6 in a well played Sunday game. They will meet again Sunday morning at Woodside Park. Cumberland denies a report of a Sunday defeat by the IURs. score 4 to 1 in Cumberland’s favor with a rematch set for Aug. 9. The Naps Juniors seek a Sunday game for 16 or 11 year olds. contact 170 Lexington Ave or Prospect 43. The Arrows want a game with 13 or 14 year olds. Kennedy’s Arrows or Coca-Cola Juniors are preferred at 1710 Ingram St. Whitaker beat Lamb’s Creek 27 to 3 in a loosely played Sunday game.
Brooksides seek Sun game with Coca Colas or Baron W. O. W. s
The piece notes Jarrell's pitching as a feature. It mentions Brookside avenue 2422 and a potential Sunday game against the Coca Colas or Baron W. O. W.'s. The Nationals signed Newing Orme, formerly of the Puritan Eagles, and Kirkhoff.
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Leyburns Fast Two Miles Set Detroit Track Record
Detroit Blue Ribbon meeting opened with Jack Leyburn star of the day. He clocked 2:05 44 first heat and 2:04 14 second heat, claiming two-mile effort the fastest ever by a trotting gelding in a two-heat race. Durfee's Copa de Oro won the 2:06 pace in 2:04 14. Attendance lagged as stake features delayed to midweek and baseball competed.
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