Kansas City Blues tie series with Indians in twin bill
The Kansas City Blues swept both games of a double header against the Indians, 6 to 3 and 6 to 2, moving to within one win of overtaking the Tribe in the AA standings. Schemanske Mann pitched the opener while Fitzsimmons and Thompson worked in relief for Kansas City. The Indians mustered only five and seven hits in the two games, and Kestr of the pitching did not prevent the Blues from mounting a comeback in the third inning of the first game. A single game is set for today followed by a double header Thursday and a single game Friday.
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Reynolds Bout Hears Fishbaugh Face Tough Opponent
Reynolds bout comes after Fishbaugh seeks a chance at Tack Reynolds. Friday night open air wrestling at Broad Ripple Park features Dutch Mantell as a key challenger. Referee Ed South will enforce rules to curb roughness during the event.
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Prinke Wins Amateur Golf Thriller After Muddy Highland Course
Chris Prinke of Louisville was eliminated in the 35 hole qualifying round at Highland Country Club's second annual invitational, finishing with 153 strokes amid a muddy course. The event drew 115 players in Fort Thomas Kentucky.
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Rosenberg Sarmiento Bantamweight Bout Rescheduled
The scheduled bantamweight title fight between Charlie Rosenberg and Filipino challenger Peta Sarmiento was halted Tuesday night due to rain and moved to tonight.
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Toronto Fights Orioles for International League Lead
Toronto matches the Baltimore Orioles in a tense IL race as Dan Howley directs his squad in heads up baseball. The Leafs may end the Dunn regime’s long control with a bold push for supremacy.
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Shore to Box Hahn in Police Show at Tomlinson Hall
Danny Shore of Cincinnati lights up the card in a main event against Ray Hahn at Tomlinson Hall Wednesday July 15 under the Police Chiefs International Association. Shine promotes four top prelims and a battle royal with two jazz bands and featured acts.
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Boxing Muse and Baseball Talk From an Early Era
A verbose clipping highlights boxing figures Jack Dempsey Harry Greb and Jack Kearns with 50 50 splits and fan reactions. It contrasts Greb pride in training with critique from boxing writers and recalls Ray Caldwell salary woes and Owen Carroll's pitching prowess amid sparse college teams in the American League.
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Stanford hurdler Leistner shines at national meet in Chicago
Leistner of Stanford University dominated the 120 yard high hurdles with a win and placed second in the 220 yard low hurdles at the national college track meet in Chicago. He clocked an impressive 14.6 seconds in the shorter race.
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Fort July 14 boxing card at Harrison arena features eight bouts
Two ten round and two eight round bouts headline the July 14 show at Fort Benjamin Harrison arena. Main event stars Louie Lavelle vs Tommy Milton at 138 pounds and Happy Atherton vs Harry Forbes at 115 pounds. Other scraps include Ted White vs Tommy O Laughlin at 133, Tony Larose vs Johnny Walker at 142, and Patsy Rocco vs Norm Genet in a 10 round feature.
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Beloit runner Paul Nesbitt undefeated in 100 and 220 dashes
Beloit College junior Paul Nesbitt from Savanna Illinois finished the track season unbeaten in the 100 and 220 yard dashes in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate and Midwest Athletic conferences. Nesbitt captained Beloit in 1925 and was captain elect for 1926. He holds sprint marks in the conference with a 10 second 100 and 221-10 for the 220 yard event.
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Riverside Park to Host Delayed County Race Meet
Rushville Indiana schedules a postponed two day race program at Riverside Park featuring a horse, mule, pony and auto races. Six events are planned each day with purses and distances noted though text is garbled.
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Drop Two to Blues For Thursday Wilson Bros
Wilson Brothers suffer defeat as Blues secure win on Thursday in athletic union suits. The game highlights include swift defense and scoring runs by Blues players, with coordinating plays by the Wilson brothers in a tight matchup.
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Baseball Standings and Games in American and National Leagues
Indianapolis visits Kansas City in the American Association standings with others like Washiston at pres New ptst outa and Boston at Detroit in two games. In the National League, Pittsburgh meets New York in two postponed games, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Boston.
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Results From Yesterday's Baseball League Games
Recap of multiple league matchups with team scorings and player names including Johnson Gaston Middleton St. and Richman. Entries reference New York St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston show varied innings scores and rain delays affecting outcomes.
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Giants beat Pirates in 8th as infield single drives run
In New York the Giants won 7 to 6 over the Pirates with a seventh inning infield single driving home the decisive run. Harold Rice homered in the ninth to beat the Yankees 6 to 5 after the Browns won 12 to 2 in the opener.
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City Tennis Women Claim Doubles and Singles Titles
At Hawthorn courts Indianapolis the women’s doubles title became a mother and daughter affair as Mrs. H Adams and Muriel Adams beat Mrs. C W Adams and Lou Adams 6 0 6 4. Muriel Adams captured the city singles by defeating Katherine Dod son 2 6 6 3 6 4 in a tight match with many deuces.
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Rabbit Maranville Becomes Cubs Manager In Midseason Shakeup
Veteran NL infielder Rabbit Maranville is appointed third NL manager this season, succeeding Bill Killefer with the Chicago Cubs. He immediately retools the outfield by placing Grigsby and Tommy Griffith, inserts Brooks and John, and takes over as Cubs face the Brooklyn Robins at Ebbetts Field.
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Rain Delays New York Twin Bill Giants Pirates To Play Thursday
Rain at noon postponed today’s doubleheader between the Pirates and Giants. The Giants lead the pennant race with Pittsburgh close behind as McGraws and the Pirates eye possible two wins Thursday at the Polo Grounds. Pirates batters heat up with eight above .330 and aging Babe Adams anchoring a improving pitching staff.
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Snodgrass Wesbrook Enter National Tennis Tournament
Harvey Snodgrass sixth ranked in the United States and Walter Wesbrook head Los Angeles have entered the national class court tennis tournament opening in St. Louis Saturday. Snodgrass was runner up to Bill Tilden in last year’s event. They will also play doubles with Sam Hardy of New York pairing with Alfred Chapin of Springfield Mass.
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Independent Baseball thi tank e has pite in hree- jesisaippt alley
A disjointed local sports brief notes Ray Jerome a right handed pitcher seeking a semi pro team position. It mentions Indianapolis Tigers intent to play Sunday against fast state teams and lists various local contacts and times amid chaotic OCR.
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Rain Delays Grand Circuit Meeting at North Randall
Harness race program at North Randall track postponed by rain. Tuesday events shift to Saturday with five races including an added 2 10 pace on the revised card.
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Shade Seeks Sept. 3 Polo Grounds Bout With Berlenbach Greb or Walker
New York welterweight Dave Shade has signed to meet Paul Berlenbach Harry Greb or Mickey Walker at the Polo Grounds on September 3. Promoters are negotiating with the three boxers named by Shade.
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Tendler to Clash with Dundee in Philadelphia Tonight
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia meets Joe Dundee of Baltimore in a feature bout on a local bill. Rain washed out Tuesday's show, delaying the program to tonight.
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Sande to ride Dangerous in Chicago Derby at Hawthorne
Earl Sande famed as the greatest American jockey will pilot Dangerous, Gifford Cochrane's entry in the Chicago Derby at Hawthorne next Saturday. Sande previously rode Flying Ebony to Kentucky Derby victory and was offered 2500 dollars to ride Kentucky Cardinal in Saturday's race by J Frank Croissant.
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Rogue Tourney Leader After Two Days in Warsaw
D. W. Swisher of Campbellstown Ohio led the Warsaw Winona division of the American Rogue League after the second day’s play Tuesday, carrying seven games to his credit.
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Must Take Challenge By Times Epecial
William Muldoon of the New York State athletic commission says no bids will be entertained for the Dempsey Wills heavyweight match until Dempsey accepts the challenge filed by the black challenger. He notes uncertainty over a suitable venue and doubts large promoters would take the bout.
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