Cummings Leads Western Amateur Qualifiers In Match Play
Dexter Cummings paced medal play with a record 68 and 70 for 138 to lead thirty one golfers into the first day of match play at Lochmoor Country Club Detroit. Harrison Johnston defends as the field includes Buddy Knepper R A Stranahan and other notables with rounds featuring light wind and cloud cover.
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Lochmoor Country Club
Detroit
Dexter Cummings
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
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Buddy Knepper
Chicago
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Harrison R. Johnston
Rial Rolfe
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Boston Boy Jim Maloney Draws National Spotlight
The Collier’s account alleged Jack Kearns tried to lure heavyweight Jim Maloney from his manager McGrath with promises of wealth and Dempsey title shots. Boston papers and national press amplified Maloney’s fame, while Maloney chose to stay with McGrath and pursue title glory honestly.
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New York Track News and Boxing Results
The piece covers New Zealand sprinter E Porr itt testing sea legs in the 220 winning and 100 placing. readers learn walking is a complex track event judged for fair play. plus New York boxing results Willie Harmon defeats Paul Doyle and Johnny Reisler wins in ten rounds.
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New Orleans
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Taylor to Headline Bantam Card in Aurora July 31
Indiana promoter Mullen says Terre Haute bantamweight Bnd Taylor will be one of the principals in the wind up of a boxing show in Aurora on July 31 and promises to sign the best bantamweight available as his opponent.
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Cubs Purchase Hall From Macon in Sally League Deal
The Chicago Cubs bought 21 year old third baseman Hall from Macon of the Sally League for about $7,000. Described as a hustler and right handed hitter, Hall will report after the Sally season ends.
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Local baseball and club notices across Indiana play Sunday games
Indiana clubs advertise upcoming Sunday contests at Riley Park Brookside Park Fortville and Pennsy Park. teams include Triangles Juniors Gaghel Alamand Druids End Mi Company Cards Spades A C Keystones and Arsenal Cubs with meetings announced at several addresses and contact numbers for players and organizers in Cumberland Indianapolis and surrounding towns.
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Grand Circuit Racing Receives Mixed Toledo Results
Toledo Tuesday results include first race 200 pace with three heats and $1000 purse. Notable entries include Braden K Direct and El Verso, with Second Aircee divisions and multiple heats. Also listed are American Association and American League matchups plus a framed bout case in Yuma with fines and jail terms.
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Risko to headline at Ft Benjamin Harrison arena
Cleveland heavyweight John Risko heads a July 21 card at Ft Benjamin Harrison arena with Jack McDonald in the main event. Larry Posen faces Eddie Staten in an eight round semi while prelims are to be announced. previous show results included Happy Atherton over Harry Forbes and Louie Lavelle over Tommy Milton in ten rounds.
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Butch Carr
Jack McDonald
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Toledo
Eddie Staten
Louisville
Happy Atherton
Harry Forbes
Louie Lavelle
Tommy Milton
Johnny Walker
Wallie Patterson
Tommy O'Laughlin
Abe Kabakoff
George Grammell
Terre Haute
Forbes
Tonight's Fight Card at Tomlinson Hall
Tonight's boxing program lists Keith vs Wilson in eight rounds and Orme vs Coble in four rounds at Tomlinson Hall at 8:30 p m. AlsoWick vs Shineves six rounds and Pruitt vs Hall added to the lineup with light bouts including Koval.
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Indians Hit Road for Final Midwest Series
Minneapolis report notes two remaining road series for the Indians before returning to Indianapolis and Washington Park on July 24. The Tribesmen open versus the Millers in a series through Saturday then move to St. Paul to face the Saints. A fatigued pitching staff faced a brutal stretch in Kansas City and Milwaukee with ten games in seven days.
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Boxers Cleared After Berlenbach Fractured Hand Report
New Jersey officials upheld the boxers after a physician reported Paul Berlenbach the world light heavyweight champion fractured his hand in Mondays bout with Young Marullo. The purses were awarded to the fighters.
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Major Homer Leaders Cardinals and Yankees in Latest Standings
Briefs note Hornsby and the St Louis Cardinals leading while Meusel of the New York Yankees features among top hitters. Rournier with the Robins and Bottomley with the Cards are listed among notable players.
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Frankie Genaro Slated For Dead Boy's Title
Henry L Farrell reports New York boxing commissioners to recognize Frankie Genaro as the new world flyweight champion after Pancho Villa's death. Genaro defeated Villa in the past and is urged to defend the title. Villa was famed for music and fashion and died from throat infection during surgery.
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Trap Stars Bear Down in Annual State Title Show
Trapshooters at the Indianapolis Gun Club chased the singles crown with 200 targets per entry. M E Dewire of Hamilton led last year but finished behind eleven rivals after a 190 in the prelim. Seth Klein won the Tuesday 100 target event in a shoot off with Base of Hammond. Marion County team claimed the five man team trophy. J R Graham and J R Taylor posted top marks of 198 and 197 respectively Tuesday.
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Unclear historical baseball results and team names
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Pirates Top Robins in Steal Fueled Victory
Pirates defeated the Robins with a seven base theft spree led by a sharp baserunning effort. Fipoce contributed offensively as Daz struggled, while the Pirates clinched the win with aggressive play on the basepaths.
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Indiana Kentucky A A U meet draws strong soldier entries
The Indiana Kentucky A A U track and field meet at the State fairground grows more competitive as Fort Harrison servicemen Wise and Parent enter. Former Greenfield sprinter Frank Cook and Monticello’s John Rothrock join a field near seventy entries. Elliott of Butler and Ernst duel in the five mile, with Ernst coming off a marathon finish this spring.
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Percy Jones Emerges as Promising Cubs Pitcher
The Chicago Cubs show confidence in Percy Jones as a rising pitcher. He has won most of his starts and appears to be a key part of the rotation going forward.
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Feature net play at meet unfolds on clay courts
At St Louis July 15 sunny day opens with promising progress in the fifth day of the national clay court tennis championships. Stars like Big Bill Tilden advance in singles while George Lott Jr defeats Sandy Weiner. Tilden and Weiner win an exhibition doubles as Bastian meets Winking and other feature matches include Thalheimer and Smith in St Louis.
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Shelbyville Meets A B C s in Thursday Park Showdown
Shelbyville Nationals host the A B C s at Washington Park on Thursday after noon with four thirty start. Indianapolis players, including Mike Qualters, will umpire. A B C s closed their Negro National League series with St Louis Stars 10 to 5 as Shelbyville pounded 12 hits led by Martin with three.
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