Dyer and Glick in Fort Go boxing card altered
Joe Jawson of Milwaukee cannot box Sidney Glick next Tuesday due to an injury. Eddie Dyer of Terre Haute will take his place in the Fort Harrison program, a match fans expect will satisfy as Dyer once edged Glick. The card features Hahn versus Milton and Cox versus Cecil among six round bouts with regional fighters from Louisville Evansville and Anderson.
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Milwaukee
Sidney Glick
Ft. Harrison
Porter
Boston
Janson
Eddie Dyer
Terre Haute
Dyer
Glick
Ray Hahn
Indianapolis
Tommy Milton
Poledo
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Royal Cox
Ally F Cecil
Louisville
Nsville
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Ovile
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Major league scores and highlights from Thursday games
ChicaS drops five hits as Philadelphia ends skid with a 5 1 victory over Cleveland. Meusel drives in the winning run for the Giants in a 4 3 13 inning win over Cincinnati. Ruth strikes out twice as Yankees fall to Tigers 6 3 Cobb goes 4 for 4. Cardinals beat Braves 4 3 sealing jubilee. Vance slows Pirates as Robins win 6 2. Senators drop to Browns 9 6. White Sox top Red Sox 5 1.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them
Buick proclaims quality pledge linking brand promise to future models. The ad asserts Buick’s commitment to innovation and reliability, positioning the company as the maker of superior automobiles for discerning buyers.
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Kentucky Cardinal Leads Croissant Stable for Hawthorne Arrival
The Kentucky Cardinal and twenty three other entries from the G. Frank Croissant stable are set to arrive at Hawthorne track Monday for the summer meeting, announced by the Chicago Business Men's Racing Association.
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Business Men's Racing Association
Cowboys Tie Indians for Third in AA Race as Krueger Sold
The Kansas City Blues beat the Indians 7 to 5 to stay tied for third in the AA race. Ernie Krueger was sold to the Cincinnati Reds for 15000 dollars after Florence’s deal to San Antonio fell through. Cincinnati aimed to land Elmer Smith, but that move collapsed. Krueger’s departure ends his Indianapolis tenure.
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Sam Langford Fades From Fame As Champion Boxers Struggle
The veteran boxer Sam Langford, once a top fistiana, now lives in poverty in Chicago. Once earning thousands, he wanders as a shadow boxer and gym instructor in the Loop, saying he is broke after spending freely in better health.
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Terris Wins Ten Round Bout Over Moran in Brooklyn
Sid Terris defeated Pal Moran of New Orleans in ten rounds in Brooklyn drawing about ten thousand spectators. Terris used speed and hard early punches to bruise and cut Moran, who stayed game to the final round despite a punishing onslaught.
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United Press
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New Orleans
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Indians Edge Blues In Tight Kansas City Beat
In a slugger filled game Kansas City defeats Indianapolis 6 to 4. Zinn, Yoter and Scott sparked the offense with two base hits apiece while Meun and Allen contributed key runs. Pitchers faced disciplined lineups as the game ended with narrow margins and late scoring.
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Northrup Tops Scorers in Wolverines Wisconsin Dual
Northrup of Michigan led scoring in the Wolverines versus Wisconsin dual meet with 11 points as the top individual scorer.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Wisconsin
Indians Triumph in Tough Outing As Zinn Shines
Immy Zinn struck out four in four innings and Ryan Maun, Allen, and Ernie Maun homered for the Indians. Johnny Hodapp left after a hit by pitch while the Reds consider a major trade to reinforce catching.
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Akan
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
League tables show Philadelphia leading with a 38 1 75 record unit, Detroit at 26 30 464, York 23 33 411, Boston 22 36 .379, and other teams including Indianapolis Columbus Toledo Milwaukee Louisville and New York with varying wins losses and percentages. American League notes include Philadelphia and Chicago games with notable players Huntzinger Snyder May Hargrave and Hartnett and a thirteen inning New York victory.
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Tilden and Richards Meet in Metropolitan Clay Court Final
William A. Tilden and Vincent Richards, two top rivals, prepared to face off in the championship at the New York Tennis Club after both won their Thursday semi finals. Richards defeated Manuel Alonso 6-4 6-4 6-1, while Tilden beat Jack Wright 6-3 6-2 6-1.
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Tilden
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Stecher to Meet Judson in Chicago Elks Colisem Bout
Negotiations continue for a feature match at the Elks mat show in Chicago with Joe Stecher and Frank Judson, former Harvard wrestling instructor, set for next Friday. A small hitch concerns purse delay affecting the contract.
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Joe Stecher
Frank Judson
Harvard University
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Stribling Bout Set in Chicago Arena for July 3
Georgia boxer Stribling signs to meet Roy McCormick of Boston at East Chicago on July 3. Gene Tunney the light heavyweight champion has agreed to fight King Solomon, a youthful heavyweight, on July 17 at the same arena.
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Georgia
Roy McCormick
Boston
Gene Tunney
King Solomon
Trap Shoot Victory at Indianapolis Gun Club
George Wendling of North Salem Indiana won the 150 target singles with 146 at the Indianapolis Gun Club. W B Burford Jr of this city placed second with 145 and McIntire Klein and Fry tied for third with 142. F M Harter of Richmond scored 25 in handicap from twenty yards and Wiggam won the doubles shoot off with a 40 of 50. Burford was high gun with 208 of 225 and chalked a 101 straight.
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Independent Baseball Sevens and Local Clubs Schedule Weekend Doubleheaders
Multiple local teams announce weekend games across Marion and surrounding counties. Doubleheaders set at Riverside No and Hill's Camp with several open dates noted. Contacts listed for scheduling plus notes on standings and nearby cities.
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Yale Victors In Two Regatta Races At Eastern Rowing Classic
Yale freshmen won the first race by two lengths and Yale junior varsity eight followed with a similar margin over Harvard on the Thames river. Official times were 9:51.25 to 10:01 and 9:50 to 10:02.
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Prestos HEN the Prestos Face Eagles in Double Header
The Prestos leading the Commercial League clash with the Eagles in a Pennsy Park twin bill Saturday afternoon. Joe Kelly will be at first base, batting .400, and is a standout among the Prestos. His brother, Mike Kelly, formerly a AA catcher, now manages a Spartanburg Sally League club. A large crowd is expected as rivalry runs high with the first game at 2 o clock.
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Indiana hosts conference on state high school and college sports
A conference on problems of Indiana high school and college sports opened in Bloomington under the Indiana University department of physical education. Representatives from nearly all state colleges and larger high schools attended, with Arthur L. Trester, secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, among the speakers.
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Indiana High School Athletic Association
Frank O'Rourke Shines For Tigers This Season
Frank O'Rourke has been delivering a solid all round season for the Tigers showing strong hitting and timely contributions. His consistent play has boosted the team’s offense and overall performance.
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The
Tigers
Shea to Clash with Smith in East Chicago Fight
Eddie Shea the Italian 118 pounder meets Harold Smith stockyards bantam in a ten round bout in East Chicago. It is Shea s final appearance before challenging Charley Phil Rosen berg for the title on July 15.
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Chicago
Ind
Eddie Shea
Harold Smith
Stockyards Bantam
Shea
Charley Phil Rosenberg
British Cop Hennessey and Casey Lose Three Out of Five
In Eastbourne England on June 19 the British team defeated the American pair Ray Casey and John Hennessey 3 to 2 in a five match tennis encounter. Casey fell to J B Gilbert 9-7 9-7 6-8 in the final set after Hennessey beat Wheatley 7-5 6-2 4-6 7-5 to tie the singles. The Americans and British split the singles with both Casey and Hennessey losing one singles match each and the doubles result giving Britain the edge.
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England
Ray Casey
John Hennessey
Casey
J. B. Gilbert
Hennessey
J. D. P. Wheatley
Pennsylvanian rowing coach resigns before regatta
Jim Rice, coach of the University of Pennsylvania rowing crews, resigns effective when Penn’s varsity shell finishes the season’s big race. He leaves for the same reason as former head coach Joe Wright, who departed a month earlier after clashes with the rowing committee.
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Jim Rice
University of Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Rice
Joe Wright
Wright
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