Kansas tutors emphasize basketball fundamentals drills
University of Kansas coaches demonstrate key movements in boxing stance and first baseman stance for offense and defense. They train ground work, footwork, and coordination to create ready positions and a twenty foot circle. Hook pass technique aims to draw defenders and pass through them.
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Babe Gus Claims Title Over Strangler Lewis in Boston
In Fenway Park Gus defeated Strangler Lewis to win the world heavyweight championship in a fast ten minute bout. The crowd of about twenty five thousand paid around ninety thousand dollars to witness the second opener of the program. Lewis was felled twice by a flying tackle borrowed from football and the match ended with Gus retaining the title. Promoters Coffey and Kane announced a defense in Chicago in September against an opponent chosen by the Union Athletic Commission.
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Neodesha District Baseball Tourney Draws Set
Drawings for the third district spare baseball meet to be held in Neodesha Kansas include Pittsburg and Cotgeyville in early July games scheduled at 9 o clock and 10 o clock in Chanute. The sparse readable text notes AP and mentions Giants pitcher and baseball pricing debates with personal anecdotes about player values and past payments.
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Shake-downs alleged in boxing practice probe
Chicago July 10 report says the boxing commission found evidence that boxers were coerced into submitting to a shake-down to secure purses and spots on fight cards. It notes fixers extract portions of purses through managers and warns long suspensions would follow after a formal notice on Tuesday.
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Journal World Beats Bankers 6 to 2 in Industrial League clash
The Journal World defeated the Bankers 6 to 2 in yesterday evenings Industrial League game. Journal scoring came in two late bursts with hits by Dicker Cooley and Miller, aided by Bankers errors. Box score lists Gossett Miller and Faith among players, with Cox and Mullin on the mound and Nelson umpiring.
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Bantamweight Al Bro Suspended by State Athletic Panel
July 10 report notes bantamweight Al Bro from Banana suspended indefinitely by the Minnesota Athletic Commission for failing to honor a Denmark bout contract. Also: Mickey Walker-Lomski bout postponed to August 19 at promoter Joseph Kerjieay’s request, Walker citing training delays. Tod Morgan loses decision to Goldieess in Angeles. Sammy Mandell finds training camp at Hawthorne for 135-pound defense against Tory Canzoneri. Steve Smith set to meet Chocolate Fetherweight in Bridgeport. Kid Chocolate fights Ignacio Fernandez at Ebbets Field night’s opener.
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Blessed Sacrament, Liberty Post vie for district title
Kansas City Kan. hosts American Legion senior baseball final between Blessed Sacrament and Liberty Post Thursday at 4 PM after a 2:30 PM Kiwanis league prelim. Tickets 50 cents from members or Carl's Clothing. District winner advances to state tournament in Wichita July 24 25 26, with regional and national finals to follow.
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Boxing roundup shows mixed results from four matches
From New York Tony Canzoneri outpointed Phil Mead in Detroit while Johnny Burns defeated Ted Ross in California. See Rivers scored a points win over Jimmy Sacco in Boston. The report notes a fourth bout in Cedar Rapids with Rivers causing another decision.
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Boston
Live Ball Sparks Heavy Hitting Across Majors
New York reports Major League baseball shows unusually lively hitting with 108 hits across four games last week and 28 hits in a St Louis clash, while owners weigh changes. England to send veteran women's tennis team to challenge the United States in the seventh Wightman Cup at Forest Hills August 9 and 10.
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Evans Out. Western Amateur Golf Qualifiers Mixed
The thirtieth annual Western Amateur golf tournament opens with CHI Evans missing from the 32 match play qualifiers. Ward of Kansas City is disqualified for an incorrect score entry in a partner’s tally. Contenders include Don Moe of Portland and Keefe Carter of Oklahoma City among others.
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Larkspur Favored in Arlington Classic With 60000 Added Money
Chicago July 1. R Bradley's Blue Larkspur remains the favorite for the American classic at Arlington Park Saturday. The race offers 60000 added money after disappointing showings of Clyde Van Duesen and Windy City yesterday. Local connections expect a strong performance from the Derby winner.
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Baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
National League games listed include New York Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 1, Boston 6, St Louis 7, Philadelphia 4 in ten innings. American Association Kansas City Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 9, Columbus 2, Toledo 11 in darkness. Western League Tulsa Wichita Denver 8? Oklahoma City 1. JOP League Chicago and Philadelphia 4, New York and St Louis 7, Detroit 1 with rain.
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Fairview July Fourth Fireworks Gathering at Wells Hill
Residents and guests gathered on Wells Hill for July Fourth fireworks in Fairview. Attendees included the Turners, Howards, Garretts, Wells family, Peters, Niselys, Dreher, Ralston, Cooper, Brown, Ross, Leary, and Pine households. The evening featured ice cream and cake and extended visits with relatives from Lawrence and local families.
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Mary Marshall
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Long Fourth of July Gatherings Across Lawrence Area
A shoreline of social visits marks the Fourth in Lawrence with families such as the Mil lers Koehlers and Browns joining at S T Griffin home and various relatives traveling to Garnett and Kansas City. The community shares picnics, church choir notes, and reflect on local clubs while residents recount livestock incidents and Meadow Lark 4 H club events.
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Belleview
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Peters
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