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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

9

Mandell Bonded After Adams Ring Death in Kansas City

Sammy Mandell lightweight champion was released on $5,000 bond after a coroner's inquest was ordered in the death of Steve Adams of Chicago from a ring injury in Kansas City. Adams died after a second round fall during the ten round title bout. The coroner cited a possible neck injury and investigators planned to determine if the neck was broken by the fall or a blow. Mandell expressed grief saying he would rather lose the title than harm his opponent.

Associated Press Kansas City Kans Sammy Mandell Steve Adams Chicago Token Neck Chase Adams Hayward Walter Bates L. D. Mathien State Boxing Commission H. W. Hargiss Emporia Leslie Edmundson Topeka F. C. Allen University of Kansas Commission Mandell Bates

Transcontinental race talk and Levett the Human Dynamo

In a lively column a narrator contests C C Pyle s claim of a $25 000 transcontinental race and promotes Levett the Human Dynamo who plans to depart Los Angeles September 1 with a full support caravan He predicts about sixty days to reach New York or Yucatan weather and road conditions will shape the trek and the piece notes Levett s entourage including drivers a cook a radio and time keepers, while contrasting endurance running with riding cross country.

C. C. Pyle Los Angeles Old Doe Seiler Levett Mark Kelly Paul Lowry Bob Cronin H. D Pyle Norun Mr. Pyle California Arizona New Mexico U. S. Cavalry Allen H. Foster Ted Lewis Yucatan New York Shank Pullman

Cy Young Sees Record Standing Forever

Cy Young believes his major league pitching record will never be surpassed. He notes his 608 wins came in 873 games over 22 seasons, with 50 complete games a year and no ten man staffs. He left baseball in 1911.

Pittsburgh Cy Young Young Peoli Ohio Cleveland

Scientist Tests Show Dogs Remain Calm at Films

Tests by a scientist indicate dogs are indifferent to motion pictures while cats show fear at certain films including dog pictures. The study notes cats display fear responses to some animal images, contrasting with dogs' calm behavior.

Crackers and Vols Open Four-Game Series Today

The Atlanta Crackers face the Tennessee Volunteers in a four game set after a run of mixed results. Fred Johnson for Tennessee and Pete Fowler for Atlanta headline the pitching matchups as both clubs look to gain ground in the standings. Memphis beat New Orleans 5 1 while others were rained out in a quiet slate.

Atlanta Crackers Birmingham Vols Fred Johnson Johnson Crackers Pete Fowler Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Mobile Little Rock Chattanooga Chicks Bonnelly Pels Amily

Archer the Cubs star trains to lead hog yodlers

Jimmy Archer once of the Chicago Cubs trains for the Springfield Illinois hog calling contest set for the summer. He works at a large packing plant and cites farm days for his skill. New rules rate volume 50 percent persuasiveness 25 percent melody 26 percent. Senators Boyd of Galva Wilson of Pinckneyville among entrants with last year's champion Guy Bender in good voice.

Copeland C. Burg International News Service Chicago Jimmy Archer Chicago Cubs Archer Springfield Ill Mid-West Illinois Ralph Boyd Galva Harry Wilson Pinckeyville Guy Bender

Dodgers style pitcher leads Robins to fourth straight win over Braves

Hudlin’s mound ace Jim Elliott, towering for the Robins from Terre Haute, powered a 6 to 2 victory as he allowed only four hits and displayed Johnsonian speed. The Red Sox followed with a 6 to 1 win over the Senators behind Harris seven hits.

Hudlin Jim Elliott Robins Braves Terre Haute Vance Walter Johnson Boston Red Sox Senators Harris Washington

Racing Meets Open and Close Across Cities

Kentucky Jockey Club closes in Louisville while Washington Park Jockey Club opens in Chicago. Westchester Racing Association meets at Belmont Park and Fairmount Jockey Club at Collinsville. Golf opens with French Amateur Championship at Wimbleux and Jess Sweetser leads the Victor Tournament in Bronxville. International rifle championships in Rome. Archie Bell meets Kid Patterson in London and Homer Robertson faces Benny Ross in Buffalo.

Kentucky Jockey Club Louisville Washington Park

Fijian Boxer Ratu Ba Wins Major Victory

In Sava Fiji on June 1 a long awaited win by champion boxer Ratu Ba is described. The piece recalls historic invasions by the Tonga Group and notes the shift in local sentiment toward Tongan power, ending with Ba’s celebrated victory.

Sava Fiji Tonga

Fiji boxer wins 11 round bout in Nakualofa City

The fight ended after 11 exhausting rounds on a vacant lot in Nakualofa City. Stake was 125 dollars with gate money split after expenses. Fakaua of Vaini, Tonga was defeated on points by the Fijian who claimed victory without a knockout.

Fakaua Vaini Tonga Nakualofa City

Laughed From Minors Lands in Big Loops

Cincinnati June 1 A youngster teased into the majors makes the Reds roster. Ray Kolp started in Akron's International League system with Harry Smith, ex Giant, catching Christy Mathewson. Smith boasted of that, but the youth never won a game behind the plate. The Browns then took Smith, who played three seasons before moving on to St Paul, while Kolp returns to the Reds.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Scazoti Ray Kolp Akron Harry Smith Christy Mathewson Christy Smith St. Louis Browns Them St. Paul The Reds

Phils Defeat Pirates On First Day Invasion Of West

The Philadelphia Nationals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 4 in Pittsburgh marking the east’s early victory in the interleague clash. Lee Meadows suffered the loss as Philadelphia exploded for seven runs in one inning, the eighth. The Yankees won 2 to 1 over the Athletics on a ninth inning hit by Dugan, despite a leg injury.

PHILS Pirates West Philadelphia Nationals Pittsburgh Lee Meadows Quakers Meadows Philadelphia Yankees Athletics Dugan Jer

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