Dempsey May Fight Winner Gibbons Tunney Bout Preview
The article predicts a Dempsey challenger as Gibbons and Tunney meet for fifteen rounds at the Polo Grounds. It notes Gibbons' punch and fast thinking as advantages, weighs in at about 185 pounds, and mentions Dempsey’s offer to meet the winner. Dodgers fall to Cubs 11 to 8 after Taylor’s three-run homer.
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Slattery Boxing Schoendorf In Avon Park Showdown
Jiminy Slattery of Buffalo faces Milwaukee’s Jack Schoendorf in a 10 round bout at Avon Park near Girard Ohio. Slattery is favored after a two round win over Pittsburgh’s Jack Burke. Three preliminaries feature George Chip refereeing the prelims with Dick Nugent as main bout referee.
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Harlansburg Takes Pair Of Victories
Harlansburg earned a double victory defeating Slippery Rock Normal Reserves 17 to 7 and McCaslin 14 to 2. B Dean allowed four hits in nine innings as Harlansburg hitters totaled 19, scoring eight runs in the second inning to overwhelm McCaslin. Pitchers B Dean and C Campbell started for Harlansburg with R Magen and Benna hoff for McCaslin.
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Baseball scores and today’s matchups across leagues
National League results yesterday include Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 7 Boston 6 Chicago 11 Brooklyn 9 New York 11 St Louis 10. Today Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh New York visits St Louis Brooklyn visits Chicago Boston at Cincinnati. American League totals show Philadelphia 12 Boston 2 and New York 3 Cleveland 11 St Louis 10 with several games: Chicago Detroit not scheduled St Louis at New York Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston.
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Benny Leonard To Act As Second For Gene Tunney
The world light heavyweight champion Benny Leonard will return to the ring not as fighter but as chief second for Gene Tunney in his fifteenth round bout. Tom Gibbons will be the primary second with Billy Gibson, while Leonard’s former manager and Tunney’s present manager provide advisory support.
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Union Hopes To Defeat Ellwood In Weekend Games
Union Athletic Club led by Claude Patton travels to Ellwood City Saturday to try to upset the league leaders. Coaltown meets Energy while Mahoningtown faces the Electrics. Wampum at Bessemer promises a pennant battle. Umpires did not attend a meeting as sessions were canceled due to lack of representatives.
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Studebakers Lose To Indies In Cedar Street Clash
The Lawrence Indies defeated the Studebakers 8 to 6 on Cedar Street grounds Thursday evening. Yeager pitched effectively and drove in a run with a double, contributing to the Indies’ early scoring. Zarilla reached base on Yeager’s hit as part of a two-hit performance that included a triple. S. Ross added an extra-base hit as the Indies built a 4-0 lead in the first two innings and held the Studebakers scoreless except for a two-run second inning.
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Lawrence Midgets Seek Ball Game In City Matches
Lawrence Midgets seek a fast ball game schedule with several teams eager for top class attractions. Interested clubs should contact George Zidaw at 104 Wilder Avenue or call 2487-R between 6 and 8 o clock. Teams listed include The $8, Midgens, Oakland Stars, West Side Midgets and the Deyl Sige.
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Hardsome Gene By Feg Murray
Gene Tunney is praised for looks and intellect in this light profile. The piece notes Tunney’s possible future as a fighter against strong rivals and contrasts his traits with those of Corbett Sullivan and Dempsey. It highlights Tunney’s gentlemanly character and boxing potential.
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Dempsey Promises To Meet Winner Of Tonight's Battle
Billy Gibson says Jock Dempsey will box the Tunney Gibbons winner before end of season. Dempsey’s quote confirms plans and hopes for a sellout crowd. Meanwhile Lawrence Indies face Paige Jewetts Saturday at 2 30 on Gadar Street grounds in a decisive clash.
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Giants Clash Tigers Tonight in Walton Field Clash
Giants and Tigers meet in the King Tut league at Walton field with both teams in good form. The rivalry comes as the Yankees streak ends with Ruether shutting down the Yanks and the Senators winning 8 to 3 helped by Judge Smoots two homers.
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Jones Favored In Open Golf Playoff At Worcester Club
Thousands gather at Worcester Country Club to witness Bobby Jones and Willie MacFarlane in a 18 hole medal playoff for the U S Open title. Jones, holder of the amateur championship, is considered the favorite as MacFarlane faces the strain of the 72 hole grind and intense sun.
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Boyles A C Defeat Spooks 2 1 At Boyles Field
The Boyles A C with pitcher Sergeant defeated the Spooks 2 to 1 Wednesday evening at Boyles field. Spooks starter Turco allowed three hits in five innings while the Boyles scored both their runs in the fourth. Scoring by innings shows Spooks zeroes through the first three frames and a lone run in the fourth, with Boyles answering in the fourth to take the lead. Batteries: Spooks Turco and Mz Tina Long. Boyles A C Sergeant and Christman.
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Giants fall as injuries hit in rough baseball day
The Giants suffered losses while Lindstrom and McQuillan were hurt on the arm and several players were removed. Meanwhile the Athletics won 12 2 in a jog, the Todlany beat the Browns 11 to 9, and the Reds ended a losing streak by beating the Braves in the 11th. Bancroft broke a leg in a rare injury and will be out for two weeks.
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Colored Stars Trim Hillsville In Slugfest Victory
Colored Stars edged Hillsville by a wide margin after coming from behind. Lank McCullaugh and Bil Hood homered while Pape fanned 11 as Jamison struggled. Stars delivered timely hits in key innings to seal the win and a stronger box score followed.
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Loose Nuts In Camp Troubled Town Riot
Loose Nuts a.k.a. human fish have opened unrest at Yap fear Wilington Junction. They already caused two plunge incidents into the Neshannock river near the camp, raising safety concerns for locals and authorities.
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Central Christians Triumph In Brief Darkened Game
Hiler pitched a three hit game for the Central Christians who defeated First Baptist in an abbreviated five inning contest halted by darkness at the Church Léasgua on Thursday. Jones slugged a triple and two homers driving in three runs, Evans added a homer as Nolan, Shaffer and Jones starred with the bat. Fox made a highlight fielding catch for Baptist.
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