Chip Carbone Fight Ends In A Fast Draw At Idora Park
George Chip and Frank Carbone, middleweights, battled 12 rounds before 3,000 fans at Idora Park Youngstown in a fast, hard fought draw. Both men pressed early, with Carbone’s left hand keeping Chip at distance and rallies in rounds ten and eleven, ending with a bell after a furious exchange.
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Frank Carbone
Idora Park
Youngstown
Chip
Brooklyn
Carbone
New Castle
George
Carshort
Brooklyn Battler
Fights Roundup From Last Night Across Cities
In Boston Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson battled to a slashing 12 round draw. Jersey City saw Eddie Fitzsimmons KO Ralph Brady in the 11th. Halifax hosted Mike McTighe stopping young Brady in the fifth. New Orleans hosted Young Denny winning a 15 round decision over Marty Burke. Rochester N Y saw Kid Norfolk KO John Lester Johnson in the first round.
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Johnny Dundee
Willie Jackson
Jersey City
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Ralph Brady
Halifax
Mike McTighe
Young Brady
New Orleans
Young Denny
Marty Burke
Rochester
N. Y
Kid Norfolk
John Lester Johnson
Castle Cords Meet Fast Youngstown Nine
Castle Cords face the Baltimore and Ohio nine of Youngstown in a Wednesday afternoon baseball clash at Cascade Ball Park. The Castle Cards rely on their star lineup as Lowman or Malesky leads the Youngstown pitching. Both sides seek victory in the first of their meetings as the game starts at four o clock.
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Malesky
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Ohio
Bell Phone Drops Doubleheader On Radiators Grounds
The Bell Phones lost a doubleheader to the Radiators at the latter’s grounds Saturday. The first game ended 17 to 6 and the second 14 to 8. Umpires Southworth and Ol singer.
Castle Cord Jrs overpower Sampson St Sluggers 18 to 3
Castle Cord Jrs wins 18 to 3 over Sampson Street Sluggers. Klaber pitched well for Cord Jrs while Forest struggled for the losers as Cord Jrs advance to face West Side Stars. Game report notes 3 walks off Klaber and 8 off Forest with 5 and 1 strikeouts. Umpire was Birt.
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Castle Cord Jrs
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Castle Cord
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 to 1. St. Louis defeated New York 7 to 4. Brooklyn won 9 to 7 over Cincinnati while Chicago routed Boston 7 to 1. Today schedule includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Boston.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Baseball score roundup with multiple games
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0 while Cleveland beat New York 7 to 1 and St. Louis topped Boston 10 to 5. Washington versus Chicago was postponed due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
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Washington -Chicago
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Chicago
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Boston at St. Louis New York at Cleveland
Matchups list shows Boston facing St Louis New York to play Cleveland in a slate of major league games. The schedule notes multiple city pairings across the circuit.
Eddie Meehan Poised for 00-Metre Olympic Hope
Eddie Meehan of Notre Dame is a strong candidate for the 00-meter honors at the Olympic games. Yale and Harvard crews will have completed 15 days of Thames practice before their June 25 race. Billy Wright, Pacific coast welterweight champion, returned home after contracting rheumatism. H H Brown of Williams, national college two mile champion, had no track experience before college. California college athletes shine in the East in baseball tennis and track.
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Yale
Harvard
Thames
Billy Wright
Pacific Coast
East
H. H. Brown
Williams
Harvard trainer Whelan resigns over differences with Donovan
Cambridge gossip reports Dr. Charles Whelan the Harvard track supervisor resigned after disagreements with coach Pooch Donovan. Veteran reinsman Andy McDowell, once a top rider thirty years ago, scored two wins on the same day at Byberry Pennsylvania recently.
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Harvard
Andy McDowell
Byberry, Pa
Transatlantic Shipping Spurrious Horse Bets and Boxing News
Three racehorses Lucille Mec Pherson Roxy McPherson and Rex Dragon shipped from New York to London. Jerry Travers plans a comeback to challenge present stars for championship honors. O K Bill Brennan to meet Jack Dempsey when active. Battling Levinsky to fight Georges Carpentier next month. Frankie Burns noted for long career and recent strong bouts. Walter Hagen linked with British Open entries alongside Vardon Mitchell Ray and Duncan. Boston to get a new Arena replicating Philadelphia ice palace.
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Roxy McPherson
Rex Dragon
New York
London
Walter Hagen
America
Vardon
Mitchell
Ray
Duncan
Fordham Hires Joe Domoe as New Football Coach
Joe Domoe takes the Fordham football helm after a notable playing career at Fordham Lafayette and Layracuse. He is expected to field a strong gridiron outfit and marshal the squad with veteran experience and leadership.
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Fordham
Lafayette
Layracuse
Domoe
Moran Aims To Crown An Irish Heavyweight Champion
Frank Moran asserts from London he will become world heavyweight champion, quipping that a mule can try but he will not be such a thing. Charley Harvey reports Ted Lewis seeks Carpentier with $25,000 wagers, while Benny Leonard trains for boxing duties across cities after film work, aiming for a title shot plus speed in returning home.
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Charles Francis Moran
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Skinny Guys in the Derby Ring Story
Jimmy O Connor recalls old time boxing in Harlem where Marty Burke weighs 160 pounds and stands 6 feet 2 inches. Rube McCarthy, 6 feet 4 inches and 133 pounds, fights Benny Yanger and Elbows McFadden before a derby night clash with Billy Grupp ends in a brutal second round melee.
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Harlem
Marty Burke
New Orleans
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Rube McCarthy
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Benny Yanger
Elbows McFadden
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Grupp
Rube
Mr. Grupp
My Word Playing Bat In England
The Daily Express in London prints a glossary of American baseball slang used by U S players in Britain after the war. It lists phrases like Atta Boy, Bean the umpire, Hot stuff and Swat the pill with their English equivalents.
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London
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Daily Express
U. S
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Atta Boy
Bean
Office Wins From Mechanicals Team
Two to one was the score of the Mechanical Office force game in the Carnegie League last night, the Office winning in seven innings. Kirker pitched a no hit first inning, Withers had a two base hit, and a list of miscues and stats followed. The incident included a 7 foot 4 inch captain noted in a later paragraph.
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Kirker
Withers
Bryan
Ryan
Sankey
McFadden
Williams
Byron
G. Bechtel
Baseball Highlights From A Tumultuous Day
Burleigh Grimes paced the Dodgers past the Reds with two RBIs. Johnny Tobin starred for St Louis with a homer triple and double driving three runs in a win over Boston. Stanley Coveleskie limited the Yankees to five hits in a strong outing. Hornsby Fournier and Fernie Schupp powered St Louis over the Giants for a third straight win. Ayers sparked Detroit’s first shutout of the season against Oakland as Detroit clinched the series.
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Red Sox
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Hornsby
Fournier
Fernie Schupp
Cards
Giants
Ayers
Detroit
Elders Seek Saturday Game to Fill Open Slot
Elders lack a game for next Saturday the only open date before July 17. Interested teams should call 1814 R and request the Business Manager immediately.
Gibbons to sail for United States for bout talks
Tommy Gibbons and his manager Eddie Kane plan to sail from London on the Adriatic this week after a brief stay to arrange fights with Joe Beckett or Bombardier Wells. Beckett refused an immediate meeting but offered a first chance in America. he is expected to sail in September.
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Internationals News Service
London
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Eddie Kane
United States
Adriatic
Gibbons
Joe Beckett
Bombardier Wells
Beckett
America
Benson and McIwaine Dominate Plate in Scrappy Nine
Two base hits by Benson highlight a pitching duel as McIwain fans eight and Poyhoner seven. Walks total twenty two off McIItwaine and five off Benson.
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McIwain
Poyhoner
McIitwaine
Fatal kerosene fire claims child in Jefferson
In Jefferson Iowa under a kitchen fire started with kerosene, six year old daughter of Mrs. Richard Tilley died after her clothing ignited while the mother escaped by jumping into a water tank. The mother suffered serious injuries.
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Jefferson
Richard Tilley
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