Marquard Earns Sixteenth Straight Victory in Boston
Special to The New York Times. Rube Marquard won his sixteenth consecutive win of the season as the Giants defeated Boston. He allowed six hits in the first three innings and steadied, despite roughing by the locals. Doyle and Devlin stood out for Boston, with Miller, Campbell, and Merkle notable for New York. A double header is scheduled for tomorrow.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Marquard
Herzog
Shafer
McDonad
Arthur Devlin
Braves
Doc Miller
Kirke
Devlin
Giants
Murray
Becker
Meyers
Campbell
Miller
Houser
O’rourke
Rariden
Perdue
Fletcher
Merkle
Emslie
Sweeney
Snodgrass
Doyle
Brennan
Rucker Shuts Out Phillies in Washington Park Tilt
Rucker blanked Philadelphia 7 to 0 at Washington Park as the Phillies managed only three hits through two innings. Wheat homered for Brooklyn, while Eppa Rixey worked the late innings for Philadelphia and appeared solid overall.
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Tucker
Philadelphians
Washington Park
Eppa Rixey
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
Wheat
Brooklyn
Abrhpoa
Abrhpoa Moran
Pask’t
Daly
Downey
Smith
C’vath
O 'Bert
Omagee
Olud
Hum
Knabe
Tooley
Doolan
Walsh
Chicago Beats St Louis 8 6 In St Louis Game
Chicago won 8 to 6 over St Louis. Willis pitched seven innings, Lavendar and Cheney relieved. Zimmerman Wingo Huggins Evans doubled and homered. Magee Konetchy Sheckard Safer stole bases. Umpires Kiem and Bush. Time two hours twenty minutes.
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Willis
Geyer
Huggins
Evarts
Smith
Cricaeo
Ccasecssese Et Fools
Usgece Ie
Zimmerman
Wingo
Evans
Tinker
Magee
Konetchy
Safer
Sheckard
Cheney
Lavender
St. Louis
Messrs
Kiem and
Bush
Maine pitcher Stobie signed by Boston club
Boston reports George Stobie of the University of Maine has been signed by President McAleer of the Boston Americans after interest from the Philadelphia Athletics. Baseball today features two games at 2 PM with the New York Americans visiting Boston at American League Park. admission 50 cents.
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Boston
George Stobie
University of Maine
McAleer
Philadelphia Athletics
Stobie
Baseball Today
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
In the American League Boston beat New York 11 to 3 while Washington defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2 and Cleveland topped Detroit 6 to 2. Chicago downed St. Louis 8 to 1. In the National League New York beat Boston 5 to 2 and Philadelphia lost to Brooklyn 0 to 0? Pittsburgh at Cincinnati postponed by rain. Chicago 7 St. Louis 6. In the International League Buffalo won 7 to 4 over Jersey City and Toronto 3 Newark 2 with Rochester 7 Providence 2 and Baltimore 4 Montreal 2.
Where They Play Today American League and National League
In the American League Boston plays New York in a two game set while Washington visits Philadelphia Cleveland travels to Detroit and St. Louis goes to Chicago. In the National League New York meets Boston in two games Philadelphia visits Brooklyn Cincinnati battles Pittsburgh Chicago hosts St. Louis Buffalo plays Jersey City Toronto visits Newark Rochester at Providence Montreal travels to Baltimore in two games.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Batteries and Batterymen Lead East Coast Matches
In Baltimore and Jersey City and Newark and Providence score lines show teams Montreal Buffalo Toronto Rochester and Newark. Batteries pairing Beebe Roth Hager man Rondeau Maxwell Bemis and others appear with listed scores and positions across the venues.
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Jersey City
R.H.E. Buffalo
Beebe and Roth
Mansor, Hagerman
Rondeau
Newark
Toronto
Maxwell and
Bemis
Dent and Smith
Minor League Scores From Tri-State League Night
The Tri State League results show Wilmington 4 Harrisburg 7 at Wilmington. Trenton 7 York 1 at Trenton. Allentown Johnstown 6 4. Allentown 6 Johnstown 0. Atlantic City 8 Reading 8.
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Wilmington
Harrisburg
Trenton
York
Allentown
Johnstown
Atlantic City
Reading
Scored Baseball Twin City Matchups Reported Across Cities
At Kansas City Kansas City the St Paul team won 7 to 0. In Milwaukee Minneapolis game ended 2 to 1 with Milwaukee ahead. Indianapolis played Louisville in rain. Toledo Columbus match went 14 to 6 with Toledo on top.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
New England League Scores Reported In Brief
In Lawrence Lowell games the score was 5 to 8 with Lawrence leading. Fall River beat Haverhill 10 to 2. Worcester defeated Lynn 11 to 2. New Bedford posted 9 against Brockton, with the result incomplete.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
Haverhill
Worcester—Lynn
Worcester
New Bedford
Brockton
Connecticut League Scoreboard Action Delays Darkness
In a long 16 inning game at New Haven Springfield, New Haven 8 defeated Springfield 3 as darkness halted play. Holyoke beat Waterbury 5 to 4. Bridgeport topped Hartford 11 to 3 and 6 to 2 against Hartford and Bridgeport.
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New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Hartford
New York State League Scores and Rain Delays
Albany-Syracuse 2 Wilkesbarre-Binghamton 9. Wilkesbarre wins at Albany. Troy-Utica 10 Troy 4. Elmira at Scranton postponed due to rain.
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Albany
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Troy
Utica
Elmira
Scranton
Virginia League Scores Reported for Portsmouth Norfolk
In Portsmouth Norfolk the final was 6 to 0 with Portsmouth defeating nearby opponents. Petersburg Newport News matched 7 runs against Petersburg as the Petersburg team fielded a strong lineup. Richmond Roanoke produced a 6 run showing while Richmond suffered a loss with L noted in the record.
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Virginia League
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Petersburg
Newport News
Pacific Coast League Scores Highlight Western Play
In A PCL slate the Los Angeles Vernon team beat Portland 8 to 2. San Francisco defeated Oakland 9 to 5. Sacramento triumphed over San Francisco 11 to 3 in the listed games.
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Atos Angeles
Vernon
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Titus Traded to Boston Braves for Miller
Boston officials announced on June 21 that John Titus, an outfielder for the Philadelphia National League team, was traded to the Boston Nationals in exchange for outfielder Doc Miller.
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Boston
John Titus
Philadelphia
Boston Nationals
Doc”’ Miller
White Plains Dominates Piping Rock Juniors In Polo Match
White Plains faced the Piping Rock Juniors on the polo field at Piping Rock Club. The White Plains team won 14 to 3 with Carey and Thomas noted for scoring and defense. Lineups included J O Day Harvey Laden Dr Black Curling Godfrey Preece Seward Carey Waters Thomas and referee E L Hoprazge.
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New York Times
Locust Valley
L. I
White Plains
Piping Rock
Piping Rock Club
Carey
Thomas
Piping Rock Jr’s
J. O
Squadron A Polo Engagements At West Point And New York
Squadron A will play a return match with West Point officers at West Point on June 26 mounted on army ponies. They will also play Port Chester at Van Cortlandt Park on June 28 and July 1 at 4 30 P M.
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West Point
Port Chester
van Cortlandt Park
Transcontinental Alco Truck Reaches Albany En Route Coast
The Coast to Coast Motor Truck crossed city limits yesterday on its way to Petaluma California with a three ton Philadelphia cargo. It arrived early morning after 94 miles and continued up the Hudson. Late in the day Albany reported the truck and crew had reached the city.
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Philadelphia
Petaluma
Cal
Hudson
Albany
Colonial Y C Opening Race for Vice Commodore Cup
The Colonial Yacht Club opens the Vice Commodore's Cup with two classes starting at 2:30 and 2:40 this afternoon in front of the clubhouse north of 13Sth Street and the Hudson River. Higgins's Band will play on the club lawn and a dance will honor visiting yachtsmen in the evening.
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Colonial Y. C
Colonial Yacht Club
Herbert M. Betts
Metropolitan Tennis Finals At West Side Club Today
Finals at West Side Tennis Club 238th Street and Broadway feature singles Little versus Dabney at 2 30 and doubles Little with Couchard against Hackett and Hall at 4 30. Refreshments served. Admission 50 cents.
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West Side Tennis Club
238Th St
Broadway
Subway
Little
Dabney
Couchard
Hackett
Hall
Yanks Fall Again Before the Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 3 at American League Park, chalking up their third straight win in the series. Joe Wood pitched strongly, Red Sox hitters racked up 23 bases, Cady made a spectacular catch, and Hal Chase returned for the Yankees with a struggling offense limited to late-inning rallies.
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Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Wolverton
Stahl
American Lea, Park
Red Sox
Boston
Joe Wood
Joe
Yanks
Wood
Hilltoppers
Jack Quinn
Hal Chase
Yankee
George McConnell
Stump
Sterrett
Sweeney
Harry Wolverton
Oakland
Quinn
Bertram Daniels
Maloney
Wagner
Chase
Cree
Yerkes
Cady
Seceeahip
Hai Chase
Lewis
Gardner
Short
Hartzell
Hendrickson
Duffy Lewis
Speaker
Zinn
Senators Dominate Athletics In Easy Philadelphia Victory
Washington routed Philadelphia 8 to 2 in Philadelphia as six runs came in the first two innings due to ineffectiveness by Hi Morgan and Pennock. Mlb highlights include Lord’s three-base hit and Milan’s RBI, with Groome, Pennock, and Harrell pitching for Washington and Philadelphia’s lineup mustering limited offense.
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Athletics
Senators
Philadelphia
Washington
Hi. Morgan
Pennock
Om’gert
Gandil
Milan
KR. Morgan
McBride
Baker
Lord
Thomas
McInnes
Groome
H. Morgan
H. Barry
Harrell
Messrs
Egan and
O'Loughlin
Cleveland defeats Summers 6 to 2 in Detroit game
Cleveland jumped ahead with five runs in the first inning and routed Summers 6 to 2 in Detroit. A misplay by O'Neil allowed Cobb and Crawford to dash home and third as the key sequence.
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Naps
Summers
Detroit
Cleveland
Cobb
Crawford
O'Neil
Dalton School Private Swimming Lessons Offered
Scientifically taught program offers 10 private swimming lessons at Dalton School located at 19 21 West 44th Street. Proficiency guidance provided with evenings from 7 to 10 P M and phone contact 3259 Bryant.
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Dalton School
44Th St
Bryant
Baseball game summary Cleveland vs Detroit
Detroit failed to score while Cleveland won 10 to 2. Summers and Covington pitched for the early innings with Dubuc and Summers also contributing. Bush, Turner, Cobb, and Graney led with key hits including a three base hit by Turner and two base hits by Bush. Delahanty and Gainer turned double plays and Stanage allowed passed balls. Time of game was one hour and forty minutes with Dineen and Sheridan as umpires.
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Seaton
Downey
Doolan
Tooley
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Paskett
Killifer
Wheat
Daly
Cravath
Rucker
Messrs. Eason and Johnstone
Boston
New York
KB Hendricke
Yerkes
Speaker
Coeene
Ta Gardner
Stahl
Wagner
Quinn
Lewis
Cady
Gardner
Hartzell
Sweeney
E. Gardner
Wood
Byuinn
Sterrett
Messrs. Evans and
Westervelt
Covington
Yarrors
Bush
Cobb
Cleveland
Detroit
Summers
Dubuc
Turner
Crawford
Graney
Lajoie
Griggs
Blanding
Delahanty
Gainer
O’ Neil
Stanage
Messrs. Dineen and Sheridan
Abrhpoa
Reo
Jones
Grigge
B'm
O'Neil
Sum'rs
Bland’g
Cov
Ton
Peis
Aenee
Browns
White Sox
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St. Louis
Rath
Shotten
Lord
C’pton
Cal
H’n
Laporte
Collins
Stovall
Bodie
Pratt
Zeider
Hogan
Weaver
Austin
Kuhn
Wallace
Walsh
Alex’der
Stephens
Totel
C.brown
A Son
Alexander
St Louis
Allison
C. Brown
Innin
Jord
Sto
Columbia Time Trial Freshman Eyes Varsity Race
Harvard and Yale compete at New London while Hudson training crews prepare next week. Columbia held a four mile time trial with MacCarthy back from infection and Seedorf-Sanborn swap settling. Penn freshmen upset the Varsity, Syracuse drills keep pace with Ten Hyck’s crew as Stanford and Wisconsin also row.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harvard
Yale
New London
Hudson
Columbia
Varsity
Pennsylvania Boathouse
MacCarthy
Robinson
Claghorn
Walford
Clover
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Wisconsin
Sjoblom
Merrill
Jim Ten Hyck
Milton
Notable Golfers Win At Apawamis
Survivors of the Apawamis Club invitation match play advance to the semifinals led by Findlay Douglas and Oswald Kirkby. Kirkby defeats S. D. Bowers 1 up in a tight round as Seely and Bermingham also shine. early rounds feature wide margins and a minor motor-accident scare for H. V. Gaines.
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Apawamis Club
Findlay
Douglas
Nassau
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
N. J
Gardiner W. White
Oakland
Kirkby
S. D. Bowers
Brooklawn
Seely
T. V. Bermingham
Whyagyl
Bermingham
Gilman P. Tiffany
Powelton
White
B. T.allen
Fox Hills
H. V. Gaines
Wykagyl
Tiffany
Findlay S. Douglas
F. S. Wheeler
Archie M. Reid
St. Andrew’s
Apawamis
L. P. Gwyer
Siwanoy
Bowers
Allen
Hight
Gaines
Wheeler
Thurston
Reid
Topping
Whitlatch
Gwyer
Plummer
Roy Webb
C. H. Zimmerman
New Haven
C. G. Waldo
F. A. Moore
C. W. Benton
Laughill
George H. Barnes
J. G. Deericks
Wykazgy
J. D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
D. P. Kingsley
Webb
Waldo
Marston
Kayser
Ashforth
Gillett
Standish
Barnes
G. P. B. Clark
Dunwoodie
A. J. Morgan
J. D. Newman
W. A. Patterson
C. R. Gillett
E. Valentine
James A. Tyng
Baltusto
S. H. Lever
E. J. Laidlaw
H. L. Phillips
Dr. O. C. Pickhardt
J. W. McMenamy
J. D. Foot
W. ©. Thorne
G. K. Maltby
L. A. Hamilton
Clark
Newman
Tyng
Pickhardt
Laidlaw
Foot
Maltby
H. D. Brewster
Scarsdale
H. A. Sherman
C. W. Dayton
Co. A. Spofford
B. Q. Meyer
R. H. Wylie
Dr. M. Carpenter
Charles Presbrey
C. M. Relyea
J. T. Gwathney
E. H. Kendal
South Shore
Brewster
Dayton
Meyer
Carpenter
Relyea
Roth
Fleming
Lapham
Yachts Race Off Oyster Bay In Spring Regatta
In light southerly breeze sixteen yachts competed off Oyster Bay in the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club Spring regatta. Winners included Alera in the New York Yacht Club thirty-footers, Rival in the Sound schooners defeating Helen Tr., More Joy over Essex, and Flicker with Brilliant taking other class wins.
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Oyster Bay
Aurora
Istalena
Winsome
New London
New York Yacht Club
Lloyd's Neck
Alera
J. W
E. P. Alker
Ibis
Carlita
Caprice
Alys
F. Lis Coudert
W. H. Judson
Germantown Cricket Team Falls to New York Veterans by Eight
Germantown Cricket Club lost at West New Brighton by eight runs after New York Veterans posted 203. F. H. Tripp led Germantown with 41, H. B. Harned added 30 plus, while J. P. Brotherton reached 10. Veterans notables included H. Leith-Ross, Sydney Deane, and F Moon each over 30. Beling and Kelly shared Germantown wickets. Brewster led Veterans with 3 for 11 and Savage 4 for 58.
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New York
West New Brighton
Germantown
F. H. Tripp
H. B. Harned
Tripp
Harned
J. P. Brotherton
H. Leith-Ross
Sydney Deane
F. Moon
Co. Beling
F. F. Kelly
Archie Gunn
J. S. Brettz
F. Kelly
Beling
F. W. Brewster
J. H. Savage, Jr
Ford Special Wins Two Hill Climbs in Algonquin
Frank Kulick drives the Ford Special to victory in both the free-for-all and under-600-inch classes at Chicago Motor Club hill climbs in Algonquin Illinois. He shatters the Phillips Hill record by 0.6 seconds, earning the Algonquin Cup with a combined 0 42 3 5. Duesenberg in the Mason finishes second in both events.
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Algonquin
Chicago Motor Club
Frank Kulick
Kulick
Duesenberg
Pastime Athletic Club to Host Monthly Games Tomorrow
Members of the Pastime Athletic Club plan a regular monthly games session on the grounds at Ninetieth Street and Avenue A tomorrow afternoon. The event features top Brazilian Cross participants and introduces the Charles EB. Smith bronze for the top scorer. Also on the card are tug of war and gymnastics by Turn Verein athletes. the St. Cecilia's Parish carnival runs two weeks and is praised as the most successful yet.
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Ninetieth Street
Avenue A
Charles EB. Smith
Loughlin
Oval
St. Cecilia’s Parish
Save-the-Horse Spavin Remedy Promises Cure
Trade mark registered remedy claims permanent cure for foeg y Puff and tendon disease. Producers offer contract to cure or refund money if not satisfied. Public notice style marketing asserts nationwide sales and legal refund terms.
Mrs. Caleb Fox Wins Lenape Cup in Shawnee Match
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox of Huntingdon Valley Country Club defeats Miss Louise A. Wells of Brookline 4 up 3 to play to capture the Lenape Cup in the Shawnee Country Club women's invitation tournament. Both players played 36 holes in one day to finish the event ahead of schedule. Wells beat Margaret Snyder in the semifinal, while Fox defeated Mrs. William Hilles 2 up after a late rally.
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New York Times
Stroudsburg
Caleb F. Fox
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Shawnee Country Club
Louise A. Wells
Brookline
Miss Wells
Fox
Junior golf honors draw entrants for MGA event
Entries for the Metropolitan Golf Association junior tournament at Plainfield New Jersey are flowing in. Notable participants include Philip Carter Nassau Richard Banks and E H Noyes Wykagyl A D Prentiss New Brunswick Edmund Nash Apawamis Hulbert Bassett Baltusrol Leonard Church John Zerega and D C Philips Plainfield. The Plainfield Club invites all boys regardless of skill as events are handicap and all will enjoy themselves. Practice participants can stay overnight with club members and further information is available from Leighton Calkins 25 Broad Street New York City or by telephone.
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Plainfield
N. J
Philip Carter
Nassau
Richard Banks
E. H. Noyes
Wykagyl
A. D. Prentiss
New Brunswick
Edmund Nash
Apawamis
Hulbert Bassett
Baltusrol
Leonard Church
John Zerega
D. C. Philips
Plainfield Club
Leighton Calkins
Broad Street
New York City
Calkins
Little and Dabney Vie For Metropolitan Tennis Title
Raymond D. Little and Arthur S. Dabney advanced to the Metropolitan lawn tennis singles final at the West Side Tennis Club. Little defeated C. K. F. Andrews 6-1 6-0 6-4, while Dabney edged C. Frederick Watson Jr. 6-4 7-5 8-6 in a grueling semifinal.
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Arthur S. Dabney
Boston
Turf
West Side
238Th Street
Broadway
Little
C. K. F. Andrews
Dabney
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Orange
Watson
Andrews
Deuce
Love
Gustave F. Touchard
Chamee
Harold H. Hackett
Merrill Hall
Harry C. Martin
Crescent Athletic Club
S. Howard Voshell
Long Beach Lawn
H. J. Mollenhauer
C. M. Buil, Jr
S. H. Voshell
N. G. Johnson
W. A. Campbell
T. C. Trask
C. Cragin
R. F. Pearson
H. C
Edwin P. Fisher
F. Gwynne
Harold H. Brett
Thomas C. Trask
C. W. Randall
Open invitation tennis heats in Greenwich tournament
Greenwich Country Club hosts a second day of open invitation play with notable wins and advancing players. King Smith defeats J C Tomlinson to reach the semi finals where he faces H A Mackinney, while Mackinney powers past F Henshaw and other results set up further rounds in singles and doubles.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Greenwich Country Club
King Smith
J. C. Tomlinson
H. A. Mackinney
Mackinney
F. Henshaw
Ross Burchard
J. R. Johnson
Otto Hinck
J. A. H. Margoun
J. A. H. Magoun
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B. Strong
Norton
H. S. Davis
A. Warder
F. T. Fox
B. F. Drake
IF. Henshaw
G. E. Chattison
R. Kidde
L. J. Ehret
Braun Loses Pro Debut in Eight Round Knockout
Henry Braun, former New Polo A. A. amateur, made his professional debut at his home club against Johnny Kelly. Kelly dominated from the start, flooring Braun in round one and stopping the bout in the eighth after a punishing display, highlighting the jump from amateur to pro. Leach Cross served as Braun’s second.
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Henry Braun
Polo A. A
Johnny Kelly
Kelly
Braun
Leach Cross
Leo
Fairmont A. C. Card Sets Four 10 Round Bouts Main Event Sulli Hicks
Four ten rounders and two four rounders headline the Fairmont Amateur Club program. Montana Jack Sulli van faces Freddie Hicks in the main event while Danny Ridge meets Patsy White in a blood heated 122 pound semi final. Billy Galler of Australia meets Jim Flynn and Jack Dorman returns against Marty Brown in ten rounders.
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Fairmont A. C
Montana
Jack Sullivan
Freddie Hicks
Danny Ridge
Patsy White
Billy Galler
Australia
Jim Flynn
Jack Dorman
Marty Brown
Sullivan and Cross Set for Star Bout at St Nicholas Club
Paddy Sullivan and Phil Cross meet in tonight’s main event at the St Nicholas Athletic Club in a return bout urged by Cross. Cross lost to Sullivan in ten rounds two months ago at the Fordén Athletic Club, then stopped Sullivan in five rounds in a later clash. Preliminaries will fill the undercard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Sullivan
Phil Cross
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Cross
Sullivan
Fordén Athletic Club
Leach Cross
Phil
Money for Speedway Moves Forward in New Jersey
Promoters push a New Jersey motordrome project with new capital and big-name backers. A R Pardington of Motor Cups Holding Company and Fred J Wagner drive the plan with Pardington likely to manage. Location kept secret as landholders include Public Service Corporation and Hudson Terminal Company.
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A. R. Pardington
Motor Cups Holding Company
Fred J. Wagner
Pardington
New Jersey Speedway
Public Service Corporation
Hudson Terminal Company
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
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