Dillon Dominates Moran in Washington Park Bout
Jack Dillon overwhelmed Frank Moran in a ten round clash at Washington Park before a large crowd, controlling the action with relentless pressure and sharp counters. Moran exhausted, bleeding from the nose and cut above his eye, refused to shake hands as Dillon secured a decisive victory.
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Moran Dillon Bout Draws Crowd in Washington Park Boxing Night
A large but short of expectations crowd gathered at Washington Park for Moran versus Dillon. The event drew fans from Indianapolis and nearby cities, with notable attendees including Eddie Teanard, George M. Cohan, and Ethel Barrymore, while the Seventh Regiment’s Texas deployment and a busy gate limited attendance.
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Joseph Schenck
Ring Revival Sparks Night of Boxing Remembrance
Twenty-fifth Street revived its old boxing aura with green ropes and gleaming posts as Blainey Ketchel defeated Philadelphia Jack Brien in the National Clubs ring. O'Brien watched ringside with a sad look, recalling Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll's famed bout in the same venue.
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Harlem Fight Night Cards and Exhibitions Outline
Boxing card features Paul Doyle against Kiddle lifford and Young Fulton versus Young Britt in ten rounds. George Volk Johnny Huber Abe Goldstain versus Ally Kennedy also slated for ten rounds with additional six and four round exhibitions. Events at Far Rockaway Wilde Brown versus Frankie Buros ten rounds and Brown's Freeport bouts with Larry Temple versus Joe Langford ten rounds plus multiple six and four round exhibitions.
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Young Fulton
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Ally Kennedy
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Frankie Buros
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Cardinals Edge Cubs In Ninth? No, Defeated On Road
The St. Louis Cardinals were defeated by Chicago 2 to 1 after returning from a road trip. Zeider stole home as the notable play, with Mulligan and Packard among players sharing duties on the mound. Umpires were Mesara Klemn and Emalie, and the game lasted about two hours.
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Baseball Results and Today’s Schedule Highlights
Baseball scores recap with National League results from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Boston plus American League with New York Cleveland Detroit and Washington. Today matchups include Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Highlanders Beat Athletics to Expand Leading Margin
In Philadelphia on June 29 the Highlanders defeated the Athletics 5 to 0 in game two of the series, aided by Bob Shawkey pitching. Frank Baker left the game after an injured leg slid into base, but manager Donovan expected him back tomorrow. Baker’s late homer and a first-inning rally gave New York a quick lead, while Nabors and Shawan limited Philadelphia to few baserunners. The win widened the pennant gap as Cleveland fell to the Browns earlier.
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Sox Gain First Division With 8 2 Win Over Detroit
Chicago defeats Detroit 8 to 2 as Harry Coveleskie struggles. Three errors in fifth inning set the tone while Weaver hits a homer for Detroit. Felsch, Fournier, and Cobb drive Chicago offense as the Sox secure a first division spot with solid defense and pitching.
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Browns Trample Indians in 7-0 Cleveland Loss
Louis collected seven hits off Lowdermilk in the fourth and fifth as St. Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 0. Davenport limited Cleveland to three hits, while Cleveland committed two errors and struck out nine. Time one hour and forty minutes. Umpires Merstrs Dineen and Chill.
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Birth of Baseball Celebrated in Cooperstown Opening
In Cooperstown New York a ceremony marked the birth of baseball tied to the new railroad passenger station. H M Hempstead president of the New York National League attended along with John Tener president of the National League who spoke. A Baseball Commission once declared baseball was first played there in 1831. Abner Doubleday, a Cooperstown native and West Point graduate, was credited with origin of the modern game and laying out the diamond and positions.
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Sallee Quits the Game Amid Club Turmoil
St. Louis pitcher Harry Sallee has retired from professional baseball, issuing a statement through Schuyler Britten, president of the club. He said he was tired of the game and did not seek trades despite offers of 10000 dollars and an implied New York proposal. Sallee was suspended two weeks earlier for leaving the club in New York and not reporting in Cincinnati.
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Local score roundup from Syracuse to Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse 3 Elmira 2 Albany 2 Scranton 0 Utica and Binghamton 3 Wilkes-Barre 11 Harrisburg 2.
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Scoreline Report From League Tournament
Kansas City leads with 4 points in American Association standings while Minneapolis and Toledo trail with 2 each. Other teams Loutaville Milwaukee St Paul and Indianapolis show mixed results as Columbus remains unlisted.
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Unclear regional scores from Southern Association list
The fragment lists multiple city and team score pairings across a regional competition, naming Hartford, Potland, Lawrence, New Haven, Lowell, Worcester, Bridgeport, New London, Springfield and others with varied outcomes. Several lines are incomplete, leaving some scores and cities unreadable.
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Dodgers Hold Narrow Lead In Braves Game
In Boston June 20 Dodgers beat the Braves 1 to 0 after a tight pitching duel. Johnny Evers misplayed a throw in the first and Nehf pitched well with only one error behind him. Daubert's defense stood out for Brooklyn while Magee and Johnston contributed in Boston's scoring chances.
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Senators Use The Brush In Washington Victory
Washington defeated Heston 3 to 0 with Harper pitching strong support. Milan doubled, Lewis and Henry stole bases, Williams drove in a run, and a double play ended a Washington threat. Leonard pitched seven innings for the win, Gregg allowed runs in the later frame, and the game lasted nearly two hours.
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Curtain Fails to Scare Giant Jinx at Polo Grounds
A new green curtain at the Polo Grounds did not help the New York Giants as they lost both ends of a doubleheader to the Philadelphia Phillies. Eppa Rixey dominated in one game with a high strikeout pace, while Old Chile Bender shut down the Giants in the other. Luderus hit for a perfect batting average across two games and Bancroft homered for the Phillies in a decisive second tilt.
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New Rochelle Y C Race Sets Tomorrow Regatta
The annual New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta promises lively competition with four divisions of yachts. Each entry features its set allowance and boats ready to challenge for the prize as the sail begins tomorrow.
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Special Prizes Announced for Labor Day Auto Race in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Speedway Board offers three 900 prizes to leaders at 10 miles 40 miles and 2 miles in the Labor Day sweepstakes at Sharonville. The purse totals 50000 with 1200 to the winner, 6000 second, 25th fourth, and escalating prizes to tenth. Entries close Aug 2 with many drivers expected to attend.
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Fourth of July Fashion in Shantung Silk and Serge
Local shoppers eye lightweight Fourth of July attire with Shantung silk and white serge fabrics offering comfortable options. Retail displays highlight breathable materials suitable for summer heat and parade events.
Sporting Goods Bargains Across Four Stores
Smashing good bargains on flannel trousers road ster dusters featherweight tuxedos blue serge suits fishing gear Kodaks and films. Tennis rackets and wolf clubs priced low. Four stores under Registered trade Rooters Peer Company located on Broadway at 14th St Broadway at 34th St Fifth Ave and near 41st St.
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