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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
24
Joe Palzer storms the ring to face Bombardier Wells in a brutal heavyweight bout. Palzer overcomes an early edge, rallies from a knockdown, and secures victory as Wells withdraws after a fierce exchange, leaving fans roaring in a packed arena.
A garbled, OCR like account describes a chaotic boxing match or fight sequence. It mentions Johnson, Palaer, Kenwood, and Peizer in unclear action with feints, punches, and defensive moves. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for concrete outcomes or results.
Webb dazzled with a polo win as Rimmy Park led the ride to victory. Werbury defeated Wheather Toon 6 to 0 in a fast Meadow Creek Club match. Le Brutiliier steered the team amid an improvised tourney setup with Aberlice affecting participation.
Miley Reipn Rayeneoen and Watenn Webb led Meadow Larke Blues in a dashing polo display as Mee Thomas S Hietielk captained the Blues. Mixed teams included The Yellows with Douglas Borden and J Brevene Mre, while The Muew featured C Rathborne and Thomas Hitchcock. Helen Hitchcock sparked a key move, cutting across and sprinting to score amid frantic team defense.
In a maritime event a fleet of fourteen small boats will begin at a lock in the morning bound for Albany and back to the harbor. The race involves a course of about eighty miles round trip with a finish at the river port. The competition rules allow professional photographers, and the event is governed by the American Power and Light Society guidelines.
Newark beat Montreal by a wide margin with key plays by Collins and Yeager. Kirkpatrick started, Bernard scored, and Zimmerman’s sacrifice fly sent Bernard home. Pitchers and fielders from both sides contributed in a high intensity game reported with period newspaper tone.
In a tense day of baseball the Red Sox outlasted the Yankees twice, taking a close opening game before dominating the later encounter. Key moments included clutch hitting by Hines, Wolverton, and Keane as Boston built a decisive lead and held on to secure the sweep.
In a two game set in Washington on June 28 the Athletics won the first game 4 to 1 and the second game 6 to 4. Key moments included Bret and Pelt driving runs and a late rally by Philadelphia to secure the second win while Washington starter Herder exited in the ninth inning.
Lavender led a 3 hit game for Shuta as the Pirates fell and the Cubs edged a win. The report lists multiple players including Kineth Lavender and Tinker, with scattered details of other batters and runs despite a garbled recap.
Jersey City takes a 5 2 win over Jersey Skeeter with two double plays in the early innings and strong outfield defense. Hochentor leads with three hits as Ward and Wilhelm shine. umpires Devin and Byron call the game at Jersey Park. SCHOOLS TO PLAY FOR TITLE as Curtie Hien Belvo and Tram Halt Tigh Bohol clash in Brooklyn for a regional crown.
The article details the Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Superbas in a doubleheader at National League Park. Key players include Alexander and Fixgon for the visitors, with Schulte, Cravath, and Tris Speaker contributing for Brooklyn. The first game featured pitching and late-inning shifts, while the second saw Brooklyn take an early lead and build on it, despite notable Phillies efforts.
The New York Giants, led by Matty and Willie, swept Boston in a doubleheader to notch their eleventh straight victory. The first game featured overpowering hitting as the Giants won 11 to 1, while the second saw sharp defense and strong batting for a 9 to 1 win. McGraw’s crew improved to a historic pace, aiming to match the Washington Senators’ mark and perhaps beat Providence Gray’s twenty-game record.
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