Boxing On Camp Thala feature at Wat Department camp show
The boxing carnival at Camp Tray featured fighters from the Nineteenth in amity, the Fourteenth cavalry, and the 804cn mechanical repair slope. Officials and army dignitaries attended. The highlight was a four round Texas vs Moran bout curtailed to an exhibition due to Moran’s ear infection. Promoter Edward A. Ratsche eyed Moran as a potential opponent for August 13, while Burns and Riley exhibited in prelude bouts.
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Wat Department Commission
Camp Tray
Amity
Texas
Jack Moran
Meran
Edward A. Ratsihe
Moran
Tate
Burns
Riley
Tate-Moran
Lowell
Duke Lelioeret
Tpewell
Uis
Lene
Mickey Tiley
Sten
Rebbe Thirns
Boxing at Camp Travis Showcases Rising Talent
Travis and Riley sparred vigorously under boxing instructor Turney as the singing boxer Riley shone in last night’s bouts. Riley prepares to meet Andy Dans soon, signaling start of training for Camp Stanley. Burns may face Detloff or another camp fighter, while George Patrick of Kelly Field challenged Paw Dixon for the mililoweight crown. Referee Johnny Cowan, trainer Budd Goodwin kept official time.
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Travis
Riley
Turns
Bur
Andy Dans
Stanley Battler
Burns
Detloff
Creorge Patrick
Kelly Field
Paw Dixon
Mihiloweight
Army
Johnny Cowan
Camp Travis
Budd Goodwin
Heavy betting colors Columbus trotting meet program
In Columbus on August 1 Mabel Trask missed the Wednesday post for the twenty second free for all trotting duel with St. Frisco reducing the event’s zest. Princeton won the first heat from the Deers stallion while Geers steered St Frisco to wins in the second and third heats. Lyn Prinston made a bold run in the third mile but settled for a later win. The Neil stake, the Todd, purse 5000, produced a straight-heat victory by The Toddler, a 10 to 1 long shot, over favorite Wilkes Brower. Fla Stately won the 2:08 pace after a heat loss to Zambrino. Phe Weed captured the 2:03 pace with Flora A and two others failing to contend. The scene closed with notes on local racing development and new ventures in New Bend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mabel Trask
St. Frisco
Princeton
Deers
Geers
Lyn Princeston
Neil
Todd
Wilkes Brower
Fla Stately
Zambrino
Phe Weed
Flora A
Bronchos put White Sox in second place in speedy contest
In Junior League play at Yo Mo CLA the Bronchos beat the White Sox 8 to 5 to climb into second place. heavy hitting defined the game as Hye Lucas starred with three hits including two doubles. Losers' HL Schumaker and John Tamby led with two hits each.
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White Sox
Giants
Cardinals
Reanchos
Hye Lucas
Swat
Henry Oesinger
Frank Witters
Leslie Dick
Carlos Smith
Charles Albert
HL Schumaker
John Tamby
Tirade
Weveh
Tom Furman
Phillip Adefni
Newton Jackson
John Parish
Hiss
Bass
Irman
Standing of the Clubs Army League Play Today
John Wise at Kelly Field reports on standings in the Army League as teams meet today to contest their schedules and determine rankings.
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John Wise
Kelly Field
National League Scores and Game Details
Summary of multiple NL games with Pittsburg, New York, and St. Louis results. Final scores include Pittsburg 4 2, New York 2 7 and St Louis 1 2 with various pitching, batting lines, and fielding notes across two games.
Brooklyn Battery Players May Gonzales and Miller
A fragmented sports item mentions May and Gonzales along with Miller in a Brooklyn context referencing batteries and a 3.200 020 30s-7 14 4 notation, indicating a game or event involving multiple players and a numeric tally.
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Brooklyn
May
Gonzales
Times and
Miller
American League baseball scores and batter lists
New York defeated Detroit 5 to 2 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. Detroit wins the late game with pitching by Wailers and Hannah as New York makes errors. Other leagues show Philadelphia beating Cleveland and St. Louis besting Chicago with score details and listed battery combinations.
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RAE
New York
Detroit
Robinsons
Hannah
Bailey
Cunningham
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
California heavyweight signs as Knights of Columbus director
Atlanta announces that Jack Demsey, famed California heavyweight who stopped Fred Fulton in Newark, has joined the Knights of Columbus as a physical director. He may be assigned to Camp Gordon in Atlanta, with local officials confirming the development.
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Atlanta
Jack Demsey
California
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Semiprofessional Baseball League To Initiate Benefit Games
Cleveland Ohio Aug 1 Members of the National Baseball Federation executive committee and major league club representatives will meet Sept 15 to plan expanded activities next year. Rules may be amended to allow players affected by the work or fight order to participate in games with two clubs per circuit represented each season. Receipts fund athletic equipment via the National Commission on training facilities. Major league owners show mixed support but will cooperate.
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Feveland
Oho
National Baseball Federation
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Columnbus
Louisville
Akron
Canton
Johnstown
National Commission On Training Tvities
Ohio
Pitsburgh
Coledo
St. Louis
United States
Clayton C. Townes
Army League to Meet for Planning and Saturday Games
Captain George C Scuntey, president of the Army Baseball League, calls a meeting at the Light office tonight at 7 80 to review progress and discuss improvements. A treasurer’s report will cover last Sunday's League Park game and Sunday’s schedule at League Park features a Mechanical Repair Shops versus Kelly Field game and a Remount No 2 versus Camp Stanley matchup. The Remount team is fast with loyal supporters, while the Camp Stanley lineup will feature Countryman and other big leaguers. the two teams are evenly matched in a seven inning contest, promised to be exciting.
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George C.scuntey
Army Baseball League
League Park
Kelly Field
Remount No. ‘2
Camp Stanley
Remount
Countryman
Best Horses Listed Twenty One Races Carded for North Randall Meet
Cleveland Ohio August 1 1920 All events for the second Grand Circuit meeting at North Randall from August 5 are filled with 250 horses entered in 21 races Practically all Grand Circuit winners from prior meets are entered Many fast stakes trotters are expected Directum T is among carded starters Don Burl makes year’s first appearance in the free-for-all pace meeting Bingley Miss Urris M William and Russell Loy join the field for top pace action St Frisca Mabel Trask and Tin Princeton look to a three cornered free for all trot
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Cleveland
Ohio
North Randall
Toledo
Don Burl
Bingley
Urrris M
William
Russell Loy
Directum T
H Hain
Baseball season closing date to be fixed at Saturday meeting
Chicago aug 1 president Ban Johnson of the American League called a special meeting in Cleveland for Saturday to decide on an early closing of the season and the scheduling of the world series before September 1 in line with the war work order. A National Commission meeting in Cleveland is also planned. Six of eight American League clubs back closing around Aug 20 and shifting the world series to the seven days before Sept 1. The War Department order is cited.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Cleveland
Baker
National Baseball Commisssion
New York
Johnson
August Hermann
National Commission
Cincinnati Nationals
Herrmann
War Department
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Millican-Brewer Radiator Co
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Zolly
Gery
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Steyn
New Bendd
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Camp Dolia Wise
Kelly Wield
Army League
Wise
Oon Nineteenth Inc
Morse
Pittsburg
Comstock and
Schmidt
Causey and McCarty
Seland
Advems
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Demaree
Rariden
ROLE
Chicapo
Becton
Hendrix
Carter
Cyler
Williser
Rudolph
George
Wilson
Ames
Chenex
Robertson
Wheat
R. Wel Ist
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SS St Gao
Ag Gon Littsburg
al LA Saston
Pivst
Dame
Ford Detroit
Whromabtea, Robinson
Mogridge and Wailers
Kallio, Mall and Stanage
Batteri Johnson
Minsmith
Shellenback
Sebatk
Adams
Pierson
McAvoy
Morton
O'Neill
Poston
Bush and Mayer
Gallia and
Nunamaker
Jack Dempsey
Knights of Columbus
Shibe Tark
Pattling Levinsky
Harry Geeb
Jack Thompson
Ian Tangford
Py Cline
Willin Sackson
Soldier Wartfield
Jack Britten
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