Doctors Try To Renon Fager Injuries Endseason
Doct ors say Tame remains out for the rest of the race due to a finger injury as the Bruins seek a backstop to replace Kettle Wirts. Lang’s finger wound exposes bone and may require amputation of the first joint. Jimmy refuses to quit and vows to keep the finger, even as he bleeds and hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizamy Tame
Dears
Bruin
Kettle Wirts
Lang
Jimmy
Beaumont
Truins
Even Judge Billy Gives Up Bruins Fishing Exclusion
Judge William Anderson, famed Bruins fan, declares retirement from the team duties and plans a fishing trip to Rockport. He will stay three or four days starting Thursday, with Franny and Lanner joining for a fishing excursion reported amid the local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bruins
William
Billy) Anderson
Bly
Rockport
Franny
Lanner
Stow
Rarkpart
M TIGUE AGAIN LIGHT HEAVY CHAMPION
Michael McTigue, the rejuvenated Irishman and former holder of the light heavyweight title, boxed Ted Delsey to a win but let the bout to whips Paul Berlenbach next year. The Canuck sought the title. veteran Arishman Delaney was awarded the championship in a crowd-pleasing move. A heavyweight bout with Faulinn Uxendap is set for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
New York
Michael McTigue
Les Tezainet
Arvang
Hei
Tedk Delsey
Paul Berlenbach
Vetpraz
Arishman
Delaney
Dempser
Jeapsey
Montes
San Antonio
Denney
Record-setting $300,000 Derby Racer Sale
A London report notes a $300,000 price for a Derby winner racing under the Frank Curgon estate trustees. The deal marks the highest price ever paid for a racehorse, with Sir The Mallaby-Deiey overseeing the sire’s sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayean London
Frank Curgon
Tle Mallaby-Deiey
Confused Ring Side Talk Tangles Names in Boxing Row
A garbled recount from a boxing night in New York, with confusion over fighter names and nationalities. The fragment mentions William Harrison Lempsey, Joe Cucnskey, and Zukauskas, amid chaotic dialogue about Dempsey and Jealsey, highlighting misidentifications and sensational commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Harrison Lempsey
Josef Charles Cucnskey
Yankee Stadium
New York
Cuuuskey
Zukauskas
Panthers Obtain Shortstop Lewis From Fort Worth
July 27 report states Frank Lewis, infielder, was obtained by Fort Worth from Minneapolis of the American Association. Jimmy McAuley, shortstop, has been returned by Fort Worth to Minneapolis. Paul Caprave, business manager of the Fort Worth Dagebadl club, announced the transaction. Lewis had been playing with St Pan Ku and was the property of Minneapolis, Lageive said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Frankie Lewis
Texas
Minneapolis
American Association
Jimmy McAuley
Chortstop
Paul Caprave
Lewis
St. Pan Ku
Lageive
Pennant Chasers Face Hazy Schedule Across Week
Fragmented sports wire lists multiple basketball and baseball matchups with dates and times across cities including Dallas, Houston, Cincinnati, Boston, Washington, and New York. Names like Levis, McGrex, and Wingfield appear amid scattered scores and venues, reflecting a crowded midweek schedule.
Tramel and Simpson Fight Ends in Narrow Boxing Draw
In Wichita Falls at Soledad Park Johnny Tramel defeats Leo Rincha by points in four rounds while Frankie For loses to Flash Pox in three. Brooks Houger wins in six rounds over Sailor Gerren as Wildcat Monte takes ten rounds by decision. Duke Pramel battles Sintheon for forty rounds in a chaotic show that fell flat with the crowd.
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FIGAY
Frankie For
Leo Rincha
Ldilie Lonez
Flash Pox
Brooks Houger
Sailor Gerren
Wildcat Monte
Miey Young
Duke Pramel
Dioteuy Sintheon
Gayle Talbot JR
Tramel
Wichita Falls
Johnny Simpson
Ale Luse
Trame Simpson
Impain
Tramer
Simpson
Siie
Dask Shelton
Jack
Tack
Fort Sau Houston
Johnn Simpy
Switch County League Game Changes At Block Stadium
A chaotic report details a switch of a county league boxing card to Block Stadium in Garden Rail. The card features Mirheo versus Monte and a later Eight round bout with Ratler Tarren, with various rounds and knockouts described amid disjointed play-by-play and crowd reactions.
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Garden Rail
Charler Zleague
Pry
Sercice Fu
Dock
Remo Presa
Cyadap
Wildcat Apete
Wishits Falls
San Antonis
Mires
Carkus Garely
Ike
Monte
Mirheo
Stenzas
Mickey
CBC
Velasco
David Felaschy
Brooks Hower
Pownlae Lithis Iy
Antonie Kctanan
Ratler Tarren
Hooner
Harrell
Windail
Alice
Thera
Thoreahenrs
Dewper
Altmugh
Jonni
Gendaslly
Hadly
Chete Fare Prillinger
Fuldlig
Phish
Cnibiinrater
Senomls Chaselny
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Renon Fager
James
Letst
Shreveport
Fork Worth
Sutc
Shreveporters
League Park
Dana Piiigin
Bears
Art Phelan
Fim ‘Tur Als
Joe. Bonowitz
Cats
Leo Flynn
Mtigue
Fomby
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Mae
E. Houston St
Wenern
Los Angeles
Jack Jenk
Los Angeles Herald
Cucevkey
ah-choves—Zunkauskas
Jack Sharker
Bemptey
Wey
Hhm
Xer Elica
Leidy
Cape
Dack Dempsey
Chicago
Geraint
Merriebaum
Morris
Today & Tomorrow League Park
San Antonio Vs
Sirug
Travelers
Uigur
Panthers
Hartly
Athens
Taylor
Meure
Wren
Hellen
Adkineia
Maure
Harris Veene
Berns G. Tusa
Dallas
Spudi
Pleveniin
Lef Hoestas
Hyn Bang
Tam Ay Losagattes
Aceite
Jefe
Wiehiter Mauka Dalian
Beaton
Silex
Turgaon
Simran
Pennant Chasers
Weslnéeday
Sheveport 2
Antoni Dallas
Beaumon
Wichita
Ab Wacy
Burt. Worth
Houston
Faraday
San Ansimio Et Beaurainty Res
Hort Worth
Battar
Bronxton
Pittsbinsh
Tittshuegk
St. Lowie
AL Cincinn
Levis Pon
Cincinnati Fang
McGrex
H. Belt
Rlag
Pulte
Lucas, Kealp
Vonehue
Mor
Tee Garmin
Fay
Louis
P,m
Boston
Washington
Standard
Ai Wash
Aime
Ea Ps
Westen
Ana Ane
Urnually
Ofeturay
Asngton
Ralterins
Jaden
Alvnkenstiiy Tati
Urenike
Iutke
Mars Horny
Face
Fick
Hetenis
Aynith
St. Touts
Grahogult
Aecandamin Roan
Bipaisley
Acont
Wattoriens Jones
Wingard
Diaons Hoyt and
Goilon
Kyelimt
Horton
Ranta
Chiveland
Opeyne
Ono
Wingfield
Hafmone
Ton Zak
Wiebila
Ouatan
Ada
Bar Antonio
Hed Tani Tan
Fannie Poe
EDGE
Aupomn
John
Albert
Big
Moos
Corsiczna
Lawas Clear Mfg. Co
Makers
Newark
Gill Char CO
Distributos San
John Ruskin
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