Eastern Boy Is Hitter Eastern Boy Is Hitter
Billy Evans profiles Brooklyn boxer Martin who battles Gene Delmont in Boston. Martin shows speed, power, and a sharp left hand, aiming for Kilbane’s featherweight title with a busy schedule and confidence of outpointing or knocking out the champion.
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Boston
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Geome
Gene Delmont
Arena
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Delmont
Martina
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Merman
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O’neill
Dos Pal
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Lagerstrom Wins Great Net Match In Five Sets
Lagerstrom defeated Windy Langtie 6-8 1-6 6-4 in a five setter to win the playfield A singles title at the park. The event closed with a summary of winners across classes including men and women singles and doubles, with Grace Lowe and Evelyn Greenway taking women’s doubles in the field cup.
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HO Lagerstrom
Windy Langtie
Fne Park
Sirome'e
Leo Lagerstram
Gertrude Cass
Grace Lowe
Frank Koziowski
BO. White
Brennan
Westphalen
Irene Stephens
Thelma Wolff
Leonard Retains Lightweights Title in Michigan City Bout
Leonard defended his lightweight crown against Ever Hammer in Michigan City Indiana winning all rounds. Hammer was in trouble late as Leonard nearly finished him in the 106th round but Hammer endured to the final bell.
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Enny Leonard
Ever Hammer
Chicago Miller
Michigan City
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Leonard
Hammer
Mrs Mallory Wins Another Seabright Championship
Mrs Mallory easily won the Seabright women’s final defeating Miss Bancroft 6 1 6 2 Saturday.
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Mrs. Mallory
Seabright
N. J
Mayor Mead Arrested Over Exhibition Game in Ansonia
ANSONIA Conn. Mayor John Co Mead was jailed by his police chief for permitting the St Louis Carda to play an exhibition game against the Ansonia Elks on Sunday. He was released on $200 bond. EXPECT TO PLACE NEW YORK Williams and Washburn in doubles at the Seabright tournament look set to join the American Davis Cup team with Tilden and Johnston.
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Ansonia Elks
John Co. Mead
New York
Dick Williams
Watson Washburn
Seabright
William Tilden
Willarm Johnston
Hornsby Breaks National League Home Run Record
Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals hit his 28th home run to surpass the 1884 NL mark held by Ed Williamson. The piece debates whether modern conditions give players an edge, notes ball quality, park sizes, and pitching trends, and reflects on how easier hitting has affected record breaking.
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Ed Williamson
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Ogers Hornsby
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Ring
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Babe Ruth
Williamson
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Browns
Baseball Booted Homers and Passing Runners Explain Rules
A baseball anomaly explains when a batter is credited with a single instead of a home run after passing a preceding runner. Historical cases, including Harry Niles in Washington and Toporcer in Philadelphia, show how passing a runner nullifies a homer and yields a single.
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Washington
Harry Niles
Boston
Indians Rally In Doubleheader Win Then Fall In Extra
Vernon stopped the Indians in the Vernon series as Oakland opened with two wins in a late week set. Vean Gregg pitched well but took a one run loss in the 11th inning while Wally Hood starred at the plate in the opening game.
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Indians
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Tribe
Tigers
Vernon
Vean Gregg
Harry Gardner
Gartner
Wally Hood
Local Lakes Stocked With Game Fish Across King County
Palmer reports King County game commission has planted 14,711,513 trout and eyed cut spawn since December 1, 1971 through the fiscal year. Stocking aims to cover streams and lakes with distinct trout varieties, including Lake Derothy Eastern brook, Lake Hancock Rainbow, Cal ligand, Snoqualmie and Sunday lakes for spawning. Preparations for builds at Cal ligand and Snow lakes continue as Snoqualmie lake transfers from the station run by the commission and U S forestry department.
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Fh. Palmer
King County Game Commission
Derothy
Hancock
Last Call for Star Meet Entries
The Star publishes entry blanks for the Star swimming meet due by 6 p m Tuesday from all beaches and independent swimmers. Details for preliminaries appear Wednesday after entries, with events limited to more than five competitors scheduled for Saturday and finals the next Saturday.
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Josephs to Box Harper in Portland Friday
Josephs, Eastern welterweight, who beat Jimmy Sacco in Vancouver, meets Bob Harper in a 10 round bout in Portland Friday. Charney White of Chicago and Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia set for a 15 round bout at the Velodrome with the winner to challenge Benny Leonard.
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Jack Josephs
Welterwight
Jimmy Sacco
Vancouver
B. C
Will
Bob Harper
Portland
New York
Charney White
Chicago
Bobby Barrett
Benny Leonard
Five runs in fourth lift Medes past Kebine 6-3 win
Five runs in the fourth inning off Bur leteh Grimes gave the Medes a 6-3 victory over Kebine. Tobin hit two home runs, one with the bases loaded, as the Browns beat Benatore 8-4. The White Hox dropped to end a losing streak as the Athletics won. In Cleveland, two walks and two singles in the 12th produced the deciding run in a 3-2 win over the Red Sox.
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Tobin
Browns
Benatore
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Red Sox
Crystal swimmers lose outdoor title at Curtis Point Gorge
YTER holding the Pacific Northwest association title for three years, Crystal Swimming bows to Vancouver Island club in Curtis Point Gorge near Victoria. Vancouver Island wins with 86 points, Seattle mermen 69, Multnomah third with 37. Billy Muir of the Canadians injured after a dive from the 100 foot tower and rushed to hospital.
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YTER
Pacific Northwest Association
Crystal
Curtis Point Gorge
Victoria
Seattle Mermen
Mermaids
Multnomah
Billy Muir
Canadians
West Green Lake Swim Team Defeats East in Dual Meet
The West Green Lake swimming team coached by Phil Glenn defeated East Green Lake 56 to 48 on Saturday. Top swimmers Blanche Stenmoe and Bob Strenna starred for the victors while heavyweights Young Hector and Willie Keeler headline the Elks smoker at Bremerton tonight. Mike Mitchell and Sailor Vic Itola set for the semi windup boxing card.
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Phil Glenn
East Green Lake
Blanche Stenmoe
Bob Strenna
Young Hector
Willie Keeler
Bremerton
Mike Mitchell
Vicitola
Local Swim Meet Entries Close August 8
Readable events include 100-yard breast and back strokes 100-yard free style and 60-yard races. Diving and foot board events listed for men and women with age divisions Novice and Juviers under 14. Entries close on August 8.
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Juviers
Yle
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