Flores Gorman bout viewed as major test for Filipino contender
Marcario Flores, the Filipino lightweight who KO’d Eddie Jackson, meets Joe Gorman next Wednesday in a clash seen as a big step up. Gorman, famed for his iron chin and hard hooks, promises a tough, crowd-pleasing war. If Flores wins he could become a major card draw, and even a loss keeps him in the spotlight with fans backing hard hitters.
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Seattle Lightweight Bert Pertes Shines In South
Bert Pertes, Seattle lightweight, shows solid form in two South starts. He was knocked out by Ted O’Hare in his first bout, then defeated by Vierra. The Armory fight near Tunney, now Lewis, is noted as a planned Saturday afternoon bout. Joe Waterman, manager of Frankie the California welterweight, eyes Eddie Moore, with Moore described as a hard hitter who can fight and should improve with training.
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East and West in Big Net Finals
East versus West converge for the national singles tennis final. William M. Johnston of San Francisco, defending champion, to face William T. Tilden of Philadelphia, last year’s runner up, with Watson Washburn of New York and Walter Wentbrook of Detroit advancing in other rounds. Johnston beat Richard Norris Williams in straight sets 6-2 6-4 7-6 to highlight Thursday's results.
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Torky Returns to Pelicans After Brief Exit
Red Torkelson, famed pitcher and club comedian for the New Orleans Pelicans, has reversed his decision to quit the team and resumes entertaining duties alongside his pitching duties.
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Travie Davis Poised for Big Seattle Bouts in Winter
Everett welterweight Travie Davis, Coast champion, shows speed and power in recent outing. He needs conditioning after a training lapse but remains a top Northwest main event prospect with potential for strong winter bouts in Seattle if he trains seriously.
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Yankees Profit Takeoff Despite Pennant Chase
Miller Huggins notes the New York Yankees expect to double club revenue this season even if the pennant is not won. Babe Ruth draws crowds, but fans also thrill at a slugging lineup and a livelier ball, signaling strong financial and on field success.
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Ryan Solons Outfielder Beats Southpaws Hit Stride
Buddy Ryan of the Sacramento Solons says he can hit left handed pitching as well as right and explains he struggled early against southpaws but soon found a toe hold that reduced their advantage. He credits the adjustment as the key to his success.
Tunney Answers Criticism of Young Heavyweights
Gene Tunney defends the young school of heavyweight fighters, saying it is foolish to pit novices against topnotchers with more experience and weight. He treats boxing as a business and vows to avoid deals that won’t profit him, insisting he will laugh last.
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Konowaloff Skips National Mile Swim Race
Mirie Konowaloff, Seattle distance star, will not go to Detroit for the national mile on Labor Day due to insufficient funds to cover expenses. Promises and some contributions arose, but not enough to send him, and critics believed he could have won.
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Dempsey Bellows Miske Title Fight Opinions Favor Dempsey
Seattle fans and sportswriters forecast a four round finish for Billy Miske against Jack Dempsey in Benton Harbor Michigan for the world heavyweight title Labor Day weekend. Most expect Dempsey to deliver the decisive punch by the fourth session, despite questions about his form after a layoff.
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Experts Dowse Big Fuss Over Dempsey Miske Fight
A round by round riffexchanges opinion on the Dempsey Miske bout with many experts predicting a quick knockout. Comments from Wells Hul en Austin Salt and Olbon claim Dempsey’s power wins early while others see a tougher clash based on Miske’s physique and past showings.
Siam King Rama VI Drives His Own Motor Car
King Rama VI of Siam owns 83 motor cars and personally drives one on rides, reflecting royal mobility during the era.
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Dempsey and Miske Ready as Fight Nears
Dempsey views rejuvenated Billy Miske ahead of their bout with both men in good condition. About 2,000 watched Dempsey train in Pittsburgh as Miske backers claim a 16 round chance despite long layoff. Weather boosts ticket sales with an estimated house of $175,000 for the matchup.
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Miske
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Firesimmons
White Sox and Indians Edge in AL Race
Cleveland and Chicago near first place as the American League title race tightens. The Yankees sit third but remain a factor, with more road games ahead while Sox and Indians stay home for 22 of 28 next games, shaping the stretch run.
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Tigers Score Thrice In One Frame In Beattie Series Win
Vernon took the third game of the series from Beattie 3 to 1 in Los Angeles. Houck allowed eight hits but the visitors managed one run. Ernie Schorr held the Tigers to three hits, with two in the fifth. Edwards doubled and Smith scored on a Beattie error as De Vormer reached second. Seattle’s lone run came on Cunningham’s triple and Schorr’s double. The Confederate half dollars note closes the piece.
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