Giants Trail Indians by Four Points in Key Standings Drift
The Giants trail the Indians by four as Tacoma upset Seattle 4 to 2 and Victoria won, boosting Seattle’s position while Giants face a 1:30 doubleheader with Tacoma to chase first place. Spokane and Portland-Vancouver results loom over the standings as Tacoma and Seattle pursue wins.
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Giants Hold Narrow Edge in Push for World Title
New York Giants and Boston Red Sox emerged with doubleheader wins sealing a pennant race. Boston leads Philadelphia by 4 1/2 games while New York sits 5 games ahead of Chicago with 36 and 32 games left respectively.
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Rivers Loses Lightweight Title Fight on Labor Day
Los Angeles report notes Joe Rivers, a young lightweight, loses to Joe Mandot at Vernon on Labor Day. Eyton reflects Rivers has learned a hard lesson about fame and character, saying he remains one of the world's great lightweights and deserves another chance if he proves himself to promoters.
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Vernon
Kilbane Retains Featherweight Title In Easy Victory
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland outpointed Johnny Dundee over ten rounds in New York to keep the featherweight title. Dundee pushed early but Kilbane’s sharp left jabs and cool defense dominated the bout as Abe Attell watched.
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Wolgast Injury Tangled Promoter's Thanksgiving Plans
Promoter Thomas J. McCarey races to resolve a light weight dispute after Joe Mandot defeated Joe Rivers on Labor Day. If Ad Wolgast cannot fight on Thanksgiving, McCarey aims to match Rivers Mandot or Knockout Brown as principals, with Ritchie’s manager Billy Nolan resisting ringside weight demands.
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Leaders Walloped by Victoria Bees
Spokane reporting Victoria Bees routs leaders as Kaufman fires a quick win. Umpire Day celebrated with gifts. no protests issued. Regional results list several scores including Boston over Washington and Philadelphia, plus New York and Chicago games.
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Hubbard Ready for Boat with Harry Forbes
Eddie Hubbard and Harry Forbes completed their hard training for a four round mill set as the main event at the Dreamland rink smoker tonight. Both men weigh 146 pounds and are in shape for an exciting bout. The program also features Shannon vs Maxwell in the semi windup with all fighters rested. Short Hatton challenged Vic Gauntiett to singles on Woodland Park courts next Sunday morning with the loser paying.
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