Tealey Raymond Granted Release After Eight Seattle Years
Tealey Raymond asked for and received his release from the Seattle Giants after eight seasons with the club including four as manager. Dugdale praised his long service and indicated Raymond may pursue a higher class league managerial role. Raymond plans remain open but he will stay in Seattle for a while before deciding.
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Packey McFarland Quits Fight Game for Brewery Life
The Montana papers critique Packey McFarland and report his team undercutting him in late stretch actions. He plans to quit boxing for a paying brewery business and won’t pursue a rematch with Mike Gibbons under current terms.
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Boxing Ends in Colorado Springs After Arena Collapse
Gloom replaces enthusiasm as residents declare the city has seen its last boxing match for years. A section of the arena collapsed injuring many spectators, souring opinion of the sport. Receipts from the Welsh White fight totaled 30,718 with Welsh earning 15,309, including 60 percent of receipts over 27,000. White took 4,000 as his share.
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White Fight
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Anderson Wins at Golf Tournament
In Philadelphia on September 5, John G. Anderson and D B F Sawyer staged the toughest match of the amateur golf championship. Anderson prevailed one up after 37 holes. J M Ward defeated Robert A Gardner six and six.
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National Baseball Scores From Early Week
National results show Boston 2 Philadelphia 4. New York 2 Brooklyn 5. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 4 with no other games reported.
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Yale Grid Game Squad Called Out for Practice
NEW HAVEN Sept 6 Yale's gridiron squad opened practice with 125 men ordered to report by Capt Cupid Mack Tad Jones arriving from Exeter along with his summer coaching experience marks his first time coaching at a major school.
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Famous Nag Will Gallop No More
New York dispatch reports Friar Rock, the famed 83 year old horse, will no longer race. The decision, announced last night, sends the veteran stallion to a Kentucky breeding farm for stud duties.
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Tono and Tacoma Teams Play Draw on Labor Day
CENTRALIA Sept 6 The Tono club and a Tacoma City league all stars went 16 innings to a 2 to 2 tie here on Labor Day. G Davis the Tono pitcher was knocked unconscious by a thrown ball but was revived and returned to the mound.
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Ad Wolgast Battles Draw With Morrissey in Idaho bout
Lee Morrissey the St Anthony lightweight fought Ad Wolgast the former lightweight champion to a draw in a two round bout at Idaho Falls last night. The crowd was about 2 600, though the arena looked smaller.
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Port Dope and Sports Bits from The Era
A collage of notes on theater and sport highlights including L. P Alexander's band and Abe Attell seeking a comeback. Baseball mentions include Heine Zimmerman fined for an aggressive dash on a bunt and Coveleskie’s pitching fronting Tigers wins. Frank Gotch cites speed endurance and skill for wrestling success with Tommy Ryan's boxing club in Syracuse.
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Pal Moore Scores Victory in Boston 12 Round Bout
In Boston at the Arena A Pal Moore won a decision over Frankie Britt after a fast 12 round fight noted for clever fighting.
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Frankie Britt
Arena
American Results From Baseball Scores Across Cities
Washington defeated New York 2 to 0. Philadelphia beat Boston 7 to 2 with a 6 to 1 tally noted in the day’s results.
A Star Want Ad Goes Into Over Sixty Thousand Homes Daily
A Star classified notice outlines a broad circulation reach as the newspaper distributes more than 60 000 copies daily. The item emphasizes the paper's wide reader base and advertising impact.
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Star Want
Williams Again King of Courts in Five-Set Classic
R Norrie Williams of Philadelphia defeats William M. Johnson in Forest Hills New York to reclaim the national tennis title. The five set match ends 4-6 6-4 0-6 6-2 6-4 as Williams surges after a shaky start to clinch the championship on the clay courts.
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Builder of Fast Boat Is Drowned
DETROIT September 6 Edward Lynden who helped build the Baby Marold, holder of a world hydroplane speed record, drowned after a gas explosion aboard the boat shortly after the race yesterday.
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Williams Sash and Door Co. Wins 4–8 Over Crane Co. in Sunday Tilt
The speedy O. B. Williams Sash and Door Co. baseball team annexed another game Sunday by defeating Crane Co. tossers 8 to 4.
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Athletics Bid to Figure Big in the American League
In Philadelphia the Boston Red Sox meet Connie Mack’s Athletics as Detroit threatens from behind. In New York the Giants face the Dodgers in a double bill while St. Louis and Detroit clash in Detroit. Chicago sees White Sox vs Indians and Boston clashes with Philadelphia National, with a doubleheader in each city. Detroit or Philadelphia could lead the pennant race depending on today’s results.
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Wichita Club End of Season Franchise Sale
Wichita and Philadelphia games show Wichita’s season ending with a franchise shift as Boston wins 74 56 in a canceled Denver trip and Detroit loses 75 57. Officials cite a poor finish and league takeover as the Spurs discuss future moves.
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Dillon May Take on St. Paul Lad
Efforts are under way to arrange a bout between Mike Gibbons and Jack Dillon with Harry L. helping to secure tentative agreements from both fighters for the match in St. Paul.
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Jack Dillon
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Anderson Auto Racer Injured in Track Accident
Gil Anderson suffered a broken leg and minor injuries when his car went through at the Sharonville track yesterday. Officials say his condition is not dangerous.
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