Lightweight Bout On Square Inquiry Shows
New York July 15 Reports that Thursday's 13 round world lightweight title bout is in the bag for Al Singer have boxing circles favoring champion Sammy Mandell. Investigations show no fraud, but Singer is backed by a powerful clique. Mandell is noted for enduring hard blows from McLarnin and is expected to win if in top form. Both fighters trained well and prepared for their final workouts.
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Magnolias Picked as Referee for Risko Heeney Bout
Lou Magnolia of New York City has been chosen to refereethe Johnny Risko Tom Heeney fight at Taylor Bowl Cleveland Ohio on Thursday night Heeney has trained in Cleveland since Sunday Risko has also trained since his Chicago defeat two weeks ago
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National Clay Court Tourney Opens with First Round Victor
Seeded players largely advanced as National City Clay Court Championships begin in Kansas City Missouri. Defending champ Emmett Pare beat Don Geary 6-1 6-4. Frederic Mercur edged Karl Hodge 7-5 9-7. Harris Coggeshall defeated George OConnell 6-3 6-3. G. C. Vincent Sneed beat Junior Coen in two love sets. Wav Brown toppled John Tatum 6-1 6-4. Field to 16 after second round. semis and finals set for this weekend.
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Broadcast heavyweight bout from Yankee Stadium set for Thursday
The 16 round lightweight title fight between Sammy Mandel and Al Singer will be broadcast from ringside at Yankee Stadium. The National Broadcasting Co. announced plans with Graham McNamee and Geo Hicks as reporters. The broadcast starts at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Mandell Rules Lightweight Weight, Confident at 135
Mandell weighs in at 135 pounds confirming he can make the lightweight limit and expects to be strong. Sammy denies selling the title and bets $50,000 on winning, while The Rockford Italian contemplates throwing the fight for money but preserves pride in his championship and clean record. He pledges to prove doubters wrong in the first round.
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National League Baseball Scores and Schedules
Results show Cleveland 4 Boston 2 Chicago 10 2 New York 9 7 Detroit 4 Washington 4 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 7. Upcoming games list Boston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. Standings feature New York 79 7 46, St Louis 77 4 519, Pittsburgh 79 OT 12 465, Cincinnati across.
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Mandell to defend lightweight title vs Singer in New York
Lightweight champion Sammy Mandell meets rival Al Singer in a title bout at Yankee Stadium on July 17. Singer is favored. Mandell, 26, veteran of 10 years, faces a younger challenger with speed, endurance, confidence and skill, while Sammy’s edge in outsmarting opponents may be tested by age and new style.
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Indians Edge Red Sox 3 2 In Ninth At League Park
Indians win 3 2 at League Park as Charlie Jamieson delivers a bases loaded single in the ninth. Wes Ferrell hurls solid ball with support in the field while Boston hammers early but falters at key moments. Rhyne on second and Berry's drive set up the dramatic finish.
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Major League Leaders and Scores Highlight Night Games
The report lists leaders and upcoming matches: Indianapolis 7 Louisville 1 in a night game, with Toledo at Columbus, Louisville at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at St Paul, and Kansas City at Minneapolis. It notes Berlin as a park city with annual upkeep costing 3,100,000 dollars. RBIs credited to Jamieson Hodapp J Sewell Todt Berry. Two-base hits by Regan Rhyne.
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Fox Furnace, Steel & Tubes Win Last Half Openers
In the Industrial League last evening Fox Furnace edged Troxel 9 to 8 in a tight finish as Troxel rallied late. Steel & Tubes topped Ohio Fuel Gas 6 to 3 after a late comeback, with Fidler holding the Steelmen to five hits while they converted each into runs.
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Stadium League opens with large crowd and tight race
The new Stadium League drew 450 spectators for opening games. Holy Cross Bears beat Tigers 22 to 1 as manager Jackson pulled the Tigers, who will be replaced by Bill Messaros’s settlement house team. Giants and Indians battled to a 14 14 tie in seven innings, called at darkness. a rematch is set for tonight at 6:00 p.m. Slatkowski earned the win, Tripplett the loss, with Koehn homering and other players delivering key hits.
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Grand Circuit At Toledo Next Week
Toledo announces six Grand Circuit stake races at Fort Miami the week of July 21. The Hotel Commodore Perry stake for 12 class pacers and the Hotel Secor stake for 13 class trotters are highlights with 50 horses across fields worth close to a million dollars. Large crowds expected as top stables and trainers prepare for record crowds and six nights of racing on the historic oval.
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National Banks and Proohlyn Clash in Pittsburgh Eight
National Banks loses to Proohlyn 12 to 8 in Pittsburgh as weather forces postponements. Other games including Pittsburgh at Ibrooklyn, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, and Lewis at Philadelphia are moved to later dates due to wet conditions.
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Baseball recap highlights via Regan Todt and team plays
Berry delivered a three base hit by Regan and a home run by Todt with J Sewell driving in. Double plays by Goldman and Morgan Regan Rhyne Todt produced key outs while Cleveland and Boston left eight men on base each. Ferrell and Gaston combined for nine strikeouts as Hildebrand Ormsby and Van Graflan umpired a 1 hour 39 minute game.
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Boxer Injured In Kentucky Bout After Seventh Round Blow
Dayton Kentucky July 15 boxer Sammy Buchanan of Atlanta Georgia junior welterweight remained unconscious and in serious condition after a seventh round punch in a bout with Jimmy Neal of Cincinnati He was removed to a hospital after attempts to revive him failed.
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Church League games slated at four sites tonight
Two matches line the schedule with the Baptists versus the Methodists at McKinley Field and the Church of Christ meeting Grace Lutherans at Richwine grounds. The St Johns versus Second Congregationals game at Hamilton field is postponed to a later date.
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Allison Lott Van Ryn And Lott Named For Inter Zone Finals
Paris July 15 Inter zone Davis competition between the United States and Italy drew keen attention as a test of the American youth for the International trophy held by France. The American team led by George Lott John Doeg Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, was to practice under Coach Karel Kozeluh Captain Fitz Eugene Dixon and William Tilden with two singles matches slated for Friday and the doubles and final singles to follow after Thursday draws.
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Organize Junior Stadium League Tomorrow
A. N. Smith plans a Junior Stadium league for boys 14 and under with games in the afternoon at the Stadium diamonds. Eligible players are those not yet 13 years old. A meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the field will discuss season plans and coaching help from Industrial or Church league seniors with free afternoons.
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Eastern and Western Clubs Clash As West Surprises East
Eastern American League clubs face strong Western resistance as four West clubs remain in the pennant race. Detroit beats Washington three times in four, Chicago White Sox win two of five against the Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics struggle but win 9 7 in 11 innings, Browns rally but lose to Lefty Grove. Uhle and Alexander spark Detroit's 4 3 victory. Yankees lose 10 9 before Ruffing wins 7 2 in game two. Brooklyn leads NL with 12 8 over Pittsburgh. Dazzy Vance earns his 10th win as Robins widen cushion over Cubs.
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Datto KO's Gershe in first round at Taylor Bowl
Cleveland July 15 Johnny Datto knocked out Benny Gershe in the first round at Taylor Bowl. The finish came at one minute fifty seconds after Gershe pressed early but Datto landed a decisive two fisted attack. Frankie Chatterton outpointed Norman Wolfe in six rounds. Tut Jackson was disqualified in the fifth round with Bob Moody. Joe Schlund beat Benny Burns in six. Marshall Collette defeated Joe Curley in the curtain raiser.
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