Showdown Looms as Rickard Faces Commission Clash
New York June 13 The ongoing dispute over the Dempsey Willes matchup persists as Tex Rickard pushes to defend the title against Gene Tunney with a September bout at Yankee Stadium while the commission warns of penalties. Farley threatens to oust Rickard if the arrangement is not honored, and Brown denies authority to block outside action.
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Wilbert
Farley
Brower
Dempsey
Muldoon
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Lkely
Wilders Oppose Akron Goodsears In Fast Baseball Card Rivalry
Local followers will see the fast Wilder Cigars team in action against the Cleveland based Wilders at Riverview. Akron Yellow Cabs and Firestone games are scheduled with a July Fourth showcase and a string of July meetings. Lorain Native champions are noted for sharp batting and strong defense as attendance grows with the season.
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Uns
Unis
Akron
Fisner
Cleveland
Wilders
Jals
Yellow Cubs
N.vo. P Traction
Riverview
Firestone
Lorain
Lorain Nativities
Natieaties
Amateur and Professional Club Meets Across North America
Reports list multiple racing and golf events including Queens County Jaches Club at Aqueduct and Montreal Driving Club, plus Southern Amateur Championship in Missouri and Pacific Coast Tennis Championship in Missouri. Notable participants include Louir Mcnl and Red Chapman, with events spread from Boston to Baltimore and Philadelphia to New Haven.
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Missour
St Louis
Pacific
Berseles
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Boston
Baltimore
Woxing
Red Chapman
Mack
New Haven
Indians Again Beat Athletics in Close Contest
The Cleveland Indians edged the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5 to move into second place. Levensen drew a curtain call, Shaute relieved Larsen in the fourth, and Shaute held the Athletics afterward. Key hitters included Lamar Bishop Sennell Matt Summa Levensen Shaute with two-base hits and a home run by Sayers.
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Indians
Athletics
Levsep
Cleice
Land
Shaute
Larsen
Lamar
Bishop
Ifale
J Sennell
Matt
Summa
Levensen
J_ Sewell
L Mirs Saersuee
Douhtal
Spurgean
Burns
Sishon
Engle
Luizhe
Spursean
Philadelphia
Rommel
Heimbach
Levsen
Sennings
Pate
Springs
Rome
Ormsby
McGoran
Baseball Standings and Scores Report
In American League Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 while Detroit won 8 to 7 and Boston and New York split. National League results include Chicago 9 over Philadelphia and Boston 3 over Pittsburgh. International League Newark 10 Buffalo 3. Athletics lose again as Cleveland moves to second place and Philadelphia sinks to fourth.
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St. Louis
New York
Washington
Chicago
Todal
GAMLS
St Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Toledo
Aiwaukece
Columbus
Kansas Cts
Indienapoli
St. Pan Lowsville
Minideanais
Philadelphie AL
Louis F
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nCincinanati SL
Pittshurst
Cuaco
Brookyn
oWex
OL Loston Ae
Pet
Mulwaukie
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wanses
St Paul
Miuneapolis
Balimor
Awe
Toronto
Buffalo
Chester
Wark Aeecan
Tersey City
Een
Syracuse
Bis
Reading
Ty Fella
Brookinn Hartnetts Chica
Lerman
Brook Meisel
New York Tephenuson
Ty Vorlson
Whitstone
McMatus
Teurel
Judd
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Jack Thompson Leads Qualifying Field at Columbus Open
The qualifying round for the National Open at Columbus featured 20 year old Jack Thompson leading the field at Wallow wick. Pro claims, playoff results, and scattered scores show Thompson ahead with a 118 and a 240 total for five rounds, as rivals like White and Randall contested the top spots.
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Jack Thompson
Columbus
Wallowick
Elyree
Spring Valley Golf Club
Knoche
Bol Hundall
Spring Valley
D. K. Whites
Sprang Valley
D .K. Witte
Wiouich
White
Tandale
Lis
Jost
Randall
Ster
Vadiosa
Ken
Dias Bela
Fey
Gcoures Lake
Prinz Professios Ub
Open Champion Fails to Qualify at Millowich Course
Notable golfers including George Sargent and Wred Str eent faced tough rounds as Millowich hosted the National Open trials. Sargent faded after a promising start while Str eent, son of the famed George, qualified in his first national attempt. Weired Wiechman finished strong, securing second place as Bob Randall edged toward a high score.
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Catherrd
Paul Rul
Don Glasipies
Shohie
Olamiote Fields
George Sargent
Scioto Club
Columbus
Jbe
Agate
Willowich
Esterday
Shole
Millowichk
Vwred Streent
Ltears
George
Qualihed
Fragments From Bowling and Boxing Circuits Across the Region
a garbled OCR recap notes Walter Ingram of Lorain near Hie and Randall’s recent travels to Willowick for practice rounds amid May 30 opening of Nuks at Spring Vatley. It mentions hopes Randall would qualify to Columbus and hints at boxers Frankie Fay and others with scattered results from Columbus and Pacific Coast bouts.
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To &O
Columbus
Nacional Oren
Alcrate
Rome
Jack Munro
Zanes
Cine
Steve Zappa
Springfield
Tata
Tom Currie
Toledo
Liwen
Ifigel
Marshall
Columbus Chee Sage
Darton
Douglas Hill
Cinecima Samieig
Alex Cunninghem
Harry Boren
Ashikapooa
Julian Blanton
Troop Hecurney
Murington Ioe Agisi
Rudy Kielitz
Lakewood
Francis Jumbas
Jeana
Shaher Tachester
ET Taltford
St Clairsvile
Liv
Chayman
Wheeling
Jacksmith
CW Jones Mansfield
Irregular Military Golf Entries and Scores Across Cities
A list of golfers and scores from multiple towns including Akron Marion Columbus Newark Wheeling Sleepy Hollow and others. Records show varied scores and identifiers such as T8 S0 153 and 2.0.2.0 with notes that all others failed to complete the thirty holes.
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George Currie
Akron
Jwvnson Crane
Barbertohoo
George Mead
Colum
Monty Catron
Daston
W . Forbrich
Fort Clinton
Austin Shinnea
Drumbus
Charles I. Ball
Marty Cromb
Suiker
Delbert Thompsoan
Wheeling
Jehthur Shannos
Columbus
Alf Pilon
Chee Thompsog Hom Cena News
John
J. Curley
Marion
Fred Carston
Torr Thompson
Parkersburg
Harold Kells
Midgewood Vitarega
Sleep
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Columbus boxers settle in draw and foul loss
Grace of Columbus and Ane Ievia fought six rounds to a draw. Ethel Watlace of Hunting W Va lost foul to Ralph Wagnell of Columbus after a round and a half.
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Ane Ievia
Grace
Columbus
Ethel_ Wat
Lace
Hunting
W. Va
Ralph Wagnell
Columbua
McGraw Trades Southworth for Heinie Mueller
New York reports John McGraw completed a major league trade by sending Billy Southworth to St. Louis for Heinie Mueller. The deal comes as the trading season closes at midnight.
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New York
John McGraw
Ider Granty
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinale
Heinie Mueller
Home Run Leaders and Last Night Baseball Scores
Yesterday in major league baseball the Giants beat the Reds behind a Florence powered rally. Chick Davies relieved with bases loaded and one out to secure the win over Pete Donohue. The Tigers staged an old fashionedDetroit rally in the eighth to edge the Red Sox 7 to 4.
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Reds
Chick Davies
Mackerel
Pete Donohue
Tigers
Detroi
Red Sox
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