East Siders Triumph In Church League Clash
A Monday game at Cascade Park saw East Siders defeat St Johns 5 to 3. Dee Ehrke earned the win with five hits allowed, while Wooden starred with three hits and a key late double. Schmittsen Praegert and Huebner shone in the field as Schroeder held St Johns to three runs in three relief innings. Every church-league team has now tasted a defeat. St Pauls and Congregational bow to Cascade next.
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Wy Warry
Mr. John’s
Grace Luther‘gue
Caatade Park
East Siders
Dee Ehrke
Wooden
Stara
Traxier
Trazier
Huebner
Praegert
Schmittsen
Schroeder
Atole
Rogers
St. Johns
St. Pauls
Congregational
Cascade
John’s
Guthman
Jaroch
Draegert
Bebroeder
W. Guthman
Stark
Buchels
Grace Lutheran
Ehrke
E. Guthman
Dragert
Schroed
Traxler
Schmitt
Schreiffer
Peterman
Cook
Gibbons Dempsey Fight Nears in Public Eye
As the July 4 heavyweight title bout approaches, both camps release new photos showing trainers, sparring partners, and aides. The event promises to define Tommy Gibbons status and could muddle the weight class, with Dempsey seeking a firmer public standing.
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Tommy Gibbons
Buck Pape
Eddie Sales
Bud Gorman
Sparrin
Eddie Kane
Rocco Stramaglia
Dempsey
George Godfrey
Frank Murray
Jens Burke
Jack Dempsey
Ring Fang
Gibbons
Thomas
Tata
Dempsey Offered Two More Bouts in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana June 19. Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion will likely meet the survivor of the Willard Firpo bout at Boyle’s thirty acres on July 30. An exchange from Tex Rickard to Jack McEars, manager of the champion, indicated Dempsey was offered the bout with an added feature of a match with Harry Wills. Labor day. Complete courses in athletic coaching are a feature of the present summer session at the University of California.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Boyle’s
Thirty Acres
Jack Mkearshs
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Labor Day
University of California
Baseball Scores From Coast to Coast Aboard Thirteen Innings
In a long night of MLB action the Washingtons edged Cleveland 4 to 3 after thirteen innings. Detroit Li defeated New York 3 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 6 to 5. St Louis slipped past Boston 9 to 2 in a late game.
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G. L. Pet
New York
Philadelphia Ne
Clevelandia
Detroit
Ole Wees
St. Louis
Ane
Chicago Oars
Washington
Boston Eee
G. v. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Ween
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Lewis
National League
St. Loui
Boxing Results From Cleveland and New York Cards
Last Night's fights featured Columbus lightweights O'Connell and Bloom scoring decisions over Ward and Zick in six and eight rounds. DeFeated Johnny Lisse and Young Fisher also secured wins in Detroit and Columbus. Pancho Villa defeated Jimmy Wilde in seven rounds. Gordon outpointed Tremaine in New York. Smith beat Loughran in Philadelphia while Palmer outpointed Bogash. Cuddy shows as a background name in the card.
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Columbus
Charlie O'Connell
Cleveland
Bobby Ward
St. Paul
Lou Dearee
Johnny Lisse
Detroit
Lou Bloom
Pete Zick
Young Fisher
Kid Gragell
West Jefferson
New York
Pancho Villa
Jimmy Wilde
Harry Gordon
Carl Tremaine
Philadelphia
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
Tomany Loughran
Andy Kid Palmer
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
In & Ees
Palght
Cuddy
Canadian champion Clonie Tait defeats Ray Mitchell in eight
Canadian light weight champion Clonie Tait outpoints Ray Mitchell of Philadelphia over eight rounds in a featured bout. The card also lists Tony Ross of Carnegie knocking out Whitey Baker in two rounds, plus several other regional results from Steubenville to Louisville with multiple knockouts and decisions.
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Clonie Tait
Ray Mitchell
Philadelphia
Carnegie
Tony Ross
Whitey Baker
Youngstown
Zanesville
Jimmy Russell
Ashtabula
Jackie Palmer
Akron
Ledy Peters
Cleveland
Danny Ferguson
Wally Foster
Young Martini
Colmbus
Bobby Evans
Jack Dillon
Marietta
Steubenville
Young Sweeney
Pete Roberts
Wheeling
Johnny Valcher
Willard Hahn
Wellsburg
Gus Camp
Pittsburgh
John Smith
Toronto
Tommy Crawley
Harthead Ruther
Louisville
al Walthers
Canton
Hal Stevens
Racing and Golf Tournaments Across Several Cities
Sporting entries list racing meetings in Aqueduct Latonia and Montreal, golf championships at Evanston and Portland, plus trapshooting events in Corvallis Rutland. Polo Meadow Brook Club annual tournament at Westbury. Boxing bouts Andy Chaney and Battling Mel Creery fights scheduled in Jersey City and Boston.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Evanston
Oregon
Portland
Corvallis
Vermont
Rutland
Polo
Meadowbrook
Westbury
Andy Chaney
Tommy Noble
Jersey City
George Robinson
Battling MelCreery
Boston
Elyria Soccer Seals Strong Season With 4-1 Win Over Lorain
Elyria finishes 28 games with 18 wins 6 draws 4 losses in Cleveland League Class B. They topped Lorain Magyars 4 1 and trounced several foes including Elyria 8 Lorain Magyars 1 while introducing new players for fall Class A, led by top scorer Spray with 13 goals and Smith 113 as goals tally whose exact figures appear garbled.
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Elyria
Lorain Magyars
Chagrin Falls
Framont
Rocky River
Fremont
Elytia
Magyar
Yong Workers
American Huengarang
Elyna
Banats
Cecho Slovaks
Spray
Smith
Anderson
Cack
Guy
Burns
Wilkenson
Teale
Fowkes
Campbell
Tigers Triumph Over Waite Hoyt and Mays in 16-Hit Game
Baseball roundup reports Detroit exploded for 16 hits to down the Yankees 11 to 3 as Waite Hoyt and Carl Mays were hit hard. White Sox rallied past Detroit late, scoring two in the ninth to win 6 to 5 after leading early. Browns sweep doubleheader, 6-2 and 9-0. Johnson bested Coveleskie in a 12-inning duel as Washington beat Cleveland 4-3. Giants snapped losing skid with a 4-1 win over the Cardinals. Robins fall further back with a 6-3 loss to Cincinnati as Keck earned the win. Cubs topple Phillies 9-3 with O Farrel driving in six. Pirates strengthen hold on second as Braves drop 8-3. Atz leads Fort Worth toward another Texas League pennant. Also includes a 1923 time table note for Lake Shore & Electric.
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Tigers
Waite Hoyt
Carl Mays
Detroit
Yankees
Athleticn
White Sox
Shocker
van Gilder
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Johnson
Coveleskie
Washington
Cleveland
Giants
Bill Ryan
Cardinals
Robins
Cincinnati
Keck
O'Farrel
Cub
Phillies
Pirates
Boston Braves
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Ahaa
Offer Dempsey
Red Crown
Ohio
Polarine
Jakey Atz
Fort Wort
Lake Shore &Lectric RT
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Lorata
Vermilion
Bertis
Heights
Norwalk Sandusky
Beitus
Fesvona
Fred Fe Lama
Toledo
Norwalk
Sandusky
Elyria Belting & Machinery (Co
Bown East Broad Foot
Williams
Brooks
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