Local Fair Grounds trots set records and recalls boxing legends
At the fair grounds track J P Clement’s Bessie Shaw set a trotting record in the $1,000 stake race, Augusta owned by Gongwer J Reed won two heats, while Mike Bingen captured three heats in the opener and A Estabrook’s Chehalla Sy placed in the third heat. Separate boxing notes recount historic bare knuckle and modern title bouts across decades with Sullivan, Jeffries, Dempsey and others highlighted.
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J. P. Clement
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Gongwer J Reed
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Ike Bingen
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Blackwell
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Eenestie Shaw
Peter Inpine
Bingille
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Mallaw
Attn Stout
Eli -Canto
Bedell
Barney O'Connor
Black- Welk
Benie
Tinkerhof
Hehalis
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Standings and Games From the American and National Circuits
American results list shows St Louis 7 Cleveland 4 Chicago 9 Detroit 6 Washington 14 0 Philadelphia 9 4 New York 14 2 Boston 2 5. National results include Pittshoreb Cincinnati 0 New York 9 Boston 6 St Louis 18 Chicago 1. National games today Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at Philadelphia with a second game postponed due to rain.
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Ray Kramar
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Vieta
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Thie Patie
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T Hem
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Alexander
Ralh
Daubin
Tate Toth
Vicerome Orans
Ant Tou
Ruth
Bostay
Senators
Athletics
St. Tewis
Tigers
Browns Beat Indians 7-4 in nine innings
In Cleveland on September 1 the St. Louis Browns defeated the Indians 7-4 with strong relief by Gaston before Burns sustained a leg injury in the ninth. Cleveland starters were Miller, Grant, and Hudlin, while offensive highlights included base hits by Rice, Sieler, Williams, Lutzke, Eichrodt, Bumme, and Jamieson. The game lasted 2 hours 10 minutes with Rowland, Qimedy, and Geisel umpires.
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St. Louis Browns
Indians
Gaston Eld
Browns
Ty Burns
Miller
Grant
Hudlin
Rice
Sieler
Williams
Lutzke
Eichrodt
Bumme
Jamieson
Gerber
FE. Miller
Fonseca
Willliams
Burns
EB. Miller
Melillo
St. Louis
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Gaston
Miller- Umnires
Rowland
Qimedy
Geisel
Ad Wolgast Former Champion Slated for Return Denied
In Los Angeles Ted Ad Wolgast once world lightweight champion, 17 years after his reign he is declared hopelessly insane and placed in an asylum. Alienists cited deterioration of brain cells at a hearing. He claimed in court he was ready for a comeback, saying he trained daily and would be champion again in weeks.
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Los Angeles
Ted Ad Wolgast
Yestersiay
Walgast
Nelson
Beastet
Wolgast
Sport Events Today Features Wide Racing and Tennis Meets
Racing continues at Belmont Park Washington Park Fairmount and Dade Park. Trotting hosts grand circuit in Indianapolis. Tennis includes Eastern grass court championships for men in Rye and women’s Middle States in St Martin’s Pa California and West Virginia events at Del Monte and White Sulphur.
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Washington Park
Fairmount
Dade Park
Indianapolis
Rye
St. Martin’s
SOLPF
del Monte
West Virginia
Dempsey, Nemesis To Many Boxers
New York dispatch recalls how Jack Dempsey ruined many contenders and shaped careers. It highlights future threats like Jack Sharkey, notes Tunney’s victory over Dempsey, and stresses the need for fitness, strategy, and trained guidance to rebound after the champion’s relentless style.
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Dempsey
Price of Cleveland ball players and the Dunn era
The Cleveland club ledgers show spending on players by James Dunn and successors, with $300,000 for talent in five years and $197,000 from 1916 to 1921. Notable buys include Tris Speaker for $50,000 and $26,000 for Wills Hudlin, while some acquisitions proved less productive.
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Barnard
Cleveland
Irs
James Dunn
Dunn
Tris Speaker
Wills Hudlin
Hudlin
Luke Sewell
Sewell
Rube Latake
Glenn Myatt
Forsera
Hogapp
Grant
Cleveland Panthers AnE reorganizing for coming season
The Cleveland Panthers professional football team of the late American League of Professional Football is reorganizing for the forthcoming season. Coached by Tiny Potter they were a strong road team in the Midwest, defeating Red Grange's New York Yankees and George Wilsons Wildcats among others. With the American League disbanded they will play all road games from Cleveland this year and invite managers to contact Looking Manager tr. T. Jones for first class attractions.
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Panthers
Iteam
Middle West
Tiny Potter
Red
Las Real
Iun
Cleveland
Tr.t. Jones
Ohio
Pirates blank Reds as Kramer spins three hit gem
Ray Kramer pitched a three hit win guiding the Pirates to a 3-0 victory over the Reds. The rest of the item veers into scattered game notes and unrelated sports results with several garbled phrases.
Tunney Presses Training As Dempsey Plans Golf
Chicago reporters detail sparring outcomes two weeks before the Tunney Dempsey title bout. Tunney sparring partner Chuck Wiesias lands cleanly, cuts Tunney’s eye, while Dempsey avoids heavy work and focuses on golf. Ringside seating distribution begins for the bout.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
Jack
Chuck Wiesias
Indianapolis
Tunner
Gene
Tickets Worth 799009 Mailed to Purchasers
More than 799009 dollars in tickets were mailed to purchasers, indicating a significant distribution effort and potential outreach outcome.
Tad Jones to retire as Yale football coach after season
Last year for Tad Jones at Yale. New Haven Conn Sept 7 Tad Jones will retire as Yale football coach at season's end after nine years and three championships. He will devote full time to T A D Jones Coal Company. No successor will be named at this time.
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New Haven
Conn
T. A
Toledo Tolédo club manager suspended after umpire altercation
CHICAGO reports suspension of Cas ey Stengel, Tolédo American Association manager, by President Thomas J. Hickey after an altercation with umpire Derr following the Labor Day game in Toledo. Tony Canzoneri of New York receives 90 day suspension and license revocation by the Illinois State Athletic Commission for muting Eddie Anderson in a Friday night bout.
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Casey" Stengel
Tolédo
Thomas J. Hickey
Derr
Toledo
Columbus
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Eddie Anderson
Notable Umpire Sparks Debate in Los Angeles Softball
In Los Angeles fans clash with umpire Miss Anna Bell Hurst a schoolteacher who officiates weekend semi pro games. The piece highlights a gendered dispute after a disputed call and notes six shutouts in the Western association with two credited to pitcher John.
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Ifis
Giants
Alien Sott
St. Louis Americans
Los Angeles
Anna Bell Hurst
John
Archery arrows go tubular in Cambridge tournament
Fort Smith son and rivals from Okmulgee Joplin Springfield Muskogee each scored once as arrows in the National Archery Association meet in Cambridge shift to tubular metal after ages of wooden shafts. Golf and tennis circuits flow into autumn with Berkeley hosting girls hard court nationals September 3 and polo action. the Americas versus England face off for the challenge trophy once connected to the Hurlingham era.
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Berkeley
Calif
Westchester Polo Club
Hurlingham
England
Gas service shut off for mainline repairs Friday
Notice to gas consumers that gas will be shut off for mainline repairs on Friday, Sept. standard time from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Do not leave home with hot water heater or lights on. Logan Gas Co. Phone 2145.
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Logan Gas Co
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