Greb's Title Not In Danger
New York June 27 AP Harry Greb world 160 pound titleholder retained his middleweight crown with dominant 15 round decision over Ted Heibore at Yankee Stadium. Young Stribling defeated Tommy Loughran after six rounds. Gene Tunny defeated Erminio Spalla in seven rounds by technical knockout. Spalla suffered a cut left eye and swelling before the referee halted the fight. Crowd about 60 000 paid 250 000 with 100 000 earmarked for a milk fund.
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New York
Harry Greb
Ted Eibore
Yankee Stadium
Greb
Moore
Macon
Wm. L
Tommy
K. C.) Loughran
Philadelphia
Gene Tunny
Erminio Spalla
Spalla
New York Larry Estridge Wins World Negro Middleweight Title
Larry Estridge of Harlem defeated Panama Joe Gans, veteran champion, in ten rounds to capture the Negro middleweight world championship. Omaha welterweight Morrie Schlaifer scored a technical knockout over Tillie Kid Herman in the eighth round of a scheduled ten.
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New York
Larry Estridge
Harlem
Panama Joe Gans
Omaha
Morrie Schlaifer
Tillie Kid Herman
Chicago
Thursday Games Feature Rain Delays and Averages
Baseball action listed shows American and National League matchups with rain delays and numerous player names. Report includes scores, innings, and lineups such as Baumgartner Perkins Johnson and Ruel, Metevier Coveleskie Myatt Leverette Cvengros Blankenship Crouse, and details from games extended into extra innings.
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R. H. E. Cleveland Sneer Ae
Griasig
Lg Oes
Saeco Te
Metevier
Coveleskie
Myatt
Leverette
Cvengros
Blankenship
Crouse
Advance Seat Sale for Myers O Uara Bout Opening Saturday
Advance tickets go on sale Saturday for the Myers O Uara twelve round boxing match on the Fourth of July at Brady park. Tickets sold at Temple Pharmacy Corner Cigar Store Commercial Cigar Store and Legion committee outlets to deter congestion. Myers trained well with Spider Reach and Spug is in strong form drawing large afternoon crowds.
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Brady Park
Temple Pharmacy
Corner Cigar Store
Legion Committee
Myers
Elks Temple
Spug
Today’s Games From The Nationals And Americans
Fragmentary report lists two baseball games with incomplete lineups and weather disruption. Mentions teams Philadelphia and Washington, players Kis Shawkey Murphy and Schang, Ruffing, and others, with rain affecting play.
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R. H. E. Dome
Shawkey
Jones
Schang
Murray
Fullerton
Fuhr
Workman
Picinich
Italians pause work in silent tribute to Matteotti
In Rome on June 27 all Italian workers, including fascisti, stopped work from 10:00 to 10:20 in silent tribute to murdered deputy Matteotti. Public services kept running. Opposing factions in the chamber of deputies planned a plenary resolution. Police and troops prepared for possible disturbances.
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Rome
Italy
Fascisti
Matteotti
Sepa
Rately
Chamber of Deputies
Miners Die In Explosive Disaster At Harglogginitz
June 27 AP reports thirty miners were asphyxiated in a colliery explosion at Harglogginitz Vienna. Rescue teams failed due to defective gas masks and all rescuers lost their lives. Separately cotton thread was first spun by machinery in Birmingham England.
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Vienna
Harglogginitz
Recue
Birmingham
England
Banker's Friends Praise Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial claims stomach trouble and related ailments were cured after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for two years, avoiding gallstone surgery. The ad asserts the remedy clears intestinal inflammation and mucus, offering a money back guarantee at Cook Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Cook Drug Store
Today’s sports calendar lists multiple racing and golf events
Racing meets include Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia Hamilton Jockey Club at Hamilton Ont Golf hosts several championships across Greenwich St Joseph and Richmond National Public Links in Dayton Mid Atlantic and Metropolitan junior events Tennis National Intercollegiate championships at Haverford Beach Show Long Island Kennel Club annual show Mineola and state trapshooting tournaments in Manchester and Fargo document a busy regional sports slate.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
Ont
Greenwich
Conn
St. Joseph
Dayton
Richmond
Westchester
Haverford
Long Island Kennel Club
Mineola
Hagen Wins British Open by One Stroke at Hoylake
Walter Hagen, the American pro, seized the British Open title at Hoy Lake England by one stroke with an aggregate 301 for 72 holes. E R Whitcombe finished second at 302 while Sarazen totaled 323. Hagen began with 77, added 73, and matched steady play to hold the lead over Whitcombe and others.
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Hoy Lake
England
Walter Hagen
Hagen
E. R. Whitcombe
Whitcomb
Sarazen
Prizes Awarded at the Dance Palace Tonight
The Dance Palace hosted a prize event this evening with awards presented to top performers. Local organizers recognized notable dancers and attendees as the program concluded.
United States rifle team sweeps events in Chalons
In Chalons France on June 27 the United States rifle team won the remaining events led by the 800 metre shoot finishing a clean sweep. Haiti placed second with France third in the final standings.
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Chalons
France
United States
Haiti
United States Beats Holland in Olympic Foils
The United States fencing team defeated Holland in the Olympic foils competition in Paris on June 27. The victory advances the American squad in the fencing event at the Games.
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U. S
Holland
Paris
United States
Young Hill Faces a Damage Suit
Process servers sought Walter J. Hill in St. Paul on a summons in a $200,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Bessie Gottlieb of Chicago. She alleges Hill asked her to marry him and that she obtained a divorce to do so, claiming letters and documents support the claim.
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St. Paul, Minn
Walter ‘J. Hill
James J. Hi ‘Sempire
Bessie Gottlieb
Chicago
Gottlieb
Hill
Fire consuming California forests prompts federal aid
News briefs report California forests burning out of control as federal and state foresters recruit firefighters. Other items note a customs chief apology in Yokohama, church union bill progress in Ottawa, Canada lique treaty ratification pending next session, and the death of Congressman Edward C. Little in Washington.
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San Francisco
California
Ottawa
Canada
MacKenzie-King
House of Commons
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