Dempsey Firpo Rematch Talk and Local Preparations
The article discusses public interest in a Dempsey versus Firpo title rematch and mentions possible candidates like Harry Wills. It notes ongoing plans for a local event and repair work, with aims to capitalize on boxing excitement and organize a handicap-style meeting in September.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants In 13–2 Victory At Chicago
Chicago Cubs defeat New York Giants 13 to 2 in a bitter contest. Barnes McQuillan Gowdy led for Chicago while Snyder Kauffmann Alexander O’Farrell hit for New York. Reds top Boston 7 6 in Cincinnati rally scene as Keck called in late. Phils split doubleheader with Cards. Dodgers and Pirates divide as Morrison Steineder suffer with 19 hits.
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Badgers of Tucson High Prepping For Football Season
The Tucson High Badgers show growing strength as the season nears. Coach Sy Paulus faces sleepless nights as players display fierce determination and readiness to push training to the limit.
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National Amateur Golf Meet Opens With Top Players In Front
Stars lead the opening round as Robert A. Gardner shoots 74 and Bobby Jones 75 at Flossmoor. Chick Evans also 75 while Jesse Guilford struggles with 93, threatening his match qualification as others post strong scores.
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Atlanta
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Yankees Dominate White Sox for Easy Victory
New York trounces Chicago 10 to 4 as the Yankees rally in the late innings at home. Pitchers and batters click in a decisive win that seals the series.
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Winter sports demand in Tucson would boost city crowds
Potland and San Francisco scorelines appear alongside baseball figures as readers hear a citizen call for a formal winter sports league. The writer argues for Sunday games to entertain residents and winter visitors and cites local interest in Tucson.
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Rickard Eyes Firpo Rematch For Next Fourth Of July
Promoter Tex Rickard, after last night’s heavyweight title bout, says he is contemplating a return match between Luis Angel Firpo and Jack Dempsey for the next Fourth of July. Experts deem a rematch feasible if Firpo improves his boxing craft.
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1923 Wildcats Begin Tryout Session Under McKaie
Seventeen football candidates from 1922 and hopes for 1928 joined first squad drills under Coach J. F. McKaie. The tryout drew over a hundred students and former players like Harold Me Cielias and Glenn Broderick watched from the bleachers as the monley crew showed sporadic promise.
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Gilliland, Wildcats Star Runner, Dominates Grid Action
Gil Gilliland dazzles with multiple moves on the Arizona gridiron as a standout backfield threat. The 1972 season looks promising with veterans and new prospects shaping under coach McKale as the team prepares for the September 23 opener and future tests.
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Tilden Wins Net Title From Johnston In Straight Sets
William T. Tilden, the long celebrated Philadelphia champion, defeated William N Johnston in the final of the American tennis championship at Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia. He won 6-4 6-1 6-4 in 53 minutes, earning his fourth straight title as Johnston bowed out graciously in defeat before a 15 000 crowd.
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Babe Ruth Nears Home Run Lead in 133-Game Report
Babe Ruth, premier Yankee slugger, leads the race for the major league home run title after a 133-game tally showing an OPS heavy season. Rogers Hornsby and others trail as field figures list Ruth at the top with strong support from White Shoots and Cleveland bats.
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Wildcats Face Uncertain 1923 Season Says Mac
Mac remains pessimistic about the Wildcats 1923 football season noting many unknowns and a shortage of proper footballs and equipment. He warns of a tough year but has history of producing capable pig skin warriors when the season starts.
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Wildcats Polo Team Ready for Strong Arizona Season
Arizona’s polo squad returns intact with Mahoney Fuller Hearon and Woody leading the veteran lineup. The Wildcats dominated western play last season and planned an ambitious east trip to face Yale after negotiating expenses. Second stringers Sawyer Magee Witte Buchi bolster depth and Harry Saunders may rejoin. Season opens October 6 versus New Mexico Military Institute instructors as Wildcats aim to extend a recent victory over the cadets.
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Coast Conference Plans New Football Season Rules
The Pacific Coast Inter-collegiate conference in Portland outlined major 1924 season rules including banning scouting and disbarment for violations. It clarified eligibility, rejected outside arbitrator use, banned complimentary tickets to athletes, and set Tacoma Wage as the city for the Washington Stagies contest on November 17.
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Towncats Fete Wildcats At Blue Moon Dance
Towncats host a benefit dance at the Blue Moon tomorrow night to aid the Wildcat team with funds. Tickets entitle ten dances, sales indicate a strong turnout, and proceeds help city backers support the team during the coming season.
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