Norfolk Tars Rally To Take First Of Double-Header
Peterson and Johnson star as Norfolk defeats Wilson 11 to 1 in the opener at League Park. Art Johnson starts Thursday, with Robertson and Klinger back in the field as the Tars seek the doubleheader sweep amid a tight series.
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Joe Klinger
Frank McCue
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Danielly
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Witch—Moss
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Byers
Sharkey poised to challenge Dempsey for Tunney title
The article outlines Jack Sharkey as a rising challenger, capable of adapting his style and delivering in the ring. It compares him to Tunney and Dempsey, noting his recent knockout of Jim Maloney and growing belief that he could threaten the heavyweight crown this summer.
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Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Géne Tunney
Sharkey
Tunney
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Maroney
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Three Linkers Meet State Hospital In Warren Saturday
Warren Tri-County Leaguers assemble for a two day swing with Endeavor and Expo Park doubleheader. Ray Nelson to pitch Saturday at Endeavor with Anthony behind the plate. Urbanski and D Brown groomed for Sunday two bill at Expo. Also scheduled are a Delaney MceTigue preliminary at Yankee Stadium and a carp catching contest by Izaak Walton Chapter with a ten dollar prize for the largest carp.
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Ray Nelson
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State Hospital
North Warren
Dave Shade
Joe Anderson
Delaney-MceTigue
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Ruby Goldstein
Sid Terris
George Alger
Izaak Walton
J. L. Matthews
Warren Water Company
Jack Logan
Third Street
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Water Company
Yale Harvard Boat Race Tonight Sets 75000 Expectation
Henry R Farrell reports New London crowd of about 75000 expected to watch the Yale Harvard boat race at 7 45 p m Yale leads in prior intercollegiate events with a two length win Yale coxswain Stewart stroke Laughlin and crew Robynson Taylor Warren Cannon Quarrier Bartholomew Wardwell Harvard backers hopeful Crimson powered by coach Ed Brown and heavy oarsman Sullivan Watts Ames Farnham Ladd Saltonstall Platt Clark Murchie prepare for later races at Thames side. Oxford Cambridge prep for English American dual meet on July 6 with strong invaders.
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Postponed game between Nypenns and Warren County Dairy
The match scheduled between the Nypenns and Warren County Dairy was postponed to next Tuesday evening as rain persisted until nearly five o'clock.
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National League Standings and Yale Yesterday's Results
National League standings show Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia with Boston and Cincinnati in the mix. Yesterday's results list New York 8 Boston 2 New York 9 Boston 6 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 and others not scheduled. Today and tomorrow's schedules include Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh and more.
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International Yesterday's Results Report
Reading defeated Jersey City 6 to 0 while Jersey City triumphed 5 to 4 over Newark. Baltimore won 13 to 3 against Toronto, and Rochester beat Newark 4 to 3.
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Newark
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Dairymen Win Break By Aid of Weatherman
Weather forced postponement of the Warren County Terhune Industrial league game between the Dairymen and Nypean Furniture. The match, needed to decide the first half championship, was called off at 5 o'clock and rescheduled for Tuesday at 5:45 PM. The Dairymen face injuries to three regulars but expect returns by then. a large crowd is anticipated.
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Terhune Industrial League
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Tribune
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Daikmen
iNnescar
Hart or Cook to Take Mound for Burns All Stars
Burns announced the lineup for his Burns All-Stars to play Jamestown at Russell Field. Dutch Hart will likely start on the mound with Cook reserved. The lineup includes Fitzgerald, Beaumont, Wolfe, Fitzpatrick, Mann, Mintzer, Callyhar, Burns, Wart, and Swanson among others as Jamestown builds a strong season under Billy Wesch.
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Bob Burns
Russell Field
Billy Webb
Jamestown
Dutch Hart
Cook
Burns
Fitzgerald
Beaumont
Wolfe
Fitzpatrick
Mann
Mintzer
Callyhar
Wart
Billy Wesch
Swanson
Syracuse and Buffalo Gridiron Matchups Listed
Syracuse and Buffalo scheduled games show Toronto at Buffalo, Baltimore at Jersey City, Newark at Reading with the trio of regional teams hosting requests and pairings for the upcoming slate.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
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Reading
American Association Yesterday's Results
In yesterday's American Association results Toledo tied 4 4 and Minneapolis fell 1 3. Scores show Sir Paul with 2 and Columbus 1 ngas Cry 8 with Louisville 4. Indianapolis and other listed clubs appear incomplete or unclear.
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Columbus
Louisville
Itwanvkee
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