Walcott Barred From New York Ring in 42-Year-Old Welterweight Fight
Joe Walcott of Boston, once the welterweight champ, was barred from entering the ring in New York. The New York State athletic commission cited his age as unsafe for another bout. Walcott, born April 7, 1873, would be over 42, last fought four years ago in Brockton, losing in seven rounds to Kyle Whitney.
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Kyle Whitney
Treasury Tames Town Team In Dugout Baseball Row
Treasury defeats Munsche 7 to 2 as Downey and McLarren pace the offense with two three base hits. Evans and Downey combine for 15 strikeouts, while Ferguson pulls a double play sequence and Ware swipes two bases. Umpire Mr Shartlet calls time after a pitching duel in a compact nine inning game.
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Ninth. AB Marrta and Rountree in rough slugfest
Ninth inning confusion features AB Marrta and Rountree with multiple at bats and scoring summaries. Glowan't, Stook and Mortimer contribute timely hits as Riverside hosts a high scoring frame with fielding errors and a two run swing.
Highlanders Triumph Over Iroquois In Relayed Score Line
Highlanders defeated the Iroquois 3 to 2 in a tight game featuring pitchers and fielding flairs. Key batters included Grady, Anderson, and Tomlin, with O'Nel and Gates handling pitching duties and Donath, Nell contributing on defense. Multiple players logged hits and errors noted, while a late rally shaped the final tally as umpires and managers tallied the line score.
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Triple Tie Possible In Departmental League Race
Pontoncé led Departmental by blanking Interior 5 0 in a pitchers battle as Ryan and Gray matched zeroes seven innings. Bathhart and Conover starred in the field while Postaffics clung to a slim edge over Agriculture. Interior could force a three way tie with a win and favorable results.
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Carpentier Buckley postfight talks reopen title dispute
July 17 report says Georges Carpentier receives 15000 and Jim Buckley 10000 for the bout won by Gunboat Smith. Deschamps reveals plans to match Carpentier against Wells if Smith wins next, while Carpentier pushes for a clean knockout to retain the title. Both sides seek a rematch as Corri’s ruling sparks dispute.
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Wells
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Smith
Carpentier Agrees To Bout With Wells In London
The French light heavyweight Carpentier agrees to a bout with Wells in London. The condition includes a $20 000 side bet each and possible December or January dates after his music hall commitments. Deschamps and Smith discuss purse and scheduling amid boxing controversy at a Leeds Wesleyan conference condemning pugilism and women at matches.
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Results on Two Race Tracks and Today's Entries
Results from two tracks list numerous races with Canadian bred FIRST RAGH-Purae and other entries. Key horses include Juno Pent and Dorothy Wench with times and betting odds, plus multiple races detailing purses, ages, distances, and results across fields with names like Promoter Dastony Capri corn and Paint Brush.
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BaltoFeds Defeat Buffalos Amid Errors In 4-3 Game
Errors cost Buffalo as Baltimore capitalized on miscues to win 4-3 in New York. In the sixth Simmons scored on Walsh single after Hanford misplayed the ball, and in the eighth a bad throw to third allowed another run.
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Kansansedge Take Game In Fourteen Innings
In a fourteen inning contest Kansas City edged Chicago after a late rally. Ken Worthy Stovall and Potts delivered keys hits in the 14th to push the rivals to a 3 2 final. Batteries for Kansas City included Watson Prendergast Hendrix and Wilsey. Packard Bozenroth Easterly worked for Chicago.
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Pittsburgh Defeats Brooklyn Federals 6-4 In Pitchers Duel
Camapitz limited Brooklyn Federals to four runs as Pittsburgh bats marked up six. Moran and Timberlake highlighted offense with hits. Stevens earned the win and Thomas the umpire calls. Game featured errors, stolen bases, and late scoring that sealed Pittsburgh’s victory.
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Harness Racing to Start on Grand Circuit Monday
New York July 1 The Grand Circuit meetings in Cleveland loom as the most successful in harness history with veteran reinsman Ea back with an extensive string. Geers appears set to be the top money winner of the season, possibly breaking records. Enthusiasm for trotters and pacers is revived this year as Fahy and others field strong competition.
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Empire City Race Results Report
The Empire City results list dense details across all races. Early sprints cover 2-year-olds at 4 furlongs with Athena and Time among top finishers, while subsequent maidens and allowances feature Mag Thistle Lily Orme and Pebbles in key placements. Longer Handicap and selling events include Funeh Bowl Gen Sholay and Spring Board in notable positions, with many entries across a full race card and times around 1:07 to 1:52 showing competitive stakes.
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Williams Triumphs In Davis Cup Tennis Final At Seabright
Williams, a Davis Cup star, defeated Clothier 6-1 6-1 in the singles final on turf at Seabright to win the tournament title. Bundy and McLoughlin face off in the doubles final after combined victories, while the Australasian Davis Cup team sails to Chicago to meet Canada with plans for singles and doubles participation.
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Canadians Ready for Davis Cup Action in Illinois Practice
Three members of the Canadian Davis Cup tennis team Schwenger Powell and Sherwell opened practice at Onwentsia Club Forest Park Illinois ahead of matches next Thursday Friday and Saturday. San Francisco delegation Carence Giffin and Wiia Fotirell reached the finals by defeating Claude Wayne and Lat Browne Los Angeles in the semi finals. The ladies singles crown remains between Mary Browne of Los Angeles and her sister Mrs R H Williams of Chicago.
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Griffin and Pottrell Reach Clay Court finals
California eliminated all rivals in the men's singles to set up a final clash as Griffin and Pottrell advance to the clay court championship round in Cincinnati on July 17.
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Cincinnati
California
Ouimet Delivers Low Medal in Mass Amateur at Brae Burn
Francis Ouimet, the national open golf champion, plays a superb third round at Brae Burn in the Massachusetts amateur championship. He defeats G. H. Pushee with a 7 up margin after turning in a remarkably low medal score, finishing the Brae Burn course with a strong showing.
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