Carpentier Knocks Out Lewis in First Round
London May 1 Georges Carpentier knocked out Ted Lewis in the first round of what was billed as a 20 round light heavyweight world title bout. The finish came from a sharp right to Lewis jaw after a clinch as the crowd hissed and boos rose at the upset result.
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Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Vrasa
Jack Dempsey
Penan
Joe Palmer
Palmer
GC View
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Lewi
Dempsey Silent On Knockout Readouts After Fight
London reports say Dempsey did not acknowledge the knockout as he watched the arena and avoided eye contact during the bout. Manager Kenrmon insists the knockout was clear while refusing to disclose gate receipts or fighters’ shares, with estimates around 30,000 pounds.
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Auso
London
Jock Dempaey
Dempsey
Wee
Lewis Low
Jack Kenrnon
California Netmen at Georgetown in uneven lineups
Georgetown University hosts the California Netmen as USC visits on the Hilltop. Two singles players Tom Mangan and Stanton Welsh meet in the Nov t- match while Ray Kunkel and Paul Greene form the second doubles pairing.
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University of Southern California
Ule Ayed
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Stanton Weelsh
Ray Kunkel
Paul Greene
Mangan
Kunkel
Matt Welsh
Greene
Ae Prelock
College Park Nine On Western Trip
College Park Maryland May 13 The University of Maryland baseball squad departs on a western trip through West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio Morgantown hosts Maryland Monday and Tuesday while Pittsburgh awaits Wednesday Thursday and Friday and Ohio State at Columbus also on the itinerary
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Pennsylvania
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College
Parkers
Pittsburgh
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Columbus
War Department League Valuations and Players Noted
In a fragmentary box score style listing, players such as Kelly, Morris, Knott, and Mickler are named with base hits and pitching notes. The text mentions teams and leagues including Piedmont League and Texas League cities Raleigh, Greensboro, Danville, San Antonio, Houston, and Galveston, with scattered scores and events like stolen bases and double plays.
Women’s Western Golf Tourney Dates Named
Chicago May 11 play in the Women s Western Golf association will start June 13 with an open day at Ridgeway Park The Western title meet will be September 12 to 16 at the Glen Echo club in St Louis, it was decided at a meeting yesterday.
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Womens Western Golf Association
Ridgeway Park
Glen Echo Club
St. Louia
Yankees Defeat White Sox 4 1 to Complete Series Win
New York wins the final game of the series 4 to 1 behind strong pitching by Jones and Faber. A seventh inning miscue by Fewater after Schang on third and Jones on second helps produce the decisive runs. McClellan muffed an infield fly, scoring two New York runs, as the Yankees improve to three wins in four against Chicago.
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Warr
Lipp
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Nengo
Baste
Tigers Win By Timely Hitting
Detroit defeated Boston 6 to 3 in a game highlighted by timely hitting. Stoner relieved Johnson in the third and earned his second win, Cobb Veach and Dugan delivered key runs, and Leibold played standout defense as Detroit snapped a four game skid against the Red Sox. The Tigers outhit Boston 10 to 7 and took advantage of defensive miscues to surge late.
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Cobb
Veach
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Leibold
Menosky
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Walters
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Jonen
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Ney
Fine
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Doston
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Jotingon
Broner
Hills
Stones
Triple Play Powers Reds Past Braves in Slugfest
Cincinnati defeated Boston 9 to 6 in a slugging game highlighted by a triple play started by Bohne at the plate after two outs were recorded by Kopf. Pitching mixed as Boston used five hurlers while Cincinnati employed McQuillan and others. Key hitters included Daubert, Ford, Hargrave, ONeill, and Bohne with several runs plated on hits and sacrifices.
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Sebres
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Ford
Holke
Boston
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Cinnati
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OlCouch
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Wolke
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Hite
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McQuillan
Tein
Iane Litnig
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Harei
Winnie
Geadiger
Navy Yard Marines vs Army Ordnance Dept baseball game notes
The damaged OCR shows player names and actions from a naval yard Marines versus Army Ordnance Dept game. Mentions include Hendricks, Letts, Stephens, Mitchell, and Bielerber among others with references to hits, outs, and base running.
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Goodie
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Scheie
Stephane
Hendricks
Lette
Mitchell Hodano
I Navy Yard Marines
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Letts
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Gharrity Fails In Field For Browns Rally Win
In a tense matchup, Gharrity misplays a late throw allowing two runs as Sisler and Jacobson score on a left-field blunder. Browns hold off the Griffs with steady pitching from Foht and Shocker, while Zachary and Pruitt clash with wild control.
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Lee Foht
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Bwdwin Pruitt
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Ment
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Phillips
Brillheart
Frame
Alao
Doak Holds Giants To One Hit In St Louis Tilt
Doak pitched a one hitter for St Louis as Bancroft, Steck, and Toporcer contributed in a 5 to 3 victory over New York. McHenry and Toporcer had two base hits, Smaith stole a base, and Doak aided with a sacrifice. Errors by Bancroft and mishandled plays influenced the late innings.
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le Shanks
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Toporcer
McHenry
Smaith
Doak
Steck Te Toporrer
Pasex
New York
Lould
Philahtics Take Overtime Win in 10-Run Tilt
Chicago dropped to fourth as Philadelphia won 11 to 9 in an extra inning contest. Keen’s wildness helped the visitors rally, with St Louis and Pittsburgh games also noted and a host of players listed in the box.
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Leslie
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Meicher
Eo King
Benliié
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Barber
Brrore
Vigtcher
Miller
Ewo-bass
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Lassie
Hotlocker
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Thristbané
Bite
Kaufman
Kauman
Walker
Eighth inning rally seals Indians win over Phillies
Sewell homered and Gardner doubled in the eighth as Cleveland scored two runs to beat Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the final game of the series. Galloway and Sewell each added RBIs with the key hits, while O Neill contributed a sacrifice. Pitching by Borten and Eckert held the Phillies to four hits as Cleveland claimed the victory.
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Gairdner
Wood
O'Neill
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Lindsey
Morton
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Konlog
Reckert
Balk
Indsey
Eastern To Meet Tech Nine In Scholastic Championship
Eastern will face Tech Nine in a Central High scholastic championship at the Central High Stadium this afternoon at 3:00. Tech is favored to win after strong play. Central Business also has a match with Catholic University, while the Blue and White Jobsters meet Episcopal High in Alexandria.
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Tech
Central
Catholic’ University Strogh
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Nationals Notes From Park Ceremony And Opening Game
Nationalists ceremonies at lessue park feature remarks by Dr James Shira Wontromer chaplain and Secretary Edwin Denby to honor National Hospital Day. Indians and Nationals players dominate a tense opening game with Courtney and Erickson highlighted. Zachary and Williams key plays noted as rosters shrink toward 24.
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James’ ‘Shira’ Wontromer
House’ of Representatives
Edwin Denby
the Navy
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Sotheron
Erickson
Joe Gleason
Dineen
Austin
Thes Browns
Zachary
Sisler
Tom Zachary
McManus
Visitors Score at Chevy Chase Doubles Tennis Meet
The Chevy Chase club hosted a doubles tennis tournament with veterans and international players. In the first round Albert J. Gore and Col. Wait C. Johnson beat Dwight F. Davis and Holcomb Ward, while Julisin S. Myrick and George W. Weightman defeated Foote and Hellen in a long match. Other favorites, including Williams and Washburn, easily beat Ballard Moore and Dudley Morgan, and Charest and Mangan prevailed for Dumbarton. The Japan pair Shimidzu and Kashio advanced as the University of Southern California team could not appear for their scheduled match.
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Albert J. Gore
Col. Wait_C. Johnson
Dumbarton
Dwight F. Davis
Holcomb Ward
United States
Oldtimers
Julisin S. Myrick
The
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Washburn
Ballard ‘Moore
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Chevy Chase
White
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Japan
Ase
S. Shimidzu
Kashio
Southern ‘California
Stanton Welsh
Paul Greene
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Ward
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Mooreana
Morgan Oa
Tamed
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Charest
Nd Mangan
Bates
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Biel Ant ‘Gordon
Kelieher
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Ballenger
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Rashfo
Greene
Détzanit
Norte
Hellen
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War
Bate
Graves
Wright
Pariner
Williasom
Larned
Ghier
Shimir
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Kelleher
Yencken
Wright Aed
Yallogr Mardy
Errors Give Pirates Third Straight Game
Pittsburgh May 11 Brooklyn errors costly as Pirates win 9 to 6. Maranville singles in fourth inning extend safe-hit streak to eighteen games. Gortonier and Adams split pitching duties for a rough day for Brooklyn hitters.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Ravilie
Johsten
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T. Grifth
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Maranville
Bigbee
Ens
Traynor
Mueller
Mattex
Johnston
Claot
Adams
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Ena
Year Ago Today In Sports And Tennis News
Reports recall Habe Huth’s knockout homer and Riv Triple-Wa derby for the Yankees. George Kelly of the Giants hit a three run homer off Haines of the Carats. William T. won as world champion tennis player, set for overseas matches and title defense in England. Davis, Ward, Bates, Graves, and others won key tennis fixtures as rounds continue with pairings and results noted for the day.
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Dass
New ‘York Yankees
George Kelly
The
Giants
Haines
St. Louis
William T. Whan
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