British middleweights push for Greb title in American scene
Moody and Moore lead a revived British middleweight push into the U S scene seeking a shot at Harry Greb. They clash with American contenders like Todd Loughran Malone and Delany amid a harsh ring environment where foreign fighters struggle for fights but prove resilient.
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Walkeris Victor Over Tendler In Welterweight Bout
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey defeated Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in ten rounds at the Philadelphia National League baseball park to retain the welterweight title. About 25 000 attended as the weather delayed the main event with Tendler leading in first moments but Walker out punched in infighting. Tendler received a hearty ovation despite the crowd leaning toward the champion.
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Far West Athletes in Olympic Finals
California entries lead to final Olympic track trials at Harvard stadium on June 13 and 14 chaired by William C. es. Notable contenders include C. S. Cochran of the Olympic Club San Francisco who won the 460 meter run in 48.7 seconds and Glen Hart ranft of Stamford who set intercollegiate records in shot put and discus after winning at Stanford May 17. The trials begin at 2 PM daylight time each day.
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4000 Meter Walk Final Heat Set for First Day
Readable text indicates a 4000 meter walk event with a final heat scheduled for the first day. Details on participants or venue are unclear.
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Roy Burris Wins Three Letters at Normal
Roy Burris of this city received three letters yesterday at the State Normal School athletic awards. He is the only athlete to earn three letters this year, though he shared honors with Harry Conover and May Tudor. This is the first time Roy has won three letters in one college year.
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Reds Struck by Losses in Doubleheader Injuries
Cincinnati baseball fans lament the Reds seven injury losses in a doubleheader against St Louis. Daubert and Ash went down in the first game, reshaping the lineup with Duncan and Arnold among those sidelined. Manager Hendrick, visiting Indianapolis, expressed resolve to keep the team competitive as they slip to fourth, three games behind the Giants.
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