Marshall Boxer Drury Shocks Lauro With Fast Right
Chicago’s Mike Lauro faced Marshalltown’s Julius Drury in a lively 1Q battle marked by hard exchanges and dramatic shifts. Drury landed cleaner, earned the decision, while Lauro’s dirty tactics drew crowd hostility. Upcoming bout with Floyd Bowers looms as Electric Park fans pack the arena.
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Julius F. Johnson
Clyde Drury
Mike Lauro
Chicago
Laura
Drury
Tooth
Mali
Lauro
Floyd Bowers
Kansas City
Maloney Fouled in Gorman Bout Promoter Loses
In Chicago on July 1 Bud Gorman from Kenosha defeated Maloney of Boston by disqualification in the fourth round after fouling him. Promoter Joe Coffey losses about $8,000 as crowd of under 3,000 watched the heavyweight festival. Maloney disappointed. Gorman controlled early rounds, prompting thoughts of Dempsey facing Sharkey if Maloney could be rivaled.
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Chicago
Altho Bud Gorman
Kenosha
Maloney
Boston
Joe Coffey
Coffey
Gorman
Mark Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Columbia Varsity Crew May Compete in Olympic Races
The Columbia varsity crew, national champions from Poughkeepsie, may not defend their title at the intercollegiate regatta next year. They hope to enter the Olympic team trials if named as America’s representatives, risking a clash with the Poughkeepsie event unless the trials date avoids the intercollegiate race.
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New York
Columbia
Poughkeepsie
America
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Notables
Chicago fighter Jim Maloney defeated Rint Gorman of Kenosha while Arthur of Nak won on fouls over Tarmer Lodge and Paul Z Peterson in New Orleans. Al Sestak was knocked out as Ray Box and other boxers competed in New York and Boston events.
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Rey
Prese
Chicart
Jim Maloney
Toston
Rint Gorman
Kenosha
Wis
Onoa Fou
Arthur
Nak
Italy
Tarmer Lodge
Paul Z
Ray Box" Peterson
New Orleans
al Sestak
New York
Vom Kir
Boston
Tseeo Stramagtta
G. Cecth Perr Crease
Roy Giark
Atlanta
Atay
Yankees Win as Gehrig Ruth Homeries in Big Win Over Red Sox
New York routs Boston 13 to 6 behind Gehrig and Ruth homer blasts. Ruth belts his 25th, tying Gehrig. Meusel Dugan and Tobin among multiple hits. Moore wins, Harriss loses as Yankees explode for five in first two innings and coast the rest. Time 2:20.
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New York
Gehrig
Ruth
Red Sox
Yankees
Yanks
Harriss
Welzer
Thomas
Moore
Boston
Abrhpore
Tobin
Ptarbert
Rogell
Carlyle
Regan
Todt
Myer
Shaner
Hofmann
Wm. Moore
Abrhpore Comics
Morehart
Meusel
Durst
Lezzeri
Dugan
Vera
Collins
W. L. Moore
Soogax
van Greflan
Connolly
Rowland
Blade of Grass in Lung Causes Abscess in Child
A five year old boy from Maquoketa, son of Mr and Mrs Julius Christianson, was treated at University hospital after a blade of grass was drawn into his lung during play. The grass caused a lung abscess and surgeons hoped for the child’s survival.
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Town City
cNs
Julius Christianson
Maquoketa
University Hospital
Maquogeta
Races in Specs Help Berosus with Vision Aid
When veterinarians judged Berosus suffered poor eyesight hindering race wins, owner F. R. Bradley ordered glasses fitted into blinders. The photo shows the glasses mounted in the racing gear aiding the thorobred.
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Berosus
F. R. Bradley
Thorobred
Washington Defeats Athletics for Seventh Straight Win
Washington won its second straight from Philadelphia here yesterday 6 to 5 in the final frame none out. Heavy hitters Goslin and Simmons had three hits each as Washington extended its seven game streak. Marberry earned the win with Pate suffering the loss. Braxton and Burke contributed relief pitching.
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Washington
D. C
Athletics
Lisenbee
Burke
Goslin
Simmons
Philadelphia
ABA
Bishop
Premed
Reeves
Speaker
Boley
Bluege
Harris
Lamar
Baker
Pate
Braxton
Marberry
Dineen
Geisel
Nallin
Major League Leaders Summary for June 30
National League leaders include Harris Pirates batting .395 and Hornsby Giants runs with 63. P Waner Pirates leads in hits and doubles with 103 and 21, while Frank Waner Pirates triples lead with 13. Wilson Chicago tops home runs with 15. Frisch Cardinals has 22 stolen bases. Meadows Pirates leads pitching with 10 wins. American League leaders include Gehrig Yankees batting .388 and Ruth Yankees runs 71 with Ruth 25 home runs. Gehrig also has 195 hits. Burns Indians doubles 27, Manush Tigers 10 triples, Goslin Senators 10 stolen bases along with Bruege and Sisler. Ruether Yankees 7 1 pitching wins. Game notes mention Jackson Moore to Bancroft to Burrus, bases left, and various pitching lines and umpires. Time 2:01.
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Browns
St. Louis
Alphonse Thomas
St Louis Browns
Seaso
Chicago White Sox
Shen
Rice
Adams
O'Neil
Chicagco
Abrhpoae
Neil Gerber
Enews
Ewart
Sine
Sewart
Louis Bene
Benneti
Shrek Hom Ula
Sheely
Atolon
Boston
Mass
Braves
Giants
Bres
Bob Smith
McQuillan
Robertson Benton
New York
KS Reese
Mer
Lindstrom
Roush
Hornsby
Ants Shasta
Terry
Stee
Jackson
Wrenvee O
Anaes
Aarper
Devormer
Cummings
Fitzsimmons
AB Repore
Moore
Farrell
Aed
Burrus
Regan
If Brown
T Benrroft
Wes Eunees Penta Thy
Smith
Lindstrom Burrus
Banera
R. Smith
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Brownay J. Smith
Rigler
Reece
Seeeres
Benson
Robertson
Poy
Eeve Touris
Barre
Toston
Sioamary
Reese
Thorner
Walsh
Burns
Taylor
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Indians
Cleveland
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Holloway
White
Buckeye
Tavener
Abrhpoab Warner
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Gehringer
Manush
Issaae Fothergill
Heilmann
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Nae
Bassler
Ae Holloway
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Jacobson
B. Sewell
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Warner
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Fothergill
Hoffmann
Bassier
Uhie
Buckere
Uhie Tin
Evans
Hildebrand
McGowan
Associated Press
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Pirates
P. Waner
F. Waner
Wilson
Chicaco
beses—Frisch
Cardinals
Meadows
Battunge
Gehrige
Yankees
Ruth
Gehrig
Goslin
Senators
Bruege
Sisler
Ruether
Bancroft
Benton
Songer
Int
Edwards
Hart
Jorda
Ottumwa Twins Do Doubleheader Blowout
Svaila 2, Robinson 3 in a Twin Bill. Bases on balls off Harder 1, Gralla 2, Robinson 3. Hits off Harder 6 in 2 innings. Wild pitch, Svalla hit by pitcher by Harder Watson by Svolla Fussell. Losing pitcher Harder. Umpire Rapp. Time 2:20.
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Svaila
Robinson
Harder
Gralla
Sval-la
Watson
Sratla
Fussell
Rapp
Dubuque
Abahpore
Tideenee
Armstrong
Crabtree
Carney
Brozovich
Gibeke
Faiterson
Hutder
Ieee
Ottumwa
Russell
McCeffery
Klumpp
Enews Maglio
Cesessaeee Wilson
Seeesevere Starr
Maglio
Starr
Beyers
Gibcke
Fishback
Herder Wilson
Daily Quiz Answers Revealed in Brief List
A compact recap lists Soviet Russia and Poland, a plurality, Jerome K. Jerome, 599 million dollars, the motion picture industry, an anti strike bill, Lillian Gish, the national marble tournament, Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, and a total eclipse of the sun.
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Soviet
Russia
Poland
Jerome K. Jerome
Lillian Gish
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Waterloo Canning Co. Men Attend School at Vinton
The Continental Can Co. held a closing and sealing machines instruction week at the Iowa Canning company Vinton plant. About 50 cannery operatives attended with Waterloo plant leaders George Rager Louis Bueter and Paul Reed among participants. Lectures by F B Scott and Dr William H Harrison covered tin plate can making and the service value of the seam.
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Continental Can Co., Inc
Chicago
Iowa
Vinton
Iowa Canning Company
Vinton Country Club
George Rager
Louis Bueter
Waterloo Canning Company
Paul Reed
P. S. Pedersen
Can Company
F. B. Scott
William H. Harrison
Independence Derby Set For July Fourth At Fair Grounds
Independence Iowa expects about six thousand racing fans for the Wapsie Valley Jockey Club program at the fair grounds July 4. More than 60 harness and saddle horses are stabled there with additional entries likely. The half mile track at the fair grounds is among Iowa's finest. The program features running and harness races with rich stakes and only bred horses allowed to ensure fast times. A baseball game between the Walker and Independence teams is also scheduled.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Fair Grounds
Wapsic Valley Jockey Club
Wapsie Club
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