New International Boxing Rules Set to Stabilize Sport
New rules from army, navy and civilian boxing boards plus the International Sporting Club establish a six month title defense rule. Champions must defend or forfeit to the challenger if unable to make weight. Weigh ins occur eight hours before ringside bout with standardized club scales and public weight announcements.
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International Sporting Club
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Board of Boxing Control
Board of Baxite Control
Sottatis Fortes Grarant
Standings and rules for Pennant Boxers and Leagues
Historical notice outlines boxing weight classes and safety rules while listing city associations and team standings. It notes that American League rules require a doctor licensed by Washington State, outlines retirement and counting procedures, and mentions cities like Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Philadelphia St Paul Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis Kansas City.
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Jas
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Boston - Ghieazo
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Columbus
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Rockford
Ansville
Pentrait
Chicart
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Pittshureh A
Miraco
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Cinginnat
Anacets Sich Tlowlegie
Kanes Clio St. Paul
Tadlawanolis
Minnemola
Columba
Catan Rapide
Torres Haute
Rockford & Evaneville
Peoria
Robert McKee Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Championship
Robert McKee of Des Moines defeated C. L. Wolff of St. Louis 2 and 1 to win the Trans-MMississippi Golf Association championship in Rock Island Illinois on Saturday. Winnings, pools, and draws built a complex prize map as Cady the Rock Island buyer profited from multiple entries and auctions.
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C. L. Wolff
St. Louis
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Wolff
John D. Cady
Cady
Ray Quinnet
Hart
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Ominet
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J. L. Stack
Stark
Harry B. Jordan
Rock Island Arsenal
Lieb Tenn Erect
McKee-Wolff
W. G. E. Beats Jesup 7 to 6 in 11 innings at Cedar River Park
In an 11 inning thriller the Waterloo Gas Engine nine edged Jesup 7 to 6. Morlo and Holsclaw starred on the mound for W. G. E. with 15 hits allowed and key late scoring drives by Cratsley and McKinstry. Jesup’s Fox hit a homer in the sixth and Cratsley drove in the eventual winning run in the eleventh.
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Olsclaw
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Morlo
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Halsclaw
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McKinstry
Cratsley
Holsclaw
Morilo
Double Plays Highlight Nauman Winthrop Game
Nauman team wins 6 to 1 at Winthrop with Hoffer dominating on the mound. Hoffer, normally a first baseman, pitched in Jones’s absence and delivered an near perfect effort, allowing three hits and one walk. Battery: Hoffer and Melvin for Nauman. Sheeley and Munger for Winthrop. Double plays included Shepley to Van Vleck to Campbell and Hof fer to Campbell with Melvin to Moreto to Campbell.
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Hoffer
Jones
Nauman
Melvin
Sheeley
Munger
Shepley
van Vleck
Campbell
Moreto
Man o War Sets New World Record in Race
New York reports that three year old Man o War set a new world one mile track record with turns. In a Saturday race he completed 138 miles in 93 14 5 seconds, beating English horse Dean Swift’s Liverpool 1968 mark by two and a half seconds.
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Dean Swift
Liverpool
Nauman Colts Lose Pitcher Then Quit and Fold
The Nauman Colts, led by Melvin and Corcum, quit the City league after J. C. shopmen recruited their pitcher Jones for $15 per game. I. C. shops team will take the place, with Hoffer capable of pitching. The railroad men rally to boost the league, promising scrappy play and a quick, determined start. lineup not yet announced.
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Melvin and
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Altho Hoffer
Colts
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Dempsey Wields Testimony as Trial Resumes Today
In San Francisco on June 1 the Dempsey heavyweight trial continued in federal court with potential testimony from Jack Dempsey himself. His mother Priscilla testified Friday, detailing his support to family members, while defense plans to call 165 more witnesses. The defense aims to show Dempsey aided relatives and recounts his later attempts to enlist in the Marine Corps, with a jury verdict anticipated by midweek.
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Jack Dempsey
United States District Court
Maurice T. Dooling
Dempsey
Priscilla Dempsey
Preaton
Marina Corps
Yanks Rout Indians Ruth Homer No 47
In Cleveland League Park the New York Yankees crushed the Indians 14 to 0 in the second game of the series. Ruth hit his 17th homer of the season in the sixth inning, driving a ball over the right field and clearing a house across the street. Shawkey allowed early trouble but settled after two outs.
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League Park
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Uhble
New York
Myers
Faeth
Ruth
Shawkey
First Korean woman to earn medical degree in America
The article notes Dr Esther King Pak became the first Korean woman to receive a medical degree in America, graduating from the Woman's Medical College of Baltimore in 1900. It references her historic achievement amid other brief items on real estate transfers and sport notices.
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Esther King Pak
The
Woman's Medical College of
Baltimore
Chatter on golf and sports trade in early 20th century scene
The column reports John G. Anderson urging a central clearing of golf fixture dates to prevent clashes among leading clubs and players. It notes three more high quality standard bred horses shipped to George Watson to boost American breeding in England, with names Lucile McPherson Roxey McPherson and Rex Dragon. It covers a Brookline 1918 US Open defeat, Davis Cup Eastbourne grounds revamp, wide Vermont Suburban Handicap turnout, boxing commission actions, and various league trading talks and naval recruiting moves.
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John G. Anderson
George Watson
England
Lucile McPherson
Roxey McPherson
Eastbourne
Vermont
Albanian Leader Assassinated in Paris and Mine Depot Blast
An Albanian student killed Essad Pasha, head of the Albanian delegation in Paris and former provisional Albania president. In Anina, a dynamite depot explosion is believed to have killed 193 miners at a major coal and mining region in Hungary.
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Paris
Essad Pasha
Albania
Berlin
Anina
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