Athletics Slump Tests Mack's Fast start in pennant chase
The Philadelphia A B L Ath letics endure a first late season slump after back to back losses to Cleveland and Chicago White Sox. Despite the skid Mack's squad remains seven and a half games up in the American League standings with New York and Detroit also posting results as St Louis and Pittsburgh win tight NL games.
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Risko Loses Through Foul In Boston Bout
Georgey Cook of Australia won on a foul in the fifth round against Johnny Risko of Cleveland as Boston Garden opened its outdoor season. A head clash opened a cut over Risko’s left eye and a low left hook by Cook in the fifth delivered the victory despite Risko leading earlier.
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Brown and Gregorio Coveu Will Meet Tonight in New York
In New York, Brown and Gregorio of Spain are set for a superfight to crown the lightweight champion under the New York State Athletic Commission. The bout is part of a benefit card supporting aged or incapacitated athletes.
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Lermond Tops Mile Field in Benefit Meet at Yankee Stadium
Leo Lermond, Boston AA, ran 4:72 for the mile at the Yankee Stadium meet, fastest American mile since 1915. Gus Moore pressed him. Joe Hickey and Wilbur Betz followed, while Bracey nosed Tolan in a 10 yard dash. Separate note: Joe Bush joined the Newark International League roster after leaving Portland.
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Lipton Accepts America's Cup Challenge by New York Club
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America's Cup has been accepted by the New York Yacht Club. The series of races will be held in September of next year.
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Morenci YMCA Showcases New Phototone Equipment
The Morenci YMCA theatre recently installed Phototone equipment, enhancing stage lighting and sound capabilities for community performances and events.
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Weather Dampens College Rowing Prep for Classic
In Poughkeepsie New York the Intercollegiate Rowing Association crews struggle to train for the four mile Classic. Two weeks of hot conditions hinder practice with several miles of water still to repair in the city, leaving crews behind schedule for the event.
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Fights From Across Cities Highlight Night Card
Boxing results from Boston to Chicago show multiple decisions and knockouts. Notable bouts include Johnny Risko defeating Aonstratin in Cleveland and Joe Dundee stopping Billy Akers in Phoenix. Leo Lomeski outpointed Matt Addie in Philadelphia, plus Jack Griss stopped Al Walker in Philadelphia. Roy Clark halted Big Boy Peterson in Philadelphia, Tony Talarzio outpointed Tom Toner, Hutkon Hansen beat Ted Ross, Walter Mates stopped Bud Henderson, and W L Young Stribling edged Bebe Hunt. Mushy Calliden stopped by Buffalo in welterweight action. Also Johnny Darto and Phil Verdi faced losses in New York and Rochester, with Smith and Cohen drawing in Bridgeport and Denver. Quarters in Townsite building renovations precede Miami Trust Company occupancy.
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Mack Denies Retirement Plans After Ball Game
PHILADELPHIA Jane AP Connie Mack veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics today denied reports he planned to retire after winning one more pennant He said no retirement is planned and he hopes to manage the Athletics when he is 7 years old He is 68 but admitted he was near retirement during the southern training trip this spring because of health This is Mack s 29th season as manager and his 6th as baseball skipper.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The season highlight shows leaders across leagues with Jearman Robins and O Doul top in National batting, Frisch and Hafey of the Cards among several categories, while Grimes leads pitching. Foxx of the Athletics tops American batting with Gehringer of the Tigers collecting 56 runs, 56 RBIs by Simmons, and Johnson driving 23 doubles.
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Babe Ruth Back Still Needing Rest in Yankees Return
Babe Ruth is back in New York after a fishing retreat to regain health but requires several days of rest. He has been recovering from a severe cold that sidelined him for almost two months and likely will not wear a Yankees uniform until Friday's crucial series with the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Baseball Box Score Fragments Show Yanks and Browns Highlights
In terse notes, Combs leads the Yanks with strong base work and Grove earns the win as New York racks 17 runs. Browns and Learvitt are noted with Stolen bases attributed to Milver, while Cissell and Gehrig appear in brief references alongside Indians and White Sox. Athletics post 10 wins against 1 loss.
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