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Baseball All the Sport Dope Boxing BASEBALL ALL THE SPORT DOPE BOXING Kilbane Is Favorite Over Dundee Cubs on Top Are Game Fighters-S- ox Dillon Licks Moha. Play Ty Cobb. RESULTS YESTERDAY Probable Batteries Cubs, Cheney National League. and Archer; Cincinnati, Suggs or Cubs, 8; Pittsburgh, 5. Benton and Clarke. White Sox, White St.. Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 5. and S chalk; Detroit, House and Other games postponed; rain. Stanage. ; American League. All gamesj)ostponed; rain. First place for the Cubs. American Association. Leading the league with two and a All games postponed; rain. halt weeks of the season gone is fame that was undreamed of at the start Betting is light on the Kilbane- - of the season. Evers is not bossing Dundee featherweight championship a gang of youngsters. With the ex- bout in Los Angeles tonight, but the ception of Saier and Zim, there is few wagers made show Kilbane a not a callow youth on the regular prohibitive favorite. The two little team. Experts d) at the start men were down to weight this morn- of the season figured this would be ing and neither will be weakened by a handicap in the early stages of the having to undergo the enervating campaign and that the men would be "drying out" process. Kilbane has slow to round to conditions' not been active in the ring recently, But there is not a team in either but should win. Dundee has a baf- league in' better physical trim right fling style of milling, however, and now than those same Cubs. Good will not be an easy mark. weather on the training trip, and Bob Moha's middleweight cham- proper methods of conditioning, pionship light was dimmed by Jack worked wonders." The men-ar- e run- Dillon in Milwaukee last night The ning the bases at good speed, cover- Indianapolis battler pummeled Moha ing lots ofr ground in the. field and at will, belting him all over the ring. their eyes are surely on the pill. Any Moha made a game stand in the time the gang fails to go into double eighth round, but it was' his final figures in the hit column Manager flash. Only remarkable gaineness Evers orders an oculist to examine saved him from a knockout in the their lamps. last two frames. As a result of the Chance does not seem to have bout, Milwaukee promoters are taken all the fighting spirit to New boosting a go between Dillon and York. In the last four games against either Eddie McGoorty or Billy the Pirates Evers' men have rallied Papke. and come from behind in each con- Matt Brock, the Cleveland feather, test In one their rally was too late knocked out Eddie O'Keefe of Phila- and fell short, but in the other three delphia in the fourth round, at Akron, battles it was effective enough to 0., last night. O'Keefe's defeat began bring home the win. The Cubs were with a right? swing to the jaw in the sailing along serenely yesterday with third round. The same blow finished a one-ru-n lead until the eighth in- him in the' fourth. ning opened. Then the Pirates hop- Abe Attell won a decision over ped Toney and five-hit- bunched with George Chaney of Baltimore in 15 a punk chuck gave Pittsburgh a two-ru- n rounds last! night. They fought at lead. 124 pounds. When the Cubs came to bat in the--.
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