Dempsey Heads for Home After Secret New York Moves
Jack Dempsey slipped from New York to Wilmington and on toward New Orleans and Los Angeles amid secrecy. He planned to train for the Gene Tunney title bout with Tex Rickard and a possibly Chicago September 15 fight date. Process servers failed to serve papers on him for a back pay suit filed by Teddy Hayes.
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UAN KALEN'S DOG WELL BACKED IN HAVING VICTORY
Union Labor night at the greyhound track drew a large crowd. Legal Sunshine won the opener. Willow Needed paid $25.60 in the second. Flying Start beat Shant Be Long. Pomp won the fourth. Gilt Edge captured the fifth and Mustard Roll romped in the feature event paying $63.60.
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Sharkey to Rise Again After Dempsey Defeat
New York July 22 Undaunted by his knockout at the hands of Jack Dempsey Jack Sharkey will set out after a rest to fight his way back to the fifth heights. Paulino Uzcudun will be his next foe in New York in about two months as plans materialize. Sharkey believes he could have won the fight despite the loss and vows to keep fighting while Dempsey ages.
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Harry Wills
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Entries for Today's Dog Track Races
The card lists nine races with entries for each. Snow Lady to Trim Lady in race one, Badland Lady to Pocahontas II in race two, Rocker Coin to Bun Boat in race three, Brown Eyes to Twenty in race four, Mickey Concern to Teddy in race five, Blueberry Baden to Melksham Lady in race six, Golden Spoil to Chocolate Candy in race seven, Horrocco to That's the Business in race eight, and Garden Park to Reckless Buck in race nine.
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Resta Joe
Winding Brick
California Lass
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No Hit Bid Falls Short as Reds Defeat Dodgers 3–0
Red Lucas almost pitched a nine inning no hitter for Cincinnati, allowing only a sixth inning single ruled an error. The Reds sent 14 runners left on base but Bressler led with four hits and two RBIs.
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Max Carey
Vance
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O'Day
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Lyons Beats Yanks to Ring Up 15th Win
The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 1 as Ted Lyons earned his 15th victory. Rosie Harrell led Chicago with three singles and a triple while the Yanks suffered a practice injury to Combs and manager Schalk shuffled players after a tense plate collision.
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Yankees
Harrett
White Sox
Vatk
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Jameson Committee Loses Appeal in Railroad Reorg
Chicago July 23 United States circuit court of appeals denied the Jameson committee of junior bondholders appeal against Judge Wilkerson's approval of the reorganization plan for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. Also notes difficulties in auto installment collections spreading to Venezuela where dealers report trouble securing funds.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jameson Committee
James H. Wilkerson
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Multiple Leagues
American League results show New York 5 against Chicago 7 and Washington 6 to 2 with St Louis and Philadelphia-Cleveland games ended by rain. American Association saw Kansas City beat Milwaukee 1 to 0 and St Paul defeat Minneapolis 6 to 4. Pacific Coast League tallies Oakland 14 over Los Angeles 10, Missions 10 over Seattle 1, Hollywood 6, Portland 4, Sacramento 7, San Francisco continuing play.
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Pacific Coast League Baseball Lineups by City
Listings show lineups for Los Angeles Seattle Portland and San Francisco with batters and pitchers named. A separate item notes the Dempsey Sharkey radio fight causing the death of Rev. Patrick F. Hennessy in Springfield Kentucky two hours after fainting during the fourth round. Belgian and Swedish groups discuss a $39 million rail project linking Sivas Samsoun and Angora Heraclea in Turkey.
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Patrick F. Hennessy
Springfield
Sivas-Samsoun
Angora-Heraclea
Turkey
Club Dings Nationals in League Clash
The sf Club defeated the Nationals in a National League game with decisive play and solid defense. Key players contributed important hits and the team climbed in the standings amid a tense early season contest.
Frange Wins European Zone Davis Cup Title
In Copenhagen on July 22 Frange defeated Denmark to win the European zone Davis Cup title. Following singles wins by Jean Borotra and Henri Cochet, Borotra and Jacques Brugnon won the doubles 6-4 6-0 6-3, giving France the series lead. France advances to face the American zone winner for a chance to challenge the United States.
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Denmark
Jean Borotra
Henri Cochet
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Jacques Brugnon
Peterson
Ulrich
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United States
Clarks Defeat Powers 15 to 7 In Five and a Half Inning Tilt
Clarks outslugged the Powers 15 to 7 at Clark park as McCaleb earned the win. Engler and Brucker hit homers for Clarks while Roche tripled and Engler homered for the Powers. Jones started for the Powers and Green finished for Clarks amid a flurry of runs in early frames.
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Kiwanis boys league results from yesterday’s games
Webster beat Jefferson 10 to 0, Washington defeated Franklin 13 to 2, and St Marys crushed St Lawrence 17 to 1. Standings follow from the results.
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Held and Stein Vie For 1927 Golf Title
Eddie Held of St Louis and Don Stein of Seattle advance to a 36 hole final to decide the Western Amateur title after both win semi finals. Stein defeated May Coleman four and three while Held beat Dre Willing five and four. Held sank an 18 foot putt and showed sportsmanship by giving the opponent the eighth hole. A separate item notes a fatal demonstration blow in Philadelphia. Thomas Cellonce dies after an incident with John Dergotis. Victoria road board reports highway improvements and promised motorist benefits within a year.
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