Georges Carpentier’s Secret Training Sparks Public Curiosity
Georges Carpentier finishes a morning woods workout then brief afternoon session with shadow boxing and bag work. He weighs 174 pounds and appears subdued when observed by reporters, fueling speculation he hides his full power behind a quiet routine. American entrants in a separate event are noted as eliminated or advancing, with tennis results and various boxing mentions interspersed.
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Convicted Moonshiners Ask Federal Habeas Relief
In the federal court office two more applications for writs of habeas corpus are filed for convicted moonshiners. August Bechtold leads the petitions, joined by former United States Attorney Shelton and Mike Mafich, all serving time. The matter centers on revised rulings under the Welstead act and questions of the convicted pair’s legality.
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Illness Ends Brooklyn Textile Leader John Golden
John Golden of the United Textile Workers of America died after several weeks illness at his Brooklyn home. The death comes as a shock to the labor movement in New York where Golden had been active in organizing efforts and attending a workers’ meeting prior to his illness.
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St Louis Climbs To Third Place
St Louis beat Brooklyn 8 2 to move into third place, chalking up a sixth straight win and a third victory over the Dodgers. Hornsby homered with two men on as Chicago and Boston results follow in the wire service recap.
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Highest Plum in Sporting History Seized by Taxman
New York June 9 The July 2 boxing bout between Dempsey and Carpentier nets vast tax take. Internal revenue calculates about $161 270 for Dempsey and $95 334 for Carpentier after exemptions, with government and state taxes totaling well over half a million dollars for the promoters and event profits.
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Black Spees Hold Lead In Odd Contested Game
Minek Spees 12 Clarks 10 in a game described as a strange blend of hitting pitching and misplays. Main Claw led early, yet the Clarks surged before the late innings altered the race in Tuesday’s clash against 315 with Doran edging ahead.
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Ambiguous baseball play prompts tense late rally
In a muddled game recap, players such as Delaney, Rolando, Jovick, Coady, and Boyer figure in a tense sequence with a late scoring effort. The AMERICAN ASSOCIATION update notes Columbus 13 Louisville 6, Milwaukee 17 Toledo 0, and St Paul at Indianapolis postponed, with Dee Tames and Galant details unclear.
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Groh Reinstated With Cincinnati Under Strict Conditions
Chicago June 9 Henry K Heine Groh ex captain and third baseman for Cincinnati National League baseball club was granted reinstatement by Judge Landis commissioner. He must join Cincinnati immediately and stay with them though a later trade is anticipated. No penalty beyond salary to date due to rules adopted after season start. Groh had been on the ineligible list for failing to report over a salary dispute.
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Slugging Wins Over Raw Errors in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated New York 14 to 4 after five straight losses as Baker homered for the first time this season. Speakers, Sewell, and Pip contributed for Cleveland, while New York’s pitchers included Quinn, Ferguson, Colling, and Schang. In Philadelphia, Dykes’ late homer spurred a 4-8 win over Chicago, and Detroit piled up 17 hits to beat Washington 10-6 in the third game of their series.
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Fighters Start Hard Training For Broadway Bout
Clonnie Tait and Karl Franco tune up for their June 15 clash at Broadway theater. Tait trains at the Fighting Lawyer gym. Franco at Meaderville gym. Both show strong form with Tait praised for speed and precision, Franco for power and punch intake. Ray Rose and Billy Rail push through bantam semi finals, while Walter Rooney and Ed Uren prepare to open the card in fine style.
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Demspey studies Carpentier ahead of Jersey City bout
Jack Dempsey, training for the world heavyweight title defense against Georges Carpentier in Jersey City on July 2, seeks firsthand insight into Carpentier's fighting stance and punch. He learns the French champion fights upright and is a sharp, accurate hitter. Dempsey notes no gloves work yet, due to a wound over his left eye, and will resume sparring with headgear when healed.
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Monk Fowler to Meet Earl France in Falls Card
The Associated Press reports Monk Fowler of New Orleans will fight Earl France on June 20 in Great Falls in the headline bout of the American Legion boxing card. Karl also faces a foe in the middleweight main event with Kia Savage of Cleveland set for the semi windup.
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