Dempsey's Pure Great Fighter Profile by Cauliffer
Undefeated lightweight champion Jack Dempsey is praised for fighting instinct. The United Press report highlights his footwork, balance, and clinch mastery as key strengths. He is described as cool, deadly, and never backing down, with unmatched aggression and stamina.
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Jack Cauliffer
Cwriten
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Aeadly
Diba
Hastings
Aude
Balan
Sullivan
Alwaya
Corse
Meeting the Scoreboard Yankees and Others in Early Baseball Action
Yesterday Babe Ruth led a Yankees 6 to 2 win over the Red Sox after Myers opened with a long homer. Saintes shut out the Phillies until late, the Pats edged the Senators 3 to 2 but then lost 4 to 2. Detroit beat the Giants 8 to 6 in an exhibition game.
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Babe Ruth
Myers
Yankees
Red Sox
Saintes
Phillies
Judge Sandia
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Giants
Omaha boxer Lacher tops Cincinnati rival in ten round duel
Jack Lacher of Omaha out-boxed Charlie OConnell in a ten round bout here. Lonnie Tucker of Tulsa received a sponge in the fourth round against Earl Butler in the semi-final. Johnny Rose of Cincinnati knocked out Joe Costello of Los Angeles in half a round.
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Queen City
Cincinnati
Jack Lacher
Omaha
Charlie O'Connell
Lonnie Tucker
Tulsa
Okla
Earl Butler
Johnny Rose
Joe Costello
Los Angeles
Chicago Man Leads Open Qualifying At St Andrews
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago shot 79 for the first round and 67 for the second to lead Open Championship qualifying with 146. The American pro previously held the course record at 70 and posted 77 on the old course yesterday.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
ST Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Jock
Chicago trial on 1919 World Series fix alleged
A fragment notes the Black Sox trial opening in Chicago on Monday June 21 with Judge Jene stating he may rule on conspiracy charges relating to throwing the 1919 World Series.
Standings and scores from American League and American Association
Standings show team wins and losses across the American League with Boston Philadelphia and Chicago leading or trailing. National League clubs list Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and Philadelphia with mixed results and several ties indicated by dashes and repeated letters. American Association table records Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus and others with win loss tallies.
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Deeia Wonom
Gereerre Oh
Aeemenee
Boston
Dolpgie Bs
Chicago
Lous
Cite
Ae BO
Lou
Brooklyn
Origaro So
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
American Association Club
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
M. Pad Sviescsc
Indianapolia
Twigs Jskscisieen
Columbus
Baseball scores logged across cities in early league play
New York defeated Boston 7 to 6 while Philadelphia edged Washington 7 to 2. In another tally Washington beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. National League results show Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 2. Louisville 7 Columbus 2. Indianapolis 2 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 9 St Paul 2 Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 4.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Boxing Mates of Both Men Poor Boxing Mates of Both Men
New York June 21 Neither Jack Dempsey nor Georges Carpentier has much to boast about in sparring partners. Journee and Gane, battered by second-raters in Europe, fell to Charles Weinert and Augie Rather in Brooklyn. Carpentier passed up strong American sparring partners, perhaps fearing they would report back to the American champion.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Brooklyn
Paul Journee
Europe
Charles Weinert
Gane
Augie
Sixteen Women Qualify for Cincinnati Golf Match
Sixteen women qualified yesterday in Cincinnati for the next flight of the golf tournament. The first round determined which players would advance, with progress continuing in the afternoon rounds.
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Cincinnati
United Preas
Yeaterday
Ae Gal Oo
Ges
The Plains Lose to Poston in 10-4 Setback
Poston defeated The Plains 10 to 4 on Sunday in a surprising upset. Mooney pitched for The Plains with poor support, while Lower for Poston and Parfitt with Blackford starred. Harry Russell delivered a key two run double in the ninth. Mike Kavist was last seen headed for tall timber after the loss.
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Poston
Plains
Mike Kavist
Mooney
Parfitt
Blackford
Marion Koon
Harry Russell
Awaiting Ruling on Penitentiary Conditions Opinion
Columbus Ohio June 21 legislative investigation of state penitentiary conditions awaits a legality ruling from Attorney General Price. The inquiry centers on the treatment and custody practices at the facility as part of state oversight.
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Columbus, CO
Price
16-year-old girl fights $5 fine for insufficient bathing suits
In New York at Coney Island the court heard a plea from a 16 year old girl appealing a $5 fine for wearing insufficient bathing attire. She inadvertently exposed a large roll of bills, including ten dollars, during the protest.
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New York
Coney Island
Local Notes and Social News Roundup
Carpenter born to Charley Hartman and wife on June 18 weighing 12 pounds. Geo. W. Collins moves from Bowman property to his arm. Athens visitors include Gorby Swearingen and I. M. Swett. Caster carried mail on route two. Swett brothers on route one while Rawlings vacationed. Field Day at local test farm drew strong attendance. Mrs. Hezikiah Collins of Wales Mills visited Geo. Collings family. Robert Collins, railroad worker at Glouster, visited home. Armstead Mace and crew finished grading roads in Columbia township. Dale Stansbury visited Wales Mills. Willie Suett and Clifton Wood visited Pomeroy. Mrs. Willie Boggess of California visiting Sissin family. John Sheppard and Charley Wood visited Pomeroy. Fern Gillogly flew Chase’s airplane Sunday. G. B. Kayser and family guests of Collins. Born June 9 at Darwin to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cuckler. Mae Rupe formerly of this place. Rutherford family visited Frank Streng and family at Bunday.
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Charley Hartman
Geo. W. Collins
Bowman
W. I. Swett
I. M. Swett
Guy €. Gorby
Athens
A. R. Caster
Grover Swearingen
John Rawlings
Hezikiah Collins
Wales Mills
Geo. Collings
Robert Collins
Glouster
Armstead Mace
Columbia Township
Dale Stansbury
Willie Suett
Clifton Wood
Willie Boggess
California
Jesse Sissin
John Sheppard
Charley Wood
Pomeroy
Fern Gillogly
Chase
G. B. Kayser
Ethel Hendrickson
G. W. Collins
Jesse Cuckler
Darwin
Cuckler
Mies Mae Rupe
Gambling Hag Truck at the Capital Sparks Washington Race Fever
Washington explodes with betting fervor as crowds fill Pennsylvania Avenue to watch a chalked board reveal horse names and odds. Government workers and civilians alike gamble daily, with many losing across the nation’s capital while book makers operate in government buildings and workers pursue dairy charts and dope sheets over duties.
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Washington
United Press
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Geo. Carter
Government Printing Office
Carter
Armis
Athens Area Social Notes Mention Bates Pugh Family Guests
Angel Ridge households hosted visiting relatives from Bates and Nelsonville. Frank Pugh and family welcomed Harry Pugh and children. Foster Powell and Harley Triplett joined from Nelsonville. Carrie and Sylvia Lenigar stayed with Tom Lenigar and Mrs. John Cornell. Athens visitors De witte Sloane called Thursday. Little Venice Lenigar visits Chauncey friends.
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Harry Pugh
Bates
Mra
Frank Pugh
Foster Powell
Harley Triplett
Nelsonville
Carrie
Sylvia Lenigar
Athens
Tom Lenigar
John Cornell
Dewitte Sloane
Little Venice
Lenigar
Chauncey
Sugar Creek man arraigned for stealing and jailed
Guy Bryan, a Sugar Creek resident with a lengthy record, was arraigned before Justice Helwig yesterday on theft charges. He was fined $200 and sent to the workhouse for 30 days. Officials note his alleged association with the I W W is uncertain but his unemployment and theft pattern are chronic. County officials welcome his removal as a troublemaker.
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Guy Bryan
Sugar Creek
Helwig
Bryan
First Summer Day Also the Longest
Today, June 21, marks the summer solstice as the first day of summer and the year’s longest day. The sun rose at 3 28 a m and will set at 6 34 p m, with the moon rising as the sun sets.
Kiwanis Convention Opens with Policy Resolutions
Eight thousand delegates gather in Cleveland for the International Kiwanis Clubs convention as the International committee on public affairs starts presenting resolutions. Proposals urge Congress to limit immigration, require reforestation, oppose federal control of business, adopt a national budget, and reorganize government bureaus on a business basis.
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Cleveland
International Kiwanis Clubs
International Committee On Public Affairs
Harry B. Karr
Baltimore
Congress
City Market Adds Fresh Fish At Morning Opening
City market opens tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. and runs to noon with fresh fish as a new feature. Farmers expect added produce including vegetables eggs butter fruits cottage cheese and milk for buyers.
Surgeons Not Liable After Leaving Sponges and Tools
The state supreme court ruled today that surgeons are not liable for damages when sponges and instruments are left in wounds, signaling a protective precedent for medical professionals in negligence cases.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Albany lay commissioner to speak at Presbyterian church
T W Coe of Albany, lay commissioner of the Presbyterian general assembly at Winona Lake, will address the congregation at 7 oclock Wednesday on the assembly. Prof Addicott urged a large attendance at last Sunday's appeal to members.
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T. W. Coe
Albany
Athens
Presbyterian General Assembly
Winona Lake
Apeak
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Addicott
Automobile Collision Leads to Unlikely Arrest
H S Reimer collided with a car while crossing the road. After bandaging his head he was arrested and charged with bumping into the automobile and fined 37 50. A separate notice reports a woman who had appendicitis surgery had her Lady Poynter appendix plated with gold and now wears it as a charm.
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H. S. Reimer
Poynter
Haastart
American Women Lose International Tennis Match in Paris
The American team, led by Mrs. Franklin Mallory and Mrs. Sigourney, was defeated in Paris by European players Mile Suzanne Lenlen and Mme. Golding. The match was a heart breaking setback after strong showing from the United States stars formerly known as Molla Bjurlstedt.
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Mile
Suzanne Lenlen
Mme. Golding
Franklin Mallory
Molla
Bjurstedt
Mrs. Sigourney
Grange meeting at New Marshfield backs farm bills
Athens County grange at New Marshfield last Saturday endorsed several farm policy positions. Residents opposed the Ralston Nolan and Smoot gales tax bills, supported the Cooperative and Packers Control bills, Truth in Fabric, and Tincher grain regulation. They urged letters to Senators Pomerene Willis and Rep Foster and discussed county road funding and a new Athens market. Next meeting with Troy grange is in Coolville in September.
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New Marshfield
Athens County Grange
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Joan Bolds
Pomerene and
Willis
Foster
The
Grange
Waterloo
Athens
Troy Grange
Coolville
Divorce suit halted as wife gives birth to twins
In Chicago an hour before a divorce hearing for Mrs. Feaward S. Petit, her attorney announced she had given birth to twins. The husband responded, “We’ll call off the suit, then,” and he hurried home.
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Chicago
Feaward S. Petit
National Conference on Social Work Opens in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the forty eighth annual meeting of the National Conference on Social Work drawing thousands of social workers and donors. President Allen T Burns presides and outlines talks on social progress with leaders from Carnegie Foundation A C Williams Hillman Perkins Lathrop and others. The gathering covers child welfare juvenile court scope health and community organization with divisions on public agencies families and native and foreign born communities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Conference On Social Work
Allen T. Burns
Americanizat
Carnegie Foundation
New York
C. Lindemann
National Country Life Association
Henry ©. Morrison
School of Education
University of Chicago
Whiting Williams
Cleveland
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Charles H. Brent
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Lee
Boston
Mass
J. H. Wigmore
College of Law
Northwestern University
Frances Perkins
New York State Industrial Commission
Haven Emerson
U. S. War Risk Insurance
Julia Lathrop
Children's Bureau
U. S. Department of Law
American Association For Community Organization
Elks Host Class Night at Lodge With Forty Five Prospects
Tonight at the lodge rooms of the B P O E a class of forty five will be shown to reveal the mysteries of Elkdom. Due to low membership there will be no banquet but plenty of soft drinks will be provided for those being worked upon. A large turnout is expected.
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Thethens B. P. O. E
Two Hours Delay In Wedding As License Goes Missing
Russell F. Heldan, ex army aviator, was set to marry Miss Harris when the couple discovered the marriage license was missing. The ceremony was postponed by two hours while officials searched for the paper.
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York
Russell F. Heldamen
Harris
First Woman County Treasurer Takes Office in Phillips County
Mrs Amos Janman inaugurated as the first woman to serve as county treasurer in Phillips County Arkansas marking a historic milestone in local government.
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Arkansas
Amos Janman
Phillips County
Plans for Ohio agro observation squadron in Columbus
Representative John Speaks sought to untangle the push for an Ohio National Guard agro observation squadron. No War Department record shows a formal application for recognition. The Fifth Area corps area commander would appoint a board to decide location, while Columbus veterans drafted the outline for the unit to Adjutant General Florence.
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Columbus
Ohio Nationa Guard
John
Speaks
Washington
War Department
Fifth
Army
Florence
Dawes Picked for Key Post in Harding Era
President Harding named Dawes as director of the budget bureau in a White House notice announced to the House today. The appointment fills a major financial post as the administration reshapes its economic and fiscal leadership.
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Dawes
Washington
Prent Harding
Roberts to Lead Prayer Meeting at Flist M E Church
Mr L W Roberts will lead the Wednesday night prayer meeting at the Flist M E church at 7 30 o'clock.
Water Makes Up Most Of The Human Body
The body is composed of about seventy five percent water by weight. This high-water content underpins biology, physiology, and fluid balance essential to health and life processes.
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