What kind of man is Dempsey
Joe Williams portrays Jack Dempsey as a complex figure both in and out of the ring. The piece contrasts his savage power with childlike warmth, noting his mercy for children and lavish charity, while also detailing his disputes with manager Jack Kearns and his deep family ties.
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Dempsey
Jekyll Hyde
Williams
Tate
Hart
Fathe
Jack
Harry
William Harrison
Pop
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Cubs Make Pirates Lead Harder in Pennant Chase
New York September 1. St Louis in first place in the National League pennant race after a double header left the Pirates unable to gain ground. A St Louis win over Boston or Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results could alter the standings. In the American League the Yankees widened their lead as Cleveland slipped further behind.
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New York
U.R
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Sox
Redskins
Tigers
Indians
Cleveland
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Aaa
Toledo
St. Paul Minneapolis
Aca
Columbus
Cincinnati Seenee
Chicago
Brooklyn Seeee
Philadelphia Fl
Tener
Oe BS
Philadelphia
Eee
Washington
Detroit
Chicago En Enee
Bt. Louis
Boston Ecoccese Cb
Yesterday's Scores and Today's American Association Schedule
Baseball results list from yesterday across American Association and National League with multiple games in 12 innings and two Chicago Pittsburgh matchups. Upcoming games include Columbus at Louisville and St Louis at Chicago among others.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hay cure theory debunked by agriculture department
The United States Department of Agriculture says the belief that leaves on hay stems hasten curing is not well founded. It notes agriculture gross income for 1925 26 at 12 514 billion dollars versus 12 003 billion dollars in 1924 25, an increase of about three percent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Face disfigured by pimples ends with remedy claim
Kalispell Montana March 1 A man recounts severe skin eruptions on his face and relentless itching. He credits Resino Glutment as the cure after using it twice daily for weeks, noting pimples faded and disappeared. Signed Elkin B. Banks Ave Westy.
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Kalispell
Mont
Elkin
Ave
Westy
Mary Browne Turns Pro in Public Explanation
The article discusses Mary K Browne turning professional and needing money. It questions how her move will compare with Suzanne the French star on her American tour next month and whether fans will demand refunds if results disappoint. It also notes a volatile crowd reaction at matches and speculates on the fate of professionalized women in the sport.
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Mary K. Browne
Miss Browne
Suzanne
Jones Sees More Kicking This Football Season
In a UPI interview, Howard Jones of USC predicts more kicking this fall due to the new five yard pass penalty on unsuccessful plays. He expects Dartmouth and Notre Dame to lead their regions, with Washington, California, Stanford and key Pacific teams also strong. He cites backfield standouts Guttormsen Tesreau Murphy and Drury as coast leaders.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
Iown
Jones
Dartmouth
Notre Dame
Washington
California
Stanford
Elevers
Pacific Coast
Ernie Nevers
Guttormsen
Tesreau
Murphy
Drury
Hurricanes Win Over Argentine Polo Team
The Hurri canes defeated the Argentine polo team here yesterday 14 to 10. The South Americans were unable to overcome a handicap of eight goals.
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Philadelphia
Hurricanes
Emery Zumbro Signs with the Cleveland Americans
Local fans note that Emery Zumbro, formerly on the Columbus Senators staff, has signed with the Cleveland Americans. He pitched against the region last season for the Cargo All Stars and briefly played for the local team.
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Glouster
Emery Zumbro
Columbus Senators
Cleveland Americans
Zumbro
Cargo All Stars
Tilden and Williams Favored as U S Faces French Davis Cup Test
In Germantown the United States led by Bill Tilden and Billy Johnston prepared for crucial singles while Vinnie Richards and Dick Williams were favored in doubles against France. The French team faced a difficult task needing wins to sponsor Rene La Costa’s upset attempt.
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New York
Bill Tilden
Germantown
Billy Johnston
Vinnie Richards
Dick Williams
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Rene la Costa
Johnston
France
la Coste
Tilden
Jean Borotra
Borotra
Paddy Driscoll Sold to Chicago Bears by Cards
Paddy Driscoll, former Northwestern star, has been sold to the Chicago Bears by the Cards. In the National Professional league, he was among the highest paid players, with the Bear offer surpassing a prior offer from the Chicago Bulls in the American league.
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Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Northwestern University
Cardinals
Red Grange
Driscoll
Chicago Bulls
Ryan Chapin Meet Decides Tennis Crown Bid
Elizabeth Ryan of California and Mrs. A H Chapin of Springfield Mass arrive in Philadelphia to decide if the West or New England claims the Women's Middle States Tennis title. The winner meets tomorrow the victor of the Wightman Anderson semi final.
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Philades
Phia
U.P
Elizabeth Ryan
California
A. H. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Far West
New England
Middle States
George W. Wightman
Penelope Anderson
Dempsey Tunney Title Bout Prep Tops Philadelphia Session
The Pennsylvania athletic commission meets to settle details for the Dempsey Tunney title fight. Billy Gibson and Gene Normile will discuss seconds time keepers and related matters as ticket sales surpass 1 million dollars, setting an early financial precedent for the championship match.
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Hiladelphia
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Billy Gibson
Tunney
Gene Normile
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Dempsey Sparring Partners Fit for Ring Return
In Atlantic City Jack Dempsey eyes eight or nine rounds with Tommy Loughran and Jim Slattery after a slow vacation. Gene Tunney, training near Stroudsburg, shows peak conditioning but may overtrain if sparring partners push too hard. Billy Gibson notes Tunney’s partners could have an easy session as he stays measured.
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Dempsey
Atlantic City
Johnny Saxton
Bridgeport
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jack
Stroudsbuurg
U.P
Tunney
Billy Gibson
Gene
Gibson
Archie Bell Meets Midget Smith in Ten Round Fight
Chicago card features Archie Bell of New York facing local bantamweight Midget Smith in a ten round bout tonight. Bell seeks victory to showcase speed and power against a hostile home crowd.
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Chicago
Archie Bell
New York
Midget Smith
Athens Country Club Downs Marietta in Intercity Match
Athens Country Club golfers defeated Marietta 62 to 28 in a local intercity golf match yesterday afternoon on the Marietta course. Sixty-two points for the Athens squad against twenty-eight for Marietta, with numerous pairings listed for both sides.
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Athens Country Club
Marietta
Marieta
Athens
Orr
Robinson
Grover
Noll
O’bleness
Osterly
McKinstry
Hopp
Chubb
Reiter
Johnson
E. Ebinger
Anson
Barry
Wood
W. Peters
Biddle
Margstern
R. Finsterwald
Coudel
Bush
Elgrass
H. Beckley
Brown
E. Beckley
Scarlatt
Woodworth
W. Ebinger
Rauch
McKinney
Sprague
Mcllyar
Haskins
Hayes
Kelly
D. Sauer
Morton
Williams
Whipple
Jones
Lee
Hicer
Hutchinson
Hefferman
Gross
Risthman
Forsythe
Reiman
Cable
Coar
Whaley
Bennett
Falcon
Krieger
Dan Sauer
Link
Jennings
MacKinnon
McVulen
Dempsey Tunney Fight Radio Broadcast Undecided
With the Dempsey Tunney bout two weeks away fans await an official radio broadcast plan. Tex Rickard delays decision on WMSG versus a nationwide WEAF chain with a sponsor to cover costs and tickets must be sold before announcements.
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Washington
Tex” Rickard
Rickard
WMSG
Madison Square Garden
WEAF
New York
Hoyt Leads U.S. Seniors Golf Field At 36 Holes
Frank H. Hoyt, 75, posted 163 for 36 holes to lead the United States Seniors Golf Association tournament at Bye New York. Hoyt competes in class E for men 55 to 59 and is a member of the Engineers' Club.
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N. Y
Frank H. Hoyt
Hoyt
Engineers’ Club
Athletic Field Seats To Be Reserved This Year
O C Bird announces reserved seating across Ohio University athletic fields for the coming season with mail and box sales. Students receive season tickets but must reserve seats at twenty five cents each.
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Bird
O. C. Bird
Gadges
Ohio University Football Schedule Opens October 2 1926
The 1926 schedule lists eight games starting October 2 at Ohio University. Details show opponents, dates, and venues for the season.
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Ohio University
Rio Grande
Akron
Denison
Cincinnati
Ohio Wes'an
Ohio North'n
Marietta
Wittenburg
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