Dempsey In Real Fight Like Movie Stunts On Lot
The article describes Jack Dempsey filming boxing scenes in Hollywood with real roughnecks, including Soldier Stanton, and notes Dempsey’s willingness to improvise physical stunts for authenticity. It contrasts film work with his strict training in Atlantic City and highlights the camp’s lively chatter about rivalries, footwear, and a cafe altercation rumor nearby.
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Wrestler talk and daring lifts stun crowded town
Johnny Conlon visits Camp and brags of lifting a 110 pound challenged opponent, while Dempsey cannot lift Coulon as the boxing world debates the referee decision. The boxing commission delays a ruling as Kearns Descamps and Tex Rickard rush between commitments.
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Atlanta Boy K C's Indianan Atlanta Boy Napple Knocks Out Marlow
In Augusta Georgia Kid Nappie of Atlanta fights Kid Marlow of Indiana in a ten round lightweight bout. Napple lands a heart shot then a left to the jaw and Marlow falls, knocked out in the fourth round. The bout is promoted by Addie Whitley of Augusta under the Augusta Business Men's Athletic club. Marlow trained under Stanley Meeghan with R L Banknight managing Nappie.
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British Open practice draws largest international entry
St Andrews Scotland June 16 The final weekend practice for the British Open begins next Monday at Royal and Ancient Golf Club with 160 entrants from the United States Britain Ireland Australia France and Spain The Americans include Walter Hagen James Barnes Jock Hutchison Charles Evans Bobby Jones and Paul Hunter Nashville Tenn June 14 Freddie Moorde defeats Eddie Moore in an eight round bout in Atlanta
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O. W. of Savannah Plans Big Conclave in September
Savannah Ga June 16 Special The Woodmen of the World of Savannah arrange a large conclave for the city in September with the exact date to be announced. Attending will be W A Fraser sovereign commander Omaha Neb J T Yates sovereign clerk Omaha J F Jones head commander Carde l e T E Bennett state manager Atlanta and other officials of the order.
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Vacation booklets from Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis railway
The N C & St. L Railway offers two illustrated summer booklets for planning trips to Tennessee resorts and national parks. Titles include Cool Mountains of Tennessee and Summer Outings in Scenic Wonderlands. Free mail copies can be requested from G B Harris, Division Lanager Agent, Atlanta. Belle Isle Taxicab Lawn Hose ad follows.
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Wrestling to Have Test Tonight in Atlanta
Wrestling to Have Test Tonight in Atlanta as Jim Londos faces Paul Martinson at the Business Men's Athletic club. The match aims for action with Londos, a Greek idol, and Martinson, a durable Dane, delivering a strong show for local fans.
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Rariden Takes Over Crackers as Kauffman Resigns
Bill Rariden yesterday assumed field leadership of the Atlanta Crackers with Dick Kauffman stepping aside. In a telegram from Charlie Frank, Atlanta’s president said Rariden would have complete control of the club to save the team. Kauffman, praised for steady leadership, offered his best services to aid Rariden and the city fans.
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Baseball Box Scores and Injuries From June 16
Detroit and Boston battled with 10 hits for Detroit and 5 by Boston. Collings injures hand as New York beats Chicago 7 to 3 behind fine pitching. Washington defeats St Louis 6 to 3 in a pitching duel before eighth inning.
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Cedartown Triumphs Over Lindale In Rain Shortened Clash
Cedartown defeated Lindale 7 to 5 in a rain affected Perry County league game. Vardaman outpitched Lassiter as Overton and Simon belted home runs and Tucker and Hathaway contributed timely hitting. Details include line scores, fielding notes, and pitcher statistics from the Cedartown versus Lindale contest.
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Dawson Defeats Pelham 7 to 2 in Dawson Georgia
Dawson Georgia reports a 7 to 2 victory over Pelham this afternoon. Cocke led the locals with three hits in four trips, including a home run. Bridges pitched superbly for Dawson and also contributed at the plate. Harris starred at first base for Dawson. Pelham visits again Thursday and Friday. Batteries: Pelham Harrell and Davis. Dawson Bridges and McNulty. Umpires Arnola and Cocke.
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Boys Tennis Finals Highlight Weekend Action
The boys and junior tennis events concluded with finals in doubles and semifinals across divisions. Grant and Mansfield won the boys doubles 7-5 6-3 over Armstrong Strickler, setting up a singles final between the same pair. Berry Grant and Ed Van Winkle won junior singles semis, with Van Winkle/Armstrong taking junior doubles semis 6-1 12-10 3.
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Howard to Serve Term for Receiving Sugar
Savannah Georgia June 16 Special H P Howard a well known local figure was convicted in superior court of receiving a large quantity of sugar stolen from railroad cars. He must serve a year in prison and pay a $1,000 fine as assessed by Judge Meldrim The judge denied a new trial and the Supreme Court affirmed the lower court’s judgment on appeal.
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