Montana Promises to Stage Dempsey Gibbons Bout
Great Falls Montana June 30 Montana says it owes the world its promise to stage the Dempsey Gibbons championship on Independence Day The crisis over the final 100000 payment due July 2 is past Banker George H Stanton president of Stanton Trust and Savings bank raised the last funds The state credits a hero who used his influence to gather pledges from twenty friends With money secured promoters expect trains and autos bringing fans to Shelby for the Fourth of July bout
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Montana
Dempsey
George H. Stanton
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
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U. S
Shelby
Dollar Club drives Atlantic baseball support grows
Approximately 288 fans have paid a dollar to the Dollar Club in Atlantic to back the City league baseball season. Officials report about 160 more dollars are needed to reach 400. Sam Marshall, president, leads a vigorous drive with personal solicitations to complete the membership roll. The list shows numerous local residents and businesses as full members helping keep baseball moving in Atlantic.
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Sam Marshall
Atlantic
Jessie Marshall
J. H. Marshall
C. S. Relyea
John Budd
John Hancock
Frank Brennan
Geo. Hayworth
C. E. Cole
Edw. Cole
Helen Cole
Josh Sheets
Roscoe Brown
Perry Howard
Roy Preston
Irwin Speare
Rey Hedges
Wright Hedges
Joy Price
FP. N. McDermott
Seaté Linn
Frank Johnson
Lafe Wallace
Henry Fulton
Harry Cornell
Roy Metcalf
Roy Baron
Bert Butler
Arthur Lee
Lou Pine
John Smoller
M. E. Britton
John Cardio
Carl Cardio
0. Remien
Tena Mimm
Hierary Barnard
Dr. V. 3. Robinson
Luther Collier
F. J. Becker
Edldie Wygert
Omaha
E. Kringel
Walter Gregereen
Geo, Gill
Ike Block
Frank Perkins
Ross Lippincott
Jack Peacock
Henry Baxter
E.G. Wilson
Clarence Oaks
Harry Swan
Chet Qdem
Chas, Morgan
Joss Wilken
F. I. Jobes
Otis Preston
Ben Wood
Carl Hoffman
le W. Niles
Ralph McFarland
Enoch Schwab
Hugh Magarrell
H. P. Comfort
Bdward Comfort
Dean Rowe
J. H. Simmons
Fred Alexander
Chas
Grubb
J. R Randall
G. A. Smith
A. K. Coomes
Chas, Malone
Everett Rowley
Millard Darling
H. K. Williams
Dr. Campbell
Leater Beech
E. B. O’connor
Atlantic Bottling Worksom
Storm over amateur athletics tests loyalty to American sports
A sweeping drive to purge professionalism in amateur sports targets track stars and other amateurs accused of accepting payment for performances. The piece cites offers of large sums to runners, gambling manipulation, and calls for broad reform to avoid harming Olympic prospects, while noting industry figures like Jack Kearns and Dempsey.
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New York
América
Storm Slirvers
Termis
United States
List of Names in Historic Faculty and Local Business Directory
A long roster lists numerous individuals and entities including H. M. Boorman E. H. Bussey Anna Malone S. M. Mercer J. G. Whitney W. S. Day L. E. Allender Sam Childs Otto Hartkopf Goold & Woolsey Farmers Savings Bank Pullman Hotel Sam Berry C. M. Thomson Park Pantatorium Lamond Pool Hall Sanitary Market and others, suggesting a community directory snapshot with many personal names and local businesses.
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H. M. Boorman
E. H. Bussey
Mrs. Anna Malone
S. M. Mercer
J. G. Whitney
W. S. Day
L. E. Allender
Sam Childs
Otto Hartkopf
G. Clark
C. A. Hinman
W. McCatsiland
Ralph Cockshoot
A. A. Emigh
R. A. Becker
C. A Coe
Goold & Woolsey
C. P. Meredith
Fred Dahlberg
Fred Hunt
EB. '. Hupp
J. H. Beck
Dale Morrow
Lorraine Morrow
C. F., Dunn
R.4
Lee
Jap Purce
E. ¥. Jones
Ed Mullins
J. W. Cuykendall
Harley Builer
Obera Brown
Anna Remien
J. B. Pratt
W. O. Anker
J. S. Harlan
Geo. Arnold
J. N. O'Bannien
Chet Eckles
Claude Williams
John Rapp
Harold Herbert
B. R. Wasson
Fred Wasson
Dr. C.R. Jones
Eggers Bros
A. C. Fouts
0. R. Patrick
M. B. Nelson
Farmers Savings Bank
Thos. H. Whitney
Wm Johnson
Tom Whitmore
Seph Hobert
Alfred Hansen
Neal Gingery
Oscar Otto
E. J. Young
W. J. Deering
Sanitary Market
Jas. Hedges
W. A. McKee
W. A. Hammer
Irma Townsend
R. F. Huffstedt
M. McCarville
Frank Pach
Richard Anderson
Dr. Montgomery
A Campbell
D. E. Crabtree
Ghas
Needdses
Dr. Barnett
W. W. Don Carlos
Lamond Pool Hall
G. G. Jeck
Geo. Jack
Roger Jeck
C. M. Thomson
P. L Appleman
T. &. Simpson
Mac Arnold
Park Pantatorium
Sam Berry
U. S.mullins
Johnson Defeats Richards in Wimbledon Singles Fourth Round
William M. Johnson of California ousted Vincent Richards of New York in the Wimbledon singles fourth round. Johnson won 6-4 8-3 7-5 to reach the quarterfinals, joining the eight remaining players in the men’s singles. King George and Queen Mary watched the match among distinguished spectators.
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Wimbledon
Eng
William M. Johnson
California
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Johnson
King George
Queen Mary
Young O'Hara Knocked Out By McDonald In Fort Dodge
Joe O'Hara of Ft. Dodge was defeated by Buddy McDonald of St. Paul, who floored him three times in the fifth round. O'Hara lasted five rounds before being finished, with seconds reviving him between rounds as local fans applauded the effort.
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FT. Dodge
Joe
Young) O'Hara
Pride of
Buddy” McDonald
St. Paul
O'Hara
Morrie Schlaifer Wins Bout With Rock Smith
In Council Bluffs Morrie Schlaifer, leading leather pusher of Omaha, won his ten round bout with Rock Smith on points. Ringside critics said Schlaifer was in poor condition despite the victory.
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Council Bluffs
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Rock Smith
Schlaifer
Latonia Derby Ruined by Rain Zev Out in Latonia Feature
Latonia Ky tune up for Latonia Derby washed out by rain with Zev the famed 83 year old of Harry Sinclair also scratched for lameness. Only six horses remain to race as muddy track slows the field. Meanwhile in Great Falls Mont Jack Dempsey fights record by three round Toledo bout noted.
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Zev
Latonia
Harry Sinclair
Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
Toledo
Held Up. Men Mocked For Clothes In Exam Style
A fragment notes men being held up as examples for what they have said about their attire. The snippet hints at social comparison or mockery tied to clothing choices, reflecting public judgment or peer pressure.
Cole's Jewels Win Pennant Deciding Game
Cole's Jewels defeat Price's Drugs 21 to 4 to win the pennant for the first half of the city league season. Largest crowd of the year sees a clean, eight game streak. Second half opens next Monday with Hedges' All-Stars and Day's Parities. Battery Pickens and Bailey. Umpires Marshall and Hedges. Standings end of first half show Jewels atop a crowded table with Druge Colts Specials and others.
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Ja Pney
Cole
Jewels
Price
Hedges
Day
Pickens and Bailey
Summmary
Friars
Hobart
Tod- Hunter
Pickens
Preston
Batls
Cockshoot
Goekshoot
Auto race set for July 4 at Kansas City speedway
Five former champions expected as 260 mile event opens with top racers including Tommy Milton Jimmy Murphy Eddie Hearns Ralph DePalma and Earl Cooper. Prizes total 9000 to 500 with guaranteed 5000 for entrants. Cars will be single seaters 122 cubic inch motors and set pace to surpass last year 108.6 mph.
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Kansas’ City
Racing Bowl
Speedway
Jerry’ Wonderlich
Milton
Tommy Milton
Victor
Jimmy Murphy
American Automobile Association
Eddie Hearns
Ralph DePalma
Earl Cooper
Parsons
Famous questions answer Pancho Villa and Battling Siki names
United Press quiz answers Pancho Villa as Francisco Guilledo and Battling Siki as Louis Phal. The piece also notes golf ball driving records by James Braid in 1903 and a 1947 Yankees Browns trade involving Pitchers Shocker Cullop and Ed Plank with others.
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United Press
Pancho Villa
Battling Siki
Francisco Guilledo
Louis Phal
James Braid
Q. Hay
Yankees
Unclear OCR Local Ad Mentions Butter Eggs and Trade
Fragmentary notice references butter and eggs trade phrases with scattered location hints such as Gib son Fling Station and East Beventh atrect. Content is garbled but implies a marketplace or farming context with a warning to place orders with Wilken.
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Son Fling
East
Frisch of Giants Notches Hundredth Hit in NL Race
Frankie Frisch, the Fordham Flash of the New York Giants, smashed his 100th hit last Wednesday, becoming the first major leaguer to reach the century mark. He climbs to second in the NL batting among players with 40 plus games, at .392, while Zack Wheat leads the circuit at .392. Other leaders include Charley Grimm, Bob O’Farrell, and George Grantham, with Grantham driving steals and Cy Williams pacing home runs with 20.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frankie’ Frisch
Fordham Flash
New -York Giants
Zack Wheat
Broonyn
Charley Grimm
Pittsburgh
Bob O'Farrell
O’farrell
Grantham
George Grantham
Cubs
Stealera
Cy Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
Jimmy Bottomley
St. Louis
Mohan
Young
New York
Bottomley
Roush
Cincinnati
Fournier
Brooklyn
Earl Smith
Boston
Southworth
Traynor
Tierney
Fred Haney
Detroit
Haney
Harry Heilmann
Heilmann
Charley Jamieson
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Collins
Ee Sox
Collins
Babe Nat Strong
Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Burns
Ruel
Washington
Miller
Witt
Sewell
Cleveland
Rice
Cabb
Harris
Brief
American Association
Kansas City
Se J. Smith
Taleo
Lamar
Wate
Smnieaira
Wright
Carl East
Minneap
Combs
Murphy's
Louisville
Ham City
Lamb
Tulan
Tulea
Ledouse
Goran
Des Moines
Ease
Sioux City
WeDowell
Wichita
Davis
Pelber
Oklahoma City
Atolen
Griffin
Sioux City fair insures four day race meet
Interstate Fair insured for 10000 dollars claims a record policy in Stony City history. Rainfall forecast at two tenths of an inch will trigger payout. Veterans will attend as broncho busting and bulldogging events headline. Over 425 horses arrived for the meet. Races start at 3:30 this afternoon.
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Sioux
Tomorre
Two Ball Games on Independence Day at Adair Iowa
ADAIR I a June celebration features two morning games with Grant Township Boosters facing Summit Township Bear Cats. In the afternoon Causey meets Berea with the latter town team said to employ several salaried players. Casey forms a formidable foe for a strong contest.
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Adair
Grant’ Township
Boosters
Summit’ Township
Bear Cats
Causey
Berea
Casey
Eyes on Him at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Roland France to steer Washington crew in the regatta at Poughkeepsie as Donald Walling recovers from an infection. The event dates and full lineup were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Roland France
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Donald Walling
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