Dempsey Mullins Near Brawl as Commission Approves Bout
New York Aug 12 The State Athletic Commission authorized the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title fight plan for September 18 at Chicago Stadium despite Dempsey lacking a license and Mullins accusing Dempsey of double crossing. Promoter Tex Rickard was ordered to proceed with arrangements and Dempsey prepared for training at Saratoga Springs as officials sparred over license approval and presence of Colonel Phelan and Colonel Wear at the meeting.
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New Tork
Athletn
Cody
Rive
Ile Ue
Tex Pe Kard
Athate Saungemientia
Shige Bhy
Cikee Stadium
Dempsey
Paddy Multing
Siar
Wills
Los Angeles
Mullins
Paddy
Cumer Spirits
Moning
J. J. Phelan
Ty Walker Wear
Phelan
Wear
Earonel Phelan
Cenarge
Tower
Ath Commission
Trower
Whitlam
James Farley
Rickard
Anagnete
Enge
Saratoga Springs
S. Y
Helen Wills Tops Title Tennis List in New York
A list of contenders for the women’s singles title at the West Side Tennis Club features Helen Wills in the top half, with rivals Molla, Browne, and Browne among others in both halves. Notable names include Miss Lee, Miss Browne, Miss Anderson, and former champions Hotchkiss Wightman and Lockhorn. The field shows deep talent across sections of the draw.
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New York
Ace
Pitty
Telen Whis
Nitione
Elizabeth Ryrun
Lea Heisht
Mittoudl
Fens
Sharis
West Side
Bovest
Seo Phiyers
Molla Montary Mian
Mary Ko Browne
Smrs
Blewert
Mactha Brzatt
Thigel Hotchkiss Wightman Ofton
Alice Francis
Miorence Ballin
Atrs
Benjamin J. Cole
Boston
Firsten
Edna Tlauselt Roeser
Metropolitan Chanmpior
Helen Cilleaudean Lockhorn
Helen Pollak Walk
Barger Wallach
Ylrs
Wilwart Raymond
Tawebne Otloy
MISS BROWNE AND TILDEN IN FINALS
Miss Browne and Tilden reach the finals of the New York State championships at the Biltmore Country Club as rain stops semi finals. Tilden advances by defeating Norton 6 1 6 3 on Monday, while Miss Browne beats Pollak Falk before rain interrupted play leaving other matches unfinished.
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RYE
T. Tilden
Mise Mary EK
Breanne
New York
Ter Biltmore Couuntry
Tiden
Norton
Tod Dasity
Vincent Kruehards
Franvig T. Hunter
Alfred Ho Chaphi
Iris
Hevden Quarte
Miss Brewin Tene
Heder Lockborn
Stat Thampion
Nelen Wills
Hunter
Van 7
Youthful Pitcher Ill After Throat Infection Incident
A young pitcher named Mase Fiopson, from Sharbrooke Quebec, lies seriously ill with throat infection. He was hospitalized in Sherbrooke after a throat condition worsened, while his team, the local varsity, quashed rivals Princeton and Pennsylvania in recent play.
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Fiopson Mase
Cap
United States
Charles W Hosmer
Sharbrooke Quebec
Tre Patrick
Fe- Grath
Tls
Jow de
Magog Canaier Teague
Sherbrooke
Nnee
One Day Golf Tourney Held at Highland Meriden
In a field of 70 golfers from clubs statewide Highland Country Club dominated the handicap all day event. Rain halted many second rounds, with results listing Johnson Ridgewood first 88 holes and W Herniger Waterbury Oseegad second 138, Wetherbee Highland third 165, Holden Highland first 134, Butler Highland second 199, Cole Gibson Highland third 144, Decherd Hod Lock Mentane second 118, Waterrell Highland and J R MacGowan Highland tied at 66 for 18 holes.
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Meriden
Highland Country Club
Johnson
Ridgewood
W Herniger
Waterbury
Oseegad
L Wetherbée
Highland
Holden
Histland
Peanuts Captures Saratoga Feature Champlin Handicap
At Saratoga August 12 R L Gerrs won the Champlin Handicap at 44 to 1 in heavy going. Yellowine Peanuts disappointed in the Saratoga handicap opening day with Display second and Flagstaff third. The 11 1 2 mile race time was 1 44 Nurmi. Extra Dey Biondin were out. Jockeys Barnes and Breuning were fined five days for disobedience at the post in the first race. Breuning rode Pomper Taula. Shay defeated Devon and Lakme in the mile event at Lincoln Fields in 1 42.
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York
R. L. Gerrs
Saratoga
Display
Flagstaff
Nurmi
Biondin
Alde
Barnes
Breuning
Breuing
Pomper Taula
Shay
Devon
Lakme
Tincoln Fields
Recreation Bulletin for Aug 14 Weekend Activities
The bulletin lists multiple league schedules and open play across venues on Saturday and Sunday including Industrial League, Building Trades League, Open League, Shamworks and Shamrock games, Diamond No matches, and Diamond events with times from early to late afternoon. It also notes team names such as Michael NL FT, BAS ISD White Mayles Madisons, Pirates, Bronkinwns, and Berkshire Whirlowinda with various open times.
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Diarmoad Nog
Indus League
Mloyery-Rovers
Taamond
Unederwood Company L
Tae Woos Michael’ NL
BAS Isd White Mayles Madisons
Oper, Jrs
Pirates Hawaian Moni Nu
Post Clerics-Levert
Bronkinwns
Rasruds Diamond No
Dempsey Nose Might Decide Fight Says Vienna Specialist
Berlin August reports a Vienna nose specialist believes Dempsey may rely on wax or paraffin to alter appearances for the bout. The expert suggests the silicone like prosthetic could be a decisive factor in the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight clash.
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Dempsey
Berlin
Viennes
Fark
RACING RESULTS AT A GLANCE FROM PLAISTRA MEET
A detailed recap of multiple races for three-year-olds and up with purses ranging from 400 to 700 dollars. Heavily featuring horses such as Hutton Bright, Blond Gib, and Desert Gold, with times and placements across the card and noteable finishes by Munden, Pendergrass, and Cambridge entries.
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Desert
Munden
Iseyun
Neva
Genes
Cambridge
Lincoln results Prist race and other card outcomes
Race card from Lincoln shows multiple races with purses ranging from 1400 to 1700 added. Prist race for three year olds and up lists Geile H winner and contenders. second race features Leah Annis and Resolute among others. third race includes Granddad and Dolly Heth with times and payouts. subsequent races include Cup Beaver Ocean Current Fire Under and more, with finish futures and also ran lists.
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Leah Annis
Burke
Wilson
Peternel
Ime
Jennie Dear
Luke Dear
Granddad
Finnerty
Dolly Heth
Dubois
Billy Witt
Alan Ran
Pitchfork
Harvey Stedman
Happy Bob
Johnson
Baker
Ocean Current
Simon
Jones
Time Lab
Mike McLuke
Saratoga racing results for two and three year olds
Details from Saratoga feature multiple purses and races. Two year olds compete for $2000 with names such as Ambrose Montagna and Meadow Mint listed among entrants. Three year olds and up race in a 1 1/4 mile handicap and a 3 4 mile event, with riders including Sande and Fator aboard horses like Nomad and Bourbon.
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Sun
Ambrose
Walibrotive
Steven
Ellis Candy Light
Arden
Long Jov
Oly
Miss Revue
Queen's Folly
Meadow Mint
Hatt
Walls
Nomad
Haviland Ties For Medal Honors In Golf Match
The report details Curtiss of Willimantic and Rierden of Wilimantie in a tense golf round under tough conditions. Lieutenant Leigh Wade, world traveler, carded a 90 after a rough front nine with birdies on 14 and 15. First and second rounds of the championship fight set for tomorrow amid five other flights.
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Marty Sehancf
Hattings-on-the-Lindson
Yon H Curtiss
Willimantic
Curtiss
Rierdeen
Wilimantie
Rierden
Wade
Cair
Tellen
Eccourdagen
Leigh Wade
Alficutt
Tere Wade
Graves Leads Alabama Governor Race Amid Klans Support
In Birmingham Aug 12 AR reports Bill Graves leading rival Charles S McDowell by about 3477 votes with many precincts yet to report He claims support from Ku Klux Klan while criticising state newspapers Graves tallies include first and second choice votes. Hugo L Black leads in Senate race with about 20000 votes ahead of Joan H Banishead as Underwood seeks March 3 nomination date.
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Birmingham
Alo
Bill Graves
Alabama
Tammany Tiger
Charles S. McDewell
McDowell
Graves
McDonwell
Liger
Ku Klux Klan
Mr Bowell
Hugo L. Black
Joan H. Banishead
Wan Helleed
Senate
Sergi W Underwoor
Tors
Factory Firemen Gather At Dinner At Lehman's Shore House
The Connecticut Electric Manufacturing Company Fire Department hosted its sixth annual dinner at Lehman's Shore House. Forty firemen attended with Chief Jamey Reiden and officers presiding. Speakers included C. O. Johnson and G. Alcorn among others. committees were led by C. O. Longgon and A. Haynes.
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Connecticut Flectric Manufacturing Company Fire Department
Lehman
Shore House
Art
Cemeco
Fire Department
Jamey Reiden
Ted Morfan
John Crase
T. A. Both
Bert Jewell
Co Bailey
A. Satzer
Boy Burglar Boasts But Bungles Break In Danbury
Eleven year old Stanley Mortis of Padangram Danbury boasted of burglary plans and confessed to breaking into Ever Karski’s store near his home. He also admitted the Wareki burglary and another on 8 North Street. He will be arraigned in Juvenile Court Friday. An auto stolen from Wig garage was recovered abandoned in Danbury yesterday.
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Danbury
Stanley Mortis
Padangram
Karski
William Baker
Young Moris
Moris
Renard Dusid
North Street
Juvenils Court
Lame Bickey
Wig
Tre 1d
Savih Avenue
Amatuer Wrestling Show Postponed At Milford Park
Rain forced postponement of an amateur wrestling event at Jay Walnut Beach Park. The state’s leading grapplers will now compete next Thursday evening under the Milford Swine association helm.
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Ponement
Jay Walnut Beach Park
Tontarme
Milford Swineming Association
May Sign Lease for Store Today
The lease for part of the Main street and Fairfield avenue building, tied to the Atvern Steiger Dry Goods firm of Springfield, was not signed yet but expected by noon. Albertam Selnea of Sehnee and Schnee indicated his brother Samuel Schnee was in Springfield negotiating. final outcome anticipated, with Steiger set to occupy a Fairfield frontage store and 60 foot Mule street frontage, amid other regional contracts.
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Main Street
Fairfield + avenue
Thaf
Atvern Steiger Dry Good Corporation of
Springfield
Algatam Selnea
Sehnee and Schnee
Samuel Schnee
Stele Corporation
Salt
Fairfield Ne
Mule Street
New England
Albert Sleiger Corporation
Hese
Hartford Menace Tied to Springt Stores in New Bedford
A fragmented report notes Hartford resident Ang and associates connected to two Springfield stores under the name Toole, with one Springfield outlet operating under that name. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Drewes And Mitchell Reach Public Golf Final
In Philadelphia Austra Drewes of St. Louis and Douley M They of Washington DC advance to the national public park tent tournament final at Woodford court after narrow semis. Drewes defeats Elmer Hudy in three set 2-3 8-6 6-2 while Michel defeats Charles Leyne 8-6 2-6 8-6. Doubles see Latrek and Charles eliminated. Drewes and Schberg win one doubles match in Baltimore 4-1 6-4 8-2.
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Philadelphia
Austa Theolory Drewes
St. Louis
Shampion
Douley M
Washington
D.C
Lodi
National Public Park
Woodford Cour
Drewes
Elmer Hudy
Baltimore
Michel Eur
Charles Leyne
Chicago
Charles
S60 Latrek
Chica
Amsterdam
Lavine
Philelphia
Dreyves
Schberg
St. Lor
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Athletic Commission
Commission
Helen Wills
Miss Browne
Tilden
Rath
Wilams and Wire
Princeton
Peninsylvaniac
Quanty Makers
Eedoan
Cushag Academy
Tone Curtasmer
Hosen
Recreation Bulletin
Connaught
Patese
Furien Hutton Bright
Witsen Oat
Aid
Julia OF
AL St. Hubrett
Ora
Autinigny
Whieesg
Iain Ipchurd
Witdrakhe
Pendergrass
Juha Marrene
Wilton Marcethis
Blackstone
Payler
Fluffy Tutes
van Loon
Urretrix
Doeety
Thorn- Lon
Pondieton
Stretton
Taylor
Crosswise
Wison
Itis
Ce Kk
Sixtit
One Mile
Romanelli
Erickson
Kime
Gallant Greek
Vendor
Orpelina
Miss Vaal
Costigan
Jacques
Goldmark
B.D. Murphy
Mathon
Rater
Londia
Tat
Peetic Trace
Abel & Goward
Oaile
Purse Sli
Das Oo Rum
Bali Kroutner
John
Kit Gurrson
Bahye
L Torb
Ine
Aisa van Pat Calhoun
Lore Roreun
Purse
Callahan Vilfet
Aeran Boal
Adjutant Fnapodu
ATG Murafel
Bath
Lincoln
Geile H
Joven
Golden Lynn
Winnerly
Sunny Maid
Paternel
Time Ist
Woody
Island Fairy
Queen of Allah
Sandalwood
Bill.ken
Aircastle
Paula Shay
Lukime
Smith
T‘artoon
Slicker
Innerty
Rincere
McIlvoy
Try Again
Chaggale
Falson
Bolivar Bond
Richard
Haviland
Bol Postone
Mitchell
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