Dempsey Trains In Secret With Several Mates
Former trainer Jimwy Deforest reports Jack Dempsey trained in relative seclusion at White Sulphur Springs. He boxed five rounds, wrestled, and did floor exercises while fans and war correspondents watched. Dempsey's nerves, guarded camp, and calls for privacy are noted as he continues a strenuous routine to regain form.
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White Sulphur Springs
Daly
Jack Dempsey
Prac- Healy
Jack
John
Dempsey
Billy Rodenbach
Bill
Bills
Rodenbach
Yack
Jerry
Ed McMullin
Mac
Allentown
Joe Gans
Joe
Flash” Yeager
Newburgh
Flash
Bill Battey
Nashville
Martin Burke
Carl Carter
Dave Shade
Leo Fionn
Finn
Leo
Dean
Toledo
Dempser
Flowers to Battle Rosenbloom Tonight in Chicago Bout
Tiger Flowers aims to start a Fourth of July revolt by meeting Maxie Rosenbloom of New York at the White Sox park in Chicago tomorrow night in a ten round middleweight bout. It follows Flowers losing his title to Mickey Walker. Rosenbloom, favored, beat Georgia Decca in Boston last October on a foul.
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Chicago
Tiger Flowera
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
White Sox
Mickey Walker
Railbirds
Tom Rounds Rosenbloom
Georgia Decca
Boston
Maxie
Mullen denies Baker called bout off in Chicago
Promoter Jim Mullen rejects Los Angeles reports that Sergeant Sammy Baker cancelled his July 12 welterweight bout with Mushy Callahan in Chicago to face Ace Hudkins in Los Angeles on July 18. Baseball notes follow with Rockville and league data unclear.
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Associated Freee
Jim Mullen
Los Angeles
Sammy Baker
Dezer Hed
Mushy Callahan
Ace Hudkins
Dempsey and Tunney assessed as era edges shift
Sports column weighs Dempsey fitness after Philadelphia showing versus Saratoga form. It compares Sharkey speed to Dempsey, notes Tunney's strong defense, and surveys baseball stars Ruth Gehrig Jones and autumn Open form. Also cites Tex Rickard sizing up reparations payability and city audience potential.
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Harry Greb
Gibbons
Tunney
Sharkey
Greb
Rath
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Tehrigs
Jones
St. Andrews
Bobby Jones
Oakmont
St Andrews
Pittsburgh
United States
Great Britain
John Philip Sousa
Sharkey Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Tiger
Philadelphia
Germany
Tex Rickard
New York
Rickard
Chicago
Howards Beat St Stephens 5 2 At Seaside Park
The Howard AC defeated the St Stephens nine 5 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park. Jones hit a bases loaded single in the seventh driving in three runs. Howard faces Westerns and Fasters in a doubleheader today at Diamond No 6 starting 1 30.
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St Stephens
Seaside Park
Jones
Howards
Howard
Bridgeport Boy Wins Eastern Rifle Team Match Title Shoot
Bridgeport Conn onday led by Fred O Kuhn and C Nesry won the eastern rifle tournament team match at the state ranges with 683 of 600 firing at 100 and 200 yards. L J Miller and Charles H Johnson of Philadelphia took second with 581 and J C Jensen and C B Shields of Washington placed third with 80.
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Associated Press
Fred O Kuhn
C & Nesry
Bridgeport
Connonday
L J Miller
Charles H Johnson
Philadelphia
J C Jensen
Shields
Washington
New Haven Club Acquires Senator Infielder Dear
The New Haven Prets of the Eastern League announced the acquisition of infielder Buddy Dear from the Washington Orioles. Dear is expected to join the lineup in New Haven in time for today’s game against Albany, with speculation he will replace Bruce Hartford at shortstop.
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Associated Press
New Haven Prets
Buddy Dear
Washington Oricans
George M Weles Dear
Albany
Weiss
Dent
Bruce Hartford
European buyers swell May export totals report
Washington July 3 by Associated Press May export trade rose overall while European demand showed the sharpest relative gain. Detailed Commerce Department figures show Europe receiving 171,990,876 in exports for May 1927, up from 145,100,543 in May 1926, with Asia and North America also contributing sizable increases. Exports to Germany and Great Britain rose, while imports from Europe climbed as well.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Commerice Department
Globe
Asia
Europe
North America
South America
Oceania
Africa
Great Britain
Germany
College Athletes Get Down to Work After Championship Week
New York July 3 Associated Press College athletes begin summer toil after a week that crowned Wilmer Allison in tennis and saw Haverford Yale Yale win in polo as well as Harvard toppling Yale in rowing. Georgia Tech Watts Gunn led golf at Glen Cove while Columbia broke an 18 year hold by winning the intercollegiate regatta. The season’s champions remain unsettled with no clear ivy league supremacy in rowing or overall.
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New York
Associated Press
Wilmer Allison
Haverford Fa
University of Texas
Watts Gunn
Georgia Tech
Glen Cove
Sam
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Hudson
Sons of Columbia
America
Crimson
Columbians
Spanish Capture Town Held by Moor Rebels
Madrid July 1. Spanish forces in Morocco report a successful operation against Moor rebels. Three Spanish columns routed the enemy with aid, claiming 100 prisoners taken and 150 dead on the field. The war communiqué says the front now forms a continuous line.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Morocco
Disliking Holiday Trip A Maine Boy Kills Himself
Newton Massachusetts July 3 A fourteen year old Everett Seavey was found shot to death at home. Police say he refused to join his parents on a trip to Portland for the Fourth of July. The death is being investigated. medical examiners attributed the wound to a rifle shot behind the ear.
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Newton Mass
Associated Press
Folice
Everett Seavey
Portland
Haid
Two Dances Planned for Pequot Yacht Club July
Southport dates outline two informal dances at the Pequot Yacht Club in July with Saturday teas at 4 PM hosted by Mis EB L Welles Curtis, Mis Wilder Gutterson, Mis Harold F Morse and others. The schedule includes sailing races at Lloyds Harbor, Larchmont week events, and additional teas and midget races at Bayside Yacht Club.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Southpot
EB L Welles Curtis
Wilder Gutterson
Harold F Morse
Frank & Shaw
F B. Wells
Virginia Petty
Lloyds Harbor
Pequot
Larchmont
Bayside
Southpore
EP. Lawson
Morgan Barber
William J Barney
Katherine Grout
H William Davis
Harold Lloy
Mia Dougal Bissell
William F Russell Mos
Bus Strikes Tree Injuring Nineteen in Walpole
A New York to Boston bus crashed into a tree near Walpole square injuring nineteen passengers, two fatally feared. Driver Henry E Herlihy of Watertown and passenger Henry Kolker of New York were among the gravest casualties. Seventeen others were hospitalized with cuts and broken bones, many needing dozens of stitches. The wreck occurred after 8 am when the bus swerved to avoid an oncoming car and front of the vehicle crumpled.
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Association Press
New York
Boston
Walpole Square
Henry E Herlihy
Watertown
Quyer
Henry Kolker
Norwood Hospital
Heilhy
Alsight
Koler
Samuel Blair
Bronx
Mary Purcell
New York City
Edward Rutherford
Simon Allermen
Dorchester
James Grid Allston
Bianche Moran
Arthur Freeman
Lowell
Judge urges cooking schools to cut divorces in Chicago
Judge Joseph Burke of the domestic relations court urged that public schools teach cooking to girls and even run night classes for young women. He said home cooking helps reduce marital strain and that many men in domestic wrangles are poorly fed, arguing cooking is a vital factor in resolving misunderstandings.
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Chicago
Joseph Burke
Domestic Relations Court
Bolshevism Losing Ground in China Says Paterson
New York July 3 Colonel Richard C Paterson Jr former administrative officer of the American commission to negotiate peace at Paris said on return from a three months visit to the Far East that Bolshevism has done its worst in China and is rapidly losing ground. He stated the Chinese people have awakened to their peril from the Red influence and will need time to completely throw off the Bolshevik yoke.
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Associated Pressi
China
Richard C Paterson Jr
American Commission
Parls
Lac Fa East
Pateison
Holiday vaudeville at Palace with Dance Magic screening
A special holiday vaudeville program arrives today at the Palace. It pairs with the protoplay Dance Magic, featuring Evere' s horror elements and patriotic music by Gus Meyers Jr. The show promises singing talking and dancing with lively entertainment for the holiday bill.
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Evere
Horror Sim
Gus Meyers Jr
Dance and skating acts headline Hippodrome bill
A quirky program lists Windhikead Man, Mann Sisters, Roy Marin and famed skaters Wu- He Frick and Cathle2 Pope among the acts. The Two-Mat Quartet and Ben Lyon with Pauline Starke are announced for “Dance Maz” at the Mill Plaza Ruins.
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Mill Pla
Rash
Charles Tobias
Reng Wiltel
Momen
Aid Boyd
Wallin
Jav Wensifien
Ben Lyon
Pauline Starke
Three Holival Headlines at Polis Valdiviell Vaudeville
A parade of beauties in Sika and Latins with Al Garbelle tops Polis Vaudeville holiday program at Poli ag Vaudeville theatre. Franklyn Farnum stars in A Monologue of Stories and Songs. Henry Dixon and Co with Bluff Alley joins Joyner Hopkins and Leo Ayreb in Dance Fantasies. Raymond Griffith’s Wedding Bells marks Bridegrooms Week. Mack Sermett comedy A Prodigal Bridegroom with Ben Turpin completes gala. Regular County Store feature postponed next week.
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Franklyn Farnum
Henry Dixon
Man Power at Polis Majestic theater headline film feature
Richard Dix digs deep to star in Man Power at Polis Majestic, a clean fast melodrama where his auto tractor breaks down then conquers a rival to win Mary Brian. Dix jumps a hazardous hill to save a valley town as fluttering hearts and Hal Roach comedy pieces fill the bill with international news and Aesop’s Fables.
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Paramount
Polis Majestic Theatre
Richard
Mary Brian
Dix
Oder
Charley Chase
Holiday Program at Cameo Theatre with Deny in All Star Cast
The Cameo theatre presents a holiday program featuring Reginald Denny in a thrilling stage scenario with an all star cast. Vitaphone acts include Harold Bauer the pianist Lem Ald Welrenrath Sylvie Ficos and Eugene Howard. The program promises humor and dialect songs, plus a feature film Around Old Heidelberg. Performances begin at 2:15 and 4:15 pm.
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Iis
Deny
Harold Bauer
Conet Pichist
Iemnald Welrenrath
Sylvie Ficos
Wilt
Eugene Howard
South
Ly Ranch Parieies Ninds Thurdays Toy Version
Visitors to Tarfield avenue exhibition grounds will see Union men from many lands along with local cowboys and Indiana. The new show brings East India and Russia talent to perform riding and feats. Elephants camels dogs and trained acts will headline with a downtown parade and street show preceding.
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Brida
Tairfieli Avenue
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Russa
Fairfield Holiday Schedule Highlights Town Events and Pageant
Fairfield celebrates July 4 with a full day of activities from a morning patriotic program to evening fireworks. The schedule includes Town Green ceremonies, a Fairfield Band concert, luncheons at the Country Club and Pequot Yacht Club, water sports, a golf tournament, polo, and a 1926 sea centennial film exhibit at the Community Theatre. The town pageant features a parade, drill by the Fire and Drum Corps, and remarks by Congressman Schuyler Merritt, with the Fairfield Band providing accompaniment. rain plans move to the First Church of Christ.
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Country Club of Fairfield
Pequot Yacht Club
Faiifela Beach Club
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Army Tean
Govelo S Island
Pequal ‘Yacht Club Firewok
Filma
John H Grant
America
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Schuyler Merritt
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