Idle years may ruin Dempsey as last bout marked 1921
A Chicago era boxing piece weighs Jack Dempsey against long inactivity after his May 3 1921 victory over Georges Carpentier. The topic contrasts him with Jeffries and Johnson, notes aging risks, and contemplates future contenders and promoters wary of another distant, costly showdown.
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Reno
Jeff
Agai
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Denpney
Harry Wills
Adadful
Jettries Johnson
Certaln
ole_ moenis
Alch
Wills
New York Ducks
Dempsey
Ilké
Keretin
Jeffnles
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jack
Jack Kearn
Bush's Washington Camp Looks to 1923 Baseball
Tampa filed dispatch reports Bush as manager preparing the Washington Senators for 1923 with a young core and a revamped pitching staff led by Walter Johnson. Johnson, Mogridge, and Jeziel Brury anchor a rotation while Bush reshapes the roster, benches, and leadership, aiming for a competitive season despite questions about pitching depth and left handed balance.
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Thomas I. Cummiskey
Tampa
Fin
Little Ole Bush
Tiger
Washington
Senators
Walter Johnson
Eorge Mogridge
Jezebel Zray
Bush
Plerer
Bo Bueh
Jerk Griffith
Johnson
Allen Nigses
Nefi Sox
John Hollings
Nick
Shere Henkins
Jate
Anipa
Kay Beech
Cairo
Llindis
Esit
Faust
McGridgs
Zachary
Jehosephat
Mogridge
Steff
Red Sox
Patrich
Griffith
Bill Harprage
New Haven
Pete Lopan
Storm
Joe Judge
Stanley Harris
Roger Peckinpaush
Joe Evans
Cleveland
Bill Conrey
Minneapolis
Fle
Oswald
Arouno
American Association
Chick* Gagnon
Tigers
Ray Francis
Bill] Lamotte
Sam _ Rice
Leon
Goose" Goslinim
Dick Wade
George Fisher
St. Joseph
Disher
Deorxeé McXnamara
Bun Jgatcher
Pirates
Gibby
Cincinnati Nationals Victory Over Indians 2 to 1
In Lakeland Florida at the Indians training camp the Cincinnati Nationals edged the Cleveland Americans 2 to 1 extending their series. The game featured Donchite Couch and Wingo for Cincinnati against Hargrave Coveleskie Boone and Neill for Cleveland with Sewell's performance noted.
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Lakeland
Flu
Cincinnati Nationals
Cleveland Amercians
Uf. E
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Donchite
Couch
Wingo
Hargrave
Coveleskia
Boone
Neill
Sewell
New Tennis Star Eleanor Goss Emerges in California
Francisco report notes Eleanor Goss drawing strong attention after an exhibition win in Burlingame over Helen Wills, the Be ly girl wonder, with a sharp, decisive performance. Goss defeated Wills 7 5 4 6 6, prompting speculation of rising national status.
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California
Soviet Move Into Film Industry Expands Vastly
Marek Tal of Ruasia announces the Proletarian Kinugriga Co operative will mass produce raw film and proletariat pictures for Russia and export. He claims 2.4 million rubles capital and a goal of a movie house in every village, criticizing bourgeois cinema and urging strict handling of knives for polishing ivory handles.
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Stolcow
Marek Tal -—Hovlit Ruasia
We Laler
Tasafan
Joseph Malkin
Russia
Mim
What golf course suits the average golfer best
The article debates golf course design to suit the average player between 90 and 126 index. It contrasts easy, medium and championship layouts, arguing for balanced courses with fair penalties, challenging but not punitive hazards, and a mix of lengths from 260 to 400 yards to reward accuracy over sheer power. It notes mixed opinions and cites Pinehurst and Pine Valley as benchmarks while calling for courses that test both length and control.
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Chia
Lido
Pine Valley
Tropics
North
Eldes
Tairway
Wales
Noted Americans Once Were Book Agents
A Chicago AP report cites R. S. Branch noting famous figures like George Washington General Grant and Napoleon as early book agents. Washington sold and delivered books from youth, while Grant Webster and De Tocqueville sold works to support education. The piece reflects on sales lessons from subscription books and the link to integrity in sales.
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Chicago
Associated Press
George Washington
R. S. Branch
General Grant
Washington Iivings
Columbus
Lvaniel Webster
Duartmouth College
Weemay
Washington
de Tocqueville
Americ
Napoleon Bonaparte
L'Etstors
Branch
Louvre
Paig
Napoleon
Biydell
Thomas Brackett Reed
Lanay
Bouldelling
Georg Peabody
Artion M. Sheidan
Hurled i. Skin
Illinois students flock to higher learning outside state
Illinois schools beat East and Northwestern President Dr. Water Dill Scott says six thousand Illinois youths leave to study elsewhere while twelve thousand join Illinois colleges from other states. He compares Illinois enrollments with New England totals and notes a larger exodus to out-of-state institutions than in.
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Ochicagh
Illinois
New England
Water Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Teperus
Scott
New
Mlinote
Ihot
Positive revelation in unmarred melody on Columbia discs
A Columbia New Process Record review touts superb smoothness of melody, noting the hard durable core and new surface reduces friction. It highlights Tad Lewis and His Orchestra on A-3814 and A-3813 with Fox Trots Jenny Rag and The Memphis Blues, claiming the patented process delivers negligible scratch and wear compared to rivals.
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Maryland
Fox
Manickatian Dance Orchestra
Phil Baker
Wissrah
Paul Specht
Memphis Blues
Ted Lewis
Columbia
Tad Lewis
Jenny
Kia Crew
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