Mullin Club Tops American Legion In Twilight League Clash
In the Twilight League doubleheader Mullin defeated the American Legion 14 to 3 behind Joe Rust allowing three hits. Mullin piled 17 hits with strong bats as Tridemy and Brown struggled on the Legion side. Midwest also won easily over Merchants with Moore’s defense and Hammond’s four hits fueling the victory.
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Mullin Club
Midwest
Merchants
American Legion
Joe Rust
Legion
Tridemy
Brown
Legionnaires
Mullin
Altho
Casper
Rust
Joe
Burna
Willow
Struck
Powers
Scown
Lneup
Moore
Kelly
Mullinites
Boye
Whitaker
Pither
Sinney
Astead
Hammond
Hornstein
Bornstein
Whittle
Q Brokaw
Ieynolds
Ie Gray
Newland
Fsmith
Kinney
Fox
Lauricette
R. H. E. Midwest
Ptase
Balla
Smith
Hoye
Douhye
Schlenk
Huttamith
Abrhpoah Rummel
Gladman
Dison
Klatt
Rutherford
Helm
Mwartfnger
Ahiey
Clowery
Bimoie
Blaek
Allenbaugh
Miller
Dempsey Goes On Trial as Draft-Evasion Case Opens
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns face trial in San Francisco on charges of conspiring to evade the selective service act. The case centers on whether Maxine Dempsey was legally married to Jack, potentially enabling her to testify against him.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
United States District
Morris T. Dooling
Jack Kearns
United States
W. Thomas
General Pershing
France
Dempsey
American Legion
Gavin McNab
McNab
Mary Pickford
Nevada
Owen Moore
Maxine Dempsey
Jack
Utah
Boxer
Dempsey and Kearns
Coplen Knocks Out Johnson to Start Casper Boxing Night
George Coplen of Casper stopped Freddie Johnson in the first round at Casper Stadium, dominating with hard punches as Johnson covered up. The show also featured Jimme Harris and Kid Paul drawing in ten rounds, Eddie Anderson forcing Kid Snyder to quit in the third, and a chaotic four-man battle royal to open the program. A note on Olympic trials mentions Canadian selection and Montreal events with McGill College leading entrants, while U S baseball and other diving notes appear in scattered remarks.
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George Coplen
Casper
Freddie Johnson
Casper Stadium
Johnson
Coplen
Jimme Harris
Kid Paul
Paul
Harris
Eddie Anderson
Kid Snyder
Anderson
Snyder
Riverton
N. J
Cringe
Hodm@won
Western Canada
Winnipeg
St. Helen's Island
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Toronto
McGill College of Montreal
Canada
Midwest Scoring Machine Sets Torrington Back in Two Games
Casper defeats Torrington in both Saturday and Sunday games by 16 to 1 and 10 to 1 respectively. Hayes started Saturday's win, Hoffman pitched overall well, Mapel struck out ten as Casper tools up 19 hits with solid defense. Casper travels to Lingle for today’s battle.
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Midwest
Torrington
Roach
Bix
Johnny Mapel
Wyo
Pony
Casper
Hayes
Hoffman
Torrington Boys
Mapel
Lingle
Cabdot
Ewe Sense
Tod Hoffman
Knaedel
Woodland Smalley
Raedel
Kelly
Smithley
Baseball Field Day Planned Here In July
A city event lines up with a Twilight League match on July 6. Activities include a five mile street race starting and finishing at the high school athletic park, along with fungo hitting base rounding and throwing for distance records. City officials’ consent is anticipated.
Manley Decision Over Morey Young In Ten Round Bout
George Manley of Denver edged Morey Young of Casper in a ten round boxing match at the local Elks lodge in Scotts Bluff Nebraska. The bout boosted Manley as one of the fastest lightweights in the Rocky Mountain region amid notes of his prowess and future potential.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
George Manley
Denver
Morey Young
Casper
Elks Lodge
Manley
Rocky Mountain
Canada Enters Olympics Bid From Montreal
Canada plans a strong bid for the Antwerp Games despite wartime losses. Officials expect success in swimming and trap shooting with swimmers George Hodgson Frank McGill George Vernot and John Kerry among notable athletes aiding water polo and other events.
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United Press
Montreal
Quebec
Dominion
Canada
George Hodgson
Frank McGill
Stockholm
George Vernot
John Kerry
Saturday Games National League at St Louis
In a National League doubleheader at St Louis the scoreboard shows a 365 to 4 run total with unclear innings and noisy play indicative of a high scoring affair. The fragment hints at team names Touhy and At Touhy but details are unreadable.
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Laggee L. Pet
Cincinnati
Esseeersen
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ww. L. Pot
Cleveland Wee
New York
Chicago Sess Esemeeeesase
Toston Amie Os Ae
ART Washington
Banana
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Pittsburgh and
Batteries
Reuther Raridan
Cooper and Schmidt
R. H E
Brooklyn Waren Enene
New York Son
Batterlee—Grimea and Miller
Benson and Smith
H. F. St. Louis
Schupp
Clemoana
Hendrix
O'Farrel
St. Louie
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Mullins
Champ Dempsey
Goplen
Chipmbo
Fatterson
Haines
Clemons
Mar
Anesley
Gaw
Carter
O'Farrell
Williamps and
Sehnik
Ehmke and Stanage
Cleveland
I. EB
Sion Fo
Levis
Stosss Za
Luddseckseice S
Lenbaugh
Simons
Fahey
Cladman
Dixon
Allenbbaugh
Calmith
Otick
Sie
Bmith
R. A
Mays
Hannah
Holtman
Perry
Martin
Hasty
Perkins
Myatt
RK. H. K
Amistad Ae
Coveleskie
Mehnus
O'Neil
Wellman
Billings
St. Louia Wee Enna
Bagby
Onel
Bess J
Severeld
Washington
Boston
Cosas
Snyder, Erickson
Zachlary
Gharrity
Penas
Clocatte
Kerr
Schalk
Oldhal
Ayers
Oakrie
Alnamith
Casper Builders’ Association
City Hall
E. G. Erickson
United Jewelry Shop
South Center Street
Lyric Theater
Farnum
Chichester
Sunday Union Orchestra
Iris
THE
House OF Quality Pictures
Iris Theater
Cladys Leslie Mn
FOX News Weekly
Ethel
Clayton
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