A Hearn Beats MeCoy In Brooklyn Light Heavy Bout
Younes Ahearn of New York outpointed Al McCoy of Brooklyn over ten rounds at Ebbets Field with Ahearn at 144 pounds and McCoy at 167. Johnny Howard defeated Buck Crouse in ten rounds, both bouts held in New York area. Eddie Johnson stopped Al Greenwood in the seventh round of a scheduled twenty in Sugar City Colorado.
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N. Y
Younes Abearn
New York
al MeCoy
Brooklyn
Ebbets
McCoy
Abearn Thraout
Ahearn
Johnny Howard
Bayonne
N. J
Buck Crouse
Pittsburg
Fach
Pek Jonson Taks Rasc
Ges Woop
Sugar City
Colo
Eddie Johnson
Pueblo
al Greenwood
Greenwood
Johnson
Kenny Wood
la Junta
Kidnapped chorus girl Dorothy James reappears
Sept 10 New York. Dorothy James, once a top Broadway beauty chorus girl, recounts her abduction by former Winter Garden colleagues Jane Price and May Tormey. She fled in a taxicab and later enjoyed freedom, considering a return to the stage or moving to San Francisco.
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Dorothy James
Winter Garden
Miss James
Dean
Beat
Jane Price
May Tormey
San Francisco
Mother
135Th Street
June
Wyoming Construction Plans Rail Line to Little Goose Valley
Sheridan reports a proposed railroad up the Little Goose valley from the Cheely to the Little Goose region. The project, discussed by Gate Board of Equvalidation member Byexidan De George and Chicago businessman B B Springer, would run about twenty two miles at an estimated cost of 6500 000.
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de. George's
Tatterday
Equvalidation
B. B. Springer
Man of
Chicago
Sheridan Commercial Club
Little Goose Valley
Thieely
Little Goose Ehagon
Free magazine samples offer to readers by mail
A solicitous plea promises hundreds of publishers will ship free magazine samples if readers mail a plain fall address and 10 cents by money order. The ad targets intelligent readers with claims of broad offerings across farming, poultry, fashion, household, and trade journals from Boston and related publishers.
Distr Rab IV Shatters Motor Boat Records
Chicago September 10 Dieturber IV won the national championship and the Wrigley cup by covering the 30 mile course in 92 9 16 for an average speed of 54.4 mph surpassing the previous record of 50% mph set by Baby Breed Demon at Lake George in 1904.
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Chicago
Dieturber IV
Baby Breed Demon
Lake George
Vale Beats Princeton in Intercollegiate Golf Final
Vale defeated Princeton 4 to 4 in a final match for the intercollegiate team championship at the Greenwich Country Club course. Princeton had won the title last year at Garden City after beating Harvard, with Yale having held the championship for nine consecutive years prior.
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Conn
Vale
Princeton
Greenwich Country Club
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Harvard
Yale
Notre Dame alum Noel Dunbar to coach Yale defensive line
Noel Red Dunbar, former Notre Dame line coach and South Bend High School graduate, has accepted Yale's defensive line coaching post. Dunbar, a Yale alumnus and former center rush monogram winner, works as an architect in South Bend.
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Ind
Noel
Red) Dunbar
The
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Notre Dame
Sooth Bend High School
Yale
Dunbar
South Bend
Captain Richards Wins Hayes Target Match at 600 Yards
Seagirt New Jersey September 10 Capt William F Richards of Ohio yesterday won the Hayes individual match at 600 yards with a perfect score of ten straight hits. Sergeant Roreas Arnott of the Marine Corps placed second. Major Winkfield Price of New Jersey and Private W M Randle of the Marine Corps each tallied 44 percent but Price earned third for shot position.
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Seagirt
N. J
William Fi. Richards
Ohio
Hayes
Roreas Arnott
United States Marine Corps
Mahmout Survives War Headlines Move to U.S. Return
Yusesh Mahmout, the Bulgarian wrestler thought dead in fighting with Turkish forces, is alive and well. He says he will come to the United States within a month with his wife and three children to establish residence there, reported to a Chicago friend.
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Chicago
Yusesh Mahmout
Mahmout
United States
Tinker to undergo back operation after X ray findings
Joe Tinker manager of the White Sox will be sent to a hospital Wednesday for an operation unless favorable symptoms develop. An X ray exam showed an injury to his back that requires surgical remedy.
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Tinker
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Minager
Cheyenne Motor Club Bulletin Road Conditions
Road report for Cheyenne west to Rock Springs and east to Denver notes varying conditions. Reports mention good to rough surfaces, mud holes, and drying soils with caution advised across routes including Pole Mountain and Happy Jack roads. Weather outlook calls for mostly partly cloudy skies and slight temperature changes.
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Lincoln Highway
Daramie
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Railroad Arch
Cheyenne
Laramie
Fort Collins
Cheyenne East
Pine Bluffs
Kimball
Sidney
Big Springs
Shelton
Nebr
Denver
Dever and
Greeley
Dover
Wellington
Fors Collina
Manly
Betes Park
Curtiss Seaplane Patent Control Granted
Washington reports Curtiss gains the sole title to flying boat and hydroplane patents after the patent office and appeal board rulings. The decision centers on a device balancing the craft on water and enabling high speed takeoffs, implicating rivals like Burgess Glenn Martin and Thomas Bros. Aero.
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Washington
Rept
Tepet Kwity
Chenah H. Curtios Angernet
Jenin
Um Patent Office
Curtios
Wright Company
Burgess Company
Glenn M. Martin Company
Thomas Bros. Aeroplane Company
Janina
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Tdf
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