Golden Trail Opens Before Jack Dempsey With No Contender
Benton Harbor, Mich., Sept. 10. Jack Dempsey looked ready to cash in after stopping Billy Miske on Labor Day. The champ’s next big payday is in New York with Tex Rickard. a $50,000 plus purse awaits, and plans for knockout matchups with Brennan andCarpentier swirl amid negotiations and calendar moves.
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Jack Dempsey
Benton Harbor
Mich
Billy Miske
Labor Day
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
New York
Jim Dougherty
Miske
Tex” Rickard
Kearns
Paey
Bill Brennan
Tex Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Levinaky
Rickard
Deschamps
Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
Willie Meehan
Rattling Levinsky
Gene Tunney
Bob Martin
Gunboat Smith
Harry Wills
Jack Johnson
Wills
Fulton
Johnson
Jeff
Baseball Results and Postponements Across Leagues
Partial OCR summary shows scattered baseball results and schedule notes. Teams including New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, St Louis, Washington, Brooklyn, Boston, Cincinnati, and Chicago figures appear with weather related postponements and potential standings implications. specific scores and dates are unclear due to damaged text.
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Clibe
Uae
Ere Ahi
al New York
Seewee Sete Hee
Washington
Philadelphia
Claba
Olmeinnatl
New York
Teeenee
St. Louis
Ewe
Polo described as a costly yet lively sport for the wealthy
The article portrays polo at exclusive clubs with polo ponies and costly equipment. A spectator mistakes it for croquet and notes the thrill of polo despite its elitist image. The piece argues polo could gain popularity if ponies were affordable and training expanded for ordinary players.
Yankees in Running Says Jimmy Burke
An outsider, Jimmy Burke of the Browns, predicts a long fight for the pennant in the American League. He notes Chicago as a strong, balanced challenger and says the Indians may struggle to readjust while Hugegios drives the Yankees toward the finish. The race will likely extend to the last week of the season.
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Yankees
Jimmy Burke
Browns
Chicago
Speaker Th
Hugegios
Ferdi Schupp An Ambidex Player Like Rube Marquard
Ferdis Schupp pitches with his left arm yet signs checks and performs life tasks with his right hand. The article compares him to Rube Marquard, labeling him an ambidextrous pitcher.
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Ferdie
ST. Lodis
Ferdis Schupp
Rube Marquard
Ridley to Box in East After Coast Career
Bud Ridley, famed Pacific coast bantam, plans eastern ring debut after sixty seven coast fights. The Philadelphia bout date set for September 10 announces Ridley's move into new circuits and challengers.
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Ridley
Philadelphia
Bud Ridley
Bids For 1924 Olympic Games From Six Cities
Boston Pasadena Rome Christina Prague submit bids for the 1924 Olympic Games. Each city offers a well equipped stadium and facilities amid a crowded field vying to host the event.
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Boston
Pasadena
Rome
Christiana
Prague
Laramie Sees Surge in Union Pacific Division Travel
In Laramie Wyoming Sept 10 the Union Pacific Wyoming division expands travel duties. J K Ailman takes over as traveling conductor on the sixth district replacing Mr Murphy. Freight traffic runs about sixty trains daily plus twelve passenger trains, with around 60 000 tons moved through the city.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Con- Segee Sacer
Murphy
J. K. Ailman
Green River
Freigh
Casper Returns Good Profit From Stampede Show
With most bills paid this week, preliminary indications show nearly $2,000 to be divided between the Legion post here and Dick Hornbuckle who arranged cattle and horses for the first annual show. The George Vroman post of the Legion will receive about $1,200, clearing the post's resources.
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Carper
Wryo
Légion
Dick Hornbuckle
George Vroman
Legion
Raiser Who Assaulted Jailer Pleads Guilty in Casper
Nye Roberts charged with forgery and jail break attempt pleaded guilty before Judge Ralbh Kimball. He has been confined since May 10 on a bad check case and faced solitary confinement after last week’s attempted escape.
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Casper
Wyo
Nye Roberts
Ralbh Kimball
Roberta
Roberts
Jelty Lineas
New Corn Grow Mystery Uncovered in Chillicothe Jar
In Chillicothe a jar unearthed in a mound reveals a curious clay vessel with several ears of corn. The ears vary in size from eight to ten inches in diameter, each covered by a tiny husk, and experts note unusual features surrounding the ancient crop.
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Chillicothe
Albert Wacherischwans
Fort Dodge Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine
A Fort Dodge woman names Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the cure for monthly suffering and backache. She reports sixteen bottles restored her health and urges others to seek relief by contacting the company in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential guidance.
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Fort Dodge
Eons Terk
Lydia E. Pinkham
18Th St
10Th Ave
Mandelko
Ja E. Ham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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