Dempsey and Walker Face Possible Suspension Over Wills Match
New York boxing officials threaten ineligibility bans on Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker unless they appear before the commission and sign for title defenses. Harry Wills, Gene Tunney, and Dempsey's future plans fuel a shifting fight map as promoters seek open titles and delayed decisions.
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THE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
NEW York Boxing Commission
Dempsey
Walker
New York
Jack Dempsey
Micky Walker
New York State Athletic Commission
Persy
Harry Wills
Dave Shade
Boxing Commission
Pacific Coast
Commission
Jack Kearns
New York State
New York Commission
Wills
Gene Tunney
Thas
Tex Rickard
Madison Square*Garden
Rickard
Tunney
Madison Square Garden
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Harry Greb
Itzsimmons
Indiana
Al and Jack Quinn Trade Roar Sparks pennant chase
Al shares news of the Athletics acquiring Jack Quinn from the Red Sox and his strong form. Ed Barrow says he plans to sell, expecting several offers. Griffith may respond with a bold move as Briggs, Mack, Johnson, and Covelskie figure in the chase.
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Athletics
Jack Quinn
Red Sox
Griffith
Ed Barrow
A. M
Fox Griffith
Johnson
Covelskie
Barrow
Dempsey Faces Turbulent Run In Boxing Trade
Boxing world notes turmoil around Jack Dempsey amid split with manager Jack Kearns and pressure from the Boxing Commission over the Wills matter. James Slattery of Buffalo and Maxey Rosenbloom clash in a scheduled bout as Slattery recuperates from prior injuries.
Three-Eye League Scores From Local Games
Peoria blanked Terre Haute 8 to 0 while Springfield fell to Decatur 2 to 1. Quincy lost 6 to 5 at Evansville as Bloomington defeated Danville 2 to 1.
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Peoria
Terre Haute
Springfield
Decatur
Quincy
Evansville
Bloomington
Danville
Forbes Beats Andrews In Columbus Six Round Box Card
Columbus welterweight Harry Forbes defeated Johnny Andrews of Toledo in six rounds on an inter-city boxing card in Columbus Ohio tonight.
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Columbus
Harry Forbes
Johnny Anddrews
Toledo
Flamingo Wins Coney Island Third in Wide Finish
In the Coney Island third race a claiming event of 1500 dollars purse with heavy track. Flamingo ridden by an unnamed jockey beat Out in a close finish ahead of Gunny Sack and Caroline. Trainer W Burnan shares the winner value of 1150 dollars with purses totaling 1500 dollars.
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E. J. Hollan
Caroline
Flamingo
Gnome—Haversack
W. Burnan
Wts
St.Odds
Flamingo Farm
F. J. Uhlein
Bonny Castle
Lord Julian
Longport
Sena Castle
Golden Wanderer
Sarmiento and Anderson Set for Fourth Bout in Cleveland
Pete Sarmiento of the Philippines and Eddie Anderson of Wyoming completed training for their ten round bout in Cleveland tomorrow night. It will be their fourth meeting after a sensational previous clash two weeks ago that featured three knockdowns for each fighter.
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Wells-Walker
Walker
Mullen
Kearns
Cleveland, CO
Pete Sarmiento
The
Philippines
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Richards and Tilden Split Spotlight in Exhibition Doubles
In Forest Hills New York on August 3 William Tilden II and William M Johnston defeated Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams II 6-4 6-4 7-5 in a Davis Cup tryout exhibition at the West Side Tennis Club. The Davis Cup Selection Committee announced plans to pair Richards and Johnston in a singles exhibition the following day at the East-West tournament to gauge their potential in the 1925 challenge round.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
William T. Tilden II
William M. Johnston
Vincent Richards
R. Norris Williams II
West Side Tennis Club
Richards
Tilden
Johnston
O'Dowd-Lewis Bout Tops Tacoma Card in Kentucky Arena
Boxing fans expect a top six round main event as Phil O'Dowd faces Spider Lewis in the Tacoma Park boxing card main bout. The card at the Kentucky arena includes three other six round bouts and three four rounders totaling thirty six rounds.
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Billy Browning
Tacoma Park
Dayton
Phil O’dowd
Ft. Thomas
Spider Lewis
Kentucky Arena
Lewis
Browning
O’dowd
Phil
O’dowds
Squared Circle
Eddie
Mike
Joe Lynch
Madison Square Garden
O'Dowd
Wild Bill Reed
Columbus
Walter Bulle
Joe McCarthy
Jimmy Koons
Marsell
Jackie Warner
Fire Damage at Paige Jewett Company After Theft
Investigation by Henry Maher, Deputy State Fire Marshal, links a Sunday blaze at the Paige Jewett Company salesroom and garage to thieves who had stolen tires and accessories. The attack aimed to erase a crew and contents. two cars were damaged. damage totaled 3580. Police report restless crowds and multiple disorderly conduct cases on the same night.
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Paige-Jewett Company
Southgate
York Streets
Henry Maher
Failure to Stop His Auto Results in Fine and Court Appearance
James Capek of 65 McCracken Avenue Clifton Kentucky appeared in Newport Police Court before Judge Moore after failing to stop at a Tenth Street stop sign. Hobart Mockbee and Arthur Shernbeck testified the crash occurred as Capek’s car hit their eastbound motorcycle. Capek admitted no stop but claimed slow driving and blamed the motorcycle. He was fined 10 dollars and warned to observe stop signals. A separate case saw George Hunter fined five dollars and five days in jail for disorderly conduct.
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Viola Boyd
Hunter
Samuel Breiling
Seventeenth Street
Clifton
William Vail
Washington Avenue
Breiling
Eleventh
Monmouth
Policeman Rust
Martin Baker
Licking Pike
Moore
Baker
Theodore Weiner
West Fifth Street
Tenth and
Ann Streets
James Capek
McCracken Avenue
Newport
Hobart Mockbee
Brighton Street
Arthur Shernbeck
West Eighth Street
Tenth Street
Capek
Sheinbeck
George Hunter
Southgate
Columbia Streets
Babe Herman Wins Featherweight Bout in Judge's Decision
New York on August 3 Babe Herman, leading featherweight challenger, defeated Lew Hurley in a ten round bout. He scored a knockout in the ninth and dominated the action throughout the match.
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New York
Babe Herman
Lew ‘Hurley
Squire Maybury Sends 3 of 4 Prisoners to Jail
Three of four prisoners arraigned before Magistrate Maybury were jailed. Findlay Brewer of West Fifth Street Cincinnati received thirty days for breach of peace plus a $10 fine and costs after being shot in the leg during an escape attempt. Richard Johnson of Covington also got thirty days and a $10 fine plus costs. Robert Ford of Cincinnati received thirty days a $100 fine and costs plus a $1000 peace bond for possessing liquor found with moonshine. Ray McCormick of Covington faced a $10 fine and costs for drunkenness.
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Squire Maybury
Maybury
Findlay Brewer
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Fuller
Richard Johnson
Covington
Brewer
Robert Ford
Phistner
Ray McCormick
Greenup
Covingston
Ford
Mrs Boden's Funeral Today At St John Church
Mrs Louise Boden 70, widow of Jg cob oden, of Three Mile Creek road, died after a voting booth apoplexy. Funeral services will be at St John's Church Licking Pike at 2 pm. Burial at John's Hill Cemetery. Survived by four sons.
Realty transfers Brooklyn: Roeller to Stevens. Krehbiel to Breeling
Real estate transfers show Joseph Roeller conveying a Bellevue lot to Charles Stevens for 6000 stamps and Bertha E. Krehbiel transferring a Clifton district lot to Amelia Breeling for one dollar and other considerations.
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Joseph Roeller
Charles Stevens
Bellevue
Bertha E. Krehbiel
Amelia Breeling
Clifton
Marriages and licenses listed for Cincinnati and nearby areas
William A Hal of Cincinnati and Violet R Girard of Cincinnati. George Saab of Gettysburg Ohio and Gertrude Boyer of Gettysburg Ohio. Charles J Lohman of Cincinnati and Teresa A Wemming of Dayton Kentucky. John Dengler of Cincinnati and Amanda Frederick of Cincinnati.
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William A. Hal
Cincinnati
Violet R.girard
George Saab
Gettysburg
Gertrude Boyer
Charles J. Lohman
Teresa A. Wemming
Dayton
John Dengler
Incinnati
Amanda Frederick
Oppenheimer Files Bankruptcy. City Notes In Covington
G H Oppenheimer Catlettsburg salesman filed a voluntary petition in U S District Court listing assets 650 and liabilities 4252. Building permits in July totaled 136,500 vs 119,150 year ago. Oren O Henry Latonia enter City Commissioner race with a platform of economy. Thieves stole tools from Golden Rule Coal office at Seventeenth and Madison. Madison Avenue Church to receive a pipe organ in December built in Hagerstown Md in memory of W T Hanks. William Caldwell reports a boy ran off with about 10 from his shop register. Albert L stesulwu Scott street held to Grand Jury on liquor charges after raid found 800 bottles. Robert Burns Newport held on liquor transport charge with 25 gallons in car.
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Covington Notes
G. H. Oppenheimer
Catlettsburg
United States District Court
J. A. Hellman
Oren O. Henry
Latonia
Golden Rule Coal Company
Seventeenth
Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Sixteenth
Jennie Crawford Hanks
Hagerstown
W. T. Hanks
William Caldwell
Pike Street
Caldwell
Albert L. Stesulwu
Scott Street
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Robert Burns
Central, Avenue
Newport
Burns
He Identifies Drowned Youth as Laurenceburg Father’s Son
Two months after a 16 year old boy's body was found in the Licking River near Decoursey, authorities exhumed the pauper grave at Highland Cemetery. William Elliston of Lawrenceburg Indiana claimed the body was his missing son, while two Newport residents had tentatively identified it as Donald Riddle of Irvine Kentucky. Riddle later returned home.
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Licking River
Decoursey
Edward Hall
Highland Cemetery
William Elliston
Lawrenceburg
Inid
Covington
Elliston
Greenwood Cemetery
T. M. Swindler
Latonia
Newport
Donald Riddle
Irvine, Ky
Riddle
Funeral Services Held for Judge William P McLaughlin
Judge William P. McLaughlin of the Kenton County Quarterly Court died at his home at 120 East Fifteenth Street aged 83. Funeral services were conducted at his home by Rev. W P Baird with burial in Highland Cemetery. Active pallbearers included Judge John B Read and Bert J King among others. honorary pallbearers were Kenton County Bar Association members.
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McLaughlin
William P. McLaughlin
Kenton County Quarterly Court
East Fifteenth Street
W.P. Baird
Scott Street
M. E
Highland Cemetery
John B. Read
William B. Bailey
Bert J. King
A. E. Stricklett
William Sandford
William Beisbauer
Kenton County Bar Association
Matt L. Harbeson
Leslie T. Applegate
Stephens L. Blakely
Charles S. Furber
Charles H. Fisk
Edward J. Tracy
Federal road link petition filed in Kenton County
A petition with sixty local signatures requests Independence road join the federal system. It was referred to the Road Committee at the Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association meeting. Also announced is the completion of Madison pike improvement, now the eastern Dixie Highway branch, opening August 20 during the Coryington Falmouth celebration.
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Independence Road
Kenton County
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Bracht
Madison Pike
M.d.ross
Coryington-Falmouth
Kenton Court Faces Divorces Custody and Alimony Requests
Kenton Circuit Court heard multiple filings including Mrs Lucy A Case asking divorce from Willis Edward Case at 1615 Banklick street with custody alimony and a restraining order to stop wage collection from the railroad. Oscar Walker sought divorce from Mrs Louella Walker of Madison Ind for abandonment. Max Albertson sued John F Forstner and Walter J Mahan cafe owners at 82 Pike street for 279 10 lost in play between April and July. A writ of habeas corpus was granted in Arthur Patterson of Covington against Albert Griffin of Elsmere over custody of 12 year old William Patterson. Patterson had remarried after Griffin wed Patterson's former wife who had custody and died.
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Lucy A. Case
Willis Edward Case
Banklick Street
C., and
O. Railroad
Oscar Walker
Louella Walker
Madison
Ind
Max Albertson
John F Forstner
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Pike Street
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Arthur Patterson
Covington
Albert Griffin
Elsmere
Patterson
William
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