Dempsey Prepares For Big Bout Under Dempsey Edgren Eye
Toledo Ohio June 6 Jack Dempsey nears his sparring return as trainer Jimmy DeBreseck plans a fresh round of drills. Reports from the Willard camp describe Dempsey’s daily routines and a sparring match with his infamous bull terrier, a fighter gift from a fan. The piece contrasts Dempsey’s rough training lifestyle with Willard’s quieter, more private setup at a Toledo residence, noting heat, humidity, and the need to acclimate before the July 4 bout.
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Babe Adams Stops Giants and Pittsburg Easily Wins
Babe Adams pitched effectively to hold New York to one run as Pittsburgh beat the Giants 7 to 1. The Pirates used multiple pitchers but Adams shut down New York, allowing five hits and striking out two.
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Eight Three Year Olds Set for Latonia Derby Start
Latonia Derby highlights a field of eight three year olds with Eternal favored to win over Be Frank Regalo and others. Kentucky Derby runners Clermont Vulcanite and Omond race for big purse plus added value of 15 000 to the winner. Jockey changes possible for St Bernard with Earl Pool sidelined.
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Miss Jemima Breaks the American Record in Sprint
Miss Jemima the brown two year old filly owned by C. E. Rowe surged to a remarkable 5.255 seconds for four and one half furlongs to break the American record held by Floral Park and Joe Morris. Jockey John Hanover rode from barrier to wire to win by lengths over Pop Eyes with Talisman third. Harry Burgoyne won the Bellevue Purse in fast time as the day’s feature, with Gibby second and Nominee third. The day also included other races with notable performances and several scratches.
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Herzog Drives in Gowdy Day Victory for Boston
Boston wins 1 to 0 over Chicago in the first of the series as Herzog hits a center field homer marking Gowdy Day. Hank Gowdy honored by a delegation of young ladies from a physical culture school.
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Heathcote Delivers Pinch Run As Cards Top Quakers 6 5
Heathcote singled with two out in the ninth to drive in the go ahead run as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in the opener of the series. Williams Cravath Stock and J Smith had key hits for Philadelphia while Luderus Hornsby Cravath and Snyder contributed for the Cardinals. Tuero earned the win with Smith charged with the loss.
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Two Meals A Day For Willard And Hearne On Tour
The report notes Willard avoids breakfast during road workouts, eating only at dinner with a steak, potatoes, bread, olives, salad and strawberry shortcake. It adds both camps will show full activity Saturday with Willard delaying start to allow observers to compare the rivals.
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Promoter Rickard Declares Willard Dempsey Fight On Regardless of Rain
Toledo June 6 Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey will meet for the heavyweight title on July 4 regardless of weather. Tex Rickard denied postponement reports and said the contest will proceed with possible brief delays but no cancellation. Kilbane urged training in cooler hours, arguing sun heat could sap vitality for the sunlit bout.
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Miss Jemima Sets 41 4 Furlongs Record at Milldale
In the third event at Milldale Miss Jemima clocked an American record for 41 4 furlongs as Parr led early then tired. Chick Barkley faded on the stretch while Obolus finished strong. Scratches Strikebreaker Rookery. Wager payouts favored two horse and three horse combinations. Jockey Thurber rode two winners Harry Turgoyne and Philistine.
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New Middleweight Brings Charley Duke McGuff to Local Rank
Billy Rees signs Charley Duke McGuff a 5 foot 8 inch 150 pound middleweight to his stable. McGuff debuts Monday night at Elmwood Club with Frank Boone in a six round bout, while Lands faces O’Brien in the featured ten rounder. Dick O’Brien is missing, with barbershop and Toledo camps mentioned as possible hideouts.
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Reds edge Dodgers in tight Brooklyn battle
The Reds defeated the Dodgers 7 to 6 in a dramatic homecoming game. Fisher endured heavy hits and was ejected in the ninth after a late Dodgers rally, while Pfeffer pitched all nine for Brooklyn as Kopf and Roush fueled a Reds comeback with key hits and a late three-run burst.
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Summer Shirts Show Promotes Comfort and Style
The call this season is shirts. Shirts for comfort in materials and patterns that care for style and appearance. Shirts with collars attached make an ideal summer garment. Half sleeve or convertible sleeves suit golf. Silk shirts that wash and wear accompany Palm Beach two piece suits popular this season.
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Kopf shines as Reds face Dodgers in second game
Larry Kopf starred with two hits including a triple and strong fielding. The Reds meet the Dodgers in the series second game as Roddy Mack, ex Norwoods outfielder, makes his appearance after signing today. Beginning tomorrow, June July and August games start at 3 o'clock.
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Pfeffer Faces Third Defeat and Daubert Hits Streak
Pfeffer suffered his third straight loss as the season progresses, with the Cardinals and Phillies halting him before the Reds. Jake Daubert found his hitting form with three hits in four chances, and Johnny Dell of the Norwoods is expected in the Reds lineup this afternoon, potentially breaking into the main squad.
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