Dempsey Plans Return Fight After European Honeymoon
Jack Dempsey and his wife sailed to Europe for a delayed honeymoon in London and Paris. He repeated plans to fight again, possibly against Willard, Glutz, or other Berlin promoters, staying abroad about a month. News covers boxing bouts, upcoming eliminations at Queensboro Stadium, and other fighters like Terris Dundee Mitchell and Seeman.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Missus
Europe
London
Paris
Jawn
Dempsey
Wills
Herman Glutz
Berlin
Jack
Tony Kelly
Pinky Mitchell
Willie Harmon
Dexter Park
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Kelly
Milwaukee
Harmon
Johnny Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Terris
Dundee
Sid
Queensboro Stadium
Long Island City
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy Goodrich
Sailly Seeman
Benny Walger
Clonie Tait
Ciilia Olano
Tommy White
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Leonard
Ohio State Beats Cincinnati 13 to 2 In Nippert Tilt
The University of Cincinnati lost to Ohio State 13 2 at Nippert Stadium yesterday afternoon. Ohio State jumped to a seven run first inning behind home runs by Walther and Dempsey and solid defense from Exarow. Slateman and Markle pitched for Cincinnati with Walther, Klee, and Dempsey supplying power for the Buckeyes.
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Ohio State University
Nippert Stadium
Bearcats
Columbus
Bearcat
Markle
Naberhaus
State
Ollie Klee
Walther
Dempsey
Exarow
Stateman
Ethan Allen
Slateman
Ohio St
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Naberh’s
Berger
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Matusoff
Eee
Sloteman
Martz
Glasgow
Straud
Keller
Klee
Hart
Xavier Stamps Walnut Hills In Easy Win At Corcoran Field
The St. Xavier High School team routed Walnut Hills High 20 to 4 yesterday at Corcoran Field. Saints broke loose in the fifth inning after two runs, then exploded with fourteen runs in the eighth and ninth. Jimmy Minogue started and dazzled with three hits allowed in five innings before relief.
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St. Xavier High School
Walnut Hills High
Corcoran Field
Saints
Walnut Hills
Jimmy Minogue
Hill
Harrisons to Practice at Hyde Park Grounds
The L. B. Harrison baseball team of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will hold a practice session tomorrow afternoon at the Hyde Park Lumber Company grounds. Manager Marty Reddington requests all players to report at the Hyde Park diamond no later than 6 50.
Noon Fire Wins Jamaica Purse With Sande Up
The Jamaica track saw jockey Sande ride two winners from five mounts as Noon Fire claimed the Laurelton Highweight Handicap for James Butler at 136 pounds. Espino won the final race for William Ziegler Jr. while Chicaro faded as the favorite.
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George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
William Ziegler, Jr
Bis
H. P. Whitney
Chicaro
Espino
Sande
Fred Kraft
Sylvan
Sylvan Spring
Masquerade
Kraft
Sasaparilla
Heno
Johnny Loftus
Oak Ridge Stable
Mina
Razor Edge
Polly McWiggles
Barbary
Sun Audience
Elder Nine Defeats Covington High 9-4
Elder High School ended Covington High's long winning streak with a 9 to 4 victory at Covington. Price Hill's Elder built nine runs by the seventh, aided by solid defense and two key double plays. Macke homered and doubled for Elder while Marksberry added a homer and a run-scoring single. Covington's scoring came on two homers and clutch hits, but Elder pitchers held firm. Elder meets St. George High at Elder Stadium Friday at 3 p.m.
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Covington High Bulldogs
Covington
Price Hill
Cincinnatians
Norman
Orly
Panthers
Marksberry
Bulldogs
Macke
Elder
St. George High
Elder Stadium
V. Kunz
Stryker
Kloster
Dpariett
Mees
Enright
Carren
Thesing
Dunn
Chandler
Duffy
Wehr
Muth
S. Kunz
Crush
Keagy
Doctor Furste Captures Medical Golf Tourney
Dr W L Furste of the Makete wah Country Club won the Presidents Trophy of the Ohio State Medical Golf Association at Columbus finishing with an 84. The Columbus Country Club hosted the event where over a hundred physicians competed. Dr R R Wilkinson of the Cincinnati Golf and Country Club posted the low net score for 36 holes with 170.
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W. L. Furste
Maketewah Country Club
Ohio State Medical Golf Association
Columbus
Columbus Country Club
R. R. Wilkinson
Cincinnati Golf and Country Club
Waters Boxes Warner at Ft. Thomas Tonight
Rapid Waters and Jack Warner meet in a ten round welterweight main event at Ft Thomas arena. The card includes six round semi windup George Allen vs Billy Voss, five round Kid Ritchie vs Harry McCarthy, and four round preliminaries Dandy Jim vs Eddie Jones Gil Harper vs Joe Abrams Buck Staley vs Jack Coogan and Young Harrenbrod vs Young Workman.
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Rapid Waters
Jack Warner
Ft. Thomas
Waters
Warner
Cincinnati
George Allen
Billy Voss
Kid Ritchie
Harry McCarthy
Jim
Eddie Jones
Gil Harper
Joe Abrams
Buck Staley
Jack Coogan
Young Harrenbrod
Young Workman
Indians Release Smith After Coveleskie Deal
Cleveland Ohio May 5 Carl Smith outfielder obtained from Washington in the Coveleskie deal was released an option to the Columbus American Association team today He played for Memphis last season.
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Indians
Smith
Cleveland
Carl Smith
Washington
Columbus American Association
Memphis
Peoria's McGee Hit Three Homers to Beat Terre Haute
McGee, Peoria first baseman, matched Ty Cobb by hitting three home runs in a game. All three drove in runners, giving Peoria an 8 to 2 victory over Terre Haute in the Three Eye League.
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Terre Haute
Ind
McGee
Peoria
Three Eye
Ty Cobb
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Little Rock 8 Atlanta 7 Chattanooga 1 Mobile 4 Memphis 21 Birmingham 4 Nashville 3 New Orleans 4.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Memphis
Birmin m
Nashville
New Orleans
Lnnings Win A NASH Tailoring League Championship
Bowling results list scores for West Backs Webel players Carusc Davis Furio Lagers Medley Dana cases across three games in the A NASH TAILORING CO. LEAGUE. Totals show 698 648 480 and 585 564 618, concluding with Lnnings as league champions.
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Davis
Furio
Dana
Lnnings
College Baseball Scores From Various Venues
Princeton 2 Fordham 5 in Princeton New Jersey. Virginia 5 11th ranked. Springfield 10 Wesleyan 9 in Springfield Ohio. Syracuse 4 Army 1 at West Point. Notre Dame 2 Wabash 1 in Crawfordsville Indiana. Centre 5 Eastern Kentucky Normal 2 in Danville Kentucky.
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N. J
Fordham
Annapolis
University of Virginia
Springfield
Wesleyan
Witten
West Point
Syracuse
Army
Crawfordsville
Ind
Notre Dame
Wabash
Danville
Np —Centre
Eastern Kentucky Normal
Newark Welterweight Rappaport Defeats Schlaifer in Seven
Jack Rappaport of Newark won a seven round fight against Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha Nebraska in Newark. Schlaifer was floored in the fourth round for a short count.
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Newark
N. J
Jack Rappaport
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Neb
Schlaifer
Greb Retains Middleweight Title In Twelve Round Decision
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh defeated Billy Britton of Columbus in twelve rounds to retain the world middleweight title. Greb weighed 168 pounds to Britton's 165, and won all twelve rounds in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Billy Britton
Kan
Greb
Britton
Price Hill club backs veto on gas rate hike
The Price Hill Business Men's Club adopted a resolution endorsing Mayor Carryl's veto of the increased gas rate ordinance and urged Walter Linehan and the six Councilmen-at-large to sustain the veto when the council votes next Tuesday.
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Price Hill Business Men’s Club
First Suburban Action
Price Hill Business Men's Club
Carryl
Walter C. Linehan
Price Hill
Price Hill Club
Linehan
Andrew Murphy
Bertha M. Lietze
Corinne McCloskey
Charles Rager
Francis
Lietze
Murphy
Mr. Ragor
Chamber of Commerce
Good Will
Indiana
Three Boys Injured in Automobile Accidents
Three children were injured in separate incidents. Jack McGowan six, of 234 Hartwell Avenue, was struck by Christ Hargis of 291 Main Avenue Elmwood Place and taken to Christ Hospital. David Sonechein eight, of 416 Armory Avenue, was bruised when hit by a motorcycle driven by Russell Lowe of 1022 York Street. James Cosgrave ten, of 954 Gest Street, was knocked down and bruised near Central Avenue and Linn Street.
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Jack McGowan
Hartwell Avenue
Christ Hargis
Main Avenue
Elmwood Place
Christ Hospital
David Sonechein
Armory Avenue
Russell Lowe
York Street
Central Avémue
Linn Street
James Cosgrave
Gest Street
Joseph White Elected Loyal Legion Commander in Ohio
Joseph White was elected Commander of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Commandery of Ohio, at Burnet House. Other officers named include Andrew J. Gahagan Senior Vice Commander, Bishop Boyd Vincent Junior Vice Commander, Frederick W Hinkle Recorder, and Thomas Odionre Youtsey Chancellor with several re-elected council members and hereditary members Otto Miller Jr and Eboin Cartier Jr added.
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Joseph White
Forty-fifth Co. V. L
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Ohio
Burnet House
Andrew Jackson Gahagan
First
Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry
Bishop Boyd Vincent
Frederick Wallis Hinkle
Alfred Oscar Elzner
Sumner McVicker
Cross
Thomas Odiorne Youtsey
George A. Thayer
Frank Johnston Jones
William Vicenzo Ebersole
Bert Lacomot Baldwin
Charles Coleman Benedict
Oscar Fitzallen Barrett
Otto Miller, Jr
Cleveland
Eboin Cartier, Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
Automobile Era Says It Binds Family Against Bolshevism
George M. Graham of Cleveland told the ninth annual Retail Delivery Association convention that the automobile has unified American families and helped combat Bolshevism. He warned downtown parking will dwindle as lots rise and urged education to curb reckless driving alongside praise for traffic courts and officers.
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United States
George M. Graham
Cleveland
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Retail Delivery Association
Linton
Mr. Graham
Graham
Christ
George Washington
S. J. Williams
Chicago
National Safety Council
A. J. Snow
Northwestern University
Williams
Dinner of Fire Association
the Linton
Lew Hahn
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Walter Rosenbaum
Pittsburgh
Simmons Opposes Dawes Plan and Senate Rule Change
Democratic Senators show interest in Dawes rule changes while Senator F M Simmons of North Carolina doubts the wisdom of changing Senate rules. He cites President Coolidge's defense of the Senate and warns clo ture could allow favored legislation for big interests. Democrats fear a ship subsidy bill may pass with cloture in this administration.
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Washington
Dawes
Senate
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Mellon
Tod Hhittle
Mr. Simmons
News Butcher Wins $5,000 in Train Incident Suit
Charles J. Seymore known as news butcher was beaten by a railroad detective on a Southern Railway train at Dafsville Virginia in April 1918. A jury awarded him $5,000 in a damage suit against the Director General of Railroads.
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Washington
Charles J. Seymore
Southern Railway
Dafsville
Director General of Railroads
Eight Relatives Die in Swissvale Blast
Eight members of the Jeremias and Baldus families perished in an early morning explosion in Swissvale. Fire officials blamed nitroglycerin and gas leaks for the destruction, with property damage estimated at 400 000 to 500 000 dollars. Detectives pursued bomb and black hand theories amid conflicting reports and rumors.
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Pittsburgh
Albert J. Jeremias
Swissvale
Clement Jeremias
Carl Kegler
Carl Baldus
Marié Rothe
Ric¢hard Baldus
Pfarr
Blackhand
Tom Pusatere
Chamber of Commerce Backs Terminal Project Plan
The Chamber of Commerce pledged support for the railroad terminal project as outlined by H A Worcester and announced a committee to assist the railroads. Members include George D Crabb s John Omwake Fred A Geier Robert A Taft and Maurice J Freiberg. committee to meet tomorrow. A second committee will study widening Walnut Main and Sycamore streets with D C Keller chairing joined by Lawrence J Bradford and Robert A Taft.
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H. A. Worcester
Big Four Railroad
Philp O. Geier
Geier
George D. Crabbs
John Omwake
Fred A. Geier
Robert A. Taft
Maurice J. Freiberg
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Main
Sycamore
Wong
D Cc. Keller
Lawrence J. Bradford
Woman dies from kerosene fire in Lockland kitchen
Mrs Zamila Sears 25 and her 3 year old son Beasley were badly burned when a five gallon kerosene can exploded igniting their clothes at 9:45 this morning in Lockland. They were rushed to General Hospital where Mrs Sears died at 7:80 last night. Her husband Rufae Sears works at Philip Carey Manufacturing Company.
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Maple Avénue
Lockland
Beasley
General Hospital
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Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Drowns in Milk Vat at Family Dairy Operation
Joseph Kaer, 51, a bachelor, fell into a five by five foot milk cooling vat at his brother Herma Enping’s dairy on Lick Run Pike Yar rison yesterday. He drowned before Frank Lampe could rescue him, possibly knocked unconscious by the fall.
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Lick Run Pike
Yarrison
Joseph Kae
Kénniing
Frank Lampe
Eubank Links Bulgarian Terror to Russia and Bolshevists
The University of Cincinnati sociologist Edward Eubank, broadcasting from WSAI, blamed Russia and the Soviet regime for Bulgaria's recent terror. He argued the Agrarians seek revenge on Tsankoff and might ally with Bolshevist elements, potentially spreading Soviet influence to Romania, Yugoslavia, and Greece. He cited suspected Soviet funding and a Russian vessel seized with arms. The talk urged outlawing war to stop such world turmoil.
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Edward Eubank
University of Cincinnati
WSAI
Eubank
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Bulgaria
Agrarians
Stambouliski
Tsankoff
Assia
Sprread
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Macedonian Greece
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Sarevo
Large still found in Wyoming residence
Federal agents led by Sylvester E. Davis raided a residence at 177 Burng avenue Wyoming and seized a 100 gallon still ten barrels of mash and forty seven gallons of moonshine. Two men were arrested including P A Walting alias P A Nash and a second man whose name was not released. A door was broken down when entry was refused and one suspect was found hiding on the second floor. Both men pleaded not guilty and were held for a hearing.
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Burng Avenue
Wyoming
Prohibition
Sylvester E. Davis
P. A. Walting
P. A. Nash
Crescent Springs Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Ella Ranson
Florida
Walting
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