Dempsey Eyes Carpentier Rematch and London Return
Lettered dispatch from New York reports Jack Dempsey planning a rematch with Georges Carpentier, possibly in London, with talks of Montreal and Philadelphia dates. Dempsey’s manager Jim Kearns says British interest is strong and promoters would pay well to see the French challenger defeated again. Talks between Kearns and Frank Flournoy at Madison Square Garden continue, with no firm date yet.
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Wal League Scores in Rainy Gotham Evening
Yesterday's scores from the national leagues show Cineinati 9 Philadelphia 1 and St Louis 10 Providion 6 as rain impacts games. New York beat Pittsburgh in wet conditions while American League results include New York 12 Cleveland 4 and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 8 with Detroit 2 and Boston 2.
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Baseball and Wrestling Notes from Yesterday
Yesterday's sports notes recap several games and events. Ring Miller led the Athletics with two triples, total eight, but the A's lost to the White Sox 7 to 4 due to a ninth inning error by Rigby. The Senators edged the Magers 2 to 1, Cards toppled the Robins 10 to 6 after seven runs in the third, the Yanks routed three Indian pitchers scoring six in the first and winning, Phils won on a triple and an infield grounder, Reds also prevailed. In tennis, Mrs Molla Mallory and Edith Sigourney sail for England to play in the British women's championships. A fundraising boxing card in New York featured Benny Leotard defeating Soldier Bartel in a four round main event for the National Sports Alliance.
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Erie Walker Victor in 15 Mile Match Despite Cramps
Tory Loeslein of Erie, a world champion walker, suffered cramps causing a 35 minute rest in the ninth mile during a 15 mile match at the Trin Armory. Opponent Charles H. Foster of Chicago built a lead while Loeslein rested, but the Erie athlete challenged in the final laps.
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Trin] Armory
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Hirt Orders Slot Machines Destroyed in Erie
Public destruction of 13 slot machines seized by Sheriff Vox on March 5 1921 and owned by David Richbaum and Frank Kaiser was ordered by Judge Hirt in county court. Sheriff Brown was ordered to publicly destroy the gaming devices within ten days.
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Warren Baptists Plan New Church on Market Street
Warren May 20 Warren Baptists have begun a campaign to raise funds for a new church edifice on Market street, a site purchased two years ago. The congregation, seeking a larger home, has about 90000 in hand and expects the church to cost about 75000, with plans for a modern building in every way.
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Dresses Divided Into Three Lots At PHCA Sale
The notice states dresses are divided into three lots with values up to 16.50. One lot priced at 9.98 after a 25 percent discount applies to any skirt in the ready to wear department. Fiber details and department scope are unspecified.
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