DEMPSEY AND WILLARD SPARR DAY AT CAMP IN LEVG
In Levg Ohio the Dempsey Willard heavyweight camp drew about four thousand spectators as Dempsey fought four rounds against the Jamaica kid and fought Bil Tate twice. Willard trained eight rounds with light work and shadow boxing while Dempsey benefited from a short layoff due to a cut over his eye and improved with practice expected within a week. Major A J Diesel Biddle arrives tomorrow as army officials prepare to rule on a question related to the refereeing.
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Levg
Ohio
Willard
Tuck Dempsey
Taining
To-Tay
Dempsey
Willard Camp Weaver
Jamaica Kid
Bil Tate
Tate
Waller Monahan
Jack Helnen
Chicago
Morrow
A. J. Diesel-Biddle
Army
Navy
Jack Welsh
San Francisco
Jack Kearns
Welsh
Johnson
Havana
Board of Box
Conten
Ehse
Tex Rickard
Pirates Win Out In Ninth From Cardinals
Pirates defeated the Cardinals 7 to 6 at Weisser Park Sunday afternoon. In the ninth with two on, Laven threw away a double play attempt unravelling a Cutshaw triple and Southworth single, producing three runs. Bittsburgh’s win featured Huth and Ankenbruek, while Adamske, Givin and Hinckw starred for the losers. National League scores listed include New York 2 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 8. American League games include Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit with other schedule notes and occasional errors by Stork and Lavan.
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Chicago
Ted Pieffernara
Fraoklyn
Tod
Vaughn
Olson
Ronetety
BaGee
Bern Tmeffer
Aviary
Tryeger
el Sion
Bel Fiack
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Stanter
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Brooklyn
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O'Farrell
New York
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Mann
Cincinnati
Merkle
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Risbursh
Mandt
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Potter
Lear
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Jpeaeaeerer Associat
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Milwaukee
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Ankenbruek
Adamske
Givin
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Lessbold
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Frische Senalk
Homomite Felsch
Pitts
Weaver
Tilsbergs
Fort Wayne Turner George Weberts Wins At Field Day
Louis ville June 22 George Weberts of Fort Wayne won first prize in all around events at Turners field day and national convention. He captured the hundred yard dash high jump and horizontal bar events. Fort Wayne Turners took second in all around, Indianapolis took first.
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Louisville
George Weberts
Fort Wayne
Turners
Fort Wayne Turners
Indianapolis
Columbus Takes Two From Hendricks Grey
Columbus wins both ends of a double header against Indianapolis 4 0 and 9 0. Shovlin delivered the decisive hit in game one while Wilkinson allowed only one run. George pitched a shutout in the finale with Covlietan’s triple and Reilly’s double sparking Columbus.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Shovlin
Wilkinson
George
Covlietan’sturiet
Reilly
Dooggogo
Wagner
Crum
Leary
Lindianapolls
Calumbus
Warner
Steele
Gosnet
Millers Defeat St Paul in Quick Minneapolis Win
Minneapolis routed St Paul 4 to 1 in five innings as Burk Schauer and Owens led the fielding. Jourdan left early after an injury while running to first on a fourth inning hit. Score shows Minneap olis with early offense and solid defense sealing the easy victory.
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Millers
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Lgwine
Stan
Jxera
Jourdan
Heaase
Aprain
Burk, Schauer
Owens Hall
Pronroe
MceMenemy
Kansas City Wins 6-1. Milwaukee Game Called Early
June 21 Kansas City pounded Milwaukee with two doubles a single and a home run to win 6-1. The game was halted in the eighth inning due to rain. Walsh Hansen and Honng led the KC offense while Graham and Letonge contributed for Milwaukee.
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Kansas
Watsiy Las
Kansas City
A Hansen
Milwaukee
Walsh
Hansen
Honn
Graham Land Letlonge
Toledo Athletes Fall In Double Bill With Louisville
Toledo won the first game 5 to 1 but lost the second 4 to 1 in a Toledo Louisville doubleheader. An error by Wise allowed two Louisville runs in the second game. Four Louisville errors aided Toledo in the opener.
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Louisville
Ohio
Loulaville
Wise
Louiaviille
Louinville
Ooravor
Ff Tong
Kacher
Miljusaid
Murphy
Murphy. Second Gane Louinville Ee
Aid Meyer
Brady
American boxers train French athletes for inter allied games
Paris May. American soldiers organize intensive conditioning for 259 French athletes at the Ecole Normal de Gymnastique et lEscrime de Joinville. Lt Col Lee leads training, with J M A College coach Ze Schroeder assisting. Plans aim to win at Pershing stadium inter allied meet June 22 to 30 against England France Canada New Zealand Australia and possibly others.
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Associated Press
Fratce
Ecole Normal de Gymnastique Et l'Escrime de
Wile
Pershing Stadium
Lee
Army
France
Wait C. Johnson
Ameriican Expeditionary Force
Ze 'G. Schroeder
Young Men's ‘Christian Association College
Springfield
Mass
Jimack
American General Headquarters
Spest
Eure
Goldiers
Prominex
Pha
Anyan A
Jackie’ Lark
Tere
Hie Fiats
Dob" Martin
Akron
Thu Y Rene
Tan
Ney
New York
Bily" Kleck
New ‘Orleans
Lra Patterson
Joplin
Pitabimgh
Penn
Hantanweighe Piteil
Minin
Wandy
Rabel Asher de
Meek
Johny” Sumners
Pittsburgh
Jimmie” Jonson
Kleck
Patterson
Joe Gann
Gene Belmont
Hoston
Bushy” Granum
Fraddyn
Jack Lennessy
obn"Molinari
Phony” Schiff
San Francisco
Funcy
Iwata
Asher
A. F
George Schreiber
Philadelphia
Wohirk Gut
A. EB. PB
Grand Jury In Session Today Witnesses Subpoenaed
Grand jury convened today with 19 witnesses subpoenaed to appear before the Allen county circuit court. The session, under the care of officials from the county home, investigates alleged neglect and mistreatment of orphans.
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Grand Jury
Allen
Pecs
Circuit Penn
James
Uhre Allen Vounty
Hartge Wood
Auso Hits Buggy in Collision at Columbia City
Charles Smalley of Columbia township operated a Provident Trust Company car in Columbia City Saturday, colliding with a buggy and breaking a wheel spoke. The vehicle bore a foreign license and the incident drew blame from the buggy’s occupants toward the Smalleys.
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Columbia City
Charles Smalley
Columbia Township
al Provident ‘Trust Company
Carner
Local man breaks long coast to coast motorcycle record
Ian Scherer, a Fort Wayne rider, set a new coast to coast motor cycle endurance record from Hisine, Canada to Tia Juana, Mexico, covering sixteen hundred and fifteen miles in sixty four hours and fifty eight minutes. He rode a lightweight Harley-Davidson sport model with 88 cubic inch displacement, maintaining peak performance with minimal sleep.
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Mexico
Sinlsy
Ian
H. C
Hany Scherer
Hisine
Canada
Tia Juana
Lederer
Harley-Davidson
Pacific Coast
J. G. Baker
Gue
Roy
Tog Angeles
On & Henderson
Walln Bennnett
Alo
Los Angeles
Mexican Berder
San Deseo
Fort Warne
Louis P. Scherer
Oak, Street
Arnold Scherer
Lodge news reports nine candidates for Master Mason degree
The Macabees Benevolent Association party at the lodge includes a Tuesday afternoon supper at 1:30 and a business meeting by the ladies in the evening. The event features nine candidates for the Master Mason degree and a post-prandial gathering.
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Mad Animy Review
Woman's Ibenevalent Association of the Maccabees
Flight Postponed Over Favorable Weather Conditions
A transatlantic flight facing delays due to lingering favorable weather readings. The project, associated with the Handiey Page biplaive, and personnel Johns and Psigonement Toddy are noted. authorities have not set a new departure time.
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Johns
Mason Wins Referee Decision Over Johnny Ertl
Frankie Mason returned from Grand Rapids with a referee's decision over Johnny Ertl of St. Paul on Friday night after a prior bout at South Bend. Weigh-ins showed Ertl at 124 and Mason at 116 pounds. Ertl forfeited part of the weight limit, and Mason dominated from the fourth round with a strong left hook. Sammy Hess also won easily at the Rapids against Salt ar Smith, while Noyes is set for a main-event clash as a follow-up. WANTED-Expert repair man, Schieffer Auto Co., 718 Barr St.
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Grand Rapids
Johny Ertl
St. Paul
Maso
Ertle
South Bend
Threnceloak
Thut
Erle
Ting
Mason
Effle
Hess
Rapids
Sammy
Salt Ar Smith
Mar
Amie
Furntive
Ron Jatwmy Noyes
E. W Dickerson
Res
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