Precure i BIG BATTLE scheduled for July 4 at Toledo
Ohio announces 54 rounds of boxing culminating in a 12 round heavyweight title bout between Jess Wilderness and Dempr at the Toledo club. The card includes eight and ten round preliminaries with fighters from Toledo Detroit and Indianapolis. Also noted is a June 19 arrival of a Third Army bodyguard regiment for Gen Pershing’s London Brussels tour and Georges Carpentier listed among French entries.
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Pan Pacific meet planned in Honolulu next year
A Pan Pacific meet is planned for Honolulu with entrants from all Pacific-bordering regions. Leader T H May 24 notes Ford a prominent union figure advances the project. Mrs L Fullard Lee reports Orient tour fueling enthusiasm with Java and Hongkong interest and plans from Japan to participate.
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Ader Hume Ford
Honolulu
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Benny Leonard Rides Air Show With Eddie Stinson
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard accompanied stunt flyer Eddie Stinson during the Atlantic City air expo. Stinson performed all the flip flops he knew, and Leonard said the experience was as safe as boxing and not more worrying than stepping into the ring.
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Eddie Stinson
Atlantic City
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Rowing Rejuvenates on Pacific Coast Championship
San Francisco June 19 Rowing on the Pacific coast shows renewed vigor after the war with a busy summer ahead. The Pacific coast championships will be rowed on Independence Day in San Francisco with a record entry expected. William Wilson the current coast singles champion returns from overseas duty and will lead San Diego’s strong challenge alongside former coast champ William Ringen seeking to regain his title. The contest between Wilson and Ringen is anticipated as a feature race of the regatta.
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Hughes to represent South Dakota in Grand American trapshooting
Mobridge trapshooter Frank Hughes will represent South Dakota at the Grand American tournament in Chicago this August after winning the state championship with a 291 of 300. Saskatoon leads Western Canada baseball standings with Winnipeg dropping to second as January figures show tight race among Saskatoon Regina and Winnipeg. North Dakota cities revive interest in auto racing and Florida? Not applicable. Coyle earns service cross for bravery in France. Gonzaga football coach linked to wartime era.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Local NL Tilt on June 19
Brooklyn nips Chicago 3 2 as Pick Jones fields a grounder and Olson scores on a close play. Manager Mitchell protests Quigsey ruling and is sent to the clubhouse while Pfeffer Wheat Krueger Vaughn and O’Farrell star for the Brooklyn lineup.
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Shaw blanked Chicago to win opener of series
Washington defeated Chicago 2 to 0 as Shaw outpitched Cicotte. Chicago's Cicotte suffered his first loss after eight straight wins, while Washington gained the first game of the series on June 19 in front of home fans. DELIVERED as a compact newspaper card style summary with key names and outcomes.
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St Paul Triumphs Over Indian Lib and Paul
Milwaukee beats by Lefty George as Milwaukee wins 10 to 3. Kansas City wins in the tenth. Local scores include Indianapolis 9, St Paul 4, and other noisy city slugging with multiple players named.
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Extra Special Vote Offer To Boost Candidate Support
An election notice offers 250 000 extra votes to any candidate who sends 25 dollars in subscription payments by Saturday June 28 at 9 00 PM. Amounts increase votes per dollar. Payments are encouraged frequently to maximize extra vote ballots after the period ends.
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