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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
7
A fragmentary race card sketch mentions Robert Commodore with a fine lineage and a mare’s race history. It references Florence McKinney involved in training or ownership and a noted Derby event, with partial details about age and race winnings amid a campaign on a half mile track.
Promoter Te s I Mehard says a Dempsey Gibbons match could be staged at Madison Square Garden in May or June on the Pacific coast plan. He claims Dempsey will test Gibbons in a strong display and vows to promote the bout if Cotlete approves.
An unclear passage describes Cullop and Nicob Cully with mentions of a New York American League team and Western league play. It references the Ummah team, Vikings, Bush, Shocker, and other named figures in disjointed terms with inconsistent standings and scores.
Cannonball Martin defeats Goldstein in a grueling bout to claim the bantamweight crown at Madison Square Garden. The New York fight drew onlookers as Martin’s aggressive style overpowered the defending champ, with both fighters trading heavy blows and enduring clinches.
An evergreen seedling laments its green dress while nearby peach trees show pink gowns. The mother tree consoles it, noting evergreen resilience through winter and fall, praising its timeless shade over the peach trees' blossoms and urging patience and gratitude.
A mother evergreen warns a young tree about envy and winter changes. The little evergreen awakens in an ermine coat while peach trees envy her white robe, learning to value her own unique beauty over others possessions.
The 1924 season ends with Army and Navy in a service rivalry classic at Blasse, drawing a record crowd and widespread national interest. Attendance at college games soared as radio brought the action into homes across the country, marking a memorable year in football history.
The article profiles Charte’s Pied of Memphis, president and third term chief executive of the Western Gelf association. It outlines his stance on enforcing rules and traditions in the game, cautioning against relaxed play and urging adherence to established rates and standards to preserve the sport’s integrity.
Jack McAguire compares early boxing to modern times noting similar punching methods and tests used while acknowledging faster pace today. He recalls fighting Jem Carney in England and a rough barn setting at Levere Neuch Mee and discusses legal protections affecting ringside crowds.
Fragmentary lines show an old fashioned figure nicknamed the Ripper making a cautionary or ironic remark about work and staying home. The text hints at a revived headline or heading being issued again.
Fragmentary dialogue presents cartoonish quips about Wright and frogs. A blonde bear comments on hesitation and a bruised silhouette from an automobile bumper.
Isolated garbled lines reveal a distressed speaker mentioning sorrow and personal relationships. The text is incomplete with unclear references to a wife, sadness, and a tense situation. No identifiable events, dates, or proper names are readable.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a subscription to The Beening Timee and mentions topics like hot yet Dees and mustard. No clear event or person details available.
A garbled passage describes football fans enjoying high tempo play. It mentions a coach and a major league pitcher noting all batters are tough, with one standout. The text reflects growing crowd excitement as teams compete harder and draws more spectators.
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