Dempsey Plans Move Toward Independent Management
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and wife Estelle Taylor travel from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles to finish business with manager Jack Kearns. He aims to win full commissions, then manage himself, delaying a Wills fight until he is in proper condition. He says September is likely for a tuneup bout.
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Giants Hold Slight Margin On Weeklong Baseball Circuit
New York July 23 AP The New York Giants begin a three week road trip with a four game series in Boston then west swings. They seek to maintain a slim lead over Pittsburgh and face a renewed challenge from St Louis in a home series while rain postpones fixtures and American League clubs resume play after a holiday. The Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators plans a Montreal convention September 7.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Baseball standings note several rain postponed games in the National League including Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston. American Association results show Toledo 1 at Kansas City 0 and Indianapolis 19 at St Paul 4 with other games affected by wet grounds.
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Californians Reach Essex Club Tennis Final
Two California women will clash in the Essex Country Club final after strong semi final wins. Helen Wills of Berkeley defeated Mrs. J. B. Jessup of Wilmington, and Mary Browne of Santa Monica beat Mrs. Mallory of New York to advance. The event features top American players in Manchester Massachusetts.
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Chamber to Issue Car Permits for Nonresidents
The Pocatello chamber of commerce is designated by F. A. Jeter to distribute non-resident motor vehicle permits. These permits let out of state drivers use state highways and city streets for 90 days until a state license is required. The chamber’s designation follows state enforcement authority.
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Bantamweights in Title Bout Delayed By Rain
Charley Rosenberg of New York and Eddie Shea of Chicago prepare for a 15 round world bantamweight title fight tonight after weighing in. Rosenberg weighed 1158 pounds and Shea 112 pounds, both under the bantam limit.
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Boxing Briefs Report Ten Round Decision Wins
Wilkes Barre Dave Shade of California earned a judges decision over Morrie Schlaiffer of Omaha in ten rounds. Albert Johnson claimed the earner pigeon speed record after a bird released at sea 1000 miles away returned home. The boxing commission rescinded DeShade's license unless he agreed to face Mickey Walker for welterweight title. Pete Sarmiento edged Eddie Anderson of Wyoming in ten rounds.
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Berlenbach to defend light heavyweight crown Aug 28
Paul Berlenbach of Astoria N Y will meet rival Jack Dockney of Bridgeport Conn in a 15 round title bout at Yankee Stadium on August 28 Tex Rickard announced. The undercard features Mike McTigue Jimmy Slattery Tommy Loughran and Tiger Flowers in two 10 rounders Delaney did knockout Berlenbach March 14 1924 at Madison Square Garden ending a long KO streak.
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Sarmiento Edges Anderson In Classic Cleveland Bout
Pete Sarmiento of the Philippines and Eddie Anderson Wyoming ban tamweight fought a landmark 10 round battle in Cleveland. Sarmiento won the decision by a narrow margin as the press at the arena deemed it one of the era’s great fights.
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Sir Henry Thornton to lead Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry Thornton, already renewed for five years as president of the Canadian National Railways, will set a salary matching the U S president. A Philadelphian by birth, he built a strong reputation in the United States and later led major British railway systems before moving to Canada in 1922 to oversee government railways.
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One Year Ago: Eucharistic Congress Opens in Amsterdam
One year ago today the Eucharistic congress opened in Amsterdam. In Vera Cruz a movie theater fire and panic killed 20 children.
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Today in History and Events Across North America
Forty years after Grant’s death and a century and a half after Eugene Victor’s birth, notable anniversaries appear. Banff hosts a Powwow and Indian festival, Hawned T. Sanford turns 60, Moody’s religious education conference opens in East Northfield, Texas Bar marks 40th anniversary, US battle fleet heads to Australia, and the American Flint Glass Workers’ union plans its 50th anniversary next year.
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Today’s calendar of sports includes multiple meetings
Racing events across the country include Empire City at Yonkers Windsor Jockey Club at Windsor Business Men's Racing at Chicago and Grand Circuit trotting at Kalamazoo. Golf features the Scottish Amateur Championship at Muirfield Isham Cup at Manchester VI and state amateur championships at Long Beach New York Brookline South Dakota and Manchester NH. Shooting events kick off Great Lakes trap at Milwaukee and Kentucky state championship at Louisville.
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Details of Park Flight Are Sought
Local aeronautical interests seek details of a reported air mission over Yellowstone by Captain Charles Stevens and John MacReady. Dispatches say the fliers planned to start this week from Dayton, use Pocatello as headquarters, and photograph Yellowstone from a Fokker plane, with no definite word yet.
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Kansas Supreme Court Rules on State Wage Fixing Power
The Kansas Supreme Court rules that the Public Service Commission cannot set a minimum wage for women industrial workers, blocking state authority over wage floors. The decision clarifies limits on state regulatory powers in labor matters.
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Local delays in permit distribution in Pocatello
Mr Jeter says permit distribution in Pocatello is delinquent and many foreign cars operate in the state without permits. The commissioner favors the chamber as the logical body to manage distribution due to its tourist information role and its aid to travelers.
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