Dempsey Trains For Long Reach Against Lighter Opponents
Great Falls Montana June 19 AP Developing speed through boxing lighter opponents tops Dempsey training camp plans. Dempsey boxed Billy Wells and Herman Auerbach with mixed success as Draake went down in the second round. Kearns pleased with Tracey’s progress as Gibbons and Delaney are drilled. Referee Dougherty accepts terms to officiate the Shelby July 4 bout.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Billy Wells
Herman Auerbach
Salt Lake City
Auerbach
Dempsey
Wells
Harry Draake
Draake
Jerry Lavadis
Jack Kearns
Shelby
Dan Tracey
Kearns
Tracey
Lougherty
Philadelphia
James F. Dougherty
Ridley Park
Here
Dempsey Gibbons
Gibbons Sets Weight Aim For July 4 Heavyweight Bout
Tom Gibbons, challenger for the heavyweight title, predicts a ring weight near 178 pounds for the July 4 bout with Jack Dempsey. He currently weighs just over 190 and expects a 12 to 15 pound handicap. Plans for a three-bout boxing card July 8 to open the arena were announced, with Jimmy Delaney and Jack Burke in the main event.
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Mont
Tom Gibons
St. Paul
Jack Dy
Carpentier
Dempsey
Gibbons
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul Iight
Jack Burke
Pittsburgh
Delaney
Shaky Scores Mark Monday AL Games Across Boston New York and Philly
The Monday AL games featured chaotic box scores with mentions of players like Severeid, Ferguson, Quinn, Fullerton, Walters, Vangilder, Pierce, Murray, Devormer, Holloway, Kassler, Hoyt, Mays, Hofmann, Coyengros, Thurston, Schalk, Walberg, Braggy, Perkins, Covelskie, Myatt, Johnson and Ruel. Results listed include Boston New York Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washington, with uneven line scores and multiple errors in the OCR text.
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New York
RHE
Eas
Icciciusvevens
Holloway
Kassler
Hoyt
Mays
Hofmann
Philadelphia
Coyengros
Thurston
Schalk
Walberg
Braggy
Perkins
National League At Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Listings
In this column of 1900 era baseball notes, players and lineups appear for three NL sites including Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Chicago. The fragment mentions pitchers and fielders by names such as Marquard Benton Filkiingim E Smith Morrison Gooch Dickerman Taylor Rix ey Keck Hargrave Hubbell Mitchell Aldridge O Farrel and St Louis mentions Ryan Snyder Toney Barfoot Ainsmith.
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Pittsburgh
Marquard
Benton
Filkiingim
E. Smith
Morrison
Gooch
Mattox
St. Cogs
New York
Ialia
St. Louis
Ryan and Snyder
Toney
Barfoot and
Ainsmith
Getting Ready for July Bout
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard arrived in New York to confer with promoter Tex Rickard about the July 12 bout with Luis Angel Firpo. Willard weighed 256 pounds and plans to start training in New Jersey. Firpo left Mexico City to begin training for the same fight in New York.
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New York
Jess Wilard
Tex Rickard
Luis Angel Firpo
Willard
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
New Jersey
Mexico City
Laredo
Jess Willard
Wilde Loses World Flyweight Title To Pancho Villa
Jimmy Wilde yielded his world flyweight crown to Pancho Villa at Polo Grounds in New York by a seventh round knockout. About 40 000 spectators witnessed Wilde press forward until knocked out, with Wilde claiming the bout and prize money totaling around 160 000 dollars. Villa earned about 20 000. Wilde called Villa his match and left open the possibility of a rematch.
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New York
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Villa
Wilde
Polo Grounds
Pattting Nelson
Karlie
Jimmy
Immy
Villa Wins World Flyweight Title in New York Clash
Manila reports Wilde en thusiasm as Pancho Villa of the Philippine Islands defeats Jimmy Wilde in New York to claim the world flyweight championship. Extra editions hail the victory and planned jubilation mass meetings at home celebrate the first global title for the Philippines.
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Manila
Wilde
Pancho Villa
Philippine Islands
Jimmy Wilde
New York
Boxing centers rise as California builds apace
The summer sports notes preview boxing ambitions in Minneapolis and Fort Worth while Virginia league rivals Norfolk Richmond Wilson and Rocky Mount pursue the lead. Dempsey spends 23000 on a Salt Lake City home for his parents as Gibbons eyes the ring with moonlit legends. Portsmouth Petersburg play 18 to 18 in ten innings, Culver City breaks ground on a new Southern California Jockey Club track for a December opening, and Seattle hosts a July golf championship with sixty seven trophies including an indoor nine hole course built in a downtown basement with clay floor.
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University of California
Minneapolis
Norfolk
Richmond
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Jakey Atz
Fort Worth
Tom Gibbons
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Southern California Jockey Club
Culver City
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Seattle
Rheumatism Relief Offer Fronted by Allenrhu Drug ad
A county wide druggist guarantee promotes Allenrhu as a cure for rheumatism. James H. Allen, inventor, claims relief even in severe cases and offers a full refund if no relief, with Schramm-Johnson Drug stores supplying Adel orders.
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Alleurhu
James H. Allen
Allenrhu
Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores
Adel
Carmen Hands KC A 13 2 Defeat At Tech Field
Carmen defeated the K C team 13 to 2 in seven innings at Tech field. McMillan pitched for the Knights allowing eight hits with ragged support. Reeves started for Carmen and gave up six hits. Lineups included K C Lamb Thometz Phelan Bisenius Modlish King Kane Putzier McMillan and Carmen Putman Evans Beachman Larsen Ingram Gibbs Buchanan Garvin Reeves.
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Carmen
Tech
McMillan
Knights
Reeves
K. C
Lamb
Thometz
Phelan
Bisenius
Modlish
King
Kane
Putzier
Putman
Evans
Beachman
Larsen
Ingram
Gibbs
Buchanan
Garvin
Buster Keaton Headlines Orpheum bill in city
A two day run opens at the Orpheum with Buster Keaton in The Rawhead as the lamb on Wall Street. The bill also includes Pick and Shovel and the Pathe News along with a six reel comedy.
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The
Orpheum
the Rawhead
Buster Keaton
Wall Street
the Pathe News
Harold Lloyd at the Strand in a shareable gag reel
A lighthearted note mentions Harold Lloyd appearing at the Strand theater with a recurring weekly greeting. The item highlights the star’s letters on most days of the week, including Monday through Sunday, suggesting ongoing engagement with audiences.
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Harold
Harold Fdood's New Seven Ree Safety Last at Strand
Harold fdood's seven reel comedy Safety Last opens at the Strand theatre this week. Mil dred Davis stars as the girl in the cage and fears as Harold climbs a twelve story building. The show promises many thrills and laughs.
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Harold Fdood
Strand Theatre
Mildred Davis
Harold
Farold
Mildred
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Warns of Persistent Coughs
An advertisement urges prompt treatment for stubborn coughs with Foley's Honey and Tar. It cites John J. Healy of Pittsfield Massachusetts claiming relief and promotes the product for coughs colds croup asthma bronchitis and hay fever. It notes the medicine is opiate free and widely sold.
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Foley
John J. Healy
Pittsfield
Mass
Racing and sports calendar across major clubs today
Aqueduct hosts Queens County Jockey Club meeting while Latonia and Montreal clubs run events. Western Intercollegiate golf in Evanston and Oregon state tournament in Portland. Trapshooting events in Corvallis Rutland and Vermont. Polo annual at Westbury. Boxing cards feature Chaney Noble in Jersey City and Robinson McCreery in Boston.
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Queens Co. Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentuck Jockey Club
Latonia
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Evanston
Oregon
Portland
Corvallis
Vermont
Rutland
Polo Club
Westbury
Andy Chaney
Tommy Noble
Jersey City
Geo. Robinson
Battling McCreery
Boston
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Fullerton
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Vangilder
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Devormer
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Washington
Covelskie
Myatt
Johnson and Ruel
Cincinnati
Dickerman
Smith and Taylor
Rixey
Keck
Hargrave
Wingo
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Hubbell
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Wil Aldridge
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Wesley Barry
Harold Lloyd
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Winchell Smith
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