Dempsey Gibbons Title Fight Nears in Shelby Arena
Shelby Mont June 20 AP large amphitheatre near completion for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout two weeks away. Ring will be 20 feet inside, largest ever for a title fight, with 32 entrances and fire safety measures. Gibbons sparred in a Shelby hall while Dempsey, sidelined by a cold, trains in Falls. Both camps push final workouts and travel plans, with precautions to protect injuries and eye healing.
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Boxing clash shows Dempsey cutting off Wells inside
In a tight in fighting exchange, Dempsey traps Billy Wells as the British welterweight weaves and feints to draw him inside. Dempsey smothers with blocks and hand slips before digging to the body and chin then retreating to reset.
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Tuesday's Major League Games and Rosters
Recap of American and National League games with lineups and short results. Notable players listed include Cole Davis Johnson Baseler Jones Hoffman Smith Uhio Edwards ONeil Yarmouth Zachary Brillheart Russell Bael Pruett Wright Root Kolp Shocker Severeid Quinn Fullerton Odoul Walters Sikhoe Robertson Thurston Schalk Harris Heimach Ogden Perkins McQuillan Snyder Pfeffer North Stuart Ainsmith Grimes Taylor Deberry Luque Hargrave Ring Henline Fussell O'Farrell Kallio Sinleton McCabe Peters Yellowhorse Prough Koehler M Shea Courtney Yelle Hannah Vernon May Han nah Los Angeles Gi Crandall Byler Krause Baker.
Racing and shooting and golf and tennis calendar items
Meeting schedules span Aqueduct Latonia and Montreal for racing. trapshooting opens in Greensburg Amarillo Aberdeen. golf titles in Evanston Portland. tennis at Forest Hills. Boxing card lists Earl Baird Fay Keiser Mark Moore in multiple 10 and 12 round bouts.
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Harold Lllayds Thrill Stunts At The Strand
Harold Lloyd performs his own stunts in the seven reel comedy Safety Last at the Strand theatre all week. He climbs the twelve story building and reaches the roof amid dangerous hazards despite a dislocated shoulder, with no doubles used.
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Cinema Review Highlights Mildred Davis Harold Lloyd Scene
The note praises a film featuring Mildred Davis and Harold Lloyd. It extols a cave scene and a blend of sentiment with comedy, claiming it to be among the most delightful sine stories and showcasing Lloyd against famous screen lovers.
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Buster Keaton Stars in The Sap Head at the Orpheum
Buster Keaton is featured in the six act Michell Smith comedy The Sap Head at the Orpheum tonight for the last performance. The bill also includes La Pathe News and a new comedy combine. Tomorrow Mae Murphy launches a three day run in Jazzmania.
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Rags to Riches at the Rex with Juvenile Star Wesley Barry
The Har ry Raps production Rags to Riches featuring Wesley Barry plays at the Rex. Warner Brothers sponsors the film as it arrives for exhibition in town, presenting a juvenile lead performance in a Warner Brothers release.
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Freckled Idol of Screendom Seeks Talk With President
Rex theatre subject runs four days as Wes receives King’s promise for an interview during a Washington tour. Ind plans speech and rehearses florid phrases but falters when meeting the President, later recalling a casual chat about pictures with Director Wallace Worsley.
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Benny Leonard to Box Lew Tendler on July 23
New York announces Benny Leonard the world light welterweight champion will fight Lew Tendler of Philadelphia in a 15 round bout here on July 23. The announcement was made that night.
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