Mickey Walker Wins Welter Title In 15 Round Bout
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey defeats Dave Shade of California in a fierce 15 round decision at Yankee Stadium in New York. The champion survives a late rally by Shade to retain the welterweight crown 2 to 1 as both fighters bleed and slugged hard.
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Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
California
Elizabeth, N. J
Shade
Walker
Jimmy Slattery
New Jersey
Jack Britton
Walker Defeats Shade In Relentless Title Bout
Boxing fans packed the arena as Walker and Shade traded heavy blows. Shade showed speed early but Walker surged in the final rounds, landing decisive rights and lefts to seize the crown in a dramatic fifteenth round after a grueling contest before 45 000 spectators.
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Walker
Shade
Kentucky Wesleyan To Have Grid Team
Winchester Ky Sept 12 Inspired by the prospect of joining the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Kentucky Wesleyan College plans a stronger 1925 football squad The first team may average 170 pounds and be fast Captain Gerald Clark of Winchester starts a fourth year of play due to a freshmen rule An intersectional game with Western Maryland University heads the schedule with two home games Centre College at Danville October 3 and Georgetown College on Thanksgiving are noted The latest weigh in shows Shade at 147 pounds and the champion at 144 1 2 pounds both in good condition.
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Gerald Clark
Winchester
Western Maryland University
Western Ee
Morris Harvey
Colonel
Centre College
Danville
Georgetown
Shade
WANTED Bookkeeper With Experience For Rent Notice
Wanted position by a young man with several years experience in bookkeeping. Can operate Bur roughs posting machine. A-1 references. Address Bookkeeper c o Times Enterprise 22 31 For Rent first floor private apartment furnished or unfurnished possession Oct 1. Phone 330.
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Burroughs
Visit and local notices from Thomasville area 1925
Mr Warrell Hill returns home from Visit to family complaining of Miami crowding. Lacy Burgess moves family to Autreyville. Cotton selling rapidly at good price amid hot dry weather with wells lacking water. Randolph Clarke visits Misa Ethel Green. school opens with good attendance and teachers. Notes on local residents, prayers, and testimonials. Tax notice and schedules across Metcalfe Patten Pave Barwick Coolidge Merrillville Ellabelle Ochlocknee Boston Oct 5 to Nov 12. Balloons vulcanizing service added. Various local ads for properties goods rents and eye care.
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Warrell Hill
Miami
Lacy Burgess
Autreyville
Randolph Clarke
Misa Ethel Green
George Walker
William ‘Tyulock
Baby
Ethel
Eunice Green
Ione Church
Metcalfe
Patten
P. m. Pave
Barwick
A. m. Coolidge
A. m
Merrillville
A. m. Ellabelle
Meiga
Ochlocknee
Boston
Court House
Thomasville
Superior Court
Seepee
Henth
T. C
Latin letter K vanished from earliest inscriptions
In early Latin inscriptions the letter K faded and was replaced by other forms as Jager dropped from the alphabet. The text notes that the K did not survive in the sequence and references shifts in usage and forms over time.
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Rethy Harley
Sum
Kentucky Wesleyan
The
Legiate Athletic Conference
Ken
Tucky Wesleyan College
Graham Brothers
Iton
F.o.b
Detroit
M. A. Huston Motor CO
West Jackson Street
Dodge Brothers
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Dara
Hart Schafiger & Marx Clothes
Ted Adams
Atkinson
Pavo
Florida
T. A. Green
W. WU. Green
Charlie Cannon
Carrie Belle Dean
Glewson Herndon
J. W. Patterson
Ilife
Jacksonville
Dolhas
Lone Star Service
Pat Smith
C. Oo. D
South Georgia Development Co
North Broad Street
Cairo
Dixie Highway
South Georgia Development. Co
Allyuns
C. R. Griffin
Washington Street
Mallette Heights
J. T. Chambers
Culloden
First Aid Motor Station
Times-Enterprise
Empire Furniture Store
Lawheau & Rackley
Optometrists
J. O. Baxley
Lucy Lester
Sach
Smith Avenue
S. Richey
F. M. Fahrbach
S. Broad
L. W. Medlin
Arch Creek, Fla
Jarvis B. Watkins .& Co
Remington Avenue
Pardee-Pringle Co
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