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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
7
AP reports a sequence of early season results. New York Lyn 5 Boston 2 with May 29 action. Pittsburg beat Pittsburg 3 1 behind strong defense from Roush and Sallee. St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 as Deolio starts for Boston. Hogg and Adams batteries for Boston. Deree and Gowdy for Philadelphia.
Fragmentary notes list players Dell Houck De Vormer Brown Boles Kantlehner Cresphig Sinsons Bartlett and EB. Result unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates an Oakland score event involving multiple players and a San Francisco reference.
The Willard training camp near Maumee bay chose a former clubhouse as quarters less than a mile from Dempsey's site. Jack Kearns struggles to control rough sparring partners as One-Round Davis quits after another beating. Dempsey limits ring work to seven rounds with Tate Keller and Davis.
Columbus May 29 legisla tive efforts move to halt the Willard Dempsey heavyweight championship set for Toledo in July Representative Dunn bills grant governor power to stop prize fights. The measure was made a special order of business for 10 a m June 47th in the house of peyette.
The heavyweight Jack Dempsey mentors his dog King feeding him at meals and praising him as a faithful partner. A Toledo admirer gifted King who proves popular with the camp and may be named King rather than Jess.
May 29 Philadelphia managed four hits and fell 7 to 1 to Boston. The Red Sox offense produced five runs on a pair of two base hits from Rogers and timely gains, while Philadelphia went down in order in the final five innings. May 29 also saw Washington drop a 5 to 4 decision at home, continuing a rough stretch with consecutive losses.
At a small Toulouse cemetery on the southern outskirts, five American soldiers lie buried. An elderly man nicknamed Daddy Ford visits daily to tend markers and flowers, keeping the garden of the brave in care while facing citizenship barriers after 47 years away from his native land. His devotion reflects the wartime pride fueling many immigrants.
The five weeks old daughter of Dr. Chancé died yesterday. The interment was held at Twin Cemetery yesterday.
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair, claiming it darkens naturally and evenly, restores color after a few applications, and makes hair thick and glossy. It notes the product is a toilet requisite and not a disease treatment.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a meeting dated 21 May 1919 with unclear timing and references to May 27 80. Authorities or organizers are not identifiable.
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