Dempsey Status Shocks New York Boxing Officials
New York June 18 reports say promoter Jack Kearns told the New York boxing commission that Dempsey would not fight again, a claim the commission rejected while demanding the champion appear for questioning. Kearns also noted Dempsey’s retirement mood and floated Mickey Walker for a potential postwar bout as he pleads for a license renewal. The commission warned Kearns he cannot promote or match Dempsey in New York until the champion faces them and clarifies his plans.
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Todays Baseball Scores And Highlights From The Circuit
Reports from multiple games note home runs by players including Terry and McNulty in Pittsburgh, Grimm and Hartneil in Chicago, and Hornsby in St Louis. Cincinnati edged a win with Ehrhardt and Taylor combining for the batteries while early homers set the tone across venues.
How the Clubs Stand Three passes by Jimmy Ring
Three passes by Jimmy Ring helped the Cardinals secure the outlook as the club standings shifted. Ring connected on key plays setting up scoring chances and steadying the offense amid a tight race.
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Coast League and regional baseball names listed in summary
A fragmentary sports and news passage lists players and batteries from Pacific Coast teams including Sacramento Salt Lake and Oakland, with names such as Vinel Shea Pillette Christian Schang Delaney and others. The text shifts to a world affairs note from Mexico City about Kellogg warning Calles government on protecting American rights.
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Methodist and Knull Tie In Twilight Gene Game
A twilight baseball clash at Tin Lincoln Field ended in a 9 to 9 tie between the Methodist team and Knull Community squad led by Harry Dinkelacker. Fast scoring by Knull in the first faded as Sprinklers tightened defense, with Dad Gish sparking Methodist backfield and Smith, Holt and Thompson keying their efforts. Bob Walling umpired as Thompson and Warren pitched for Knull and Cappel caught, the game staying close to the end.
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Princeton names former Washington coach Loge head rowing
Charles P. Loge, ex Washington university crew captain, is named head rowing coach at Princeton, succeeding retired Dr J Dun can Spaeth after 14 years. Loge is the second Washington coach brought to the big three. Intercollegiate championships on the Hudson June 22 loom while Navy and Pennsylvania are favored in the field arrival and training phase.
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Stanford Wins National AAU Track Meet
Stanford dominates the National AAU Track Meet with top finishes across events. Craig Northrop and teammates from Palo Alto claim key wins as Ohio State and Michigan athletes place in several events, reflecting strong team performance and multiple podiums.
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President Conlidge Backs Tax Change Suggestion
President Conlidge approves a proposal favored by a senior advisor to withdraw the inheritance tax while states maintain their own tax fields. He doubts the proposal can secure state consent and notes talks at the White House.
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Tilden Wins New England Championship
Hartford, Conn. Tilden defeated Manniet Atanas to claim the New England championship, securing permanent possession of the Nea Ena Anupopianshty title after a close contest.
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Woman Missing With U S Bonds Sparks Police Search
A missing woman case centers on suspected theft of U S bonds. Police and investigators traced a note to a local residence and questioned potential witnesses as search efforts expanded. The inquiry focuses on her husband and a doctor connected to her, with authorities saying no solid leads have yet surfaced.
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