Dempsey Tunney Showdown Predicted In Five Rrounds By Flynn
United Press report from Chicago on September 20 outlines Leo Flynn predicting a Dempsey victory in three, or seven to eight rounds if Tunney fights on a bicycle. Flynn details bets and camp confidence, notes Dempsey’s sharper training and superior condition, and contrasts Tunney’s indolent look in training.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Chicago
Dempsey
Jack
Leo P. Flynn
Flynn
Mney
Flynnn
Jerry
Luvadis
Insman
Gus Wilton
Elockers
Doer
Tunney
Tunnney
Oine
Toledo
Willard
Gene
Tumney
Golden Circle at Tunney Dempsey Fight Draws Elite Seats
Chicago September 20. A who’s who of American statesmen, industrial leaders, publishers, and society figures will occupy the Golden Circle first row seats near the ring at the Tunney Dempsey fight. Governors Small and Fisher, A. D. Lasker, Mayor Thompson, Reed Landis, Thomas Taggart, George Ade, and others are listed among the prize event’s most influential attendees. Prominent publishers Roy Wilson Howard, William Randolph Hearst, Ray Long, and Joseph Pulitzer will also attend alongside executives from Sears Roebuck, Continental and Commercial Banks, and Quaker O. Col. McCormick. Mrs Patterson and daughters are noted among the invited attendees.
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Chicago
America
Tex Rickard
Governors Small
Illinos
Fisher
Pennsylvania
A. D. Lasker
William Hale Thompson
Edward N. Hurley
KE. M. Landis
Reed Landis
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
George Ade
Lester
Phylip D
Laurance Armour
Roy Wilson Howard
William Randolph Hearst
Ray Long
Joseph Pulitzer
Ogden Reid
Amos G. Carter
Mueberd
Berlin
Paul Block
Edward W. McLean
Charles Hayden
New York Capitalist
John Kingling
Showman
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial Banks
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck and Co
J. L. Thompson
Illinois Central
John M. Smyth
Smyth Furniture
Thompson
Thirds Open Year With Youngsville at 3:30
Warren High Thirds, a first year squad, meet the Seconds of Brokenstraw school in Youngsville for their opening game. Blue and White reserves, coached by Hutch Hutchings, seek pace and experience in scholastic play as local fans expect a good crowd for the Brokenstraw gridiron debut.
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Warren
Youngsville
Brokenstraw
Carriny Tribune Insurance
Earl Combs Climbs To 200 Hit Mark For Yankees
Earl Combs has reached 200 hits this season, a feat rivaling Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and matching Paul Waner’s early pace. His averages rise to .350 this campaign, highlighting a strong rebound after a poor previous year and underscoring his value to the Yankees as champions.
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Jack Lords
Earl Combs
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Mister Combs
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Combs
Pase
Yankees
Earl
Louisville
Yanks
New York
Col
Jake Rapert
National League results and today’s schedule
Yesterday Brooklyn lost 3 to 9 to Pittsburgh while New York defeated Cincinnati 30 to 6 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 12 to 6 and Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 0. Today Boston visits Chicago Philadelphia plays St Louis and Brooklyn meets Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Wan Lest Pet
Eee Oares
Pirates
Dodgers
Dazzy Vance
St. Loui
Washington Beats Cleveland 4–1 in Five Innings As Other Games Postponed
In yesterday's American League action, Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 in five innings due to rain. All other games were postponed. St. Louis and Philadelphia, Detroit and Boston were listed as postponements with no completed play.
American Association Yesterday's Results Summary
Kansas City and St Paul both lost while Milwaukee and Minneapolis posted scores. Toledo defeated Louisville, Columbus triumphed over Indianapolis, and other results were incomplete with partial scores and unclear pairing.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
BASEBALL'S BIG FIVE AVERAGES FROM FIVE STAR PLAYERS
Baseball report lists Ro and Hornsby with two singles in five at bats while Ruth Gehrig Cobb and Speaker sit idle. Batting averages shown for Gehrig Cobb Hornsby Ruth Speaker, plus on-base and slugging style figures. Local humor ends with a minstrel exchange about laziness and coal.
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Hornsby
Ruth
Gehrig
Cobb
Speaker
Plans for fifth Tri County Baseball League game tonight
The managers conference between Endeavor and Warren will set the plans for the deciding fifth game of the Tri County Baseball League series. Warren leads the late rounds, with Endeavor winning the first half. Weather permitting, Sunday’s last home game at Exposition Park features Nypean Furniture and Duncan's Collegians at 3 30.
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Endeavor
Warren
Rain Forces Umpires to Call Ball Game
Rain intervened in the sixth inning with a 4 to 0 score as the Senators secured a final season victory over the Indians. The game featured key plays by Haney and Swell, with the weather forcing suspension before completion.
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UMPS
Washington
Raia
Cemee Senators
Indians
Beroe
LL Swell
Haney
Giants Rally Past Reds 10 6 In Wild Fourth Inning
New York Giants beat Cincinnati Reds 10 to 6 after a wild fourth inning. Lindstrom and Terry homered, with Mueller and Harper adding key hits as Grimes allowed nine hits over six frames. Cincinnati bullpen shakier, Kolp and Jablonowski gave up runs in relief.
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Cincinnati
New York
Kelp
Giants
Reds
Grimes
E. Mueller
Lindstrom
Rouseh
Hornsby
Terry
Jackson
Harper
Taylor
Oxwe
Devermer
Cincinnati Bressen
Purdy
Kelly
Bressler
Bressler, Lf En, If Pipp
Jablonowski
P . Walker
Pittenger
Kolp
Xxx
Critz
Mueller
Allen
Troush
Harper Kelly
Pipp
Hargrave
Crutz
Balla
Fackson
Help- Um- Ree McCarth Reardon
Elem
NYPENN CLUBS SET FOR SUNDAY TITLE GAME AT Expo Park
Nypenn Furniture and Duncan's Collegians, two local clubs, are scheduled to meet in a final title game at Expo Park Sunday afternoon starting at 3 30 in ideal weather. The postponement from last Sunday due to rain leaves both teams eager to finish the season with a victory. McCullough and Zibble are listed as likely pitchers with Anthony and Jewell in support. History repeats itself, Columbus sighted dry land.
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Nypenn Furniture
Duncan’s Collegians
Exposition Park
McCullough
Don’ Zib‘ble
Nypean Furniture and
Collegians
Anthony
Jewell
Local Cadet Team Gets Ready for Kane Clash
St. Joe Cadets prep for Saturday at Kane to face Mountain City varsity the Werrenites provide opposition. Coach Grant Lyons leads sessions as several Cadet veterans depart. incoming Coryets show strength in practice. Last year Kane held Mountain Men scoreless in a hard fought opener. Cadets expect a tough but improving contest.
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St. Joe Cadets
Kane
Werrenites
Mountain City
Grant Lyons
Erie
Academy
Mountaineers
Jimmy” Lytle
Joe” Bonadei
Chuck” Gallagher
Bud” Lytle
Goss Defeats Jack Rooke in 64-Round London Bout
On September 20, 1859 Joe Goss, who would become an American heavyweight champion, fought Jack Rooke of Liverpool in a near four hour battle near London. The clash boosted Goss's bid for English title recognition before he later challenged Jem Mace for the British crown.
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Goss
Rooke
Doc Reid
Joe Goss
Jack Rooke
Liverpool
London
Goose
United States
Jem. Mace
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