Willard Dempsey Fight Promoter Sets In Ring Hand Taping
Toledo July 1 Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey prepare for the heavyweight title fight with hands bandaged in view of spectators and seconds. Tex Rickard and referee Ollie Pecord will decide tape use while both camps confirm five ounce gloves and five seconds in their corners. Dempsey denies body greasing and Willard agrees on minimal bandages, signaling a no anointing policy before the bout. News crews from across North America and Canada gather, with extensive wire service and airplane camera plans to cover the event and relay images to major markets afterward.
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Standing of the Teams in Wednesday's Games
The standings list Wattons in the league schedule with matchups including Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York St To uts at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Detroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia and Boston is misprinted as Roston.
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Redleg Win Tino From the Bruins
Ciccionati pitched two wins for the Cubs yesterday 4 to 1 and 2 to 1. New York beat Boston 7 to 4 as the McGraw men outhit the Bos ton hurlers six hits. Pirates beat St Louis 4 to 1 with Tuero holding the Pirates after Mays' early wildness. Forbes Field marked ten years as a big league yard. Brooklyn and Philadelphia had a holiday.
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Baseball Scores and Boxing Hints From A Lively Day
Baseball results across Chicago Boston New York and Cleveland are summarized with scores and key pitchers. The page notes bunched rallies, manager protests, and late-inning shifts as teams chase wins while boxing talk and future matchups circulate, including references to Dempsey Wilde and European bouts.
Former Promoter Sees Modern Pugilists as Strong as Old
Kim Coffroth, famed Pacific coast promoter, visits Denver and defends modern fighters against critics who say today’s champions lack the oldtimer’s qualities. He credits current boxers with courage and skill, noting they enter fewer matches and their business is higher class. Coffroth, who financed many California bouts, believes today’s fighters may be better overall despite harsher public opinion.
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Walter Ross defeats Tommy Noble in British bantam title bout
Sport Flashes London reports Walter Ross defeated Tommy Noble in the tenth round to win the bantamweight championship of Great Britain. The item notes a veto by Governor Lawde on a bill allowing one round boxing bouts in Illinois and mentions Try Phelps' losses due to a headache at 518 Jefferson.
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Dubuque to Hold Boxing Carnival on Fourth of July
Dubuque will stage a large athletic carnival in municipal park on July Fourth hosted by the local American Legion post. Proceeds go to post athletics. features include three boxing bouts led by Barney Adair and Kid Wheelock, an eight-round match Ritch Kenneally versus Jack Stith, a possible Battling Levinsky appearance, a wrestling display, a band concert, speeches, songs, and a tire display in the evening. The event aims to draw a large crowd with 300 post members in uniform.
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GOOD EVENING By George and the War’s Moral Echoes
The column reflects wartime stance and social mores with jokey asides about Prohibition and liquor cases. It contrasts China and Smuts as major figures while mocking postwar peace talk, mentioning valuable vineyard fantasies, a beaker of wine, and a reporter’s rhymes about waiting and serving, ending abruptly with treaty talk and other nations.
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Golfers All Set for City Flight
Burr Lichty remains city champion and Clarence Cropper advances to the finals in a 36 hole battle at Byrnes Park on Sunday July 6. Cropper defeated Fred McClain to reach the final, Lichty preferred for experience, while Arch McFarlane opposes Herb Mucha in the consolation flight, both winners from various flights.
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US Lieutenant Wins Interallied Discus Throw Title
Lieut Joseph Higgins of the United States won the discus throw final in the interallied games at Pershing Stadium France yesterday. His distance was 40 883 meters. Vermulen of France won the 10 kilometer cross country lap in 31 minutes 38 4 5 seconds.
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New East High Moves Officials to New Quarters
Offices of W. Kline and Fred J. Miller moved today to the new East High building. Kline’s suite in the past three years was at the First National Bank. Miller’s in the manual training building. The new suites are not fully finished but usable, with odds and ends remaining as work continues.
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Boxing Replaces Old Celebration in Independence Day
Boxing replaces a firecracker celebration as many towns plan boxing programs for July 4 events. Matches listed include Johnny Noye vs Frankie Whitney in Cedar Rapids, Dennis O’Keefe vs Tommy Comiskey in Waterloo, Dave Fidler vs Kid Clark in Boone, Kid Wheelock vs Barney Adair in Dubuque, Al Leach vs Joy Rogers in Sioux City, and Rick Kennelley vs Jack Read in Dubuque. unknowns appear in Ruthven on July 3.
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Miller and Kline Depart for Columbia School Management
Miller and Kline leave this week for New York to attend school management courses at Columbia University. Miller departs Wednesday night, Kline on Friday to pursue further study.
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