Dempsey Training Halted as Eye Wound Prompts Pause
Atlantic City June 13 The world's champion Jack Dempsey halted all training to rest until Wednesday amid a reopened cut over his left eye. Manager Kearns offered no explanation, sparring partners noted his peak conditioning may already be reached, and trust rests on avoiding reopening the wound. Carpentier rival Georges Carpentier began a hard training week in Manhasset with private workouts and public sparring planned for two days.
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Lew Tendler
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O'Brien
Martin Burke
Burke
New York
Manhasset
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Georges Carpentier
Georges
Descamps
Gus ‘Wilson
Wii- Bon
Manhasset Gun Club
Heavy hitting marks Sunday baseball across leagues
Unusually strong hitting highlighted four of five major league games on Sunday. The National League featured Chicago against Boston with 36 total hits and New York posting 31, while Cleveland and Washington registered 23. The Chicago Nationals used many players, fielding two teams, and still outplayed their opponents. The Braves secured a victory by a run margin. New York Americans tallied 21 hits, with Ruth homering for his nineteenth of the season and adding two doubles. Schang contributed four hits, while Ruth, Pipp, and Meusel each had three.
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Death Is Sudden for H. Schroeder Long Time Butler Resident
Greene Ta June 13 Special a Anaplexy from which he was afflicted at 16 20 p m Saturday caused death at 4 39 a m Sun Gay of H Schroeder Mr Sehrow Ger had been a resident of Butler county 40 years 12 of which were spent in Greene He is survived by widow and three children Mrs Carl Hemmerich Greene Mrs Hermat Jakel Nashua and Mrs L Bussac Waterloo Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p m at residence followed by rites at German Lutheran church at 2 30 Burial will be at Rose Hill
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Immigrant Cartoon Dialog Reflects Native Stereotypes
A 1921 comic strip dialog explores immigration debates with a father and son named Joseph. They debate restriction laws, Native Americans versus newcomers, and Columbus myths, using irony to question American xenophobia and literacy tests.
Last Word in Speed Boats to Be Seen at Peoria Regatta
Peoria hosts the Mississippi Valley regatta July 1 2 and 4 with Edsel Ford Garfleid Wood and Walter Wilde among contenders. Wilde tests four motors in one hull the Meteor TV while Peoria boat builders enter over 20 racing craft for big purses. The event is billed as the classic of the west expected to draw thousands from central states.
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Garfleid Wood
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Washburn defeats Local Express Nine in baseball
The Washburn nine routed the Local Express Company team yesterday by 9 to 4. Heavy hitting defined the game with Washburn's O'Connor and Metcalf facing Express batteries Marconi and Currier.
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Friars Defeat Kimball and I C Shop Teams
The Friars fraternity added two more victims to their list on the sandlot, beating Kimball nine by 8 to 5 at Cedar River Park on Saturday. Sunday afternoon they trounced the I C shop team, continuing their strong showing.
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Cubs Lose Long Game to Boston in 12 Innings
Chicago, June 13. The Cubs fell 12 to 9 after 12 innings as Boston Braves battled through a high scoring marathon. Hank Gowdy homered with the count on, but the Cubs bullpen and mid game jitters doomed the comeback bid. Boston secured the win behind disciplined pitching and timely hits.
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Standings and results from yesterday's baseball games
American Association results show Louisville 9, Minneapolis 31, Milwaukee 4, Toledo 3 in 10 innings. St Paul 12, Indianapolis 7. Bloomington 2, Terre Haute 4 in 9 innings. Rock Island 11, Kansas City 6. Evansville 5, Rock Island 1. Pittsburgh 12, Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 0. Chicago 6, New York 3. Columbus 3, St Paul 1. Minneapolis 5, Louisville 4. Toledo 3, Milwaukee 6. In the Western League Bloomington beat Cedar Rapids 7-3. Rock Island 3, Moline 1. Terre Haute 0, Evansville 2. Joplin 0. Des Moines 4, Oklahoma City 2. Sioux City 2, St Joseph 5. Tulsa 2, Omaha 4.
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Tripoli Defeats Allison 6 to 2 in Baseball Showdown
Tripoli defeated Allison 6 to 2 as timely hitting and fielding errors favored the hosts. Slapka pitched steadily for Tripoli with strong support from teammates while Linder of Allison struggled at times despite good form. Manager Walt Fergeman stole home in the sixth and added two singles as Tripoli and Oelwein set up a meeting next Sunday in Oelwein.
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Esch Breaks 44 Yard Low Hurdles World Mark
Dayton Ohio June 13 Gus Desch of Notre Dame shaved 1 23 seconds off the previous world record in the 44 yard low hurdles at the AAU meet on Saturday. He completed the race in 52.5 seconds, beating the former mark 53.4 seconds.
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Who ll Win United Press Boxing Prediction
United Press reports Billy Roche and promoter trust Carpentier will win predicting a six to seven round fight. Roche notes Carpentier is large fast and powerful while Dempsey has regressed since Toledo. Brennan’s easy hit exposure cited as support for Carpentier dominance.
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New York
Billy Roche
Carpentier
Dempsey
Toledo
Brennan
Cleveland Falls to Washington as Ruth Hits 19th Homer
Washington bunched six hits including a homer by an unidentified player to defeat Cleveland 10 to 3. Mogridge pitched six innings for Washington, with Uhle and Sothoren losing for Cleveland. In New York, the Yankees beat Detroit 12 to 8 as Peck hit a grand slam and Ruth added his 19th homer of the season.
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West Bend Defeated in High-Scoring Clash
West Bend dropped a 17 to 3 game to Charney City as four visiting players Bisler Lindner Bliss and Makeover hit home runs. West Bend used two pitchers to slow the rally, but Charles City led 21 2 after the final? score shows 17 3. Batteries: Vetter Unger for Charles City Carrel Firck Murray for West Bend.
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Ruth’s Seventeenth Homer Sparks Cleveland Losses
This note recalls Ruth launching his seventeenth homer off Myers in Cleveland. It also mentions Cincinnati taking the lead over Brooklyn in the National League and Jersey City forfeiting a double header to Toronto. Cleveland drew its largest crowd, 29,266, to watch the Yankees defeat the Indians 14 to 0.
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Ohio Man Wins Horseshoe Title From Iowa Champ
Des Moines hosts a horseshoe championship where C C Davis of Columbus Ohio defeats Frank Jackson of Kellerton Iowa by 300 to 0. Davis dominates with 34 double ringers and 40 single ringers in 69 frames while Jackson struggles with the east peg. About 400 spectators attend the paddock contest boosting the sport's profile.
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Georges Carpentier Fights Face Tightens As Dempsey Looms
AP dispatch from Manhasset June 13 describes Georges Carpentier’s preparation for the world heavyweight title bout with Jack Dempsey. The article details his transformation in the ring with a stern, lined expression, clenched jaw, taut muscles, and a forehead noted by phrenologists as a sign of will and fighting instinct. It also references famous precedents like Napoleon and Lincoln as examples of receding foreheads.
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Ruth Cobb on Diamond Clash Ends In Friendly Feelings
In New York Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb were set to settle a dispute with fists but reconciled. In Tokyo California defeated the Diamond Club of Kob. In Cincinnati Heinie Groh reconsidered retiring and reported for duty. In Baltimore Jos Burns suffered a serious injury in a collision during Reading against Baltimore.
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Modern Clashes for Heavyweight Fighting Honors
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Iowa Dogs Face New License Law Hazards Next January
A new Iowa law designates a licensed dog as property and allows killing unlicensed dogs on sight after January 15. Owners must apply for a license by Jan 15 annually, providing detailed dog data and paying $1 for males or neutered, $2 for females. Delinquent licenses create liens, and officials may raise county taxes to cover damages beyond the license.
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Redale's Field Meet Set for June 29 in Aredale
Aredale IA announces its annual field day on Tuesday June 29 per Charles H Haun. The program includes varied events as organizers strive to make this the greatest celebration yet in the town with efforts underway to attract many participants and spectators.
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