Carpentier Quiet in Training for Dempsey Clash
Georges Carpentier trains in a cautious regimen ahead of the July 2 title bout with Jack Dempsey. His camp favors endurance and nerve building over sheer punch volume, with sparring limited to a single notable session. Dempsey prepares in Jersey City, staying largely secluded before the heavyweight showdown in Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Manhasset
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Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Atlantic City
Jack
Big Joe
Jeannette
Carpentier
Jeanette
Georges
Jack Dempsey
Nlj
Jersey City
Kearns
Handlets
Baries
Dermoser
Wil de
Teddy Bayes
Jack Renault
Larry Williams
Joe Benjamin
Mike” Krant
Chicago
Bernard Dempsey
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Dempser
Dack
Simmons
Peter Jackson
Burns
Ketchel
Choynski
Maher
Bran
Chicago Golf Championship Opens With Western Intercollegiate
Western Intercollegiate team championship starts at Indian Hills club with nine west term colleges including Northwestern Chicago Illinois Drake Michigan Ohio State Indiana Missouri and Lewis Institute. Drake's Bob McKee and Fl Dickinson are favored. 32 low scorers advance to the individual title after 26 holes. The Chicago District Golf Association event begins Thursday at Flossmoor club with Friday intercity matches at Ravine club.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Indian Hills Club
Illinois
Drake Michigan
Ohio State
Indiana
Missouri
Lewis Institute
Bob McKee
trans-Mississippi
Fl Dickinson
Drake
Chicago District Golf Association
Flossmoor Club
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ravisioe Club
Comic Strip in Type Grades Nebular and Comet Talk
A dialogue between Joseph and his father explores comets and the nebular hypothesis in a comic strip frame. The exchange humorously contrasts students’ curiosity with parental explanations as they discuss astronomical ideas and the idea of learning beyond prohibition era questions. The piece ends with reflective questions attributed to a 1921 Associated Editors copyright.
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Joseph
Aseph
Tex
Huy
Fathor
Haten
Hailey
Associated Editors
Ring Careers of Fistic Goliaths Outlined in Early Years
The piece contrasts Jack Dempsey born in Manassa Colorado June 24 1895 and Georges Carpentier with their early ring adventures. It notes Dempsey’s 1915 16 activity including 27 fights five decisions three draws and a single defeat to Jack Dower and Carpentier’s 1917 start with four round bouts two wins and a loss to March. It recalls Dempsey’s self promoted start with a ring in a Mort-tose dance hall and his $500 gate, plus Carpentier’s first years under trainer Descamps with bouts against Bourgeois Wetwick Monnereau Salmon Lepine and more.
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William Harrison
Jack” Dempsey
Manassa
Colo
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Jboy
Dempsey
Kid Hancock
Jess Willard
Mort- Tose
Dempser
Jack Dommsar
Jack Downer
Desccamps
Lens
Francois Descamps
Descamps
Bourgeois
Wetiick
Monnereau
Salmon
Lepine
France
Britannia to Return to Racing Trim for Regattas
London report states King George's yacht Britannia will be reconverted to full racing trim to compete against British and American yachts. The Britannia is expected to appear at forthcoming regattas with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York possibly taking part in Clyde racing in July.
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Associated Press
London
King George
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Clyde
Inly
Newell Beats Monarchs 8 to 2 in Webster City
Newell defeated the Webster City Monarchs 8 to 2 in Webster City last Friday. The Monarchs threatened late in the game with two runs in the seventh, but Newell answered with two more runs in the ninth to seal the win.
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Newell
Monarchs
Webster City
Newall
Kerr powers White Sox to series clinching win over New York
Kerr held New York to one scratch hit in six innings and drove in three runs as Chicago defeated the Yankees 6 to 4 to clinch the series three games to one. The game featured strong early pitching and key hits by Kerr and teammates, with Boston and Philadelphia also posting notable results in the standings.
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Kerr
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White Sox
National League
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Rittshursh
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Per Mousel
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Ol Gnemmati
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Rowland backs even match in Dempsey Carpentier bout
Clarence Pants Rowland, Columbus baseball boss and ex White Sox manager, comments that neither fighter holds a clear edge. He sees Carpentier's skill balancing Dempsey's power and predicts the bout will go the distance.
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United Press
Columbus
Clarence ‘Pants’ Rowland
Columbus Baseball Club
White Sox
Carpentier
Dempsey
Dempsey Shows Left Punch Now Best Weapon
UPI report from Atlantic City quotes Jack McAuliffe noting Dempsey has perfected a powerful left hand one two combo. The undefeated champion demonstrated the short left to body and jaw against Battling Ghee and predicted a decisive outcome if a left cross lands early.
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Jack McAuliffe
United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Battling Ghee
Ghee
Dempsey
Baseball scoreboard recap with late inning twists
The Scoreboard reports yesterday’s games. McHenry doubled in the ninth to lift the Cardinals over the Braves 5 to 4. Dickie Kerr shut down the Yankees as the White Sox won 6 to 4. Indians rally for an 8 to 7 win over the Tigers with seven pitchers used. Gharrity’s passed ball in the tenth gave the Browns a 2 to 1 win over the Senators. Phillies topple Reds 3 to 2 on four runs in the fifth. Giants erupt for nine in the first and beat the Cubs 9 to 1 as Vaughan exits early.
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United Press
McHenry
Cardinal Gardener
Braves
Indians
Tigers
Gharrity
Browns
Senators
Phillies
Reds
Giants
Cubs
Vaughan
Paddock Sets New World Sprint Records at Tryouts
Pasadena, June 20 Charles W. Paddock established world records for the 90 and 110 yard dashes and tied the 100 yard record at National AAU championship tryouts. He ran 90 yards in 8 4 3 seconds, 100 yards in 9 3 3, and 110 yards in 11 0 1.5 seconds, with timing indicating the marks across all three distances.
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Pasadena
Cal
Charles W. Paddock
Cllifornia
Dock
Sailor Freedman Prepares For Leonard Bout In Benton Harbor
Sailor Freedman of Chicago opened training quarters in Benton Harbor to gear up for a title clash with Benny Leonard, the light welterweight champion, as regional boxing buzz grows across midwestern sports flash.
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Associated Press
Benton Harbor
Mich
Sailor Freedman
Chicago
Benny Leonard
Coblenz
Cohen
Germany
Eighth Infantry
Lebourge D Aerodrome
Goliath
Aero Club
France
Juarez
Mex
Gorilla Jones
Alexandria
Leon Matlock
San Francisco
Paris
Roi Belge
Washburn Beats Cairns Bros In Loose Game
Washburn baseball team played loosely, committing critical overthrows that allowed Cairns Bros to score in the second and fourth innings. Batteries Moore and McKim started for Washburn with Yeangblut, O'Connor, and Motcalf contributing defensively as Cairns Bros secured a win yesterday afternoon.
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Washburn
Modern Clashes for Heavyweight Fighting Honors
Johnson and Flynn clashed in Las Vegas New Mexico on the Fourth of July. Flynn attacked like a bull while Johnson held his arms. The referee halted the fight in the ninth round and awarded Johnson the decision.
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Associated Press
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Las Vegas
N. M
Flynn
Johnson
University of Iowa Takes Third Place in Intercollegiate Track
The University of Iowa finished third at the first annual National Intercollegiate meet on Stagg Field, scoring behind Illinois which led with 14 20 points. Grinnell, Ames, and Dartmouth also contributed, with Paulu of Grinnell winning the 230 yard dash and placing in other events, while Iowa athletes Wilson, Crawford, Slater, Hoffman and Higgins earned multiple places.
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Chicago
State University of Iowa
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Stagg
Grinnell
Pailu
Dashman
Ames
Illinois
Wilson
Iowa
Paulu
Crawford
Thomson
Dartmouth
Slater
Hoffman
Graham
Rathbun
Higgins
Wateroo Firemen Fall To Dysart In Muddy 12-4 Loss
Dysart beat Waterloo 12 to 4 in a rain soaked game as aqua pura drenched the diamond. Ray Garrabrant slugged a three bagger, Lindsey collected three singles in four trips, and Baldwin was hurt on a collision at second. Hansen and Helerner started for Waterloo. Price umpired amid a large, vocal crowd.
Oelwein handles Tripoli 15 to 3 in heat affected game
Oelwein topped Tripoli 15 to 3 in a Wednesday baseball clash danced to a funeral mood as heat and timing clouded play. The win followed Cresco 8 to 7 loss the previous Saturday, leaving officials puzzled by the catastrophe’s exact cause.
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Oelwein
Tripoli
Oelwein. Ja
Cresco
Crésco
Jock Hutchinson Seen as Best Bet for British Golf Title
A fragmented look at the 1920 golf season highlights Jock Hutchinson as the leading American contender for the British title. The piece notes Hagen’s rising early form and Hutchinson’s steady progress with a focus on drive accuracy and consistency, portraying the Scot as a formidable opponent in championship play.
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Hutchinson
Vardon
Deigel
Stitie
Toledo
Hagen
Fock
Chicago
Pinehurst
Walter ‘Hagen
Ane
Onu
Jock
Tex Rickard May Yet Referee Big Battle July
Failure to agree on how to select the referee for the Carpentier Dempsey championship bout on July 2 leads promoter Tex Rickard to offer to officiate himself. He quips that they may wind up with him in the ring, noting past similar circumstances.
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Tex Rickard
Associated Press
New York
Carpentier
Dempsey
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Cresco Beats Charles City In Scrappy Nine Inning Tilt
Cresco defeated Charles City 4 to 3 in a wild nine inning game at Cresco. Cresco scored in the first two frames while Charles City tallied in the first and third. Lefty Lindner of Charles City fanned 12 Cresco batters, as Norman and Sorleby matched Lindner and Weeks in a pitching duel.
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Charles City
Cresco
Lindner
Waterloo
Norman
Sorleby
Lindmer
Weeks
Rain Stops Cedar Falls Parkersburg Baseball Game
Cedar Falls and Parkersburg played three innings before a cloudburst halted the game in Cedar Falls. At stoppage time Cedar Falls led 1 to 0 with the visitors scoreless.
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Cedar Falls
Parkersburg
Cairns Brothers Win at Bawker Park 3 to 2
Cairns brothers led a 3 to 2 victory over the local team at Bawker park in Greene Iowa. Six Cairns siblings starred in the visitors lineup showcasing notable family chemistry. Rose Hill fell 18 to 0 at Cedar River Park as the Cedar River shopmen dominated with a brutal offensive display.
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Cairns Brothers
Greene
Bawker Park
Shopmen
Rose Hill
Cedar River Park
T. GC
Courier
Charles City Nine Defeats West Bend 8 to 2
In June 20 over 400 fans watched Charles City beat West Bend 8 to 2. Bliss sparked the offense while Collander impressed with defense. Charles City rapped 11 hits led by Albarn and compiled efficient fielding to secure the win. Batteries: Albarn Anger Crawford Weeks. Umpire Linnell.
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Charles City
West Bend
Bliss
Collander
Albarn
Charlies City
Anger
Crawford
Weeks
Linnell
Independence Beats Vinton 12 to 3 in Iowa Navy
Independence, Ia June 26 Special Vinton's baseball team was defeated 12 to 3 before about 900 fans. Key moments included a bases loaded three-base hit by Durfee and a remarkable overhanded catch by HaH. Final line shows Independence 00100605x 12. Vinton 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 3. Batteries: McCullouch Chapman Bhiss Bowman Sullivan.
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Independence
Vinton
Durfee
Hah
McCullouch
Chapman and Bhiss
Bowman and Sullivan
Boyle Adds New Players to Ball Team
By AP. Bloomington June 2003. Manager Frank Boyle of Cedar Rapids Three league clubs announces signed pitchers Olin Voight Rockford Yankee Giants property Rose Minneapolis and Lindaman Coe College twirler. Pitcher Manouk released signed by Peoria.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Frank Boyle
Ceclar Rapids
Olin, Voight
Rockford
New York Giants
Rose
Minneapolis
Gaylord Lindaman
Coe College
Manouk
Peoria
Denver Takes Game From Waverly 8 to 2
Denver defeated Waverly 8 to 2 yesterday at the venue. Battery names listed include Burger and Diekman for Denver and Altstadt and Wilbarm for Waverly. Other names mention Warderly and Junest Gieet in the report.
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Denver
Waverly
Burger and Diekman
Altstadt
Wilbarm
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