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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 4, 1919 · page 5

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‘ I cause of many an argument as to who} whether he WI“ be able to endure the ; j '
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1.31, " 3*. . . Willard and 'Cth€l‘8 MVe . favored! [)empsey admirers, whge {1): EV] larg Tm M3“, Fin“ 0!! mek‘
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r 11.1; 11111113 “ill be ob~elved by 1 rious aceounts it is a rather difficult strength alone is enough to defeat N 138* mming Races Ill
1 ”nomm, (0.111} One de- 'task to choose today’s winner Bet- Dempsey, who has no defense, oven WM
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1' _ “big"money is ‘el-y Seldom heard or are. in an excellent physical and men': M P. Spink, both of cmcagu,fln18h9d ' mile on! :JACK D

_ .- . 0.? EN“ around leading sport circles tal condition for the light neither 01'5"“ and second in the 400 meter dash ~
‘ 1". Lab at. L l - ~ The range of stories vary so. that it them 18 worrying as to the 1“"..er

1' Rim De Palm, and "Rowdy" VViLE STATEN .
901 who will bottle tor the champion 1 . "
ship oi Amen-tee in a special match oi‘ "I “”0“ “ma"! *8 a mod om
, agree ten age heats are ready M the If he won’t he wouldn't be on“ __
:drop of the as; This event ‘1" up Any men can be knocked out. and ‘1 5‘
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a his time who Wilcox boot home will knock out anybody. I ...
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$510000 Win claulcon “Ill 31- land the light punch on me. a
De Palma vows that he will n" his don't think i will need twelve

ravine today. He will use his {11- to show that i can beat him I ...“:

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seem til i the are both confident of coal out .
1 s as oug 1 both men were equal- V In; ‘ Wilton of New . Zealand was

-- ,V1 1111- l'dlhuud? i.~ extra 1y matched despite the great odds 0! the ring a Winmr The only once-1°”-
... ”m long“ than usual. Iwhich Dempsey is fighting against and Mitch seems to bother the sport gthird. Eby was clocked in fifty sec-
» 4 ~ #11“! k i 0 gm“ tint all! Willard a giant ll} proportion having ing world is whether a 12-mund light “ends.
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1 11m 111111: mm in double weight 3 inches m read}: 5 1;,3‘531‘95 flu. and will a knockout be scored in: William Taylor and James Plum

in height is treated as ”laugh"... such a short time? Todays light will. Dhriea "to other American. «paired
_- stoak" by a majority of the writers tell the story which will decide it useful-st and second place: in the broad

115 I“, Lockwood Base- Some comment on his age as being must submit to youth, or will it be the jump Moreen: of home was third.
<1xill Rock, last night was the greatest deciding factor; as to Other way around “ -meters.

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~. .; .1 «nu-dons. Firit District, than 50000 people attonded the dolly knocked out" says Jack Vidal, the former West Point. gridiron m Jul: l. m I- m“ m on ”on am I,“ W (W). to comma-y, «on... we on,
t 4 ...-.11... past training sessions at. the Willard Camp“ 3 ‘19" V“ m M—é’m‘“ the-lined. law this; one to a matte M ( Veer Wynn m” ”m
~—————--. . netting-a neat income of $15,000. ! To give the mm the necessary wei- m” 1‘ W ”M "n m ”e"- chancel. the world for union. tr nott ma (Aeul- W). m ‘WVM" ‘0 W “t ‘7‘”
' “““Y‘ can be 111111 3‘ {color Tex Rickard has invited Socre- "“W' “" ”m a” m 1"“ 1 about: Joe. l wilt also .111, hot on Volley. (M ml. 11-1 01 ‘.'° ‘0 b' m“ :0 ”he M” a“.
“' ‘1: " V“ "T 00- Tw‘o- third:: of the big guns' in the any Baker and numerous navel mm in ”at 200 W m “a the ml to Denny. and say he in the beta-run (lob-m) ' ‘ m. hone “ beatnik. fill. mm
, ,sportlng world are of the opinion that cials to attend. :“n‘ w 3"” ‘u m a ‘3" no. it he on beat no lie will be . "- ---—-—--—---.—.... j.m°"°d ‘3’ 9““ 5 W» m“
.1 o the Red Cross Mllard will retain his title Among. three Mr Giants. m toot Gib at!!!“ to 90m m m to “Um-NM. ”merchants “aw m 13. g“.
. 1 N11 sigeson me oth itllose m {mm of the champion are.‘ he . - first, mm use» “11th , CWM The improvements Mode en fix
on calling the atten- [Fulton Frank Moran m“ Gibbons T ~ gates 0’7 the “9““ W‘“ 0”“ 3‘ mm mm “the .. 7 , . dltion (or emu-too or m a...
who have oeen ale-an 11 MW Kinkla A few at Dempsey; 8 “1°C“ ““5 "mm" '1' "d“ w “131‘ m m mm Alumnae not , i mblMuusH—o 1.. mm one: and mums will anon .
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. , . Imost ardent backers are Tad, Gunboat Sm 80.000 Dogma 7 9 l mu mm “at?! it. My m the J's-nu sln- W
7 _ " “1 ”‘5‘ mm" “m“ Smith. Billy Gibson Jack Carley Scot- d__ ' “1 "09 “W “m ”'5‘: mm, 1111,. 3.1.1:. m Ila chum omen- can by “I“ Wm m an m “I!
“ " . ty Mantleth and Jack’s mothel. Choose Jack Kearns. manager of Dempsey V‘“ M m fill w '
_, _____________; for yourself . promises that it Dempsey vital“! 1m (”:32 m’ mfg
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BUYER’S 7 . ‘f; .The sum of. mbney involved in stag— :33 Skeggi::nl::a:t:nfxg:£tzz toe: m “W M“ 3'
SWEET CHOCOLATE . ing this bout is astounding. The arena to meet 0‘wa 6f mnce “firm 600 motor {1‘90 8t”. ”in 13 13 m’

10 Coins ‘alone cost promoter Tex’Rickard more champion of England, after which he ntea 1-4 We. fine: now In: Mi
than all the expenses of any other will meet any American challenger. victories to MS cm- Mimwm
iti‘On-POWG“ com'championship battle ever held Wil—l 100 motor free “310,800 motor (he:

SM‘NM lard will get a flat sum of $100,000.‘ Willard considers it the easiest pick- style ind 1900mm mayo; “.33.;

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‘ ’ "’ 1 —‘I'Iestimated that already the advance He‘figm-es he ban beat every man that American rekymmsooond two;
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