davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
C.DUSCHOWSKI TAKEN
CAPTIVE IN NOCALES;'
IS ILLINOIS CONVICT.
(By DispatcN A. P. Wirel

NOGALES, July 15.--Charles Dusehowski one OF
seven convcts who escaped from the Joliet penentiary
on May s. after killing deputy warden, identified
here today by Of finger prints DuschowsH was
arrested on the Mexican side Of the international line
and after he is said to have told with whom he was
assocating that he was fugitive from justice at Joliet
When questioned by County Attorney James " Robin
son. here today Duschowski denied all knowledge OF the
shaving of the deputy warden, Peter N. M. Klein
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
ASST. PROSECUTOR OF
Los ANGELES 50 SAYS
BEFORE GRAND JURY
(By Dispatch A. p. Wire)

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July Is. = Aimee Semple
Mcpherson, Angelus Temple evangelist has been iden-
titled as the woman who accompanied Kenneth G. Orm-
iston former radio operator at the Temple, when ne
drove his automobile into Salinas garage early on
Nav 2 eleven days after the evangelist had disappear
ed at Santa Monica Joe Ryan, deputy district attorney
declared when he appeared witness at the close OF
the county grand jury session late today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
3 CAPTURED IN TUCSON
(By Dispatch A. 2. Wire)

TUCSON, July Is. = Three of the
convicts who escaped from the state
prison at Florence yesterday were
captured by police and deputy sherifts
at 5 o'clock this Afternoon. The cap
tured men are Harry Harris, sent up
from Holbrook for grand larceny, who
had only two and q half months to
seve; Neil Flynn of Yuma, who is
serving three year sentence on
grand larceny, and Gsorge Hughes OF
Globe, who had just begun six year
sentence for grand larceny They
were captured in an arroyo west OF
Tucson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
Maddock Opens Up HIS
Phoenix Headquarters
(spciaI to The Dispatch

PHOENIX, July 10. Petitions
circulated Cor the nomination OF
TOm MaddOcIx for governor ON the
republican ticket were filed with
che secretary of state prior to pc
titiOns of any other candidate.
MaddOck formally announced his
candidacy for governor ON the re-
publican ticket Thursday evening,
and has apened campaign head
quarters in Phoenix.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
Ashurst Believes That
Coolidge Will Again
Be Candidate of COP.
(By Dispatch A. z. wirel

FLAGSTAFF, July IS. - Senator
Ashurst of Arizona, democrat,
believes that President Coolidge
will be- a candidate for the presi-
dency I'm 1928, that he will be nOmi-
mated and that he will be defeated
NPeOpIe kept cool with Coolidge
too long, senator AsIurst said
here today. snow they are hot
against him.
senator Ashurst is here for an
exteRIed vacation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16
JUDGE E. S. CLARK, CANDIDATE
FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR, VISITOR HERE.

leisurely. speaking tour returning to
Douglas in about three weeks.
Admitting that he entered the race
somewhat reluctantly, Clark states
that he is now centering his entire
attention upon his campaign, that he
is enjoying it all and that he is out
TO win "for the republican party and
for the citizens of Arizona"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-16

NEW YORK, July Ia
Copper quiet; electrolytic,
spot and futures, 14A; bar
silver, 65 u.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
PERU

The singing was well attended at the
home of S. ID. Helms Sunday night.
All reported a nice time.
Curtis, the little son of w. p. Hen
dersOn, exploded a gas tank one day
recently and is suffering from serious
burns. The tank contained about 2
gallons Of gas.
John Gross and Lena Goodwin were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Justice.
Some of those who were present at
w. p. HendersOn's Sunday were A. c.
Pendergrass and family, Mrs. Carrie
Akers and son, Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gross, Mrs. r. L. Graham, Floyd Toll
yer, Lehman Ramsey, Jim Gross and a
car load of Mr.. Hendersons relatives
from Datto.
Bessie Turner. Clinton Turner and
Bessie Helms were visiting Myrtle
Pendergrass Sunday evening.
Harry Snoagrass and Mae Davidson
surprised their many friends by get.
ting married Sunday evening. We wish
the couple their full share of life's
happiness.
Mrs. Effie Douglas and son, JOE
Wheeler, accompanied by Mrs J. II
Kirk rnd children, went out near New
Home Thursday Of last week to visi
their mother. Mrs p A. Magruder.
Mrs. Georgia McAIillen and littlo
stepsOn, Ralph, were visiting at th,
home of her uncle, Zack Ramsey, Sun
day evening.
Little Imogene Farrow is on tho
puny list at this writing.
Mrs. Oscar Winchester called at the
home of W. z. Henderson Monday
evening to see the burned child, who
is reported little better.
Mildred Henderson and Myrtle Pen
dergrass were shopping in Biggers
Saturday evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
MAYNARD

Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Acree were Sun
day guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest GrissOm
r. L. Spencer and family spent Sat
nrday night at Rev. w. A. GOodwin's.
J. d. Kerley of Peach Orchard. was
seen in this little burg a few days ago.
shaking hands with old friends and
acquaintances.
We are all hoping that the Junior
Senior banquet to be given at the new
hotel Saturday evening win be a grand
success and no one win happen to the
very embarrassing accident Of drop
ping his spoon or overturning a plate
into her lap.
Jesse johnson and s. Il. Kerley have
purchased the Wash Huddleston prop
crty.
Miss Della Crismon was absent from
school last week on account of illness.
Miss Nell Johnson has entered school
at the NJ. b. A. since the close Of the
holidays
Miss Ray Gupton was Friday night
guest Of Miss Edna Redwine
Prof r.. A. Mock and the county
agent, H. A. Kerr, attended the COM
muniiy club meeting at supply last
Friday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
UNION

School is progressing nicely. The
pupils seem interested in their school
work.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Green visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson Saturday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom W. Odom were
Saturday night guests of j. l. Smith.
Misses Mildred Barkley. Lena Ha-
good and Orvin Rapert were Saturday
night guests of Otis and Cassie Spen-
Ger.
Little Kenneth Eugene Henson Is
sick at this writing.
Earl johnson, Misses Lorene Smith
and Eta Lewis accompanied Mrs.
Grace johnson to her boarding place
near Blggers Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Swindle and
Greeley Swindle and family of this
place were Sunday afternoon guests
of A. A. Rapert's at Poynor. Mo.
Miss Della Martin and OthO John
son were Sunday afternoon guests at
|. t. Cannon's.
Mrs. /. II. Cannon and children were
dinner guests of W. G. Robinson Sun
day.
Miss Lorene Smith spent Friday
/ night with her sister, Mrs. Ella OdOm.
Ollie and Tom Odom made a busi-
ness trip to Poplar Bluff Friday.
Mrs. Pearle Prince and little Oma
Prince were Friday night guests at
X. o. 0doms.
Burlie Weatherford of Maynard is
constructing a dwelling house ON A. 10.
Swindles farm.
Tom johnson OF this place and Gil
bert Hagood of Middlebrook left here
Sunday for st. Louis
Miss Cassie Spencer visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Lola Henson, Friday night.
Several from this community attend
cd the musical given at the home oil
Dec Hagood "Wednesday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
CARTER

Several Of the good citizens of this
place have been doing some much need
ed work OH the roads In this vicinity.
Jim aud Jess Timer made a business
trip TO Hlevenpoint Saturday.
We are glad TO have ]. L. Barnett
and family In our community. They
have moved in the house recently vaca-
ted by Arlie eagle.
Misses Elsie and Minnie Ann Poe
spent last week with their sister, Mrs.
Elmer Fultner, OF Manson.
Jess Timer spent Saturday night with
Clyde Alphin.
Mrs. Pearl Barnett visited her grand
h0ntas Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Shaver are spend
ing this week with friends and rela-
tives here.
Jess Timer aud Clyde Alphin visited
special friends at Manson Sunday.
Leon Brown spent Saturday night
with his sister, Mrs. Ira Clarke.
Several from this place attended the
pie supper at Manson Saturday night.
Jim Barnett and family visited his
father, G. w. Barnett, at Ingram Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox Of Oklahoma
are visiting relatives at this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Clarke and Miss
Alma Spikes spent last Thursday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis.
The prayer meeting at Luther Mar
tins Friday night was well attended
and everybody reported nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Spikes spent last
Saturday with their son, John.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charlie Poe and chill
dren. Pearl and Elmer. spent Saturday
night with Burl Gullett and family mt
Vc~~on
Jess Timer and Clyde Alphin attend
ed the singing at Elmer Fultner's Sun
day night at Manson. They report n
nice time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
REYNo

Mrs. Geo G. Patterson and family
were called to Doniphan Sunday on
account of the death of her neice
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Holmes and fam
lily and Mrs. Ruth Mcleod and son,
George, of Charlottesville, Mo-, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmo Roe. Miss Ruth and son
are making Charlottesville their home
now. George says Charlottesville Is
o. X, but he would rather live In
Reyno.
Several of our folks attended the
show at Biggers Friday night and saw
"Manhandled," with Gloria Swanson
as star.
II. j. Buck had business at Searcy
and Little Rock this week.
Joe Heron was a business visitor
in Jonesboro Monday.
Miss Gladys Smith entertained a
bunch of young folks Thursday even
ing of last week A good time was re-
ported. Delicious refreshments were
served at late hour.
| l.. w. Buck had business in Poplar
Bluff Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. III. l.. Richardson returned home
from st. Louis Sunday.
Dewey Day made trip to Walnut
Ridge Sunday.
Glen Richardson, who is attending
school at POcahontas, spent the week
end with homefOlks here.
b. Il. Richardson Of Jonesboro was
attending to business and seeing home
folks here first Of last week.
s. s. Greene had business In Poplar
Bluff Sunday.
The Christian minister filed his
regular appointment here Sunday.
II is reported that Geo. Patterson,
who is at Woodman. Colo, will be
home Saturday bringing his son. Clyde,
who has been in the W. o.. w. SanatoT-
ium for some time.
Hite Bryant, who has pneumonia, Is
reported improving at this writing.
Mrs. Anna Smith drove to Doniphan
Sunday, returning Monday.
Jess Shaver has gone to Nashville,
Tenn, to find work.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
MANSON

Bro. Castleberry filed his regular
appointment at this place Sunday
afternoon. He will be with us again
the second Sunday In February.
Ernest Johnson of Batesville was
visiting friends in Manson the latter
part of last week.
ii. s. Stevenson of Atlanta, Ga, was
looking after business here Tuesday
Miss Meta Belle Elliott spent Satur-
day night with Miss Alma Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Doyle and Miss
Gladys Lamb were visiting in Jones'
b0ro Sunday.
Miss Gladys Bruce left Saturday for
her home at Piggott.
Miss Hazel Lamb is staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Lawhon OF Shannon
this week.
The singing given at the home of
Tom Elliott Sunday night was enjoyed
by ALL
Miss Pauline Mays visited her broth
er, Melvin, Saturday night.
Miss Anna Dickson of Pocahontas
visited Miss GIenda Ryburn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ballard visit
ed friends in Manson Sunday.
Mr.. Taylor is sick at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl jackson attend
ed the birthday dinner at Hurley John
sons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penn and children of
holland visited her parents, Mr.. an1
Mrs. NJ. ]. Pace, at this place Sunday.
The pie supper Saturday night was
well attended. Everyone had most
enjoyable time. and the sum Of $2S.S2
was realized from the sales. A cake
was awarded to Miss Ora BarnhiII for
receiving the most votes for being the
best looking girl. The other contest
ants were Meta Belle Elliott and Pau
line Mays. DR. Ryburn, Ike Doyle and
Myrt Bennett were contestants for
prize to be given to the homeliest man
present. Mr.. Doyle won. The prize
was large box containing cake of
toilet soap. The proceeds of the sup
per are being spent on repairs of the
school building. Mr.. Elliott is repair
ing the building this week. The money
was placed in the bank for the inciden-
tai fund of Manson school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
Maynard Reading Circle

The Maynard Reading Circle will
meet at the Academy Saturday even
ing, January 16, at O'Clock p. m.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-01-14
HabitaaI Constipation Cured
ID "a to II DAYS


-LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN' is a specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. h relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for IA to q days
TO induce regular action. ltStimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant 70 Take. 60c
per bottle.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
Fs0PN
INVEST

DETROIT, Mich, June 5. The
washington Griffnlen, back IN third
place again today, due to the fact
that the lowly st. Louis Browns
took the Chicago White SOx over q
3-to.O al1utout course yesterday.
play their first game Or the initial
western invasion OF 1895, against
the Detroit Tigers here today.
Stanley Coveleelxie was Buclgy
Harris, selection to stop the annoy
ing Tigers. while Art Johns. who
stood washington on itB head at
Clark Griffith Stadium last month,
will try 20 repeat the dose for the
edification of the hometown fans.
Bucky Harris il wearing q very
serious expression as the Western
series begins as he knows that the
present trip win undoubtedly fur.
nisn the keynote to Griffmen's
anthem throughout the remainder
OF the season.
Detroit has been particularly
bothersOTne In the present race and
every manager IN the league figures
that q game IL not won of I'y
Cobb's gang until the last man ID
out In the ninth inning. The game
score between the clubs at present
Is two victories for Detroit against
one for Washington and the Griff-
men hope TO remedy this situation
before leaving Detroit Monday night.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
MULLEN LEASES CHICAGO
BALL PARK FOR FIGHT

CHICAGO, June 5.-With the an.
nouncernent today that Jim AEuI.
len, Chicago'e TEX Richard, had
negotiated q lease for the White
SOx baseball park, Indications were
that the local promoter viii have
the boxing industry practically
sewed mp In these parts. Mullen
signed 8 similar lease tor the Cubs
park several weeks ago.
He will use the parks to stage q
series Of important fights, the de.
tails of which await only the for
NAL action Of the newly formed
Illinois boxing commission. Two
fights. practi ally assured, are
championship affairs. They are the
Phil Rosenberg-Bud Taylor bantam.
tlmweight go and the Rocky Kan.
sas-Sammy Mandel lightweight title
bout. Mullen also Is dickering Tor
the Pete Latzo.Miclxy Walker
match.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
Bis NRY
IN sweeps

NEW YORK, June 5.rN ineteen
crews. q record breaking entry,
will take part ia the annual POugll.
/ keepsie Regatta on June Is. accord.
| inr fo an announcement made pub.
lie today BY the board OF stewards.
wisconsin, It was declared would
enter only y varsity crew. having
abandoned It's plan to send q fresh
man eight 20 the regatta.
Eight shells will leave the mark
IN the varsity event, another record
field They will represent the Navy,
washington, wisconsin, California,
lPennsyIvanIa, ColuTabia. Cornell ana
Syracuse. In the Junior Varsity
Race, California, washington,
Columbia Syracuse, Pennsylvania
and Cornell viii 50 70 the mark,
while California. Columbia, Pennsyl-
vania. Cornell and Syracuse Will
start IN the freshman race.
Columbia was first on the scene,
arriving yesterday. Pennsylvania'e
flotilIa VIII appear on the upper
Hudson today and wisconsin to.
morrow. California races Cornell
lat ithaca next Saturday ana VIII
leave Immediately after the race Tor
Pougikeepsie. washington, meet
ing Princeton on June Is, viii
reach Poughkeepsfe the next day.
The Navy win arrive June Is.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
GRER SIGNS FOR BOUT
WITH ALLENTOWN JOEY

WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 90
Harry Greb, ex-middleweight cham
pion, and Allentown Joey Cans
contending middleweights, today
signed articles for a 10-round de,
cision fight to be staged here on
June Is.
Cans went 10 rounds with Tiger
Flowers. the champion. five weeks
ago and two weeks later Cans
knocked out Roland Todd, English
champ. Rated by Tex Richard as
fourth in the line OF title contenders,
Cans claims ne has never been
knocked out.
AS both fighters are Pennsylvania
residents, the State Boxing Commits.
sion was expected to accept the win
ner as the logical opponent for
Flowers in q title contest. :.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
HELEN WILLS SCRATCHES
FROM TENNIS PLAY

PARIS, June E.--With Helen Wills
scratched from the ladies singles
and Helen wills and Vincent Rich
ards scratched from the doubles.
interest in the international hard
court championships now centers
on mems singles.
It IL probable that the mems
singles win find Richards and La
Coste opposing each other. Richards
plays Count Balbi, Of Italy, tomOr-
row. Howard Kingeys OF the
United States meets Count Salm
in the third round,
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
GUN SHOOT
IN FINAL

Clifford c. Fawsett Is the. leading
hope Of the washington Gun Club
in the Championship shoot now %
ing staged On the Benning traps
Fawsett Is one shot behind r Lee
Of Baltimore. who Melted total o.
SIS to lead the eligible field II the
100target championship
John ElscheIr1ani and Steve croth
ers. both of Pennsy lvania and
therefore ineligible for the cham
pionship. are leading The 1orme1
shot IS and the latter IS
Nine eunna-s shot IS to tie fol
third position. They were Ruther
ford Eyler. Morgan, BluudOns OFT
LOrees waters. CheEton and Powell
Nine others were tied ct 60, and
three shot 81.
Steve Cr0thers won the Hotel
Hamilton trophy with bis a out
Of 80 IN the doubles. and IS out
Of 100 IN the singles EscheImam
won the prize offered FOR class
shooters. Lees % was good for
the Glass B entrants, and Waters
won the sIloot-Off for second place
IN the Class @ from seven others.
Porter and lockwood won the
Glass @ with 81 and So. Loree.
with 9S, and Shelton with s. fin
ished ahead ID the Class D shoot
ers.
The high State doubles contestants
were Chester and Billmyer. with q
each. In the Lewis class trophy
allotment fl the doubles. four guns
ners. Horne, OFT, Bay and Powell
were tied for second prize with IS,
and OFT won the elimination. Krout
won third honors.
Finals Of the 100 championship
and the distance handicap win be
shot fnflasr -
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
Jumping Joe Dugan
Leads Batters
Ina. 1.

In the American League, Joe
Dugan, the Yankee third base
man continued to lead with the
willow maintaining his average
Of Ala.
Hazen "Kiki" Cuyler, the
Pittsburgh outfielder, broke the
hold Of Billy Southworth on
batting honors in the National
League, according to hitting
averages released today. Guy
Ter tops the swatsmen in the
major circuit with an average
Of .373, Southworth was second
with .371s
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
WILLIAMSON NAMED As
NAVY / LACROSSE CHIEF

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 5.-Menh-
bers Of the Naval Academy lacrosse
team have selected Delbert r. VII
Hanson, Of Colorado, to be captain
OF the team for next year. He
plays cover point on the Navy
team which has won all its games
this season, including that against
West Point. Williamson IL an end
ON the football team.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
Jesse S eetsel
Sails for Home
With Pair

LONDON, June 6.Jesse
SWeetser, winner Of the British
Amateur Golf championship,
Francis Ouimet and Jess Gull
ford, all members Of the Ameri-
can golf team which success
fully defended the Walker Cup
against British chalIenxers,
sailed for New York on the
Aquitania today.
The other members Of the
Walker Cup team have re-
NAMED behind TO take part in
the play for the British open
championship.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
gtanalng e Teams

Yesterdays HenuItb
Brooklyn, los New York, q.
Boston, 8: Cimcinnatl, b.
PiftBbuRgh, 5; Chicago, 4
St. Louis PHILADELPHIA tPatnl.
Games Today
Sc. LOul0 &c Philadelphia
Chicago 1T Pittsburgh
Cincinnati ct Boston
Brooklyn nt New YOrh
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
professionals.
Braves Go on

Speeding along like an Erie
freight with a string Of enpties
In tow and nary COW on the
track ahead, the Braves sEnothered
the Reds again. to 5, clinching
the victory with q five-Fan rally
in the sixth inning. The rally
lifted Rixey out OF the picture
and Lucas, who relieved the elem
gated one. also was hit freely.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
TODAY'S
SPORT OIRIAL
81 Kirk Miller

News from the race tracks
within the past ne hours has
brought to light two 81 the
best and not dissimilar human
interest stories that have been
revealed in such rapid success
sion upon the sport horizon for
many ! day.
That truth Is indeed stranger
than fiction Is seldom better
proved than ii the various lines
lof athletic competition and in
cidents such Us the following
are, what the boys ID the back
room and IN the front office
like TO call zones for the book.
It seems that Tor the last 60
years veteran turfnaan BY the
name Of Tom Cheek has been
following the horses il capaci-
ties ranging from that Of stable
boy, jockey, trainer and owner
with Indifferent success.
Certainly his operations 81
such never brought him enough
to Istire upon, FOR at the
abundant age Of 1O1 he is still
Gin harness" and only Thursday
struck Il rather rich out st
Aurora, Ill, where things down
on the picket line haven't been
50 peaches and creamy Of late.
On that day Cheek personally
saddled his 1O-year-0Id z Red
and personally conducted him to
the track, where the aged
Splinter won the feature race Of
the day and about $500 for his
antiquated owner.
Both man and beast were win
ming after q span Of life when
most men and most thorough
breds have run their race. That
and the next incident just 70 to
prove that you can. never tell
what's in store IL you'II only
keep on keeping on.
The other niftics' IN sport
ing way is that o.. the lad who
held q winning ticket on Coro-
mach, winner of the famous Eng
lish Derby at EPSON Downs.
An obscure London book
keeper or clerk or notary public
bv the name Of Robert Bishop,
one Of the great army Of poorly
paid desk workers which makes
the wheels of industry revolve,
did q very unusual thing for
one who is accustomed to MAX
ing every penny do its duty
toward providing the necessities
Of life and never giving one
thought to Injuries or any
thing more than . bare living.
That something within as
which tells us to keep on keep
ing on told him to pinch off the
equivalent Of $3.50 and invest
it in q ticket on the EPSON
Downs Derby, which is bigger
and better and brighter than the
Kentucky Derby and Preakness
combined.
He had never gambled before
and can't tell you today why he
bought that ticket. He had al
ways been too busy with his
books to think Of the book
makers. His ledgers and mis-
trial balances were all the form
sheets he knew anything about.
The ticket was worth some
$500, 900 to him when Coronach
romped in ahead OF the Derby
field and we claim, like the
story of Tom Cheek, the true
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
Black Manages Maroon

Hugh Black, OF Lebanon. Pa, q
junior at Lafayette College, has
been elected manager Of next years
baseball team. A captain OF the
team will be elected next Saturday
after the final game.
The Washington times., 1926-06-05
FARLEY FLAYs
RICHARD

NEW YORK. June 5.-James A,
Farley. chairman Of the New York
state Athletic Commission, today
renewed his threats to bar Tex
Richard from the promotion Of box.
ing in this State il the promoter
persisted in his efforts to stage .
Dempsey-Tunney bout, while Harry
wills challenge is ignored. Farley
added that IL he is out.voted on
the question and Tunney gets first
shot at the heavyweight title, he
viii resign his post.
81 no longer will be associated
with a game that does not stand
for fair play" Farley said. "Con.
trary to reports, there never has
been any official or political oppo.
sition to a Dempsey.Wills bout in
my experience and I don't think
there will be. "s...,...
Richard was silent on FarIey'a
statement, merely contenting him,
self with declaring that he would
make known his plans on Tuesday.