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; (til HI MM H H '. ROSEBURG ' NF,WS,RF.VIEw ! FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 11927'; i ! r FOUR . , ; DEMPSEV, THE SOCKER f , , Here's First Photo Showing Ex-Champ Mixing, It With , , , ,r 1 ; Sparring Mate, ' . ; ' , , j r r'" t "" .'v - I have a hunch All thercs for lunch Is odds and ends Yon wait old dear, with Alpine here left overs taste a tewi JTS :. like new' ros take the i ilHliil I 1 1 s II M I 1 I I i t 1 t 1 1 1 M I t UJ i ; I I ! I ! i i 3 ! tllll.HiHil V HlllS 5 i x All ' ? Jf - f "s ! " I ? cream in every drop . ' . , SMOOTH, creamy, flavor s.iucc.9 and salad dressings made with Alpine, That's the way to turn left-overs liito uelicious, appetizing dishes that even the "pickicst" cater in your family will relish, j Alpine has cream 111 every drop. It takes a quart of pure, rich, ftill-creain milk to make a pint of Alpine with nothing added, nothing taken away but water, -V Delicious in coffee improves all cooking, Costs less than 'ordinary milk,,. 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' ' V' - ( y v , , , HERE ARE A FEW - . Ford Touring, 1 924 model i 922-Ford Coupe '.'... ......... 1-925 Star light' Delivery .... . ' ' . -' . 192 Q Chalmers, Touring .... Oakland Touring ..!... 1 92 1 Hudson Sedan ....,... .....$1S0 ,.:..;.;::..v:.:::...$l50 :. ...:...:.:.:....:;.$250 ..........:...$10o' ;...:.....;.........$ so ..'.'! $450 , Ml rvv . Every day brings this to Dempsey a few rounds against h!s spar ring partners! The old boy is socklna m hard at Lincoln Fields these days, socking 'em hard and perfecting hie defense against the sort of punches he expects Gene Tunney to shoot at him when they fight soon In Chicago. Leo P. Flynn, Dempsey's manager, says these sparring partners are rounding Dempsey In shape fast enough. Here he Is, at the right, with Oscar till of New York. BEAT HOODOO i t - OF GOME Precedent ; 'Against Ex- Champion in Effort to ' " Regain Title. AGE' IS ADVANTAGE Voungest Ex-Champion yto -Attempt to Regain the Title Fights Have . Been Vain. j ' , , '. - ''''- 'l' '' '''"' ' V'' .- " ' 1a8" i! CHICAGO, Sept. .0. The great est adventure of Jack Dempsey's Hpoctaculur career Ugh just ahead of. tlio colovlul : rlnfeman who throatvim to "do the undonble" wfu back the heavyweight cham ploiiHhtp he lost to (iene Tunney In. the rnin-drenched 1 arena at Philadelphia last Cull,.. - Thoroughly convinced that he enn whip the man who slashed his race Into a gory mask In the bes- qiiloVntenlal Stadium, s t it b bed iiuttnnminej'tfd him 10 the v -3 frivol a knockout in ten rounds, Delnp soy Ih in'iuly determ.'.Tud f.luit tli'- Pv:bHk 'i mlohol'-ie;. ennu agaja, rest with him. - ' t . Alrcatly the comebnek campaign of 11 former champion, never be fnro successful in 'the' history Oi the ring, hns carried- the -"Man assa JIanler," past: the foremost ot the younger contenders. , On July 21. In the Yankee Stadium, Demp sey unleashed enough" of the dead ly. punching power and grim cour age of bis greatest days to knock out Jack-' Sharkey, the Boston sailor, in seven rounds. , . llut the truest adage of the ring 5 "Tliey never come back" looms In the path of Dempsey s realization of a great ambition, and-at the age of 32, when nth letes in other Crunches of sport are at the peak of their games, the hoodoo of precedent alVeud.v Is pointing'out that every modern champion, with' the 'exception ol Jack Johnson, lias tried to regain the heights and -failed. Johnson, -in- legal difficulties, passed from tho. fistic sceue when Jess Willard 'knocked him put in 2G rounds. at Havana in 1915. No encouragement ever was. given his pi tins for a comeback. But Johnson's conqueror, tlie hugo Pottawatomie farmer, - turned to tho ring four years nCter Dempsey crushed him in thrcv rounds in 1010. Villard-knocked out Floyd Johnson In 1023 but he was-40 yeors old and burly Luis Firpo spiked the comeback etlorl with an eight, round knockout a little later. , , . - The comeback virus, gnawing in the blood of former champions who refused-to accept one deieut us conclusive, bronght Jim Cor belt back to fight Jim Joffrles for the title alter Lanky Bub Fltzsimmons, freckled originator of the solar plexus wallop, knock ed out "Gentleman Jim" Tor Hie title at Carson. City In 1S97. Cor bet was 34 when Jeffries knocked him out In 23 rounds at Coney Is land but It wasn't until Jeffries again dropped Corbett, this time In ton rounds at 'San Francisco, that Beau Brummel of tho heavy weights forsook tho game. "Ruby Robert" himself took two knockouts "from Jeffrfes- the first costing 'him -the 4itJo in 1001 beforo bowing to Jim. as master. , Jeffries ended . Fitzs career . at 40 with tho second knockout a vear later.'' JetTi-jos met the same fate he meted out to the game Australian. 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