Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1951 — Page 25

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DUI Car By JIM HEYROCK city he visits, Indianapolis might battle with Tunney in 1927 still business is located, and works in Franklin Athletes”

Jack Dempsey, the old Manas- be included as a location in the holds the record for the largest Chicago. Times ‘State Service

and u y . Pp : 8a Mauler, may goon have his| chain. fight gate in history. He's employed by the . De- JT RANRLIN Ser 6 =Frankiin Exchange fists in another pie. 4 a2 0 . He now appears as a middle- Forest's Training, Inc, a radio| College's Ea aL he The black - browed Dempsey, DEMPSEY no longer looks like aged businessman, graying at the and electronics school, in Chi- Heminger, 3 e hew ¢ 0 real estate operator, performer, the slugger who used to take on temples, He*calls New York home, cago. But on the Hadacol cara- athletics fg A ¢ sen ntee referee, fight manager, motion four to six opponents in one eve- has two daughters, 17. and 15, in van, he's selling ‘government head re : ie i I Stor : picture producer, bond salesmfn, ning in exhibitions and whose California where his real estate bonds. He admits he still feels it’s Physical . educa~ y es Jestarateus welfare director, .s : ~ important to keep his name and Hor ,department echnical advisor and. busine ; > aa : ‘ 3 Sg face before ie today. i 8 § : Th te ace before the public, . ~~ . anapolis man, came to Indian: polis today. ‘ x : 3.8 a The irizziie’s RATER SHI,

IN . HIS JOB with the De- 8rid mentor i Forest's organization, Dempsey is Since 1949, Hemthe student welfare director. He Inger was named - “cheers up” the students when the to succeed going gets. rough. Robert Harvey.

The former world's 3s heavyweight champion, acclaimed as one of the greatest of them all, is riding the Hadacol Caravan which plays

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tonight. A picture will soon be made by Harvey has 88 iH. RKO of his life. Negotiations been appointed SU AND AS =00n as he was settled have been going on for some head basketball eminger.

coach at DePauw University. Before coming to Franklin, Heminger was athletic director at Shurtleff College in Alton, Ill.

time, “1 believe Bob Ryan will play me in the picture,” said Dempsey today. “He's under contract now to do it. Doc Kearns (Dempsey’s . . former manager) and I have to Offer $31,000 in Prizes get together with the writers soon. NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (UP)—A ind “discuss the story.” total of 124 events, including 22 ¥ 4 8 championships, and $31,777 In BUT THE ex-champ, who now prizes will be offered at the 63d

In his suite in the Claypool RHEAD Hotel, Dempsey was on the tele-

phone, lining up his latest idea

'ES a chain of restaurantg stretching across the country, Full of energy and looking in ! fine physical condition despite his 6 years, the former champ is looking over restaurants in each

IS, . . y weighs 220, still has an eve on National Horse Show at Madi- ; a ancy Fixtures Phils Can t Even the heavyweight boxing picture. son Square Garden, Oct. 30 to ‘re ’ ‘It's all messed up,” he says. “I Nov. 6, it was announced today. Out-Sel by A t er irge Accounts Figure to Repeat think this kid Rocky Marciano . NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (UP) will beat Joe Louis when they Taylor Signs Coach Looking like a man who just meet. next month. : UPLAND, Sept. 6—Charles Os-

It takes little urging to have walt, fornfer athletic director at Dempsey demonstrate his stance Olivet College, signed a contract and punch. today to coach the Taylor Uni-

lost his last mathematical chance which indeed he had--mourn-ful Eddie Sawyer today traced

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