Reckless At Spouting Charges In Newspapers (Harry Greb), January 8, 1924 Montana Comes Back Despite Ring Bloomer (Dempsey vs. Gibbons), October 25, 1924 Johnson's Ring Fame Due To Wild Blow (Jack Johnson), November 1, 1924 Flowers Finds Himself in Tough Spot (Tiger Flowers), January 5, 1925 Menke Sees Mystery In Terrific Punch of Jack Delaney (Jack Delaney), February 4, 1925 Jack Dempsey Will Never Fight Harry Wills (Jack Dempsey/Harry Wills), April 9, 1925 Benny Leonard's Old Pals Gone to Bow-wos (Benny Leonard), October 7, 1925 Dempsey Today Is Better Than Ever, Says Menke (Jack Dempsey), November 13, 1925 Walker Draws Up Smart Deal with Kearns (Mickey Walker/Jack Kearns), November 27, 1925 'Wife of Champ Has No Easy Life,' Jack's Estelle Sighs (Jack Dempsey), January 6, 1926 Scramble to Groom Next Heavy Champ Under Way, April 30, 1926 Menke Defends Dempsey, Declares Champ Is Fit (Jack Dempsey), June 26, 1926 Quitting Mix When Beat Not Sign of Yellow, July 20, 1926 Menke Sees Little Logic In Harry Wills' Claims, August 10, 1926 Dempsey of Old Will Be In Ring, Menke Declares (Jack Dempsey vs. Gene Tunney), September 18, 1926 Menke Says Dempsey Forgot Famous Shift (Dempsey vs. Tunney), September 29, 1926 Marines Have Another One Looking for Title (Albert Foreman), October 16, 1926 Monte Munn Abandons Politics for Squared Ring: Begins Battle For Ring Fame at 28 Years; Grid Star Shows Promise, But Has Only Met Punks (Monte Munn), November 1, 1926 Menke Warns Fighters to Ignore Greeley's Advice: Many Champs Hit for West and Oblivion, December 13, 1926 Sport World Reluctant to Accept Tunney as Champ: Bumped Over Gibbons, Carp and Dempsey; Beat 'Em All as They Came Along, Yet Is Not 'Accepted' (Gene Tunney), December 20, 1926 Only Four Contenders Remain for Tunney's Title: Many Cleared from Path of Heavy Champ, January 5, 1927 Menke Sees Operation as One hope for Dempsey: Recurrence of Old Ill Makes Jack Sick Man; Ex-Champ Insists He Needs No Surgical Treatment (Jack Dempsey), March 15, 1927 Dempsey Pins Hope On Bout About July 4: Ex-Champ Looking Over Sites for His Training Camp (Jack Dempsey), March 20, 1927 Dempsey-Sharkey Bout Appears Out of Question: Former King Says He Has 'Lost' Punch; But Sparring Mates Give Proof He Is Playing Possum, June 7, 1927 Menke Favors Dempsey by Knockout in Five Rounds: Expert Gives Reasons for Picking Jack; Says Tunney Can Not take a Shellacking