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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
TOLEDO'S CHARITIES
ENRICHED $4,000
FROM PRIZE FIGHT

TOLEDO. July 1.-Toledo's charities
were enriched by $4,000 today When
Tex Richard. promoter of the Willarn
Dempsey heavyweight Championship
contest here Friday. turned over TINS
amount to G. +. Wall. chairman OF the
Toledo Boxing commission and director
~ public safety. The money represents
the irst payment on seven percent OF
the gross gate receipts promised to To-
lcdo's charities.
Later more money is due the charity
fund. promoter Richard said. The $3p.-
900 was paid merely as an advance on
account It represents only seven per-
cent Of receipts of approximately |42o.-
900 and Richard today admitted that the
advance sale actual cash in hand. had
already gone beyond the 100000 marx
and was rapidly approaching $S00.O0o.
Light work was the program in ooth
training camps this afternoon. Dempsey
went On a short. brisk walk but did not
plan to box. From now on he will con-
tinue his afternoon workouts to punch
ing the bag and shadow boxing.
willard will continue to box until
"Wednesday afternoon. The champion
expects 10 box six rounds each after
noon and will work for speed rather
than with the idea Of lettering his pres
ent condition WHICH he said is entirely
satisfactory.
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BOTH FIGHTERS
On EDGE FOR
RING CONTEST

TOLEDO, July 1.-The first tents
were pitched in Toledo tonight with the
arrival of the vanguard OF the greas
crowd for the Willard-Dempsey heavy
weight championship contest Friday
They were brought by autoists among
steady stream Of machines which began
pouring into Toledo at daylight.
With months Of training at their
backs. the champion and the challenger
are virtually on edge tonight. Nothing
remains but to hold this form. DR..
Joseph !. Sweeney. official physician TOT
the Toledo boxing commission. eXamin-
ed Willard and said he found him IN
such remarkable condition that ne
should be able to so the full twelve
rounds at whatever speed Dempsey sets.
He said Wizards stomach muscles are
three and n half inches thick.
Willard took a light workout today
boxing six rounds. and will repeat this
tomorrow. Dempsey took only some linn
berinG up exercises
Wizards weigh was announced rs
245 pounds and Dcmpsey's 1875. Trainer
Jimmy ncForcst said the challenger
probably would enter the ring at 100
pounds.
During the final "a hours every ef-
fort will be made to keep the ooxrrs
AWAY from the curious eyes and qucs-
tioning of thousands Of fight fans
whose sole object appears to center IN
asking the pugilists about their chances
of winning.
On Thursday Willard is likely to take
n long motor trip into the country ana
thus avoid the sightsecrs who are sure
TO flock to his training quarters and
even to his private living quarters
which are several miles apart.
Dempsey is so fine. however that ne
will not do light road Work. waHsinG
briskly with just enough exercising 10
hold his perfect edge He. too. is quite
likely TO disappear from tho gaze Of the
curious on Thursday. and will probably
sIeep In strange quarters the night be-
fore the bout.
There are n number of formalties
scheduled for the next few days In con-
nection with the contest. There will be
meeting Of the judges and referee to
discuss plans for reaching decision
under varying conditions which may
aris, nj the conclusion of the bout. This
conference will he held shortly after
the arrival OF Major Anthony j. lrcX'I
Riddle of Philadelphia and other mem
hers of the board OF boxing control.
The principals in the coming cham
pionship battlc will also be examined by
The official physician Of the local box
! ing commission. In tho case or VIII
| lard. however. the examination will h'
superficial. If held at all, for the same
/ authority put tic title holder through
! his physical PAGES recently and pro
nounccd him in perfect condition to en-
gage in n boxing contest. as Is required
| By the local regulations.
The gloves that the big boxers viii
wear have also been subjected to O.!
fetal inspection and declared satistac
! tory by those who will wear and be hi
by them. Drmpsey's are said to weigh
exactly five ounces. but those that vii
cncasc the champions fists are under
stood Ia weigh an ounce more. III wa
explained that this difference was du
TO tho fact that more skin was required
TO manufacture the title holders set
and no, to the presence Of add!tiona
! padding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Who Will Win Big Fight
Willard or Dempsey?
FAMO||s RING CRITICS SELECT
WINNER Of CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
BY rol6 SHAHxEx.

This boy Dempsey looks more ike
real fighter TO me than any l nave SCI
since the Horton law days Hell oN''
willard sure and l look FOR MIN "
turn the trick in about four roun"S'
willard never was great hsh.'r Ia
my opinion. Show me one goou "I'''
that ne ever beat and may cha"se my
opinion. S,- g.,
He beat Johnson when the black tci-
lou was all in, and At that It took him
,wcrty-six rounds to do il. He has
been out Of the ring for three years and
he won't be half as good as he was when
he won the title. He may look all rlsnt
from the outside. but you can't teil me
he'll be there when the pinch comes
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pu1GoNNT wEAKEES.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1-Boston
made only two scattered singles off
three Philadelphia pitchers today. but
nine bases on balls helped their scoring
and they Jwere ahead until Dumont
weakened in the sixth inning. the Atm
letics winning to 4. Kinney drove IN
tho winning run with a single off VIM
aTtcr two bases and two singles off Du-
mont had tied the score, and fllled inc
bases. Score: n;
Philadelphia. see. 2lO OOS ulN-.
Caldwell. Dumont. VIM ana Maiters'
Grevell Seibold. Kinney ana ferkins'
McAYoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ROLLER HEADS CLUB
Noted Physician wrestler Heads Big
Athletic Organization at
New York.

NEW YORK, July IA. new social
and athletic club will be erected in Man
haitian at a cost OF $4,000 900. it was an
nounced yesterday. 1t Is TO be called
the Continental Athletic Club and DR.. B.
F. Roller will be its first president.
There will be two gymnasiums in the
tuelve-story building. two swimming
pools and facilities for indoor baseball.
handball. basketball. tennis and golf.
Membership will be limited to $500.
with {, 900 residents. There will be 100
life memberships and 500 pioneer men,
bers.
Headquarters Of the club have been
establi shed at the Hotel st. Andrew.
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ARE WINNERS
AFTER SLUMP

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July AFTER
losing six straight games. Cleveland
today defeated Chicago IA to 9. Williams
and Dsnforth were Knocked from the
box while Shellenback also was hit
hard. First baseman Johnson of Cleve-
land. was hit in the head with pitched
ball and forced to retire and outfielders
Graney, Of Cleveland. and Murphy Of,
Chicago, quit because of injured legs.
Score r. II. r..
chicago. .., oO3 l01 103 . Is s
Cleveland. ...... 703 210 10x-14 16 !
Williams. Danforth, Shellenback and
Schalk, Jenkins; Jasper and O'NeNill.
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|NACKS WILL CO
To FA|RMONT

The fast McConkey nine OF the East
End. will go to Fairmont the tour'h
of July for second game Of the sea-
son with the fast nine OF that place.
Earlier in the season, the locals were
defeated by n to 0 score at the hanos
Of the Fairmonters. However the
locals are confident that they Will .wih'
As they will have Bell. the little put
Rne shortstop, and Burkhart, the pitchi
ing mainstay Of the team. back in tn'i
lineup.
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Wv EDDIE rooo2TY.

I've seen all the best OF the heavy
rcivh,s for the past ten years. and l
think Dempsey the greatest OF the
bunch.
He has . real haymaking wallop. I've
seen him in the gymnasium and In ne
ring He's clover and crafty. ana
makes no Mistakes when the proper
openings occur for the goods to De de-
Iiyered, Some Of the critics Of MY
country naturally throw the hammel
about him, but they know In their hearts
that he is really the Worlo hea''
weight champion.
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EAGLES
PLAY Y0RKV|LLE

MANY fans will flock to League park
both morning and afternoon Friday,
when the fast team from Yorkville In
yades Martins Ferry for a doubleheader.
One game will he played In the morning
and will be called at 10 o'clock and the
second game in the afternoon. being
called at 2 o'clock Morgan will likely
pitch one Of the games for the Eagles.
II is not known as to who Manager Row
ley has decided upon for the other game
The EhEles were defeated several weeks
ago by the tribe from Yorkville. but the
Ferry boys expect to get sweet revenge
when they meet again on the Fourth OF
July.
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TIMELY HITS
BY k|LLEFER
!. HELPED CUBS

CHICAGO, July 1.-Killefcr's batting
today enabled Chicago to defeat Gin
cinnati to .. in twelve inning pitch
cr's battle. He made half tho locals
hits. drove in tho first two runs ana
started the winning rally with his
fourth hit. Martin replaced carter
when the latter was ordered out of the
game by Umpire Quiglcy for protesting
decision at first base. McCahc. who
was on the coaching line. also was
chased for protesting the ruling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
AMERICAN PLANTS
DOWN In MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. June Ga Mexican
government official just returned from
the United Stctcs says that several
large manufacturers Of farm machinery
in tho United States hay" decided to cs-
tablish branch offices and plants IN
Mexico. Motor trucks and tractors w"rr
mentioned as two of IN" commodities
that will meet with r"adicst sale and
adaptation in the republic.
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GIANTS BEAT DODGERS.

NEW YORK. July HEAVY hitting
in the early innings Of the game en-
sb,ed New York to defeat Brooklyn IN
the first game of their series here TO-DAY
six to one. 81, o,
Konetchy, Brooklyn's first baseman'
in his first two trips to the plate
hanged out two hits, running his streak
of consecutive hits up to ten season
record. Score: .oo n,
New YORK. 13l DOL 0ox-6 13 l
Pfeffer and Miller; ;Toney ana NC
Carly.
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BAUERS WILL GO
" TO ST. MARYS

Everything is in readiness Tor the
Reuers to start on their journey FRI
day morning for their game with. the
fast st. Mary's nine at the latter place
ON the afternoon OF the Fourth Of July
King will likely pitch for the locals
hut it is not known who will oppose
him on the mound. Many loyal roo:-
cTs OF the nine will accompany the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
VANCE Nine GOES TO
RUSH RUN FRIDAY

Two games will be played Friday at
Rush Run. when the Vance A. C., or the
South Side, goes to the upriNer town to
oppose the boys Of that place. The frst
game will be called at 10 a. m. and the
second at . p. m. As TO who will pitch
for the Rush Run aggregation Is not
known, hut Ludwig and Hixcnbaugh Will
divide up the games between them and
expect to come through with two VIC
fnrine
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nv pa-ro NELSON.

Jack Dempsey is rounding to niceiE.
Let him 20 along nice and easy from
now till the fight and he'll eat that VIZ
lard fellow alive. At this stage or ms
training Dempsey is a bit pee'eo.
mich paye me the championship. IL
ia sure indication that man Is IN
perfect physical condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
TOOK TOO 1oao TO SAT GOODBYE

BREST. July 1.-One American soldier
who fingered too long saying goodbye to
his girl on the railway PLATFORM Al his
train was leaving for Brest missed his
train. Though he overlook 1t by getting
a ride on the next faster train, his COM
manding officer made him march up and
down in the aisle Of the car for five
hours carrying his pack and rifle while
the train was going Its miles 10 Brest.
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CARD
LOOKED ALIKE
To PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. July 1.-Pittsburgh
defeated St. Luis today II to 4. the locals
batting heavily against three 81. LOUIS
pitchers. Doak yielded 10 hits In three
innings and gave way to Meadows VINO
was also hit hard, Ames pitching the last
two innings. Mayer kept the visitors
hits scattered. Bigbee, Safer and cut
shaw featured at the bat. Score:
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Two base hitS-Rath.
Three base hit-Deal
Stolen bases-KillCfcr Pick. Roush.
Sacrifice hits-Daubert 2; Martin.
Left on bases-Cincinnati ID; Chi
cago 8.
Base on balls-OH Carter s. Filler l:
Martin 4.
Hts-on Carter 4 IN 3; Martin in
8.
Hit by pitcher-By Carter .. (Bres.-
Ter. Eller).
Struck out-By Eller 2; Carter !;
Martin l.
Wild pItches-Martin 3.
Winning pitcher-MartiE. =
Passed ball-Wingo.
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WASHINGTON, July 1.--Coston.
duction this year was forecast tosH
1O.sS6, 600 equivalent 500 pound 49,
the department Of agriculture, eAean
estimate on the June - condtGoA ~
growing crop. which vas 100
OF q normal. and an area OF SksDe
acres under cultivation on that oAeA
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AnrnrcA uIuuNArD.

WIMBLEDON. July l.-Charles 3.
Garland. OF Yale University, the only
American player to reach the semi
finals. was eliminated to-day by Kings
cote Of England, in the annual tennis
championship begin played here. The
score was 6-1. Ga. rs. 81.
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Two-basc hits-Ault (2). Three base
Bases on palls-'ui
Zcrla, 1; off Fashion. .; off Pollock D.
Hit by pitcher-Orell. Snyder An,t
Mazelli. Struck out-By Zerla, =: ny
Fashion, /: by Pollock, S; by Netzlc' :.
!'mnires-Louis Orell and Dave Telford.
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by L. W. WOOSTER,
L1 xz5J&or- RrooklYu Times.

II Willard can return to the condition
re was in when he won the tipie from
Johnson at Havana he will win Over
Jack Dempsey in their battle at Ioieoo'
~ IN Ju,v a. II not. Dempsey will win.
tn hir fellow must be right for Demp-
SOW, Selecting a winner depends upon
Wizards condition. II the champion Is
in shape he should win on form.
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HELD By RUSSELL.

WASHINGTON. July Russell held
Washington to five hits two Of which
were not made until in the ninth after
two outs had been recorded and New
York won the opening game of the
series today, one to nothing. Harper.
pitching for Washington. was somewhat
wild. Score: r. Fl. E..
New York. ..... 100 900 000-1 1
Washington. .... 600 900 1000 5
Russell and Hannah; Harper, White
house and Charity.
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DLLONVALE INDIANS
DEFEAT GLENCOE
;al IN The Intclligcncrr.

-
DILLONVALE. o.. June 29.-I'y
mail)-Thc Dllonvale Indians ea'ily
defeated the Glencoe A G. by the score
OF IL to 3. The feature Of the game
was a hard catch made by Galupe ard
an assist at the plate. also the pitch
ing Of Zcrla. who struck out twelve ilen
in seven innings. The score:
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,rvrzu urVuIrAf
VISITOR IN CITY

Mike Mullen. former popular baseball
player Of Moundsville. now resident OF
the city yesterday. Mike was at one
time the most sensational shortstop
nlaying amateur ball in the Wheeling
district. He played several seasons In
the Canadian league.
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shaw. Bigbce. Three-base hits-Heath-
cote l,avan. Stolen bases-Bigbee.
Schmidt, Snyder .. Sacrifice hits-Ca-
ton. southworth. Schmidt. Sacrince
a,es-shottcn, Lavan. Stengel. Left en-
bases-St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 6. FIRST
base on balls-On Meadows l. of Ames
. Hits-On Doak 10 in 3 innings; none
out in fourth: Off Meadows in IN
nings. Struck ,out-By Meadows /. oy
Ames l. Winning pitcher, Mayer. Los
ing pitchcr-Doak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02

Mr.. Keller is q well-known slectttrsa b
at the McKelvey- Ewing company 49,
lives ut Greigsville. Miss AcLAngct
is a resident Of the South Side ~ -
many friends who will be surprises ~
learn of her marriage. *
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ny SID MERCER,
New York Globe.

think twelve rounds will be ample
for Dempsey TO demonstrate that youth
and agility will conquer mere ou,S'
willard Is too old to stand off rush
ing fighter who can hit. and don't think
he'll 60 the limit.
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standing Of Clubs.

The greater the necessity Tor SAVING
,ba rreater your opportunity to use
The intelligencer Want Ads.
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NY n1cHARD J. B8A1TH,

Boxing Crldc, FKIuhu0IPI1I1
pick Jess willard to retain ms title
by a decisive defeat Of the challenSer'
lack Dempsey. will 10 further tnan
that. I predict that Willard Will win
nv Knockout.
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EASY FOE BRAVES.

BOSTON. July Lied by Maranvill".
who made two home runs. Boston hatted
Rixey and Murray hard today and won
easily from Philadelphia Q 10 |. Demarec
allowed only five scattered hits. The
score: r. II. F..
PHILADELPHIA. 900 100 O00--1 o
BOSTON. O30 20 03X-9 IL
Murray and Cady; Dcmarcc and Will
son. ,s'aAMB
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark. 7: Jersey City. 6.
Reading, 5; Baltimore. s.
Buffalo, 10: .Binghanton. 8.
Toronto, s: Rochester. 4.
Toronto, 3: Rochester, b.
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standing of Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Cleveland. IA; Chicago. g..
St. Louis. 6; Detroit 4.
New York. /: Washington. 0.
Philadelphia. I; Boston, 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

IL; st. Louis.
New York, s; Brooklyn. l.
Boston, 9; Philadelphia. l.
Chicago. 3: Cincinnati. 2
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WHEELING COUPLE ~.
WEDSAT BUFFALO
c;., "a srb. Tnteiii0encer

Special to The Intelligencer.
BUFFALO. N. T.. July 1.-RoDsfs c.
Keller and Marie Mclaughlin. bNh ~
Wheeling, secured marriage
shortly before noon today here - q ~
city clerks office.
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goTRERoN TIE HERO.

sT. LOUIS. July 1.-Sothron's batting
and pitching were mainly responsible
for ST. Loiis' five to four victory over
Detroit to-day. A triple by the young
twirler in the second drove in two runs
and his single in the ninth sent across
the winning run. Score:
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ny GEORGE Kennedy,
cnnada,S Leading Boxing and Spof's

The fight will 30 twelve ROUNDS anu
wirard's greater length Of reach should
enable him TO hold off the smai'e'
Dempsey and win the championship.
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ny WILLIAM II. KICKS 5H-
Sporting Bdisor y. Z. Evening SouFAt'
Willard for mine. He is too big ana
strong for Dempsey.
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Other games not scheduled.
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