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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
Will Return Home.

- Washington, Sept. 2l.-(Special
Telegram. State Senator w. Y.
Hoagland of North Platte, with Mrs.
Hoagland, who have returned to
Washington from the week spent in
baltimore as delegates to the Odd
Fellows conention and the Daugh-
tiers OF Rebecca, we're guests OF
Judge kinkaid at luncheon in the
house restaurant. They lease for
Nebraska Sunday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
Carried from Building

Vancouver, B. c., Sept 2l.-All
the patients at the Sl,aughnessy
Military Convalescent hospital here
were carried outside to safety by
rescue parties today when fire de-
stroyed the east wing of the hos
pital building. All the hospital equip
tnent was saved. The prince of
Wales planned to visit the hospital
on his arrival here Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22

when l entered West Point" Colonel
Robinson told me. Il recall him as
a steady-going chap. Especially do |
recall his wonderful physique, his
powerful, square-shouldered form
and his square-jawed face. How he
could clinch his teeth!
Have you ever noticed coach
mans physiognomy? l don't mean
the army mule driver who can swear
at his mules when they ara unruly. |
mean the old-fashioned coachman
who drives his master and mistress
and has to control not only his
horses but himself. who cannot
swear when his horses are unruly.
That man comes to have a certain
physlognomy | think of such
physlognomy-such a type-when |
recall Jack Pershing's jaw. He could
control men. And at the same time
he could control himself"
Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
1850 U. S. Troops In Siberia
Sail Home From VIadiv0StOk

Nladivostok, Sept. 2l,-{By The
Associated Press. 1.-The transport
Logan, with 1880 American troops,
principally members of the 9th in
fantry. LEI. for the United States to-
day by way of Manila and should ar
rive in San Francisco about October
q. Replacement troops arrived here
September 6.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
Bomb Thrown in Carriage
Injuries Russian Generals

Tiflis, Trans Caucasia, Sept. IL
General Buratoff, the representative
in Georgia Of General Denekine, the
anti Bolsheviki leader in South Rus
STA, was severely wounded and the
Georgian general Odesledized in
jured by the explosion of bomb
thrown into General Buratoffs
automobile.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
South Side Breuities

Baggage and express, also moving.
Quick service. Jack Ford, South 2730.
Don't fail to see the Sanico range, the
stove that is guaranteed for 25 years.
Factory representative here to demon
strate. Koutsky-Pavlik Co.
An Oklahoma inventors adjust
able wrench for hexagon nuts
grips four of the six sides of nut
between the end of slotted bar and
a sliding sleeve
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22

Caroline McDole, of Indianola,
Iowa, writes, 81 have used Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy and it has done me
great deal of good. | don't be-
lieve there is a better medicine
on EARTH" Only IS cents per
bottle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-22
A Poser for Madge.

And had a very special and
sentimental reason for believing
that his return would not be de-
layed beyond the final week of
June. For III that week our little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-11

Cut out the picture on all four
sides. Then carefully fold dotted
line l its entire length. Then
dotted line =, and so on. Fold
each section underneath, accurately.
When complete turn over and
you'll find a surprising result. Save
the pictures.
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CANADIAN TO ENTER RACE.
Brown, Champion Autoist. VIII
Compete on BAY Track.

William W. Brown. champion Of Can
ada, has applied for entrance in. the
100 mile auto racing derby and other
events to be decided at the Sheepshead
Bay Speedway on July I. Brown never
has raced In the East In the Santa
Monica race early In the season Brown
created a sensation with his Richards
Special. a car that has covered more
than 1928 miles an hour in races. In
tha race on the coast the car actually
ran away with Brown, and he withdrew.
fearing he would be killed Since then,
however Brown has mastered this land
fer. and many of the drivers already
entered in the classic on July 4 say
II Browns machine stands up he will
beat anything that races on four wheels.
IIowdy Wilcox, who raced around the
Indianapolis speedway with Brown dur
ing the elimination trials, says the
Richards Special Is probably the fastest
racing machine ever built 1t Is roo
fast for road racing, and can be used
only on speedway as large az the
Sheepshead Bay course. Elmer shan
non of Chisholm, MINI, wired Manager
Johnston yesterday that his entry is on
the way.
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FePdie Is. Flailed.

Schupp followed Causey into the game
In the first with none out two runs In
and Griffiith perched on second Wheat
greeted Ferdle with a smash over sec
ond that brought in Tommy from second
Myers's inheld single and a pass 10 Ko-
netchy fled the bases. Fitzsimmons
famed. Mlllers sacrifice fy 20 Kaun
scored Wheat. Cheney's bounter over
Chase's head registered Myers and put
Konetchy on third from whence Ed reg
lstered on a passed ball. Olson popped
to Chase
Singles by Olson. Grifith and Whea,
bagged two more runs off schupp In the
fourth with the ala of wild throw by
Fletcher.
Burns launched the New York assault
on Cheney In the eighth with a double
10 right Following singles by Young
Fletcher. Kauff and Chase melted the
Giants three runs.
Heine Zimmerman. the newly we'd
was given a rest after he had scored in
the nth and Frisch played third during
the remainder Of the game Myers
twice robbed Frisch OF apparent extra
base, blows by long running catches
The score:
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II the facts of history have any bs.rin

II tie ttcts Oh hlbtpry nave any beATink
on the betting question. the figures that
favor Dempsey. should be taken by him
as an Ill omen. No challenger for the
heavyweight championship has been an
even money choice, In the Sullivan
Corbett battle in 1899 Corbett was a I to
favofite over Sullivan, Corbett was
to over Fitz, Fitz was to over JET,
Burns was 9 to 10 over johnson. and
johnson was to 10 over Willard.
In order to upset betting tradition
Dempsey will be compelled to upset
Willard.
II cannot be denied that a large ma
jority of the ring experts now on the
ground select Dempsey as the winner.
Possibly the experts are due Tor another
jolt -. ~ t.
:, Miske Not Coming.
Billy Miske, who was expected to join
Dempsey's camp and assist the chal-
lenger in his FINAL preparation. has
changed his mind, and announced he will
not be among those present when the roll
Of sparring partners Is called.
No one need go hungry on the Fourth
In the big arena. The caterer announces
he will have $4,000 sandwiches and other
eatables on tap.
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NEW PLAYERS FOR ROYALS.

Competition between tho Lincoln
Giants and the Royal Giants. the most
intense in semi professional baseball cir
cles, will be resumed on Sunday after
noon at Olympic Field. In Harlem. They
will play the second double header Of
their series. The Royals will bring four
new players. men who are counted on 20
strengthen the club materially. and force
the Llncolns to revise their estimate Of
their rivals Recently the Linoeins took
two games from the Royals. who since
then have beaten the silk Sox of
Paterson. 60,
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NEWARK TAKES TWO
GAMES FROM LEAFS
Bears Have Close Call in First
Game, but Win Second Eas-
ily-ScOres, 80 and 8-2.

NEWARK. June internationally
A triple by Letter and Gathers single
netted a . to victory for Newark over
Toronto in tho FIRST game here to-day
In the second contest Newark handed
the Leafs an TO 2 defeat.
Walsh and McCabe starred at bat for
the home team In the second game. Each
got three hits Sargeants daring base
running was feature. Gonzales, To-
ronto's shortstop. had a clean slate In
batting In the second contest He go,
three hits and a sacrifice. The scores:
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REFEREE SQUABBLE
NEAR SETTLEMENT
Man Is Chosen. but Identity
Not Made Public Pending
Action Here. 3"
RECORD LIKELY CHOICE
Brown and WEIGH Probable
Judges-Willard and Demp-
scy Have Busy Day.
RECORD LIKELY CHOICE
nv CHARLES =. MATHIsoN.

TOLEDO, ohio, June ab.--TAfter nearly
ss many conferences. ultimatums and
exchanges of notes as are necessary 70
se,tle the world war the disputants In
the great wrangle over the referee of
the Willard-pempsey battle to-day
agreed on terms Of peace and signed tho
papers The names OF the three men
who will sit in Judgment on the giadia-
tors one week from next Friday were
not made public
A little moro red tape must be I'M
wound before they ara disclosed, but
one thing revealed vas the fact that in
addition 10 a referee there will be two
Judges w. A. Gavin and Adam Empis
Of the Army, Navy and Civilian Board
Q. Boxing Control. who have been strug-
cling with tho problem for nearly a
week, left this evening for New York.
They said they would submit their re-
port 10 a meeting Of the board In New
York on Friday and that after that body
had taken action the names of the Of
Acials would be telegraphed to Tex
Richard here.
Gavin and Empie said they could not
diyugs the names in advance OF their
submission 10 the board. and Richard
declared he could not. say anything
about a matter, that was In the hands
Of the, board. Enough Is known Of the
action of the leading figures in the
drama to predict with confidAnce that
Ollie Pecord. official referee of. the
Toledo Boxing Commission. viii be the
third man In the ring. The identity Of
the Judges Is a matter Of conjecture,
but ths chances are that they will be
Jack WEIGH and Bill Brown.
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Get Two in Eighth.

The Yankees gathered q brace OF tall
lies In the eighth. Wickland came IN
to bat for Schneider and lifted a fly 10
Walker. Wick beat out an infied hit
and Peck followed suit When Baket
grounded to Burns both men on the
PATHS advanced and the stage was set
Tor trouble for the Mackmen. Lewis
came to scratch with a one base knock
10 left which scored Vick' and Peck.
Lewis took second on a tumble by witt.
but Pip ended the rally by flying out
to Roth. To-day those Athletics again
An The score:
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Totals, "a tli ~ lisl
- n l.

Totals, "a II n II 81
Slated for Raglan In the eighth timing.
New York...,....... 0 q o.0l % 4 o.
Brooklyn.,..........., 0 3 % -
Two bsse hits-Burns. 0rinith Miller
runs-Johnston, Wheat Stolen baacs-
Burhs, Myers, Sacrifice hit-Miner. sscri.
nee flesLhsse, Miller Doubls PLAY
hsses-New York. s; Brooklyn, O. Bases on
bslls-0n Schunp, CKonetehy. Myers; ON
Cheney. . Doyle zmmsrnsni Hits and
earned runs--Oh Causey, Q and . in no in.
ming lnone out in hr.oj OF schupp, 8 and
innings; of Winters 2 and 1 In inning /;
of Cheney. runs, Struck out-By schupp,
3 (Fitzsimmons 2. Konetchy); by Raglan. !
(Gri fifth, Clancy; by Cheney, burns,
Hauh, Barnes, Gontsles>, Passed balloon.
gales. Losing pitcheF-Csusey Umpires-
Messrs. Byron cplatel and Harrison Cbases).
Time OF game-3 hours.
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PHILLIES AND BRAVES
AGAIN BREAK EVEN
Ludsrus's Homer Wins Second
Game-Scorss, 81 and So.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25-CNational)
Philadelphia and Boston again divided
double header to-day. the visitors win
ming the first game, to I, and Phila-
delphia the second, . to 3. Luderus' 3
home run In deep centre field in the
eighth inning with two runners on the
bases won the second game. The scores /:
BOSTON tNl PHILADELPHIA (Hl
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w nth the heavyweight championship fight in To
w oft the stage is admirably set for the inev
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
NJ DANIEL.

W 18TH championship
w Oft inevitable losers excuse
Willard beaten be able that he had not
trained in the underestimate his
Dempsey handled improperly
by his trainer that he had burned his and STALE It's
ever thus and doubt will remain thus Just long as fighters are
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that s ussSs "n doubtful about nus Ss " shoulder
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in the Yankee offices in looked fit ready.
| A New Boxing Puzzle PropbundeA . British Cable.
a
Of
20 a
would
England
the with Francis Ro another Weshman
champion able
coll still good enough twenty rounds of minutes
declared aerward that had the bout
In their effort reesabsh championships tie British
Taking
Jimmy Wilde
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Willard and Dempsey eand) Fight but Names Are Not Made
Milan and Wheat
Join Batting Stars

XTITH two hits In three eeicial
W. psuEh yesterday Ssd srsthsr
big session with the claymore
and intrenohed himself more hrmly
then ever In the league Ieedership. He
Vcach remained tied for second Honors
At $40. Fisgstead dropped out Of the
Leading Ave. Milan came up into fourth
place, while Johnston fell TO NTH.
Jumped Z points, to .tos. z:ck wheat
Of the superbas took Roush's place as
s ri sish best b1s.man' The 'eadr'
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Totals. IS 10 81 l6
1.-TWO ont when winning run was scored.
tBatted for SCHNEIDER in the eighth inning
Philadelphia. .!....... II 0 0 o o o 90
New York 0 0 o 0 / o ., IA
Two base hitS--Perry Burns. Pip, Hannah.
Sacrifice hts-Perry, nugau. Thomas. sacri-
nee nyKSshh PsssesNn eK y veg h h%a
bic plav-RakeL Pratt and Hannah Buses on
balls-On Schneider 1 mugan, Burns, Shan
non. WITH of Perry, I Feck). Struck out
nv, Schneider. 3 Cwitt, walker y ny Russell.
2 perry, Thornss} by Perry Pratp. Hit
by pitcher--fy Schneider, /. Cpucanl. Passed
hsllFHannAh, Hits--On Schneider. 5 in s. in
ninss; on Russell, in inning. Winning
Ditcber-Russell.
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VAUGHN BEATS REDS.
shows. strength In Pinches ana
Cubs Win, 8 to l..

CINCINNATI, June 25.-(National)-
Vaughn was very strong to-day with
men on bases and Chicago won the last
game OF the series, 3 to 1. The teams
were to have played two games, but the
first was postponed on account of rain.
The score:
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WASHINGTON SPLITS
BILL WITH BOSTON
Takes Free Hitting First
Game, 8 to 8, but Is Beaten
/, in Sunset Contest, 1 to 0.

BosroH, June 25--(Americsn).- After
Washington had defeated Boston, 10
3, in a free hitting. loosely Yielded first
game to-day Boston won the second.
to 0. In the sunset contest Sam
Jones had the better Of walter johnson.
The scores:
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CINCINNATI N.)

TO Ss., AtmGros s,o,i p,,ser SF.rssl,
rihcs hit-Nesle. Double piays--Groh. Rari-
den and paubert; Roush and Daubert Msgec
cinnsti, s. Bases on baiis-of Ring b; on.
Vaughn. 8. Hlts-oH Ring, 10 In ti.S innings;
off Bresslsr. .. in 2 % innings. Loting pitcher
Ring.
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Three base hit--Hornsby. Stolen bases
Barbara. Bigbee. Stock. Sacrifice hits-Hamil.
ton. Schmidt, sacrifice nies--McHenry. Dor.
bile play--Himilton, Cutshaw and Safer. Left
on bssss-Pittsburg. 81 st Louis, T.. Bases on
Hamilton, (McHenry). Struck
cut-By HAMILTON, .; BY DoAk. 3
The sun., 1919-06-26
WHITE s0x BUNCH HITS.
Take Final Game of Series with
Cleveland by to score.

CHICAGO, June 25-(American) CHI
cago punched its hits to-day and de-
feated Cleveland, to 1. In the hnel
game Of the series. Thomas caught his
first game Of the season for Cleveland
to-day. The score:
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Two base hts-1horpe, Herzog Scott. Home
hun--Csdy. Stolen hAses-Thorpe, Powell
Holks, sicEins l. Sacrifice hies~smith, Holke.
Double plSy-RawlinS and Holke. LEFT on
bases-BostOn, s Philadelphia, Bases OH
bslls-Of Scott. 3; on HoEg l. Hit nv pitcher
BY HoGg, (Thorpel. Struck out-By Scott
{; ~ Hogs 2.
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Two base fts--Carris, walsh. Doolan.
sacrihoe hits-Rodrigues. Kennick. Double
gsy.pgolag and Eennes left lei. on S S.m
on ogden. 4. Struck out-By Brown, q: by
Ogden. L. Umpires-Carpenter and Wilson.
Tine OF game-l hour and 10 minutes.
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Peck Keeps Hitting.

Roger Peekinpaugh. the Yankee cap
tain. again was-the. subject OF the ma
jor attention OF the fans, He got two
hits in three official trips to the plata.
giving him an average OF .Ss7 for the
day and strengthening his lead In the
league batting race. Peckinpaugh has
hit safely in the hast fourteen games
The Yankees deserved the contest. for
they made a game uphill fight after hav-
ing spotted the Mackerels three runs
For more than half the entertainment
things looked none too promising for
the home crew. for they were still to
break into the scoring column. The
Athletics nibbled away in the first three
rounds, with run in each.
New York Blasted its way into the
run column In the sixth. Wick started
things with a single TO centre and Peck
singled to left. Both advanced on
Bakers inheld out. Dugan threw out
Lewis while Wick was scoring.
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CHICAGO "a
CLEVELAND Al
Totals, as / l2AIil

sBatted for Enzmann in seventh Inning.
tBaped for Phillips In ninth inning,
Cleveland. ........... oo1oe o o Q o.
Chicago. ;............. ) sso.i oox-1
Two base hits-.Graney. Lei9old, Jamie son.
Three base hit-weaver.- Stolen bssss-Ris-
Sacrifice ffy-E. Collins. Double. PlNs;-
R,esr VA ss sDa a1d H a ma
land, .; Chicago, g. Bases on balls-on Low
dernilk. =; OF Morton, q; of Ensmann, !.
Hts-Of Morton. z IN 3 innings (none out In
fourth; of EnImsnn, 8 In . innings; of
Phillips, In innings. HIT by piteher-By
Ensuaann (wesver). ,sVuck out-By Low
Phillips. j. wild pitch-Phiilips Losing
pitcher--MoFton.
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Nav York. Z; Philadelphia, s.
Washington; Q; Boston, 3 ust camel.
HestSn, j, Washington, o ed game),
cSiessc, " Cleveland. l.
netToit-st. Louis game was postponed on
account Of rain.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Foster, Charity strunk, No
Innis, scatt Home run--Riee. Jeff ON bases
Washington, 4; Boston, &, Sacrifice hits
Picinich. g. Racrinca ASSISTANTS, Scott
Bases on balloon shaw. 8 on Ruth s.
struck out--By shaw. /: by Ruth 2. Double
play-Heoper, walters and McInAis.
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BINGOES' BATTING BEE
BEATS JERSEY CITY
Bunch Hits on Schacht in
Sixth and Win, 4 to z.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Resuits OF Yesterdays Games.


Uhmes ochcuuIeu TUT Hu-uHy'
Binghamton in Jersey City ttwo games). ~t
Toronto in Newark.
Rochester in Reading.
Buffalo In Baltimore ttwo games).
f-' 90
Binghamton was outhit, but defeated
Jersey City to-day by punching five hits
fer four runs IN the sixth inning.
Schact was effective in all except that
frame. A Jersey City rally was spiked
In the ninth after one run had been
scored. The score:
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:; =. =, Totals, ".rs14T 50
Totals. San - -
IRAN for Gonzales II
ales in the ninth inning.

Newark ,,..,.....,,... 0oi 4O: 0 IA
Two base hits-sandberG. Anderson, Sargent.
Jones. Sacrifice hits-PuTtell, Gonzales Sac.
rlhoe nles-Purtoli Double plAys-Gonzales and
McInRis Jacob and Sergeant; Jones sand,
berg and Mclnnls, Left on bases-Torontn,
10 Newark, s, First base on errors Newark
/: Toronto. O. Rase on hAlls-On MaCshe
HIT by pitcher-By McCahe, ] (lones), struck
out-By Jones. o. by MeCabe, I. Wild pitch
Jones
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FIRST GAME

Three base hits-Breckenrdge. Sergeant, let.
ter. Stolen base Gonzales. Sacrifice hit-
Huhheil. Sacrifice Gy-JAcob. Double plsys-
Walsh, Brusgy and Miller walsh Sergeant
and Miller Ieft On bssas-Newlrk, 4: Toronto
First base on errors-Toronto, q, BASES on
hHlls-On Rommel, T. Struck out-Rv Hubhell
.: by Rommel, 3. Wild pitch--Rommsl.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES =.

Brooklyn. ?. N.w York, 4.
BostoR. OF Phil sdeiphia. ..
Philadelphia. d Boston, 8.
ST. Louis. q; PittsburR, I.
Chicago ( ihcinnati first game was most
pOned on account of wet grounds.
Chicago, 81 Cincinnati. sd gameJ.
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CARDS, EVEN SERIES.
Win Final Game From Pittsburx
by Score of 3 to 1.

ST. LOUIS. June rs (National) st.
Louis evened up the series with Pitts
burg by winning to-day, to 1. The
locals rallied IN the eighth when they
put over two runs on, q base on balls
ard three successive singles The score:
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Two base hit-Mlrahville Home runs Rig.
CERT, CraEAth. LudeTus. Stolen base-MeuSel.
Sacrifice hit-RANlins. Sacrifice hy-NrayAth.
Double play -SicksRg and rearcc. Left on
bases-Boston, Philadelphia, I, Bases on
bals-Om McQuiiien, II on Packard. l. Struck
out-By McQuillen, 2; by Packard, l. Passed
Iball-Clark.
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TIVE base hit-Foster. Stolen base-Rlce,
and Judge Bhsan and McInnis Scott and Nc
INNS. Left on bases-washihsson, 7; Boston,
s. Bases on bsiis-0f JOHNSON, .; on JonOs,
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NKW. ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Lawrence-Lowell. .; Lawrence, o
(forfeitedG- With, ,,,.,
At Fitchburk-Fitehburg. 10; Lewis
ton 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PhiIadslphia In New York.. ---.
Washington In Boston.
Cleveland In Detroit.
Chicago IN g. louis.
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Dempsey shows Speed.

Jamaica Kid and Jack Malone also
attempted TO make Il interesting FOR
Dempsey, but he was In a hitting mood
ana he LAMBDA stsd them in most dis
eAlraging style. In ordinary boxing
Dempsey does not disclose all the speed
he Possesses and only when he begins
70 hit with all his force does he show
NE pantherlike swiftness with which, he
makes his attack. .s b
Fleet footed men like Jamaica KID
and Malone are utterly unable TO get
OUT Of their tracks when Dempsey de-
scerdS upon them. - " e..
Wizards training camp 10 most pop
ular because OF the comedy he injects
mo his work. Then again the people
IKE 10 gaze on the bulk of the cham
pon, A large proportion OF Wizards
spectators are women. and as soon as
.ley see the champions huge form clam
yer INTO the ring they at once indulge
sympathy for Dempsey. =
That poor boy Dempsey certainly will
De killed" said one matfon az she SUR
'eyed the six feet six inches OF bone
1hn muscle owned by willard :,
WIZARDS willingness to permit mis-
Lnputlan trainers to hammer him In the
Douy IL a source OF never ending merri-
ent 70 the onlookers. They do not see
Iow Dempsey can hurt a man who
'AInly takes such punishment ~
both Willard and Dempsey will train
WI July 3. when they will be In readi-
"ess Tor the beh op the 4th.
!, betting on the contest has becorie
hhysly, and the odds are posted on black
boards In various part Of the city. The
nsures are even money that Dempsey
WINS the bout. 100 TO 500 that willard
uoes not answer the bell for the sixth
round and 100 tn kOo that flArauAsv yrina
q Knockout -.
>, The first bet Of any size was laid by
"a o'Donnell. o sporting man of this
y' He wasered $500 against $500
~ Dempsey would win By q knoolaogE
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BasebAI To-day, s:s0 Pm. N. Y. Amsri-
Fans kPhila- Polo Gr'ndA Adm. koo-Adp.
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READING BEATS ROCHESTER,.
Takes Fast Game by Score Of
4 20 I.

READING, Pa, June 2s.-(Internation-
aD-Reading defeated Rochester in a
fast game here to-day. to /. The score
The sun., 1919-06-26

Stolen Bases-oison, -: a. Wheat. &; Ko.
Kruger, I; Pfeher. 1: Kildur. l.
The sun., 1919-06-26
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