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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-06
IN TOWN AND OUT

Is. 81
T. J. Haintzman returned to Bis
marck Saturday after visi. at the
Jangula home.
Miss Verna Simpkins, of Hazelton,
has accepted a position as saleslady
at Leuwer's bakery.
M. C. Rypkema went to Yves fiald,
Tuesday, to prepar. for his sale, to
be held Wednesday.
The Milwaukee was snow-bound
Monday, but came thru with the ro-
'tary Tuesday evening.
Mrs. l.. R. Crowley and Mrs. 7. B.
Meinhover went to Bismarck Satur-
day, returning Tuesday.
Norman Capelle of Hazelton visited
with friends in town Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Miss Ella Carmicheal's school do
mated $500 to the Rcd. Cross this
week. Good work, do il again.
Johnnie Blore returned home Fri
day, from Great Lakes naval training
station, receiving his discharge.
r. P. Buckley, telephone lineman.
made trip, to Hazelton Monday to
repair some lines and do other work.
Vincent Shier left on Monday for
Beach, where he has accepted posi-
ton as operator in one of the depots.
LADIES-We have now on display
the "NEW SPRING MILLINERY"
MRS. VIM. HAVEN & co.
| Veronica Schumacher returned on
Monday from Strasburg where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
Volk.
Rem Mund returned home Saturday
from an army camp in California.
where he had been stationed for some
| time.
1 A. K. Fischer of Strasburg return,
ed Monday from Bismarck, where he
underwent an operation at one of the
hospitals.
Miss Florence Gillespie entertained
about twelve of her friends Friday
evening at her home at dance and
luncheon.
/ On account of the bad Weather on
i Saturday, the Drake G. Haggard sale
has been postponed until Saturday,
March 9Th.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Ander-
son, Of futile, a baby girl Mrs. An
derson was formerly Miss Ida Ruede
of this city.
DO you enjoy a good meal and a
nice comfortable place to sleep? If
SO, make your headquarters at the
Linton House. Att
/ John Schenkenberger reported, on
Monday, the Matching of brood of
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Emmons.


IN COUNTY COURT.
Before Hon Charles b. Carley, Judge
In the Matter of the Estate of Kasper
Fcist. Deceased.
Jakob Feist, Administrator.
Petitioner
Katharine Feist. Joseph X. Feist.
Il John Feist. Kasper Fest, Magdalena
Grosz; Eva SeitZ. Regina Feist, la
milan Fcis;. and Joseph Feist. spec
ial gunrdIun
Respondents
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. Jakob Feist: Administ ra :
tor of the Estate Of kasp.r Feist.
late OF Strasburg. in the county
Of Enmons and State of \. lmkota
deceased. IL tn. creditors OF. and ali
persons having claims against said
d."ed"n,. TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within six month,
after The first publication of this mo-
,ice. TO said administrator al his
home in the village OF Sirasbury. in
said Emmons County: Eorth Dakota
Dated Jan. II 1918
.IAEOK FElSr:
Administrator
First publication OH the 10th day of
First publication or the 9Th day of
February; 1913. Battlefield
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-03-06

War Savings Stamps were sold in
1918 to whip the Kaiser-in 1919 they
are being sold to purchase coffin
and burial place for the remains of
that renegrade. Buy some.
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his alteration with Umpire ouisley on
Thursday.
To-day's triumph clinchsd the series
for the Dodgers. Should Chicago win
to-morrow's fnai game Brooklyn still
will have the series three games to two
After to-morrow's game tho Dodgers will
Leave for Brooklyn. where they open
no q homo stay at Ebbets Field with
. double header with the Giants next
Tuesday.
Brooklyn worried Wheat along to third
with two down in the second, but Zach
ariah was merooned when Lear threw
out Schmandt Mamaux doubled to right
with one down In the third, but Ian
guiahed on the outs Of Olson and
Myers. Scoring started In the fourth.
After 0rifath had flied to F1ack in the
fourth Wheat Launched the Dodgers off
with single 70 centre Konetchy
walked MageA who Is on his toes
through Wards threatened gupplanting
Of him in the Brooklyn lineup, came to
scratch with a timely double TO centre
that scored Wheat ana KonetchT
Schrnandt was called out on str1keA
MaSee took third when Miller beat out q
allow roller to Deal Otto was forced BY
ManAux. Lear to Pick
After Olson famed in the nth Myers
doubled to left Hy went to third when
Pick threw out Gr4flth. Zach Wheat
then poled long triple past Paskert,
scoring Myers. Zach was mArooned
when Deal threw out Konetchy. The
scoret
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ERASMUS GETS CITY
BASEBALL HONORS
Defeats High School Of Com
merce, 8 to 8, at Catholic
Protectory.

Erasmus Hall High Schools baseball
team yesterday won the /. g. A. l..
championship Of the city by defeating
the High School OF Commerce ntns IN
q twelve inning game at the Catholic
Protectory Grounds ut Van Ness by
to 6.
Clarence RIOS, the Bun and Blus's
catcher. was responsible for the Brook
lyrites winning the title. Ross IN the
twelfth inning. with two out and the
score tied at 6 ALL hit homo run
over the left field fance.
The F1Atbush team got OF TO q
good start and were leading by one
ruin until the sixth frame when Com
merce tied It up for the FIRST time, max
Ing 1t all Commerce.. In its half of
the seventh, hung up q marker. while
Erasmus tied Il up again In the next
inning. In the ninth frame both teams
scored two runs. each tisins It up once
ulcie.
Haasnott pitched q steady game for
ERASMUS. Although he was hit for
eleven safe blows, he was most effective
In tho pincheA He struck out nina and
ikeued only three bases on balls
Ksrpf. tho opposing pitcher. was
touched for eleven hits, Karpf, how
ever. was not as steady as the Bufs
ard Blue twirier in the pinches. Kafpf
iHued i've bases on ballA The scorei
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Gnsncs Scheduled Tor To-day
Tnr9nto IN Jersey City Qvo cameo,
Btnehemton IN Newark 1.-TWO fens,A
Rochester in Baltimore.
Buffalo in Reading
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sERIES
First Game VIII De Played at Dex-
ter Park To-day.

The frst game Of the Bushwick-rvan-
hoe series will be played as part Of the
double header this afternoon at Dexter
Park, near the Cypress Kills t." The
Ivanhoes are leaving their home grounds
for this contest and will bring their
strongest lineup. as victory over the
Bushwicks would boost the 1vanhoes
prestige considerably.
The 1vanhoe club will have either
Chewens or Bornhoeft doing their pitch
Ing. with Paddy Smith. formerly Of the
New Haven Club. doing the catching,
while Manager Rosner will depend on
Mitchell. his new Western star. to pitch
against tho Ivanhoe team, with Holman
doing the receiving. The Newburgh
team, which has been playing great ball.
will have out its strongest aggregation.
In this game Maloney and Holman will
be the battery for the Bushwicks
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IOIRIs :. ~ IN "
'Batted for Love in the ninth 'au'
Detroit. ............... 2 % ,
Philadelphia ......... : o o ! vi
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TORONTO BLANKS
JERSEY CITY COLTS
Hersche's Pitching Downs
Donovan's Lads in West
Side Park Game, 5 to O.

Toronto won an easy victory from
Jersey City at West Side Park, Jersey
City, yesterday, the champion Maple
Leafs shutting out Donovan's Colts by
n score Of to o.
Hersche,s pitching proved too much
for the Jersey players, who seldom
threatened The Maple Leafs got Off
to a two run lead IN the first inning at
the expense OF Bruck, which was plenty
for them 20 win. Donovan's men also
played poorly behind their pitchers, Jer-
sey City being charged with four errors
The score;
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SENATORS EARN EVEN
BREAK WITH CHICAGO
Beet White Sox, s to 3-Lynn
Is Spiked.

wAsHINoroN, Juno e1.--tAmsrtcan)
hitting at the expsnsA OF
Fnber, coupled with Chicago's rnispiayA
gave Washington to-dsy's game, 6 TO 8,
and an even break In the series. Lynn
wes spiked on the hand and compelled
TO retire after relieving Schalk In the
nfth. The score:
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FHU Dobo on erfOre-Erhemu8. 81 COM
merce, 0. Two base hits--Hupiinfton. d;
MsLauEhlin. Home rgn-Ross, sacrifice hts
BooSsafar. wsshlss,oa. stol.s sassses Pss
man, TashinEton, Ross, Cross. Bunara,
Nitehsil, karpt. :; johnson. L.fs on
balls-on HAasnott, 0; OF Karpf. & strgck
s. Rosenm arm. Time OF game hours and
q minutes.
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CHICAGO ca,
Totals. IN err lSa


sBatted for Danforth in mo ninth funis..
tBatted fog Murphy in the kITth Inning.
% SisSfS; ......... SSS5ssS
Two base hits--Jndse. n. Collins. stolen
bases-Judee Foster. Milan. Sacrifice hits
johnson. Shanks. Sacrifice hy.-Groyer. Double
Left on bases-chioago, s. washington, 1.
on Danforth, /. Mts-of fubef. in Z u
by pitchers-By Faber, 1 (crovsr) BY Dan.
forth, (ShAnks). strtck out-By johnson, 8,
by Faber, /. Losing pitcher-Fabsr.
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Mdn1aux Comes Into Ovrl;
Shuts Out Champion Cubs
AL Holds Chicago to Three Scattered Hits, While
Dodgers Bunch Bngles on Martin and Pound Out
Victory-Mitchell Suspended-Score Is 8 to O.

CxTcAeo, June 91.--A Mamaux OF tho
Dodgers came into hts own here to-day
and with tho fast breaking curve, burn
ing speed. clever change Of pace and
splendid control that made him one Of
the greatest pitchers OF the game in
1918 and 1919 turned the Cubs Gown
with three scattered hits and dipped tho
Chicago Bruin in q bucket Of whitewash.
Otto KnahA who ran tho team IN
place Of the suspended Mitchell. tossed
Speed Martin into the box against Ma
maux. The Dodgers punched three hits
ON the Chicago right handler for two
runs In the fourth frame and Brooklyn
Wheat inserted triple atop Of Myerss
double. Martin gave way to a pinch
hitter In the nth, and Hendrix held
Brooklyn In check during the remainder
of the game which ended with a Brook
Ign triumph. to 0.
Only One Danger Spot.
Mnmaux held the cubs by the throat
throughout. The only time In which
Chicago threatened comeback was the
nth. when AIitchells men, filled the
bases with one down. Mamaux. how
ever, frightened up and famed Pete Kill
DUR. who was put in to pinch hit for
Martin, and made Flack Fly 20 Griffith
Brooklyn threw out strong defence
behind Mamaux. Neither Of the two
Chicago errors figured in the scoring.
Pick spiked q rally on Hendrix in the
eighth with O remarkable running catch
OF Wheat's bid for a ilit.
Mitchell had to View the fray from
tho e<and stand to-day. as this morning
he received a notice from President
Heydlsr Of the National League that he
had been Suspended for three days for
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BOSTON RED SOX ARE
TIED WITH BROWNS
Game Called in Tenth With
Score 3 to 3-St. Louis
Works q Triple Play.

BOSTON. June 11~-tAnerican)- st
Louis and Boston played a three run
tie of ten innings to-day. the game being
called to allow train connections. Boston
scored the tletng run In the ninth on
singles by Walters and Scott. Barry's
saorfics hunt and Caldweus sacrifice
fly
The game was marked by a triple
play In the second. when. with the bases
full of Boston players, Pennock
grounded into retirement for the side,
Austin. Gedeon to Sisler. The score:
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ATHLETICS WIN SERIES
First of Season Taken at Expens
of TiRera-score Is1c 10 2.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2l.-,Amor,oN,
Pounding the bail to all cGrrers Of
the lot the Phla delphla Athletics o.
feated Detroit to-day, l2 % g, AID
winning captured their first series Of
the season.
George Burns contributed snrs
triple and home run IN -Four t-ras
the plate. The score:
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sEsr. probably wishes he had followed the
advice OF his wife last winter and re-
NAMED out Of baseball The Pills ysster-
day won their FIRST game In fortniKht
after losing thirteen straight games IN the
West. As the Athletics won only two
games in the West on their nrst trip from
home, IL II any wonder that tho pencil
rushsrs % the Quaker City are beginning
10 declare themselves against both local
cluhsg
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Two base hlt-Rallnger Homo run--HonIg
Sacrifice hts-Rslinger. Rodris uss, Matthews
Morgan and bishop; ogden. oNeiII 'o nSd
Kelly. Bsses on bal,s-of hi. 2; on oVden.
10; on Rallngeri HIT nv pitcher--By order
nJawry, Bshop). Struck out-By Hill {. Nv
Ogden. q by Rslinger, 2 Wild pitch-oEden.
Lsft on bases-BAltimore, 10: Rochester. Il
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PIRATES AGAIN BLANK BRAVES
KeatinE's wiiduess Proves Costly
Score II to o.

PrTTsBURo, June Al. Pittsburu shut
out Boston for the second tlns In two
days by defeating the Braves to-day, l
TO 0. 1t was a pitchers battle between
Adams and Heating.
The latter's wildness in tho fourth in
ming lost the game for the visitors. He
passed two men with two out. which was
followed by Barbare's single. The score :
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CHICAGO

Totals, 90 10 n 10 ilSendrlz.p... 100 .
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Two base hits--Msmaux, Msres, Myers O.
wheat, N ann. Sacrifice hh-Nartin. Double
plsy-Deal, Piok and Merkle. Left on bases-
brooklyn. 7; Chicago, 9. Bases on balls-on
M,rtin. !: on Mamanz. H,s-on Msrtin
Struck out--By Marlin, !; By MamauT.
Losing pitcher--MATtin.
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NEWARK, juno 2l.-rhe Newark Beam
climbed into third place here to-day "A
tho result Of taking a double heaar
from Frank 5chulte's Blnghamton team,
The Bears won the first game Of u,
twin bill by score OF to and then
hit hard IN the second, winning that onA
Q to 8.
TIE first game was a pitcher, battl,
between Ancker and Shea. each pr.
hitting only ak hits. However, Ancks,
starteu . little wild and the Bears 70,
to him before be settled. Getting two
runs IN the first and one IN tie second
After that he had the Bears, eating OIL.
o: his hand. But shea vas keeping u,
BlnEoes well in check, the seventh 10.
ming being the only one In which Blng.
hamtoD broke through for a run
Donovan was easy for the Bean IN
the second game, and they scored on
him right through tho game. Bingham.
tou could not touch McCabe until New.
ark had piled up big lead. The scoS,
First CAME
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PHnL1Es' STREAK BROKEN.
After IL Straight Defeats Quaker.
Beat Reds, 8 to 4.

CINCINNATI, June 2l.-(Nationai)-
Philadelphia broke It's losing streak OF
thirteen straight games by beating the
Reds to-day, 6 TO I. Cravath's homer In
the eighth was the longest hit ever made
on the local field. The score:
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YAM
PRINCETON.
Totals, Ia 21is Totals. .Nisnis.
'Batted for Bads in tina ninth Inning

FaIs sSGSSS,G
sfits--FlAherty. Bauhan. sarrtfe. bit,-ynasas
f3nond Z; Sawyer, KeyeS stolen bases%Mur-
2Shy, Saass Thrown out by oatcher-By
2rrimSis ! tshsehan,. Left on bases ~
Il fInscaon' ! Double play-Keyes, BaaSsn
ABoyd, Murphy; on seiieck LAG 1hnaI
nn %Ssso; S Sy .oppt-Py ,cK,rklahd
Eeyea Harvey. KirkfSndj. HitN4 by n,,o hode.
az n Slshia Earned MURPHY, Passed Saii.-
ssueeH, TmpiFe.N Sn KrklaRd /; on
pia,el and wssteryelt (ba4s. r,,,S S sf stone
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PTTrBuRG lN)
Totals. - o oA - 0 Totals ....HiSEi,e
Eoeton. .......'''''." 90

Two bsse hits-Cruise, Schmidt. Stolen
bAses- gbes. Cutshaw. Barbara. Sacrifice
hits Holke. Trsgresser, Schmidt. Double
playG--Powell and Holke, Ho'ks, HersoE and
rawlings Left on bases-Boston, 6; Pitts
burg, 8. First base on bals-on Heating g.
Hit by pitcher--By Adams tBoeokeD. Struck
out--By Heating, 2; by Adams. 5 Winning
pitchsr-Adams. Losing rdtcher-Keating.
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t6ams called 20 allow train connections)
Two base hit-strunk. Three base hit-Aus-
tin. Sacrifice hits-Gedeon. Barry. Walters.
and Gedeon: Scott, barry and McIhnis, Triple
play-Austin, 0edeon and sisler. Left on
--On wsilmhn. .; Of shooker, /. Hits--on
weilIpsn, in S1-3 innings; of shocker, none
in ! - innings: OF Pennock, in . innings
BY weilman. l Garry. Struck out--By
Pennock, 9. Wild pitch-Weilman.
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READING DOUBLE VICTOR.
Defeats Buffalo by Score of = to 4
ana 60 b.

RnADrso, Pa, June 81 [Interna-
misunderstanding won both ends OF
double header this afternoon from Buff
falo. taking the frst game by a score of
2 to and tho second by score OF TO
8. The scores:
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Two base hlt-Purtell. 1hree baso mte-
snAdbary Remiller, Stolen tases-Ander.
Inns, Double piays--Mc1nnis and ons,ow !;
Gonzales, McInnis and onsow; Bruck Bau-
.bases-Jersey City. 6: Toronto, 6. Sasas on
Hersche. Z. Hts-oh Bruek. in . innings.
HIT By pitcher-By Bruck (GonHales)
Struck out-By Hersohs s; by Bruck, e
Losing pitoher-Bruck.
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Totals. HSSzl22 Totals. n6iOai 5i

lsST. ,,;,,,;,,,,- . 70 -
! Three base hit-Wreische Sacrifice hit
bishop, stolen basoS-.Bolsy. Jacobson, Z;
K kSI9g h %hise Doq6s RissSs-Rslins.r 70
bells-By Knelsche, 4; by See, Struck out
BY See. 3; by Knelschs /. wild pitoh-Sea
Left on hases-Bsltimore. s; Roohsstef. :.
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while Eddie cicotts lost his second game
OF the season in Washington last Wed
nesday, actually II was the first game lost
by the cunning little rishthRnder this SEA-
son which he started himself. He met
lief OF mate In distress in a late in
ming over q month ago.
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buffalo Q) READING ~
IotAis: ySsSINiSS

'Bstted for Thomas in the seventh inning.
Reading. ........,......
Two bass hit--DQolan. Three base hits
Doolan, MeCarren. bongough. Stolen 6sses-
Altenourg, Burns. Sacrifice hits-Aitenourx.
Heating Sacrifice fy-Crossin, Left on ba ses
oBunAlo, g; Reading. 2. Bases on balls
on Brown >; OF Ryan, Il of Barisss, 1.
hlts-on Brown, 5 N Ia Innings: on
innings, on Thomas, y 9 innings. Struck
ont-By Brown. d by Bartess, q Winning
pitcheT-BATisss. Losing pitcher-Rysn.
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TWO GAMES FOR BALTIMORE
Birds Score over Rochester, . to 8
and II to q,

BALrIMoRE, June 21.-(International)
Fast base running and the wildness of
the opposing pitchers enabled Baltimore
to take both games Of this Afternoons
double header with Rochester, D to 8
and IL to 8. The scores,
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THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York in Cincinnati.
Brooklyn in Chicago
PlttsburK in SC, Ioula
Only three games scheduled,
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Binsh tmton.. ......... o 49,
Newark. ............. 2 90 0 o ri
Two bass hits-Cather. 3. Stolen bsst.-
Hartman, Brusgy, shannon. sscrincs hi1-
shes, Sarreant McAlpin. Double ps,-
Hartman and NcIarTy. Left on bSses-Nsv
ark, ., Binghamton, I. Bases on ballsoa
Archer, =; on she's; / hi,s-ot Archer ,
innings. Hit by plicher-By Reckvrult
Cook: by Archer. Miller. Struck oui-Br
Beckyermit, 4; by Shea, s. Wild pitch-shsi
LOsinE pttcher--Archer
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First GAME.

Two base hits-Harris. Barney. Heating. No
Surps. ssqi1ce bitsNshsr,den, McCSTrsn.
Double plays-HsrTis, Heating. Strait,
Left on bases-BuffAlo, 7; Reading. Z. BAsss
Hit By pttcher-J1y Jordan, Ropnick, walsh.
Struck out-Ey BArnhsrdt, o. b. Jordan, l.
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Famous Barbers ON sesns.

Two noted tonsorial artists arrived here
to-day. They are John Reisler tho Bar
Der of Tulsa, and Tom Jones. the Bar
Der of Kewanee. Ali that John wanted
was a part OF the receipts and he said
he had Ave legal sparring partners to
help him get what he said was due
him from Dempsey, After he had had
long talk with Richard II was learned
that John the Barber had proposed 20
take anything that Dempsey would give
IN the way of settlement. Dempsey's
manaF ger said there was nothing to be
settled and John was foiled again.
Billy Roche. who was a Knights OF
Columbus secretary. Is here with a
proposition to tho boxers and promoters
to donate one set OF films to be shown
exclusively to the American Army OF
Occupation In Germany. Roohc said the
soldiers were eager to see Willard and
Dempsey in action and had delesa ted
him to bring the proposal to the prin-
cipsla Richard said the matter would
be taken under advisement.
Jones, WIZARDS manager for more
than six years. saw tho champion work
for the hrst time since he split with
him and was favorably Impressed. Out
side Wizards seeming sluggishness,
Jones said. the champion looked as good
as ever.
willard seems trifis slow, but he
did not exert himself to-day" Jones said
THAT thin layer OF fat around his
stomach was there when he fought
johnson and II means nothing, The man
never lived who could hurt him around
his stomach and that, in my Judgment
includes Dempsey. Jess is coming along
all right and will be in condition II he
works his hardest from now on"
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New York. 81 Cleveland, 1.
Philadelphia, 1ai Detroit, s.
Washington, OF Chicago, 3.
Boston. 81 81. Louis, s game called IN
tenth inning TO allow players TO catch
trainI
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Totals. So

Totsls.... sss7 % u 0
sBsn for waltsrs in ne ninth inning.
fBatted for Witt In the ninth inning.
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STANDING OF
GAMES SCHEDUI

Boston In New York,
philadelphia In washinGtou.
81. Louis In Cleveland.
Chicago In Detroit.
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Totais....ss 5es7 30

Two base hit--NeAle.
Baird. Home runs
Double plays-Whitted
Packard and Luderus
delphiA, 0; Cincinnati
Fisher, .; OF PAckart
IN IT'S Innings; OF
Hit by pitcher--By
by Fisher, 81 by !
losing pitcher-Fishsr
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DEMPSEY RESUMES
TRAINING IN RING
Goes Two Rounds Each With
Three Sparring Partners
and Shows Well.
WILLARD NEARING FORM
Champion Getting Into Con-
dition Fast-Will Name
Referee Soon.
NJ CHARLES r. 1rATHIson.

Tu.wo, June 21.---Jack Dempsey this
afternoon started his finai drive to at
tain the physical condition necessary
for his battle with Jess willard Demp-
ssy will get the acid test OF his pusillstlc
career In exactly thirteen days, and.
while he apparently now 10 IN excellent
condition, he will excrt himself to the
utmost during the remaining time In
order to enter the ring in perfect form
The challenger resumed active work
with his sparring partners this after
noon and boxed two lively rounds each
with Jamaica Kid, BIN Tate and Terry
xellar. As a warning TO his partners
TO avoid II. Dempsey wore strip Of
plaster over the eye that was damaged
by Jamaica Kid. The bouts were scisn-
tito boxing contests, both Tate and the
KID being clever workers. ana hard hit
tere
Dempsey mede an excellent showing.
and his speed, clevernsss and hitting
drew forth, favorable comment from the
onlookera
The Same was true OF wllIard's exhfbi.
tien. The champion was IN rare good
humor and permitted Joe Chip to ham
msr him In the stomach till tho little
fellow was nearly exhausted.
Jack Heinen, who gives the champion
his best work. was out for the day.
Steamboat Bill SCOTT took his place, and
he and willard exchanged thun1ps that
aroused much enthusiasm. The cham
pion IL slowly but surely rounding into
form and should be at on July ~
Bexfnx onicfsis Arrfvs.
Tho situation was enitvened by the ar
rival Of William A. Gavin, one OF the
fnoorporators OF the Army, Navy and
Civilian Board Of Boxing Control, and
Adam Empie. secretary OF the organiza-
ton. They will confer with Richard
the boxers and the Toledo BoxirB Com
mission on the question OF referee, aud
will shortly submit names to all inter
e8ted In the question
Major Biddle and Gutzon Boeglum VIII
arrive here Monday, when II Is expected
the question will be settled. Everything
points TO the selection Of q referee and
two Judges It Is unlikely that the
choices will fall on any OF the regular
candidates for the position Warren
Barbour. former amateur heavyweight
champion. Is mentioned al one o. the
Judges. with Major Bidd on the other
side OF the ring.
Corbett has been spoken of as likely
candidate for the place OF third man in
the ring. with Ollie e,ord as the choice
of the Toledo contingent 1t Ia un-
likely that Matt Hinlle, jack Shelly
Dave Fitzgerald. Jim Griffin or any of
the professional referees viii even be
mentioned.
The sun., 1919-06-22

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NTH. Meusel, Cravath.
Seeking and Luderus ;
Left on bas0s-Phila-
7. Bases on bAlls-On
, l. Hits--Oh Fisher, Q
ting, . In i3-s innings,
'achard, ]. Struck out
Ing, /; by Packard. ;.