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Evening star., 1920-05-23
REYNOLDS PITCHES
A H|TLESS BATTLE
Georgetown Smothers Johns
Hopkins Under One Sided
Score, 19 to 0.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Md, May 22.-Hop-
kins was completely outclassed by
Georgetown at Homewood today and
the Blue and Gray won in a one
sided contest by the score of 10 to o.
Reynolds had the Indian sign on the
local lads. and only four balls were
hit beyond the infleld. Owings, who
started twirling for the Black and
Blue. was given miserable support,
and he was relieved in the third. after
the visitors had scored nine tallies.
Welliver, who followed. was also hit
freely. while Reynolds held the Hop
kins team hitless
Georgetown netted fourteen runs in
the first three innings of play and
hve more were added during the sue
ceeding innings. Flavin. Kenyon and
Maloney each hit for the circuit.
Reynolds opened the inning twice
oy walking the first man to face him.
but each time the rapid-fire playing
OF the Georgetown infield put an end
70 any hopes of the Hopkins man
getting into the game. even to the
extent OF run. The score:
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Princeton Golfers Beat Yale.

NEW YORK. May 22.-Princeton
defeated Yale at golf today. winning
seven matches out Of ten over the Mas
sau Country Club course.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Mondays Belmont Park Entries

First race. for threeyear-olds and up; tvr
and half furlongs. straight r Grier
IL; Peter Piper. 10; Lion Dor. ll5
Prince of Como. 122 Round Robin. 100 Fort
Churchill 105: Dr. Clark, l20 Hasten ON.
~; AudacolE. 1e2; Old Koenig. l25
Second race. the New York steepl-chase 4,
Sl.2o0 added for four-year-o Odds and up: about
two miles-Square Dealer. l44; kwoneshee,
1876; Generiere b., 13.; Doublet. IA: De
cisive. l39.
Third race. for two-year- -olds and up: SELL
ing four and half furlongs. straight
Gladys. 1866 Tidings. ia; 'segurola. 90
Rankin. 100 Hope Princess, l0i. Inglecrest
112; Episode. 1l2: George Bovee. I02 Eye
Opener. 1l2; Little bear. 102; Ravanna, Io7
Fourth race. the Metropolitan handicap. of
900: for three-year olds and up mile =
Wildair. 10i Star Master, 119, Mad Halter.
10; Purchase, 12s; Dr. Clark. 1902; Billy
Kelly. 123 Thunderclap. III.
Fifth race. for three e-year-olds and up sell
ing one mile.'The Belgian. I'd. los: Ting
yestra. los; Sim Feiner i01 Princeps. los.
Sixth race. for two -year-olds. maid.ns four
and half furlones. straight-Afoon Glow. liz
Our Flag. 10; Ho,ryhnhnm. H.: Touch NJ,
Not, 10 Wireless, 1l5: Crest, 115 Rep. 1l5
Black Top. 115: wedgwood. 112: Present
IL oriole; 10; sedgefeld. 115; Ailliro
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Mondays Toronto Entries

First race. Rendor plate selling purse six
furlongs-Brynhild. 1O4; Guy. 49,; Onico.
112; Water Warbler, no; Prunes. 1909; Uncle
John, 109; Miss Gayle. 1O5; Yowell. lis !;
Thomas F. McMahon. ia; Subahdsr. lit !;
Marmite, 10; Mallowmot, 1O3.
Second race, Whitby plate; first division !;
claiming: six furlongs-Royal Red Bird, 90 !;
Gold Galore, 124; Mandarin. 129; Aconi. 101 !;
The Lost Bird, 1874; Silver Dawn. 112; Ben
gall. 1926; Britain's Ally, 116; Corn Broom
126.
Third race. Woodstock plate; 50. 900 added !;
three year -olds; mile and sixteenth
Claymore, 119; .Rnnnyven. 107; Best Hon.
Iii; 'Goidine. 12o; Master Bill ia.
Fourth race. Juvenile stakes: two-year-olds
So, 900 added Ave furlongs-Aunt Deda, III
Heath Belle, 100; 'Assyrian Queen, 115;
'Thornaway. 1l5; Baby Grand. 12o; Jean
Corey. III.
sRoss entry.
Fifth race. Queens Hotel cup; handicap; one
mile and seventy yards-Foreground, 122 !;
Bondage. 115; Romeo, 108: st. Quentin. 119 !:
king Herod. 11e; Midnight Sun. los; Doug
'Bean and Skinner entry.
Sixth race, Bunbury plate: claiming: four
year-olds and upward one mile and sixteenth
Capital City, ia; Amino. ia; Lord Her
bert. 100: Peerless One. 104 Antoinette. 100
Glasstoi, 112; Sylvano 100; G. NJ. Miller, 112.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Seventh race, Whitby plate; second division
claiming: six furlongs-Ostera, 90: Rando.
40: Alice in Wonderland. 112; Marie Free
born. 112; Rave On, 101 Rose Richmond, 90
Jimmie Petrie, ia; Galway, ia.
Weather clear, track fast.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
CATHOLIC j. BEATS
STATE BY 7 TO2
BrooklanderS Bat Timely and
Jackson Pitches Well
Against MaryIanders.

tathollc University evened up with
Maryland State yesterday at College
Park by beating the Marylanders. to
:. The Brooklanders hit II. Knode
rather hard in the first three innings.
and were aided in scoring of two OF
the five runs they got off the first
baseman pressed into service as
pitcher by an error of Riggs. Nisbet
hurled the last six innings and was
hit safely only twice.
Jackson pitched fine ball for the
Rrooklanders, allowing only seven
bingles and keeping them pretty we'll
scattered. I-ucey and Harrington led
in the batting. the former with two
singles and the latter with a double
and two singles. Score:
Evening star., 1920-05-23
MARYLAND STATE BEATS
DELAWARE TENNIS TEAM

Maryland States tennis team won
all six matches. four singles and two
doubles, from the Delaware combina-
ton at College Park yesterday Three
Of the matches went three sets and
there were several deuced sets in the
others. Summaries:
Singles -slanker (state) defeated Harty
(Delaware). 4L6. s., 6+1; Haig (stateI
defeated Olcott (Delaware), 8-3, Ga: Lat
"a sstste) defeated % J. Challenger (Delawarel.
lenEer (Delaware), 8-2, 7-5.
Doubles-Slanker and Latta (State) defeat
ed Harry and Oicott (Delawarel. 6-3. 1-6.
Challenger and B. Challenger Delaware),
6-4, 6-S, e.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
Columbia Beats Penn Nine.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Colum-
bia base ball team defeated Pennsyl-
vania. / to 0. here. today. Umpire
Wagner ruled Ackerman, the Column
bia catcher. out of the game in the
eighth inning and, when the New
Workers refused to continue without
him. forfeited the game to Pennsyl-
vania, 9 to 0. The upmpire later with
drew his decision and the game was
continued.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

Totals. Al Il 81 II Totals. % 0 81 15
georgetown. 3 % o $40
HOPKINS. y o y . y o o. 0
= Kuns-sullivan t3). Hymnn ,2). Reynolds,
nehyoh 20. Maloney (2), Dudack. Walsh t2),
Fiavin t2D. Fees (a, Errors-Fees, Benson
Littman. l.. Sharrett az. Reifsnider f2D. Wood
"eii1fer. Three-base hits-Sullivan. Home runs
LYMAN Maloney. Stolen Bases-Suilivan t2).
II. ynolds Walsh Double plays-Reifsnder to
ESerton to Wood: Barchet to Wood. Bases
REYNOLDS, 4. Batters hit-By Welliver (Flavin)
struck oqt-By Owings. 3: by welliver. s.
" reynolds, 3. Wild pitch-Wellver. Time
Mr.. Kaufman
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Errors-Spears. Purdy. Parker Lain, La
Fontaine t2). Double plays-Seipp to Wilson,
LaFontaine to Wilson to Boatwright. Left on
bases-Mannes. s; Gallaudet. 7. Stolen bases
Miller Honsberger. Wilson. Hartin. Two
base hits-Mi1ler, Snyder t2D, Spear Moore
Purdy. Honsberger. Driver. Home run -
Bouchard Bases on balls-On Driver, /; of
prver s. by % Harsin n s. b, f1ahHk hahe l. Hit.8
on Hartin. in 4 innings; of Lain, in 5
innings. Passed ball-Benedict Umpire-Mr.
minutes. Az
Evening star., 1920-05-23
MARINE CORPS DEFEATS
GALLAUDET EASILY. 1914

Gallaudet succumbed to the heavy
hitting of the Marine Corps nine in a
game played at Kendall Green yes
terday. Manager Lanes Devil Dogs
slammed the pill for seventeen safe
tles' making ten runs while Gallaudet
was gathering four Driver served 'em
up for the Marines and showed excellent
form in the pinches The score:
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HE FLOORS MlSKE
THREE TIMES WITH
TERRIFIC PUNCHES

continued from First Pagc)
ward with right-hand swing that
landed square on Miske's chin. The
challenger fell like q log. lying part
ly under the ropes. and with Dempsey
standing over him, was counted out
In his own corner.
AT the count of ten the victor lifted
the ranquished into the chair his
seconds showed into the ring.
a squad of Michigan State con-
stabulary. with Sam Brown belts
sagging under the weight of re-
volvcrs and cartridges, was there
first and cleared a path and formed n
body guard to escort the victor out
of the arena.
Only two of the many that sought
to reach the champion as he left the
ring succeeded. They were Major
General John Biddle, commander of
Camp Custer. and Colonel T.. II. Day.
his chef OF staff
Hot Fighting I'm Prcliminuries.
The thrce-rcund fight for the
worlds heavyweight championship
closed day Of sport that included n
terrific six-round bout between Harry
Greb. Pittsburgh, and Chuck Virgins,
Indianapolis, Interchangeable, and
serio-comic six-round mix-up in
which Bill Tate, the elongated SPAR
ring partner. who has become a fix
ture in the Dempsey training camps,
employed one OF the longest left arms
ever seen in a squared circle, to make
Sam Langford. the Boston negro
heavyweight. keep his distance. Tate
won by a shade. but not because Lang
ford was not game, for the chunky
visitor from the Eastern Shore dis
played an almost inhuman capacity
for turning wicked rights by inter
posing his head as an obstacle.
Langford, entering the ring at 1914,
reached almost to tho armpit of the
giant Tate, whose mighty bulk sent
the scales sagging under his $40
pounds of bone and sinew.
The Greb-Wlggins setto resulted In
a draw after a whirlwind battle that
kept tho spectators on their tIptoes.
Virgins employed the Johnny Dun
dee hop. kangaroo leap that lifted
him over Greb's guard time and
again, but the blows he landed lacke ed
the punch needed to do any serious
damage.
The arena nearly filed, promoter
Floyd Fitzsimmons said that 80 900
persons stood outside, declining to
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BEL MONT PARK RESULTS

First race-six furiongs: Arnold,
l25 O:nsor), even, to s. to 5. won:
Rouyal Duck. 122 tKummer). 10 /,
to ., ! to .. second; Night Stick,
no % 9ponee}}, to 2. even : to 5! third.
Glenright, Bright Gold. FL Primo ran.
Second race-about two miles:
Siossct, 157 (Powers). l to 5, out won
Square Dealer. 1863 GSeatinG), l to 5.
out second; Wizzetfool. 1875 (Bycrs).
to !, to 5. out, third. Time, 4:1O.
s!osset and Square Dealer coupled;
ukummer). to !. to 1, and 2 to / {:
won; Natural Bridge, 1I2 (Fairbroth-
er, IL to 5. to 10, l to 4. second:
Haiso,, 107 (Eensor), II to 10. to s.
| to 6, third. Time. 1897 2-5. Fred
erick the Great, Coaler. Leglorcux
Fourth .race-six furlongs: Lion
dor, 1874 (Sande). 8 to 4, l TO 4, out,
won; Onwatch. 1874 (KeIsay), 7 to 1.
10 !. to 5. second; Naturalist, 145
McAteel. 18 to S. 6 to s. to S. third,
l,ln' l:o9 3-5. Peter Piper, Wedding
and Lion dor. coupled.
Flfth race-onc mile and sixteenth:
Mad Halter. 12G (Ensor), 0 to 10, 1 to
4. out won; Pilgrim, 90 (Caiahan). 6
TO ]. to 5; out second; Best Pal, 124
1SandeX), to !. to Q. out third.
f'm me, ia4 90. oSeamint ran;
longs: Frlgate. lis (Fairbrother) ?
to /. TO 2. to s. won; Bermont'
lis tMcAtee>. 8 to 1. 8 to 1. 8 to E.
second. Sqaw Man, lis (Roderiguez).
to /. to 5. to 5, third. Time 1.04:
Cimaron; Two Feathers. Cote dor,
orea, Gallant Foe. Maidens Ballet.
Black Knight, Pouch. Har,
monique ran.
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DEMPSEY. ANNOUNCES HE
IS READY FOR ALL COMER.S
Scores Easiest Triumph of His Career, in Which He
Showed Boxing Ability Equal to That Of
Carpenter the French Speed Marvel.

FOR the Nrsi time in his career and
wis" iioored Billy Miske for the first
time In his life and meant the end
OF dreams for him.
got up after taking shot count.
Dempsey. instead Of charging furi-
ously and possibly, swinging wildly.
Sirefd around Misk S,d t. n h9 another
realizing IT. ieaped into a clInch. 1t
required strenuous efforts OF the ref
cree 10 tear him loose No sooner
again and successfully clinched him
self out Of danger for the balance OF
the round.
Miskc Looked "all in" when he went
back to his corner. His body was red
and bruised from the short Dempsey
punches in the clinches. An ugly
was bleeding from the mouth and his
face was flaming red.
Sends Miskc to DreumInnd.
AZ the third bell rang Dempsey
prGnccd. circled Miske n coupie times
so as to balk, Miske,s, clinching in,
tent. He make q blum rush and
stopped as Miske came in. At. once
the left flashed 10 the body. followed
look OF Intense pain. Dempsey hooked
with short right. AS Miske backed
away toward his own corner Demn-
the famous right hand hook
As iha punch landed Miske sank
to the iloor. Dempsey walked away six
or eight feet. while Jim poughsrty
counted over him. Ry hernulcan
effort and rare display OF gameness
Miske someway. somehow. got to
his feet with the count OF nine.
And then Dempsey unruffled and
unhurrlod. simply walked over and
shot the right once more against
Miske's jaw. Billy fell in n heap
in his own corner and was counted
out.
lust az soon as ten had been
chanted. Dempsey ran over to tho
arms. then steadied Riliy to his feet
and assisted him TO his chair. After
a brief hand shake Dempsey ran
across the ring, picked up his old red
sweater threw It around his
shoulders. climbed out and then ran
ones mes mo4e i hSIF'eT Dempsey had
proved to the world that he is the
greatest fstic gladiator and the
most terrific .puncher of all times.
Dempsey said TO mo after he had
been acclaimed the winner:
name to tho list OF knockouts,
hope that Jack IIcarns can induce
promoters To bring on all the others
'tho want to take n crack at me.
I'm At and ready now. and I'll re-
main fit and ready until I have
established complete supremacy OF
.NIiske showed wonderful lot of
gameness this afternoon but ne
never menace6 me during any
moment of the fight. always felt
tle-that ] gould knock him out. and
| proved It,"
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clinch. Referee DouEhcrty had diff
Guilty breaking them. Dempsey landed
4 left hook 10 the chin and followed
it with right cross. He noored
Miske with a right-hand punch, and
Miske fell into y clinch TO protect
himself. Dempsey landed three let's
to the jaw on the break-away and 4
h.lf-dozen hard rights to the body.
The champion missed right swing
to the head and drove Miske into his
own corner. hooking him with n left
to the chin.
Round 3.-Dempscy danced around
the ring and hooked hard right to
Miskes body. Misile landed n left
to tho jaw. and Dempsey swung n
right to tho jaw, knocking Miske
down and out. When Miskc started
TO his feet Dempsey swung over the
finishing blow with 4 right to the
chin, and Miske crumpled in his own
corner, completely knocked out.
With n whoop. the crowd who had
como TO see their Jack. the Giant
Killer" knock his man cold, and had
had their desire satit6ed. started to
swarm over benches Nnd heads and
anything else that stood in their
path to reach the ring. But they
never arrived. The Michigan State
constabulary. armed with clubs and
revoivers, facing the champions
guard OF honor. fought the crowd off,
and the conquerinE hero soon reached
his dressing room with the cheers of
tho mob ringing in his cars.
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CLEVELAND RETAINS LEAD
BY LICKING THE BROWNS
lMntc, Cbnpman's Successor, Has u
Charley Horse and Out
OF Game.
my Assoclatel Prcss.l

dLEVBLANDl Sept. 6.-CievNand
retained first place today by winning
two games from st. Louis, to and
9 to S.
st. Louis drove Morton from the box
in the first inning of the afternoon
game, but Clark held the Browns In
check while Cleveland succeeded in
tying the score.
lie gave way to Bagby in the ninth
when ST. Louis had runners on third
and first. with only one out. Bagby
passed Davis, filling the bases.
In Cleyeland's half after Jameson
had been retired, Graney batted for
Wambsganss and triplei. Speaker
scored him with single. Elmer
SmithB third double and GARDENERS
single scored Speaker. Lunte, who
has been playing short for Cleveland
since Chapman was killed. sprung II
Charley horse today and will be out
OF the game for several days. Score:
MORNING GAME.
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NJ FRANK q. nIENkE.

FITZSiMMONS' ARENA, BENTON.
nARBoh' MiGil, SEPT, g. .ooi JI M,s
title this afternoon by. knocking out
tough Billy Miske in the third ROUND
OF their scheduled tcn-round 20. IL
was one OF the easiest ,r!umphs OF
Dempsey's career. Never for Il mo-
ment was he in danger. and through
every minute OF the lighting he was
master Of the situation. Make hardly
laid a glove on him during the entire
battle, whereas Dempsey gave Miske
some terrible body furnishing;
a right-hander 10 the chin brought
dreams after one minute and thir-
teen seconds of the third round were
over.
The story Of the fight is just story
had not elected TO box with Miske
I'm the first round and had gone ous
away his f%eman within the drst
three minutes of fighting, but Dcmp-
sey spurned the use OF siuggery in
the. first session. lie boxed along
OF letting himself on, for match
AT some future date with Georges
Carpenter, the widely heraldcd
French speed marvel.
Made NIskc Look Like Novice.
And. in Demps.y's behalf, II can
be said that in the first. round he
flashed boxing ability and defensive
Carpenter followers. The champion
ha,tled M!ske at Miske's own style.
and made Miskc look like a boxing
novice. lie outspccded the ST. Paul
youth; In fact. ran circles around him.
The Dempsey speed was bcwilderinE.
And though Misko shot through il
score of his famous jabh!ng leads
Dempsey either rushed them away.
ducked or sidestcpped.
Apparently one round of the boxing
was sufficient TO convince Dempsey
that he could snow little boxing
skill whenever he wanted to. For
when the second round opened diff
ferent Jack Dempsey rushed forth
II was Jack Dempsey. the slugger.
the tiger OF the prize ring''-intent
upcn crushing lbs focman at the
earliest possible moment. And how
he did II was a sight rather pathetic
for the Miskc adhcrcnts.
Fighting cOoily, carefully, and yet
He never swung until he was reason
ably certain that he could hit his
mark. Miske sensed that the old
time Dempsey had stepped forth and
made desperate efforts 10 cover. But
Dempsey was not TO be denied his
prey. He whipped short rights to the
body TO slow Miskc up n little-then
things began 10 happen.
Like How That FIoorcd jess.
Very crafty. Dempsey maneuvered
led his righ, to the body. i, was
not figure Dempsey would go through
with the punch. but expected him to
hook h, left TO the chin; So up went
for. The right handler. instead Of
stopping. went straight through and
crashed under Billy Miske's heart.
1t was the same blow which the
Utah maulcr had used against Jess
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.LOEsCHE, IN LEXINGTON
SPECIAL, WINS AUTO RACE
Thousands Witness Pixies Peak
Motor iiilI-ClimbinS Contest.
Arthur Cline Second.
tBy Assoclated Prcss.l

COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. G.
Otto Loeschc. driver of Car No. in
the Pixies Peak automobile hill
climbing contest, won the contest
here today. The unofficial time was
given as 22:25 2-5. Arthur Cline,
driver OF Car No. g. was second in
22:30 As.
Thousands Of sight-seers this morn
ing Journcyed up Pixies Peak TO wit
ness the finish OF automobile and
Rirplane races to the summit today.
Eighteen cars and four airplanes
were entered in the races.
The cars were divided into three
classes, according TO piston displace-
irent. The first car was scheduled to
leave At IL o'clock. the third class
or unrestricted displacement entries
going nrst. Then the second GLASS
cars. those with displacement OF 1873
inches or less, were TO start and the
first class. those with ISL or more
inches displacement were to start
last.
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Outstanding Features Of the Battle
Won by Modem Jack the Giant Killer

Estimated receipts, $4,000.
Dempsey received S5O.OGO, with
the reported privilege of so per
cent OF the gross gate.
Mi.i<c's share totulcd $4,000.
Jim Dougherty, OF Philadelphia,
refereed the mnIn bout of ten
rounds.
Weather conditions were Ideal.
The netting ut rinEtlmc was Q
10 1 ON Dempsey TO win, without
tnkcrs. Odds or 7 to 3 TINT Make
would not last eight rounds also
found no takers.
The State Ilo1iuE Commission OF
Michigan gets 100000 from the
fight. Its share beinE 10 per cent
OF the GROSS.
Floyd Fit1simInons, who pro-
motcd the show. cleaned up about
S25,GOO.
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tDy Universal ycr,icc.J

RINGSIDE. BENTON HAHBOR,
MICH, Sept. U.-Dempsry knocked
out Miskc I'm tho third round after
one minute md thirteen seconds
u: lighting In that session.
Dempsey scored two knock
downs, nside from the knockout.
Dempsey knocked MisiSc down
I'm the second round with II short
rixht-hnndcr. and knocked him
down again for the count Of nine
In the third, with right hand
To the jaw. AZ so0n AK aiiske got
up the champion hit him ON the
same spot with the same right
handler and Mlskc was counted
out.
Estimated attendance. $4,000,
which WINS the nrenn capacity.
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SPORTS
}IS QUAKER BOYS LEX TROLLEY DODGERS TWICE SPOR
Closer and Closer
NBy Associated pre.a.1

NEW iOtIt, Sept. 0.--The Gin
einnh'i worlds champions took the
lead today In the National League
pennnnt race, while the American
League contcndern kept paee with
the Cleveland leaders With double
Victories,
ahead OF Br0Okiyn, which lost two
games. New York split even aud
IN one game behind the suDcrbns.
The Indians lead by one gnme
over Chicago snd New York, with
the White Sox two nOints ahead OF
the Yankees, although enjoying
no Eume advantage.
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CHAMPIONS WIN TWO
Iny Associaied rrerrl

CINCINNATI. Sept. 6.-The cham
pions won both Of the holiday games
from tho Cardinals today By superior
ali-round play.
In the afternoon tho long hitting
of Groh and Roush produced four
runH. while the visitors could bunch
hita OFF lr!Bher in only one inning.
st. Louis filed the bases with two
out In the ninth on two hits and a
walk when Nuether relieved Fishe T
and Pinch Hitter Janvr!n went out
on .y TO Neale. Score:
EINST GAME
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Both lather and lotion

Palmolive cream is also a lotion. For
it contains Palm and Olive oils. Thus
it gives to the face satin smoothness
when shaved.
Note this also. Palmolive stays moist
and foamy 10 minutes. It does not dry
up on the face as does the ordinary cream.
And a mere bit is amplrfor shave. For
Palmolive multiplies itself in lather $50
times. A cream SO active, as you know,
has never been heard of before. There's
enough for 152 ohaves in our CSC size.
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ring he wore red sweather and a
days growth of whiskers. lie oblig-
inSly backed into neutral corner
and posed for some pictures. After
individual pictures had been taken.
the champion and MislSe. Chairman
Bigger, OF the Michigan State Com
mission; Referee Dougherty, OF Phil
adelphia, and Promoter Fitzsimmons
posed for group picture.
Dempsey chose tho corner with the
sun nj his back. Jack Kearns was
in charge OF the champions seconds
Miske's weight was announced at
ISL pounds, while Dcmpsey's was an
nounced at ISIS. The ring was cleared
ut 4:e7 Central Gme).
Result by Rounds.
Round 1.-Misfe opened by hook
Ing left to the head. They danced
around the ring. Dempsey landed q
right and left to the head as they
came In. Dempsey missed left hook,
but landed two rights to head Demp-
sey drove right to the head. Dcmp-
sey landed light left to the mouth.
Dempsey hooked two lcts to the head
and exchanged punches to the body
as they came together in 4 clinch
The bell sounded with both men fight
ing In the center of the ring.
Round 2.-They rush d into a
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GOLFERS QUALIFY

The Lakeside Suburban Club golf
Players competinE for the presidents
cup. finished their rounds in the
elimination contests yesterday after
noon, The following players qualified
dayr-Henry Wallerstein, James b.
G9hsn. John Marcuse and Robert
,Wallerstein. asg 1, s 4 -iS i y