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from rr,mio Lloyd George. and that
presumably iho purpose OF the trip was
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
DEMPSEY DELIGHTED
TRAINING IS ENDED
Would Not Co Through Grind
Again II Offered $500. 600
to Fight.

Atlantic city, June 2p.--Tclay Ia
the beginning cf the end Of Jack
Dempsey's two months training
grind. The champion is all through
with his workouts in the open air
arena and the last one this afternoon
probably will be staged behind barred
gates. The work viii be light
Dempsey. drcading the last three
days OF marking time, is glad that
the long siege of training is nearing
an end He does not display any
outward airnr OF nervousness or ir-
ritability and his handlers agree that
his physical condition cculd hardly
b~ improved.
III WINS offered $500, 900 for a night
a month from now ! would not ru
through all this again" said Dempsey
II am tirsd of training. I want 10
take a rest. Just "a soon as | get my
affairs IN shape after meeting Car
pentier, am going home to Salt Lake
city, then on west for vacation
nsmisey Is about three pounds ever
the figure he expects TO scale when he
climbs into the ring al Boyie's Thirty
Acres. Saturday afternoon. but ey-
poets 10 lose q couple Of pounds to-
day and tomorrow and another pound
when he dries out Friday. He win
ahptain from eating certain foods and
the battle. He scaled fa5 pounds ves-
tcrdav and expects 10 go into the ring
at the tao-pound notch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
GIRLS GAME ENDS
IN TILT IN FOURTH
Press Recreation Team Claims
Unfair Methods We're Used
by Sales Department.
sports Editor

Sports Editor.
Every Evening
The game between the strong Press
Recreation Club and the Sales Depart
ment team, Of the du Pont League
which was played al the du Poni
Country Club last evening. ended in
tilt in the fourth inning.
Owing to the fact that the Sales
team had their own umpire. the Press
management desired 10 appoint base
umpire TO even up matters. This they
were in some manner refused. As the
game proceeded the umpire continu-
eusly made had decisions at tho plate
con the Press team only).
However, the Press management did
not object Immediately. But, in the
fourth inning the Press girls proved
dangerous Miss Parkinson hit the
hall for three bases Miss Smith then
sacrificed, scoring Parkinson. Smith
stole second and third. There were
no outs at this time. But the three
next batters did not have an opportun-
ity TO even hit the hall. To this the
fans in the grandstaud objected and
demanded that the umpire be taken
out. Upon this the management Of
the Press team acted and refused TO
continue to play unless the umpire he
replaced. This the coach Of the Sales
team would not do. And for the bet
terment of clean sport the Press girls
did not take the field. That we were
getting the worst Of it was evidenced
BY the fact that the fans directly in
back of the batter demanded the UNI
pire's removal.
Miss Parkinson, Of the Press team,
had her opponents at her mercy in
the four innings. She had nine To fan
the air. BY this it looks as though
the Sales team had to use other
methods TO win.
We want TO play fair and square,
and will meet this team any time with
our own players) and neutral umpires.
We are always for clean sport and SO
are the fans.
Yours in Clean Sport
Micheal +. Klessinger,
Coach. Press Recreation Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Local Sports

The Taxicah Drivers A. A. were de-
feated by the stanton AlI-Stars in
fast game last night, 1875.
Arrangements are being completed
for big field meet to be held at
Harlan Field Friday afternoon by the
colored athletes OF this city.
Pine defeated Eden in an Inter.
Sesghoorhood League game last night.
4-3
Cookman defeated the Rockford
All-Star combination at the Tower
grounds last night, "a.
Manager Emory Harshman, of the
Huber Baking Company team. has
been compelled to retire from the
game temporarily on account of sick
ness
Wilmington Giants continued their
winning streak yesterday by defeat
ing the strong Ninth Ward club at
Twenty-second and Claymont streets.
1873.
The Delaware A. c. will hold their
initial smoker of the season in their
clubrooms. II East Fourth street. to-
night.
Liberty A. c. defeated the Cracker
Jack team last night, I0-1.
flay Scnaa has been signed by the
management OF the Huber Baking
Company team.
Peoples Settlement defeated Stapler
Park in an r-Neighborhood
League tilt last night, 1872.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY spoRT.
Down State Fans 10 Have Variety Of
Entertainment

Stsfr Correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. June 2o.--The ball game
scheduled between the Georgetown
Athletic Club and the All-star team ~
Snow Ifill, Nd, has been Cancelled, and
the locals Will play at Beves on the
Fourth Of July with the strong team
of that town. This will be one Of the
drawing cards for the celebration 20
be given in the Breakwster town in
the afternoon.
In the morning races Of different
kinds will be given Ruby r. Vail.
well known lawyer od the philadei4
nhia bar, who lives AT Milford, will he
the orator of the day at LeweS.
At Milford there win be a. double
header between the Milford Athletic
Club and the strong Grace Church
team Of Wilmington. The morning
game win be called at 10 and the AZ
terncon game at 2. Grace Church will
play at Milford Saturday afternoon
Of this week.
Two games are scheduled 10 be
played at Lincoln City on the Fourth
with New Castle. in connection with
the big celebration 10 be given at
Seaford, laurel in scheduled to play
a double header. The Crescent Ath-
letic Association of Wilmington. will
go to Millsboro on the Fourth and
play two games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
FIGHT RETURNS.
Play yhouse Has Complet<d Arrange
merts for Receiving Them on
SATURDAY,.

Tomorrow the Heass will GO on sale
Mt The Playhouse for the Dempsey
Carpenter returns aa they Will be
given by wireless telephone TO thu
theatres audience on Saturday after
noon The entire orchestra and ball
oony will bc resrrved
The decentralization will b. com
tnencsd about nm hour before flie
actual beginning of the Dempsey
Carpenter battle. In this time the
auditors at The Playhouse will be ablu
10 hear the results Of the preliminary
bouts. the crowds coming In, the
playing OF the band and the an
nouncemsnts that will Immediately
precedc the event Of the day.
And then when the fight is on.
when the worlds best in the nstic
art face each other and Iunge and
plunge and feint and hit, then the
excitement will reach it's zenith ana
the auditors nt The Playhouse WITH be
nble to hear each step Of the progress
and to also hear the final count that
means the victory Of one and the de-
feat of the other lighter. The cham
pion will speak through the wireless
telephone TO the public.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
CARPENTER NOT woRRyIsG.
HIS MANAGER NERVOUS

Manhasset, ". y. June 2o--As the
day for the worlds championship
bout draws near, everybody i'm the
camp is getting nervous
excepting GEORGES Carpenter. and he
alone appears to be worrying about as
much as a school hoy getting ready
for a picnic.
He wants tc 70 and W. having lots
of fun making preparations. Outside
tf this he has not displayed The least
bit cf anxiety
Manager nssramps has begun TO
wiring his hands and pull his hair and
Trainer Wilson has betrayed 4 slight
irritahilitv
Georges only worry rs his short
hnir. since his blond pompadour was
clipped by the barber of Mania sset
Todny he entered the final stage ~
training and expects to- be on edge
when he calls a halt tomorrow after
noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
TOO CORRESPONDENTS
WILL REPORT FIGHT
Almost Every Nation Will be
Represented in Ring Side
Press Boxes Saturday.

Now York, June 20. Probably more
newspaper correspondents than were
employed on the battiefialds ~ France
during the world war viii be on hand
70 report the Dempsey Carpenter
fistic encounter at Jersey city next
Saturday.
Ike Dorgsn who has charge of the
press arrangements, said there would
be seven hundred newspaper men at
the ring side. two hundred Of whom
would be debating to telegraph opera
tors while the bout was in progress.
and the remainder encircling the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
RACING AT GEORGETOWN.
Matinee Events 10 Provide Plenty oi
Sport on July 4.

Matinee Events 10 PruNioe fteht} "
Sport on July 4.
SnecisI Correspondence Every Evening.
Georgetown. June Matinee races
will 10 held on July 4th at the George
town Driving Park, commencing at |
o'clock. In the morning airrlane
flights will be given. commencing at ?
O'Clock. and continue throughout the
day.
The following entries have been
made: F'ree-for all Andy Boy, Allen
Holden, Bridgeville, Sir O.. Mr.. Dray-
ton. Federalsburg. Md, Red Bird.
Reuben L. Savage. Georgetown !;
Troublesome Girl, e Murray, Frank
ford.
a.20 class I.ottie r, John Z. Short,
Georgetown: Nellie T.. Emory Short
Georgetown; Marko. W. r. Hudson,
SeIbyville.
2.25 class-Mack Patchem, +. l..
Savage. Georgetown; Mabel p, Charles
Warrington. Lewes: Mary p, Oscar
Warrington. Lewes.
There will be q colt race and pony
race.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Raymond To Meet Hughes; Many Twilight Ball Game

arena directly IN ffDnt ~ tho nuldefs
of nifty dollar tickets if Nill b. tha
greatest array n nRhf chfpnlslefa. ~
Indeed chr1niciera ~ amy other Aind.
ever assembled ~ COVER y single
event.
Reporters from many notions viii
watch the battle. Seven writer's from
France viii be- on hand. Huriand viii
De represented ~ nfieen neps1mler
correspondents and eight more viii
come from Causda. Even rotio piI
have special writer's there aH will
Copenhagen, Nanila, Hayana. nhenos
Aires and other foreign tlfea
a hundred telegraph wires nil begin
buzzinE early lu fhe morning. fDr
while the bout does not START until
O'Clock. news that hehi fans eill
eagerly sean viii begin r. break"
around 3 o'cioeb. sorna reporters e.l
be on the ground as early ae 5 O'clock
on the morning ~ the hrhf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight

Tonight
Eden vs.. Krebs. Newport.
y. m.
Edge Moor Reserves VS.. East
lake Independents, Twenty
ninth and Marke; streets, $50 p.
m.
Rosedale VS.. Seventh Ward,
Rockford Park, 2. m.
Newspaper League.
Star VS.. kiwanis. Eden Park,
Umpire Hastings.
Elks VS.. Journal, Harlan Field,
Umpire Gerhauser.
News VS.. Alec, Second and du
Pont. Umpire Wintrup.
Bankers VS.. Rhoads, Rockford
Tower. Umpire Cunningham.
Thursday.
Liberty VS. Rose Hill, 18th
and Spruce.
Chiprey's All-Stars VS.. Lor-
rainc. Second and du Pont
streets.
Huber VS.. Dover at Dover.
National Guard at Dover.
Senior Church League, 6 p. m.
Mt Salem VS.. Westminster,
Baynard Field. No. j.
st. PauTs VS.. Grace, Baynard
Field, No. 2.
Second Baptist VS. Cooknaan
Rockford Tower, No. /.
Old Swedes VS.. Brandywine,
Rockford Tower, No. 2.
Junior Church League. IN m.
Friday.
Royal Giants VS.. Cuban Stars.
Harlan Field, $50 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
HRIDGEvHLE TAKES GAME.
Special Correspondents Every Eyenit

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Bridgeville. June 2s.The newly
organized BridReville baseball team de-
festei the fredericksburg team here.
yesterday, in an interesting game. 1 ..
0iiphant for the local team pitched
strong game in the early innings but
weakened in the last part of the game
on account of the intense heat and was
relieved by Messick, VINO pitched
mastery hall for three innings. Bat
teries for RyidKeville. Oiiphant and
pusey. fredericksburg. Jones aud
smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
SEMEF|NAL ROUND
At DU POINT CLUB
Thatcher and Shaw in One Con-
test Today; Hopes Rallies
Over Moore.

The rain yesterday afternoon did
not prevent the Junior and boys ten
mis- tournament az the du Pont Coun-
try Club. Five matches were played
In the Junior singles and one in the
boys singles.
In the junior singles Jask wool
ley defeated Mccall 60. 6-i, and Rob-
ert Richards defaulted to Handy.
In the third round Jack shaw de-
feated r. Donohue. 6-t. Ga; w. II.
Hopes defeated Jack woolley, Ga.
so: Thatcher defeated Handy. 60.
60.
In the aef1i-flnal round w. n.
Hoopes and Chester J. Moore staged
a very interesting match. On Mon
day Moore played some splendid
matches and il was thought that he
would he enc Of the contendera in the
finals. Hopes. however, put UP
wonderful game and after losing the
first set. 4-e. rallied and took tho next
two sets and match. 6-t, 60
This afternoon Thatcher and Shaw
will fight it out in the other semifinal
round.
In the boys singles Irons reached
the finals as wooliey defauited his
match. :. Moore defeated Handy
so, 60. Today Moore will meet
Walker in the semi-finaIs and the
winner will then be matched against
Irons in the finals.
In the junior doubles Walker and
h. Coy defeated Grove and Malloy.
81. 60.
Shaw and Hopes won by default
from Irons and his partner. Kent
and r. Donohue defeated Hare and
Young won by default from Ward and
Mccall.
Consolation Matches.
In the boys singles consolation
matches Lloyd defeated Mccall. 6-2,
cd. Handy defeated Ward. 81. 6-s.
In the junior consolation matches
Malloy. defeated Hare. So. ga; Ban
croft defaulted TO Ward. and Rich
lards defaulted to Malloy as did T.
Ic. Donohue default to Walker.
In the third round Lloyd defeated
Irons, 6-2. AS, 6-2; George Grove
defeated j. Ward, 60. &C.; Walker
defeated Malloy, ST.. GA, 6-4.
The matches have progressed so
well that unless there are two days
of rain there will be no doubt but
that the finals will be played on Fri
day. The prizes which are offered for
the winners of the matches are being
displayed in the window of Millard F.
Davis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
SEVENTH WARD DANCE.
New Organization TO Hold First Al
fair Tomorrow Night.

Seventh Ward A. A. will hold their
first dance tomorrow in the West End
Reading Room, at $50. This is the
first of any such affairs given by the
newly organized club and all are ex-
expected to be present.
The music for the affair will be
furnished by Jones orchestra. and a
few singers of local talent are to adj
to the evenings pleasure.
The club will hold meeting
tonight in the Water Witch Fire
House at 9. TO put the final tough to
this and other matters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
BRONZE TR0UNtEs TEMPLE.
Double Header Featured With PIenfs
of Hard Hitting.

In two games. featured by heavy
hitting, the Delaware Bronze nine de-
feated Temple A. c., 1873 and so.
Hall and Gillon were on the mound for
Bronze and pitched good ball, while
Lafferty, the much boosted twirler
was driven from the mound in the
first game and also sent to the bencn
in the second game. being relieved by
Gardiner.
Delaware Bronze is without a game
for July e. and any fast club wishing
a game for that date, call 6979-M.,
after $40 p. m, Managq Thomas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Wiimingtonlans 10 See FIsht.

More than one hundred Whining
tnnianH will go 10 Jersey city on sat
urday to seo tho Dempsey Carpenter
battle. according TO the advance sale
of railroad tickets at tho offices of the
Pennsylvania and baltimore and Ohio
Railroads. Although most Of the num-
Der will be men. there will be some
women in the group.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League,

American League.
Chicago 81 st. Louis.
Detroit AZ Cleveland.
Boston al New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
National League.
Brooklyn az Philadelphia.
New York az Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American learue.

American League.
Boston. Athletics. !
Cleveland p: 81. Louis. (.
Washington New YORK, rain.
National League
Chicago. PittsburE. j.
Chicago, S; Pittsburg. I'D game).
ST. Louis. : Cincinnati. 3.
phillles VS. New York, rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Every day someone viii lose some.
ahtnk ei NalHe.-Many use the clas-
sihed columns Of Every Evening and
Nst me lost article returned.-others
count AZ loss aud are satished.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

An 40 IN Every Eveni0g costing
soc sold an automobile worth 100 10L
iars-vwhat more t1uid you erprrft--
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
GAMES TODAY.

American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland
Boston az New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
National League.
Brooklyn % Philadelphia.
pittsburg al Chicago.
New York al Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Prince Albert's a
new note in the
joys of rolling!

Talking about rolling your
own cigarettes, we'll tell you
right here that Prince Albert
tobacco has 'em all lashed to
the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your direc-
tion when you pal it with P. A.
and the makin's papers! For
Prince Albert is not only de-
lightful to your taste and
pleasing in its refreshing
aroma, but our exclusive pat
ented process frees it from
bite and parch! You smoke
with the bars down, day and
night!
And, for a fact, rolling up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Prince Albert is about as easy
as anything you know. You
see, P. A. is crimp cut and it
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count three! And, the next
instant you're putting away
to beat the very old band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where one
was smoked before! It's the
greatest old buddy, the friend
iest smoke that ever found
its way into a pipe or ciga-
rette! If you never got ac-
quainted with a pipe-for
goodness sake go get one and
get some P. A. and go to it!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
KEYSTONE HOUTS
FRIDAY NIGHT

kEYST0NE BOuTS
FRIDAY NIGHT
Windup Bout.
Ralph Raymond vs. Bobby
Hughes. of Chester.
SEMI w indup Bout.
Patty Murphy, Delaware Ath-
letic Club VS.. Mickey Morris,
keystone Field Club.
Main Preliminary.
Battling Barnes VS.. Joe Rich
ards. Of Camden.
second Bout-
Toughey Dugan, Port Rich
mond va. Joe Martin.
Opening Bout
Bucky McGinnis VS.. Sammy
Scheifr.
Charles Dawson. referee.
Bouts begin at s4a city time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29

Prince Albert "a ssfs ~
teppy red b~xs. fsay red
tfns, hardssw< psurS
and half pound tin ha-
rsfdors ard IN fhs pound
crystal glass kumfsor
tDrth spenre -sossfsrxr
top that keeps the fs-
bacco IN such pxrfecf
eona frron.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-29
Up-to- NJ mute Batting Leaders.

Try an Eevery Evening want Adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
LA IGNORANCIA ES MALA CON
SEJERA

En- San German. la imprudencia de
un chico lie ocasiona una horrible des-
gracia: En- momentos en- que la loco
motara No 80, de la A. R. r. Co.,
guiada por ell maquinista Carlos Y
guarda-frenos Felipe Cancel. iba en-
direction a Sabana Grande; el niho
Alexandra Castillo, de IL amos de edad,
trato de subirse "a un wagon arrastra-
do por dicha maquina, recibiendo un
fuerte golpe, que 10 derrib6 al suelo,
sufriendo la fractura de los dos mus
los, fractura de los cinco dedos del pie
derecho Y varias contusiones mas, sien
do conducido al Hospital en- estado
grave. La policfa intervino en- ell case,
asf como el juez municipal de aquella
ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
AsILO MUTUO

Entradas: Domingo del Castillo Bi-
rriel, de Hato Rey:. Constantine Fer
-nandez Rodriguez, Gonzalo Estrella
Jim6nez, Enrique Alvarez Rosales Jo-'
Sc Rodriguez Gomez. Miguel Perell6
Perell6 Franc: SEQ Llo ct Gandara, to-
dos de San Juan; Fernando Carr dn
Carrasquillo, de Caguas: Tr n;aad
Borges. de San Losenao; RIA On on
de Alomod6rar. de Adjuntas y colds
Arrange Fernando. &c San Juan
Salidas Domingo del Cast 10 b.
rfiel, Hip6lito MaGero Coryo. de Hnto
Rey Antonio RoseNa Alfaro Z 10
Noya Herrero De San Juan: Marcial
Moreno Eche aria de San sebas
tian. Rodolfo Rodriguez Rodriguez,
Celedon'o viIlamil M6ndez, de San 'ur-
ee, Gabriel Aulf Poias lie Bayam6u; !;
Constantine Fernandez Rodriguez,
Gonzalo Estrella Jimenez, Y Miguel
Perell6, de San Juan.