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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-07-16
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
THE BIG RATTLE.

The latest innovation in connection
with the worlds heavyweight contest
between Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter is the wireless telephone.
BY arrangement with the Radio Cor
poratioa of America, PrgmCt.I TeX
Richard win utilize this speedy means
OF transmitting ihstantaneously III
halls IN about 100 cities within radi-
US Of 200 miles of Jersey CITY, tire
movements Of the contestants in the
gigantic battle on July >. The re-
turns will be given at The Playhouse.
Frank L. Coultry. manager Of
Madison Square Garden, and Julius
Hopp, are affiliated with Mr.. Rickard
IN the new project. j. Andrew White,
editor of Wireless Age, is associated
with this trio. He is director Of com.
munications. This gigantic Iloposi-
ton win be held under the auspices
and for the benefit OF the American
Committee for Devastated France, of
which Miss Anne Morgan is chair
man. and the Navy Club, of which.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt is president.
In conjunction with the returns a
short lecture will be delivered, explain
ing the progress Of the wirless tele-
phone with the introduction Of some
freak tricks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
R. THATCHER TO MEET
". D. HOOPES IN FINAL
du Pont Country Club Tennis
Matches Arousing Much In
terest; Big Crowds Out.

The juniors and the boy single.
and double matches reached the fnel
round al the du pont Country club
Yesterday afternoon. This viii Civ
the contestants a rest today, Sc
that they should be in good condition
FOR the final matches which will be
held al the club tomorrow Afternoon
In the juniors singles II. Thatcher
defeated G. !. Walker. Ga. ca These
two boys we're evenly matched and
put up q splendid game in spite of
the exceptionally hot weather Tu-
morrow afternoon Thatcher viii rlay
against w y. Hoopos I'm tho finals
and lively match S anticipated.
In tie hnys' sin2lcs G. !. Moofp
EASILY wen fram G. T.. Walker. e..
CT IN tie finals Moore viii line np
AGAINST Il X irons for the cham
rionshin in the boys class.
In tho doubles semi finals Shaw
and Hoopes defeated r.. COY and
Walker. C-i 6-l. ard Moore an
YOUNG defeated Kent aEd Donohue
g., 6-2.
The finals in which shaw ard
lioopes will meet Moore AM Young
rAAGhf0 Atf1hf ~ tt- ID IN ltIfE EttAkt II
Is il will bring tog ther two of lie
hialists III the singles against each
ether.
The consolation matches FOR Jun
iors resulted il victory for c. T..
Walker, who defeated d. shaw in the
tnal round played yesterday after
Uoon.
In the final match for boys in tn
consolatiors. & NJ Handy won from
=. Lloyd, Cd, 6-4 Hanhy IS the
Youngest player in the tournament
md his victory indicates he should
lave a brilliant future.
All three Of th2 anal matches in
The junior singles. boys singles AMI
he doubles viii be played tomorrow
afternoon The first match to be
played viii be the boys singles, which
viii be started at 40. This match
viii be followed by the junior singles
and the final match Of the tourna-
'nent will be the doubles
The club grounds will be open ~
me public and it is hoped that tennis
followers. viii avail themselves of the
opportunity TO see the first champion
ship matches TO be held for juniors
ana boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
DEMPSEY WANTS GO
ENDED BY KNOCKOUT
He Doesn't Want Any Doubt
Left After Fight as to Who
is Champion.
az Aasoelated rress to Ivery IsvenIne


Atlantic city. june 30 Jack Demp-
sey wants his contest with Georges
Carpenter TO end decisivelv with
either himself or Cerpentier stretched
on the floor Of the ring Il possible. he
fore the twelve rounds have been
fought out AZ Boyle's Thirty Acres in
Jersey city, Saturday
The worlds heavyweight champion
declared himself in this regard today
when he said that he did not want a
towel thrown in as an acknowlesig-
ment OF defeat A championship con s
test, he said, should be allowed 70 go to
knockout
The best way to stop fight to
suit everybody Is 20 knock the otho..
man stiff.' Dempsey said Then
there is no chance for argument. I
don't want Carpenter men 10 throw
in towel ! know when it comes nv
turn 90 take Il they are not going to
throw any towel in fof me. | win keep
on fighting until am counted out
With ten long weeks OF training
behind him Dempsey today is through
with hard work until a new pair of
eight ounce gloves are tied on hio
wrists to defend his championship
Saturday afternoon,
The champion completed his train
ing yesterday but he will loosen up
his muscles on the punching bags this
afternoon and again tomorrow before
he is scheduled 10 leave for Jersey
City, he expects to take OF two pounds
by tomorrow night, 50 as to bring his
weight down to 1a0 pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

round. Billy Murphy, I; Chief Gordon,
q. Iohnnv Bcrson. :. Anlmus Campbell,
: .loc Lyons. o. Fred Woods, 4; George
Copehn, :: Andy Malloy, 3; Two Round
Gilhgan, I Battling johnson, !. George
CHRISTIAN. |: Jack koehn, | ; Joe Bonds,
10. Dan Ketchell, g. Bob York, L.
Won johnny Sudenburg. 10; Terry
Keller. 10. Andy Malloy, 10.
lost Jack Downey,
1917 Feb H. Jim Flynn, Salt Lake
CITY. round n @ hy, judy %, Willie
Mechan, San Francisco, rounds, draw
august /. N Norton, San Francisco,
uund. X O.; September 4 Willie
Mcchan. san Francisco, 4 rounds, draw
September 80, Charles Miller, Oakland,
Cal. / round, Il O.. September ~, Bob
Nc Allistcr. Oakland, al, 4 rounds, won
October =. Gunhoat Smith, San Fran
cIsco. rounds. won; November 2, Carl
Morris. san Francisco, 4 rounds, won,
1918 January "a. Homer Smith,
Racine. Wis. | round, won; February
/. Carl Morris, Buffalo. 6 rounds, won,
Coul). February l4, Jim Flynn, Fort
Shcridan. round, X O.. February -,
Bl brennan. Milwaukee, 9 rounds, n.
~ March IL. Bun Sadce, Memphis,
i round. Il o. March p, Tom Riley,
lopln. Mo, round, n O., May ..
Bily Miske, st Paul 10 rounds. no dec
Nav -. Dan F\etchell Excelsior Spgs,
! rounds. X. O. MAY 20, Arthur Pelkey,
Denver. round, * O.; July !, Md
Mccarthy. + ulsa, round, Is q,
July 4. Rob pcvrrc Joplin, round,
II q july &. Porky Flynn. Atlanta, !
round X a.: July %, Fred Fulton, Har-
uson. y j.. round X o.; August II
Terry l[ellar, DAYTON. ) rounds, h o..
September 13. Willie Mcehan. san Fran;
cisco. 1 rounds, lost; September IA
Jack Moran. Reno, I round, II. o.
November G. Battling Lcvinsky, Phlla-;
dclphia. 2 rounds, X O.. November il,
Porkrv Flynn, Philadelphia, round,
X o.. November -, Billy Miske, New
Orleans. & rounds, no dec December l6,
carl Morris, Now Orleans, round, u
- December -, Gunboat Smith,
Buffalo. 3 rounds, \. Q.
1919 january %, Big Jact Hickey,
Harrisburg, Pa, round, X. O.. January
y. Kid Harris. Reading, Pa; ! round, u.
% January %. Kid Henry, Easton, Pa,
round. X. o.; February 13, Eddy
smith. Altoona, Pa, ! round, \. q;
April 2, Tony Drake, New Haven. ]
round n o.; July 4, jess Willard, To-
ledo. o.. 3 rounds. H. O.
1920 September 6, Billy Miske, Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. : rounds, \. o.;
December "a Bill Brennan, New York
City, II rounds, X q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
CARPENTIER'S CAMP SURE
FRENCHMAN WILL WIN

Manhasset. y. r.. June 30 Al
members of Georges Carpenter :
camp are confident that the blonde
F'renchman will be victorious in his
battle with Dempsey next Saturday
Their various opinions follow
Manager Descamps "Ah. my
Georges never fooled me vet after
Saturday ! will be manager Of ths
worlds heavyweight champion"
Trainer Gus Wilson Georges as a
light heavyweight came into contact
with some % the worlds clevercst and
hardest hitting ring men, He knows
too much for Dempsey"
Captain J. II. Mallet, the challenger +
friend and advisor Georges has al
ways risen to the occasion He has
never yet failed to carry out his in
tentions and he intends to beat Demp-
sey. believe in him.
Paul Journee. French heavyweight
and sparring partner Ugh Georges
win easy"
Lieut. Pierre Mallet, the challenger 1
war comrade We believe Carpen-
tiers experience and ring Eeneralshl
will carry him through to victory.
Joe Jeanette; Carpenter is 10,
smart a fighter to lose this bout. Ht
will be away when Dempsey hits and
the champion will not be able To see his
righthand. il will be that fast.
Charles BedOux, French bantam
weight Champion Il think Georges
will win because he has plenty Of
sense and knows how to take care Of
himself"
Marcel Denys. French lightweight.
Georges will win with one-two
punch and / do not think that Demp-
sey viii be able to hit him one telling
blow
Henri Marcot. chef and erstwhile
sparring partner. Georges will make
his jaw look like a beef steak.
Italian Joe Cans. who SPARED with
Carpenter during three weeks of the
training period. Il believe Carpenter
will knock out Dempsey in the fourth
or fifth round with right to the Jaw.
Carpenter is the fastest man of his
weight that l have ever seen.
Chris Arnold. sparring partner
Carpenter has a right hand that
never misses and ii paralyzes when it
strikes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

have worked successfully.
Al, kinda of rumora and reports arc
aent out daily by the managers. me
latest b that Dempsey has gone stale /
that he ia muscle hound. From -
t.arpentier camp Georges has a new
ble,,y TINT Desca1nps has hypnotic eyes.
Anything in an effort 70. disturb the
mental attitude Of the opponent.
When the brain becomes confused
with outside worries It affects the en-
tire nervous ~ stem and to be II
there must be a perfect coordination
between mind and muscle. so wnef'
they throw something over on you %
get your goat" trey set the little
aglooma working in your top piece
To-day this is called psychology q
the ring.
To illustrate: When Young Corbett
and Terry McGoyern met on Christ
mas Day in Han tford. Connecticut
Young Corbett had MeGovern il such
i towering rage before they steppc,l
into the ring that McGovern proved
an easy victim TO the brains Of Cor
bett. 1t was McGov,rn's custom .
keep his opponent waiting fo- about
half an hour for him to enter the ring
Ey the time McGovcrn came out OF
his dressing room. the antagonist was
IN a very nervous condition. He had
heen sitting in his chair waiting for
the champion to appear. l. would
take a man of very superior brain and
great control of neEses 10 keep from
worrying under these conditions.
When Corbett found that McGoyern
was working this trick on him, he im-
mediately left the ring and, going 70
the door OF McGovern's dressing room
threw it open in no gentle manner.
6emandinR that he come into the ring
At once. The language he u>cd was
I.ot of The rarlor variety. II made
Alctf9vern's blood boil, and get him
so far up in the air that he never re-
turned until after he had come to-
and the lights were turned on again.
Just as you would guard yourself
against physical attack you must
guard yourself against mental attack.
~
Have you an old piece of furniture
yyu no longer use2-Seu it.-Use Every
Evening classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Boxing Notes

ktd Boots of the ST Hedwig's a.
4. has started training again and will
make his appearance at one Of the
local clubs in the ne7r future.
Jack Perry Of Phiiadtlrhia. has
called of hrs match with Buckley No
Ginnis. which was scheduled 10 take
place on Saturday afternoon, because
uf al injured hand.
Sammy Scheiff, who IS now full
fledged member OF the Delaware A. {.
viii make his first appearance under
the new clubs colors tomorrow eve
ing at Pythian Castle when he takes
"a Buckley McGinnis, the local, fast
dsinG ban.3r1w eight.
Battling Barnes. the local X. O. ar
list. viii try and add Joe Richerts t.
his string tomorrow evening at Eythi-
an CASTE II will be remembered that
The visitor gave the local ba;tlcr a
,et severe test here about three
weeks ago.
Paddy Murphy VII get a real
ehane tomorrow evening, when lac
meets Mickey Morris at Pythian
Castle. Mickey is training very hard
for the go and viii carry Paddy
~ a fast pace all the way through the
s.X rounds.
Joe Martin viii meet Toughcy Du-
gan on Friday evening. This should
Ii.
future matches.
3uckey :dc3innis. the local ban
,amwcight, fooled the wise birds"
last week. when he clearly outclassed
Little Bear, the Indian from Montana
Buckley should feel proud as he is
the only boy in the world to accom-
plish the feat Of stopping the Bear.
Ralph Ra, mond is not satisfied with
hi~ last bout with Johnny Horila
which resulted in a draw. and is viii
ing TO iacet the Polish boy before
any Of the local clubs.
Geoi gle Morrow Of the Third ward
Is boxer who should be seen more
often at the local clubs. What's the
trouble that he is not working more
oftenY
Jack RcCder is another Third ward
er who the fans would like to see in
action. This boy has the makings cf
very good boxer and she uId stick
TO the game.
WHAT has ecome of Joe Erslunoyr
the. St. H"dwis's hghtN eight? This
n9v am Battling Barnes would make
a great go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

W. the greatest manager in the world,
! think. And the best pal and en-.
round good fellow. yes. iaaan ! love
all this that you call work. if Z wasn't
. boxer. "a stin run 10 miles hhf0fs
breakfast and keep Li Trim. ff maFes
yon feel 20 good. and you eieop -
well. ~ O'Clock you're H0 aeorY
you can't keep awake"
Anybody who has gained Tho lu-
preston. from the film news uf other
wise that Jack DEMPSEY has hdru In
Atlantic city snifinE acaduai tinrfurod
with q dash ~ Mary Garden. while
Georges has been muliiuE with mo.
cows IN p deserted iunF isionr so.
iage. should have seen him gilsirnInH
IN the brOiling gfn af tDfaVa wnff.
out.
After tuggIng at pdioys. dancing q
solo shimuy win uppfrcuf variations.
and hack eKerciats. be- SPARED with
I'VE or six unEentic partners. thon
finished on with n wrestling fuasia
with Bull Montana f1i bot 8n the
baby vaups who have been farranrnfsf
in .. v. y. bath suits aa haeferuunf
10 Jacks scenery. have only csurhf
their glimpse n him while hf wa 90.
gagged ln exhibition TRAINING af ne
stadium
The BETTER He iikes His nors
/ have Il On good authority fhat
Dempsey hasn't been in swimming
Eince he came here and rriHofa
energes from enc au fence nrnunf
his training camp. except i1 nFN hIs
morning runs Even be hufiv nrihe
dogs. "Dnc Hemingway" aaf naurhis
GinsberF. havo thar satisfied nfnr4.
phere ~, ''rhe rnnrc be- sees uf wunen,
etc "
Jack ig strictly > mans man "a
az the fellows who work far HIH.
and win him. are simply .cufFnn 90
the subject III hifn Thav almost aHnf
tears trying ~ ten Won n0w fn0 fncF
4 is Teddy Hayes. bic secretary ana
anti -biorrnphar M srncfhirr HHH
lcatch In his throat telling mo how
Jack went Into his Hrsi nyht fp rHna
/ hig mother sor1n money. aud hove r0od
I NJ has always been ~ hir penpir ffe
\ has bought hln mother Tnfnfnef
\ home AZ Murray and = town houHe in
salt Lake CITY
\ Jacks mother and father wer~
Z originally from West Virrimis ana ~
Y hasn't iosf The knark ~ mwinr Yes
ma'nu" and 80. na'an and other rss
4 pressions thar mark the sgufhenar
I ~ speaks with q siow drawf and hHs
Z nice friendly brown ewes dotted un
| hir forehead ~ q few honeuf frerNiea
4 His srniie a. Z said before y delight
l ful- though you needn't iuoF far N In
the ring because. ~ be- saws when
I he's boxing he means business trd
I never hears word that's enid. fpr
I him 0r against from the Fidelluae
4 "Ts IL true thar You're wonan
\ hater2'' ! asked presently
I mo. ma'am. 7 Ike ths ndfe4 "a
Y right" tIe looked ~ huyish a. 30
4 said it. But I dou't have uuch tines
\ for them. Yes. ! ike % dance. ~ nv
\ ~ but hate caharets. And hpnssfiv
Y I hate % 10 anywhere People are 80
well 80 funny. They coma rieht up
Y and put their faces into mine. ana rav
out loud. That's Drmpscvi ID makes
\ me feel like Inn a Wild animai 80
something
Il why don't YOU tap EN- ~ ma Ls~
Ike ynu did that box boy 4 while axof
] ! asked. I'm real sorry Tor Carp~n-
Ter, after seeing that little icat"
y Palms % the Challenger.
"But you haven't seen ar Carp.n-
Continued on page p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
npsey and CarpentierReady to Go; Kiluanians Win so
Every Evening Will Give
Fast Service for Fight Fans

Epery Epening piH megaphone the details OF the
Carpenter Dempsey fight they are receiued oper
the Associated Press special rrire from the ringsde
on Saturday afternoon
Erery Erennq tpiH print an extra edition ucth full
details of the heavyweight championship contest inn
n,edatey after the close OF the big fight ErerB Eren
no urT contain the best and freshest about the
big fight and piH be sale feW minutes after the
close of the history making contest. complete
count uiH be supplied by the Associated Press from
the ringsde
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH
CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY
BY ANNE JORDAN.
(Auhof OF vivid yamps Of History" Clarified Class)
STAFF Writer for the George Matthew Adams Ssryeo
Copyright 1921 by the George Matthew Adams seryiss
BY ANNE JORDAN

Atlantic city, N. j.. June ga
knockout isn't such terrible thing,
unless you happen to BE the knockee.
saw Jack Dempsey knock a man
out today, and II looked so Simple. a
big boxer named Larry Williams. was
snooplng and biting about foot from
The champion when suddenly Jack
1nloosed his selling talk, and his op-
ponent ctirled up on the floor and
started snoring audibiy. Jack having
crowned him queen Of the May, Jog
trotted around the ring, while the
1azed and uuconcerned hnbo was
pIppd 10 his feet, and another sparrinR
circle
really went out 20 ask Jack
Dempsey 20 settle ali this argument
about who is going 70 win on July
the twice
Are you going to knock Mr. Car
pentier out7" asked the champion.
point blank, so he couldn't dodge the
igsue
= don't know, said Dempsey.
smiling his nice, even -toothed smile
through his luxuriant home grown
hedge he only shaves twice a week.
to keep from making his face tender
He Won't Get Confidential.
was cruelty disappointed Surely
il anybody knows Mr.. Dempsey's in
te ntions il ought % be Jack
do you like boxlng2" he countered.
always keen to talk about anything
rather than William Harrison Demp-
scy. otherwise known as Jack Oils
NC ther calls him Harry. they tell ne }
DO you speak French7" [ came
back At him with a left hook. II
mean 50 you1 be able to talk 10 Mr.
Carpenter, and know what he's call
ing you7"
No Ma'am. T. don't speak French. (.
he laughed q guess Mr. Carpenter
and I won't do much talking az Jersey
city" be added grimly
but how many rounds do you think
lHn last2 You ought not to be so
modest Georges has been quoted ~
saying that he's going to hand you
the count in the fourth Aren't you
gong % give few points to your
friends7''
"'rhe fourth is it?" he repeated after
me. "I'm glad you told me I didn't
know ne had decided III have q
watch out for that round "
But you are going to beat. aren't
you7"
And then the trolley slipped tn,
wire again Jack started talkins
about cities-Frisco, where he worke
in d ship-yard and was discovered a
boxer by Jack Kearns; Los Angeles
where, he said, the movies were al
right. but not az exciting az fighting
New York, which he likes better from
| the suburbs than right in town. Then
| yielding to my questions, a bit Of bi
history.
An Early Rise Champion.
He said he could hardly remern,
ber when he wasn't boxing. He wal
about tg when the first real matche,
came. however. And. under pressure
/ he admitted that he is about tn,
| youngest Champion" as most Of III,
others arrived after they were 30. an,
Jack is only 25.
| Boxing just GENES to people" ~
told me. Sometimes II comes. easy
/ for some people just take to it nat
/ urally: but most Of the time sue
cess comes only after hard. strenu
Gus work. The secret OF it is keep
1 ing in trim, never letting up and
most Of all. having manager VIII
understands you and knows how q
/ match you 10 advantage. Jack Kearn
[
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
RESULTS OF BOUTS AT
PHILADELPHIA BALL PARh

George TX. % Cnaney, Baltimore
1873. outpointed Joe Tiplitz. 1S21a. ove4
the eigilt-round route.
Harry kid" Brown, of South Phila-
delphia, 15o. punched his way to sic-
tory over Joe Benjamin, 1s3, in eight
rounds.
Danny Kramer, of Philadelphia
stopped Johnny Russell. OF New York
who substituted for Roy Moore, in the
nth round
Ixid Williams, former bantam
weight champion, proved the
master of Louisiana in eight rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
CARPENTER HAS
FINE WAR RECORD
French Challenger Was Pilot
in Aviation Corps and Saw
Much Action.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Carpenters bout with Gunboat
smith was his last important engage
ment before he entered the military
service He was In England when the
call TO arms was sounded and is said
to have hurried across the channel on
the first available boat. getting into
uniform almost immediately after his
arrival on French soil.
Joining the aeronautic corps as a
chauffeur. he became pilot in the
aviation corps in the spring of 1915.
lie flew at the front for IS months be-
fore being assigned TO reserve pilot
duty behind the lines. Later he was
declared physically unfit for flight
service because of minor wounds re-
ceived in action.
BY his comrades. Carpenter is said
to have been daring fier. For
bravery in the air. he was decorated
with the Croix de Guerre and the
Medialle Militaire. The latter award
is the most priced that can be given
10 a French soldier Carpenters S
bravery in fiying low over a German
furtess during one of the major French
o1enslVes resulted in this decoration
according TO the official war records,
recently investigated.
Carpenters only boxing during this
period was in exhibitions behind the
lines for the pleasure of his poilu
comrades. The only bout listed in his
official record about this time is the
exhibition with Jean Bicot in 1917
For some time it was planned to send
Carpenter to America to box in ex-
hibitions for the Red Cross benefit
but his was abandoned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

Us all Of this
privacy ard Sc
CreCy which SUR
rounds the Car
pointer cafmtl
heing done for
some effect7 r.
titcre a reason 7
30 they believe
that these actions
viii have 90 ne ef !
feet on Den psass s
norvesf
These trick 5
have been played
before in and out
af the ring. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
Local Sports

The South Side Eden team will
meet Parkside a Harlan Field on July
!, and this game is expected To draw
cnc Of the biggest crowds of the sea-
son.
The fourth game of the second
series OF th- Wonlen's BASEBALL le,.gue
VIII be played at the du Pont Conn
Try Club this afternoon. Wien ths
sales and Advertising teams win n,.at
The second game of the Powder
League VIII br played tomorrow after
Loon, between the Atlas team ard
the du Pont Country club al the du
Pont Country Club grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
KEYSTONE HaTTS
FRIDAY NIGHT

KEYSTONE H0TTs
FRIDAY NIGHT
vindup Houi.
llalph RAYMOND ~. Bobby
Hughes, of Chester.
Semi. W lndup bout.
Patty Murphy Delaware Ath-
latic club W. Mickey Morris.
keystone Field Club.
Main Preliminary.
battling Harnes ". Iue Rich
ards. Of Camden.
Second HDut.
TausheY DuEan. Port Rich
nund W. joe Martin.
Opening Bout.
Hucky MetfinnIa vs.. Sammy
srheiH.
Charles Dawson. referee.
Bouts begin ~ s.4s city time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30

Are you planning picnic? Take it
TO Brandywine Springs Park where
every accommodation is furnished
ADV.