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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
.DEMPSEYS SPEED
AST0N|SHES FANS
Champion Is Placed on Re-
stricted Diet and Eats Two
Meals a Day
SLEEPS DURING NOON HOUR

Atlantic City, June S.-The noon
hour dinner bell no longer rings for
Jack Dempsey. The world g heavyweight
champion today was placed on re-
striCted diet and his eating was reduced
to two meals a day, breakfast and
dinner. How long this order of things
will last depends upon the speed and
manner in which he takes off weight.
The order cutting Dempsey to two
meals n day was issued following his
enforced lay-off from boxing due to
the reopcning of the cut over his left
eye. Lack of work with the gloves.
his handlers figured, would not make
it possible for the champion to re.
duce as scientifically as had been plan
ned. so it was decided to eliminate the
MONDAY meal
While Dempsey's Sparring partners
and trainers show their expactant legs
beneath the table waiting for the hot
meal served at noon daily. the cham.
pion will be doing peacefully in the
quiet of his house. While he is sleeping
and resting, his trainers say. he will
pick up the strength that food might
have given him. When Dempsey is
due TO start the last hard and continu-
ous speed of training he will be per-
mitted to partake Of three meals day.
Spectators who watched the cham
, pion work out yesterday gasped in as
| tonishment at his terrific punching
power and speed in shifting. Dempsey
| drubbed the punching bags and shadow
| boxed for thirty five minutes in addi-
tion to some vigorous bending rxer-
! ciSes \ new stunt was to shift be.
fore heavy punching bag, first hook E
ing with his right and then shifting
for left hook. Dempsey whaled away
at III" bag for twenty minutes with a
vol ey Of punches TINT carried his full
weight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
GEORGES WORKS
ON HIS DEFENSE
Carpenter Perfects Knockout
Punch and Will Wage Whirl-
wind Offensive
WEIGHT NOT A FACTOR

Msnhasset. y. V. June S.-Georges
Carpenter is well aware of the fact
that he will enter the ring on July
several pounds lighter than Dempsey
the champion. but he doesn't worry
about it.
tIe has demonstrated to his own sat =
sfaction in sparring with Joe Jean
cite and Paul Journee, that he can
drop heavy man with ease.
Jeanette. who tipped tlS scales at
24O pounds, went down MSnday aft e
ernoon under the challenger's over
handed right, and JourncP. 200 pounds.
topples easily when Georges right con
meets.
1t is believed by his trainers that
Carpenter has developed his knock
out punch to point of perfection. And
now. when the barn doors are locked,
Georges is perfectng his defense. He
probably will wage whirlwind often
sve against Dempsey. and his trainers
realize that to make it effective he must
be wary Of the champions left.
Georges is in the air when deliv =
ering the short right ovcrhanded blow
and he is working for speedy recovery
knowing it TO be dangerous business
to be caught off balance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
SMITHS OPENING GAME
Store Team VIII Begin Season on
Saturday at Pencoyd Ball Park

The Marshall f.. Smith baseball team.
independent champions of Philadelphia
in 1920. will open its season on Satur-
day. June II. with Pencoyd Iron Works
at Ridge avenue and Park drive. The
store team, having been unsuccessful In
securing grounds, is arranging travel
ing schedule, which will include all the
best teams in and out of the city.
Manager Frank f. Carroll has signed
nearly all of last years championship
team and also has been successful in
landing several other well known stars
Pencoyd has been going at fast clip,
and on Saturday was nosed out in eleven
innings by the Cressona Tigers, 3 to .
\ great game is looked for. as Manager
Jack Reynolds has the irOnworkcrs in
tip-to shape at present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
MADDONA AND CARMAN
PAIRED FOR MATCH RACE
Three Heats Of Ten Miles Scheduled
at Drome Tomorrow

Rivalry between Clarence Carman,
of Jamaica. l.. l., and Ninranzo Mad
dona. the Italian champion, has been in -
tcuse since the beginning Of the local
notor-pace season. Both have been
riding in top notch form around the
circuit. and to date they are setting the
pace In the matter Of scoring, with
Carman in the lead by one or two
points, There always has been n lot Of
contention among the bike followers
here as to which is the better follower
of the motor. This will be decided to-
morrow night at the Point Breeze VeIo-
drome. when Maddona and Carman
meet In match race.
II will be the first match race Of the
season mt the local circular track.
Afaddona and Carman will meet in ten =
, mile heats, with third heat arhed :
,,ird In case one or the other does not
&'1a two straight In short distances
B tl,e Italian appears TO have the edge,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

but Carman iS putting in lot Of spc
rial training for this event. Pace set
t"rs for the match race will not bc
decided until a few minutes before thu
first heat starts.
A three cOrnercd motor paced grinC
also is on the program. This race vii
be scheduled for fifteen miles and vii
have as starters Ted Byron. recent in
vador from Australia. where he estab
lished a great reputation last year
Willie Haniey, Of California, and Tedd,
Smith. Of Newark. y. j.
\ number OF New York aud New
Jersey amateur sprint riders have sen
their names 10 the local management
for the novice races. Three heats nnC
final in the two third mile sprint ant
two mile open will be put on. Abou
n score OF amateurs will compete il
these races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
ALL L-AMERlCANS ARE READY
Have Strong Lineup Composed Of
Pick OF Local Baseball Stars

The All American Baseball Club.
which has been managed by Arte Sum.
merS for many seasons. already hnS
started for the 1921 campaign. and
Summers. former Detroit American
hurler, has signed the pick Of the local
baseball world TO play on the club.
The infield will include Joe Williams,
Eddie Miner, Merklc, Of State. and
Roth. In the outfeld will be Ad Swig i.
Ter Pete Curtiss. ICY" Simindinger
and Rabinger, n quartet of the hardest
hitting players in the game today.
The pitching will be taken care of
by GOghen, of Holy Cross O'AIara and
Victor E"cne, the local hurting scnsa =
iion, while Joe Algic will be behind the
bat Teams like Nativity. Bridpsburg,
fencoyd, Fleisher. StetSon. SharpIes
and Chester can arrange games by get =
ting in touch with Art Summers, 3S43
Willows avenue, or phone Woodland
0S4l r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
FRANCE IN ECSTASLES
AS BIG FIGHT NEARS
Carpenter "Man of Destiny to His Compariots, A,va.
ing Chance to Reach Loftiest Pugilistic Heights.
Nothing Like His Popularity Kno,cn IN Sport
BY GRANTLAND RICE

first heavyweight championsbi, a.
twenty centuries?
A NUMBER of French experts b,r.
"A tried to tell MS just why ,hov a,
pect Carpenter to win: but tboy Al
ways lost us Mt the first water iur'n
II Carpenter can hit as swiftly n, sp A.
excited Frenchman can talk 10 ,r;m
soak Dempsey fourteen times in m thn
first half second. But you don't have ~
get their ultimate language. When 90" @
mention Carpenter the burning vIow iI"u
that leaps into their eyes is onswo, m
enough as TO how they all feel about -
If Carpenter wins. France will yo ir,o
more violent convulsion of iov than
she did at the close of victorious was wan
IL Carpenter Is beaten. knocked n, or,
France will go into unbelievable mourn'
ing. 1t IL almost impossible to concei,.
the sorrow or JOY of a big nation b,ns'
ing on one fight, which to most Ameri.
cans Is just another contest-a tia.
more emblazoned than the Others h".
only a prize fight or boxing ioust
after all. And il Dempsey loses IN. ~.
national pulse Of Uncle Sam wont even a,
quiver. 'n
Copyright, 1871 An rights yessr,,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
'ANDING OF THE CIIHS
, GIBBONS FINISHES MARTIN
Referee Halts Bout In Tenth Rounc
to Save Latter

New York, June S.-AIikc Gibbons.
Of st. Paul. scored technical knock
out over Silent Martin. of Brooklyn,
here, when the referee halted their
fifteen round match in the tenth round
Martin was punished severely, but
succeeded in keeping on his feet. He
was groggy in the second and eighth
rounds also. Gibbons weighed 1867
pounds and Martin 1924.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Northwest Pros Going Strong

Pop" Hoover's Northwest Professionas
have been going at fast pace this season.
cancellation he II without game for next
Saturday and wants to book contest with
a frst-Class home team. The NorthWesi
Prog also have some open Saturday and
sunday dates in July. Home teams playing
twilight games can book this team through
T. Hoover, 9O85 North American street
Phnne Columbia $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
GO CARPENTER to France is 9Th

60 CARPENTER to France is "the
~ man Of destiny" merely waiting his
chance to take one more step that will
carry him to the loftiest pugilistic
heights. And lofty pugilistic heights
mean more here in France and England
than they do back home. We have had
too many pugilistic champions to bother
much about it. In France and England
they are not only heroes. but to Ger =
tain extent SOCIAL lions. They take their
leading puglists. or ours. much more
seriously than we take them; but it
must be remembered that neither
France nor England has had heavy
weight champion Of the world for over
thirty years. and that France has never
had one in her entire history. So. after
all these gray centuries have come and
gone. just when sport is in it's golden
age. Carpenter arrives. and who can
blame France for its ecstasy? And
who. If Carpenter should win. could
withhold hearty congratulations for her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Columbus Gets Eddie Murphy

| Columbus. o., June s. -- The Columbus
American Associati tion team today announced
the purchase OF outhelder Eddie Murphy
! from the Cleveland Americans. He will re-
port tomorrow Murphy for years starred
! FOR the Athletics and Chicago in the Ameri-
can League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Trio so.aker's WIawam Robbie d

Petcrboro. Ont. June s.-The Lan.d,en
wIswsm Of Tris Speaker, manager OF TIE
ioSrecTs Gi,Srec%s' to idyIwyd Island on Price Lake
this year for hts annual post.season holiday
thorough Job that not even the sink remains
in his cottage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Old Tiger Star to Run

welcomed back Gcorse Trowbrldse. star
hurder OF last years Tiger track team who
is now a student at oxford. He is to run
against his old team mRtes when a combined
oxford Cambridge team meeta combined
Pr .ncet on. Cornell team In New York on either
July 2I or rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
EASTERN LEAGUE
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
TODAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Phillle~ at Chicago.
New York Ut Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh
BroOklyn At st. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
81, Louis at Boston
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Fathers Win Ball Game

Bennett School, Miibrook. PLAYED n, nm, IN,
fathers a game Of ba seball as A iestur. Vt y,
nlngs, 10 to IL. A feature Of the gam. va, ,n
two home runs made by the Misses NabnI
Banks and Barbara Richa rdson -''ou'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Clothing Department Wins

The Clothing Department won n one. sided
game from the Furnishing Department, in
| Mcdonald 4 campbell Co. on the S'enton
| Athletic Field, by the score Of 30 TO :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Honor Former Pirate Players

Pittsburgh. June s.--'rhres boston Ma
tional League plaIers, formerly of tDs pirates
Ssrs sgens h9MoT ,SS porI,oo, 9ss,nSae5 given
an orsaliEalion Of baseball fans. 1.-THE three
:s' free SssaS0' Each pIs..nss Es.Sss
with 4 travelling bag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
Gibbons Scores Tenth straIob+ a

Omaha. Neb.. June S.--Tomny cihh...
st. Paul lght.heavyweisht. scored he ioptUns, t.r.s,
GWSnT,fIsutiys ,snock9't here when he d"testsd
second round OF their scheduled ten, W. ro,, IN,
bout. Gibbons foorsd the wes lerner yuns tw,os
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

SMITH-FTRBCSH
CHAMPIONS MANUFACTURERS LEAGUE
I0lO-IO2O
Open June Il-l2-It-I6i semi-Pro!j Away
t. " iasaM E.asinasou ssss ssss VI % ."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

KESILTS OF YESTERDAY
Baltimore. :; Jersey city. q.
Newark. 10; Reading, Y.
Rochester. :; Buffalo, 2.
Syracuse. II; Toronto, !
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
No games scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
PhiIs. Boy to Captain Tiger oarsmsn

Princeton. y. j., june ; -Srdnoy "
Milne, Of Ph!Iadephia, member " III,
junior class Of 1922 At Princeton has hon,
elected captain OF the TlEer crew Tor ncx,
wear '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, 3; Phillie%. q.
Boston. 10; Pittsburgh. !.
Cincinnati, 6i New York, o.
st. Louis. "a; Brooklyn, B.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics-Chics<o,p postponed, rain.
WASHINGTON, 3; Detroit. 2 tten innings)
New York. o; Cleveland, 9.
Boston, I: st. Louis. @.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City. 12: Indianapolis. I.
So. Paul, o; Columbus, B.
Toledo. @; Minneapolis. 4.
Milwaukee. 2: LOulsville, I.
EASTERN LEAGUE
New Haven. 3; Springfield, 9.
bridgeport, 10; Worcester. 3.
Hartford, 81 Plttsield. 2 u2 inninEs).
Albany. 3; Waterbury. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis, l2; BIRMINGHAM, 2.
Atlanta, IS; Mobile, I.
Little Rock. 12; Nashville, I.
New Orleans VS.. Chattanooga. postponed.
rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
White Sox but Not Until Bill Gleason Oes

Paris, France. June y.
TT YOU care to start another inter
i national war in an individual way In
this peppery Commonwealth you can
do 80 BY a simple system that will take
about twelve seconds--namely, suggest
that Dempsey is going to stop Carpen-
tier abruptly on July when they dis
play $500, 900 worth Of their expensive
pugilistic wares. Th. war is on from
that moment. Not that we have tried
r. for IL we did some Frenchman, lis
tpning to our well -bunkered French,
would probably shake his head and in e.
dicate he didn't know whether we were
laughing or crying
VOU have heard Of public idols in
l. sport before, but nothing to touch
the idolatry in which one Georges Car
pentier Is held by his favorite nation.
lie comes very close to filling up the gap
left by the departure of another fighter
known AS Napoleon Bonaparte. and if
he whips Dempsey he will get a statue
in some public place that will rival any
of Napoleon bronze remembrances.
HERE we have a nation that for
III years liked sport, but could never
get far into its triumphant borders-a
fame hearted nation waiting to cheer
some hero worth the cheering. And
then Carpenter arrives-fne- looking
clean living, quick thinking, combina =
ton Of Drawn and brain. wounded in
the war, with record Of first class
fighting aviator. The war is over.
France turns to sport again--and there
is Carpenter waiting. They are not
quite sure that he will ever he the same
again. He is matched with Joe Beckett
the English champion. and they recall
through the years how far above then
England has stood in sport and how
through the years they have been out
classed. For it Is just as well to re-
member that the rivalry between Eng
land and France is still quite keen. An,
then the great Carpenter proves tha
even four-vcar war couldn't wrecl
his destiny by knocking out the EngllsI
champion with punch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
GLEASON GETS CHEST
or SILVER AS RAIN
@ PREVENTS BALL GAME
Members of William Gleason Admiration Society Pre-
sent Whte Sor Pilot With Table Tools after Umpires
~ Declare No Cellar Series Resumed Today
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Spnrta Editor Evening Public ledger

Shbe Park yesterday afternoon No home
ball
and none beaned by flying pellets
seventh and eighth
League idle because they had nothing else
10 with place play gentle cingng
landscape and Mess Chill and Owens the brave
decided W no
is one rul that questioned ~
disappointed They had the ball
Harry Marks the well known euh
right
represented the William
Philadelphia organization which
He the other hail OF the crowd
nnmake of the lodge
muted Mr. Marks TO audience
donm gotta start something
Messrs chill owens
Mr. Marks headed toward the play
field.
h" shouted the White Soz players Il got some
give
marched toward the home plate Some
the to the
platter few members of the Athletics were
local
Then everybody all set Mr. Marks looked for Kid Gleason
something
William Gleason Admiration Society Inc and
You might need the FORKS
here n o of knives and
~ is left Of the Chicago White SOr staggered Of
chest and forgot oil about the
eighth place ~here only the loser
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

club
IL made
m Athletics the
pero
Of the 10 o. F. yesterday.
flock Of championship those
the As However the Mamen have the
They drop
Furthermore Ah-
lead the league in lost
Sheey
the sowest in the world
who believe Bryan srris deserves the
hit and doubtful
will be well the OF
nision when the into action.
patchedup neu looking and
championship ball
Of They
and Urban Fber The outfed
Mi and Fak there Ernie johnson is at
Mulgan and Shee first Gand Weaver Rsberg
Williams perform
twelve and in the jury
box, with judge
ball has task but Gleason
The loss Of eight enough wreck
fd the Kid He used Collins
outfed. Fab the
box and Ray Schalk behind the bat
We have chance club and the pitching
Will tell
of
~
con happened FdberS
the staff Red WH t~irt today "edhN permitting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08
In Again-Om Again-In 4gdin-Donopnn

with little difficulty
" Cincinnati Reds reversed the
betweenh hema and cool moist cellar.
for Mcu which nothing boost the local sgCer into the
in The walop fifth
closer The Ts will remain Chicago three days
and Johnny Evers because they all
This Braves
place Brook lyn finished n ST. Lose
4 i
Speaker
Of
a ONl valuable
and
that kavesT homa and Art 10 do he catching
III <LETELAND = a
and this syedrW
md bem for
+ byeoks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

first heavyweight championships 4,
twenty centuries?
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

government that could be dealt with
there. This would prolopg the Shan
tung settlement and keep China In a
ferment, wouldn't 1T"
II can only repeat that Japan will
return Shantung after negotiation and
agreement with China"
will you press the immigration
question at the conference as regard
Japanese subjects TO the United
States. to Canada and Australian"
I'VE are not sending any emigrants
to the United States, but / am not
sure whether this question will come
up or not"
What do you think of the League
of Nations?"
Japan Joined the league and is now
a member and I think will continue,
and / believe the League of Nations
will live and prove to be of great
value to the world"
"Will the conference for the limita-
ton Of armaments tend to cause the
of the League of
Nations. and, there arise out Of this
an association OF nations