The New York herald., 1921-06-26
DEMPSEY IS CHOICE
OF RACE TRACK MEN
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spring some Of the best boxing authori-
ties in England assured me we were
undertaking Carpenter. and I've decided
to accept their Judgment.
Clarence Herbert---It cost me so much
to discover Dempsey was better man
than Willard that I'm compelled to be-
lieve he'll beat the Frenohman.
Mark Riordan--While I'm inclined to
favor Dempsey ! wish ,sone one would
offer me to I on Carpenter. I'd take
1t because of Dempsey's poor fight with
Brennan.
Jack Malin-Dempsey is too rough
and tough for the Frenchman, and that
is what counts after the first few rounds.
Billy Moore-I think Carpenter has
a rafting good chance on his best form.
Dempsey has never used anything but a
right hand. He'll discover he needs
couple OF them. The Frenchman is
likely to outpoint him and discourage
him.
Ben Crouch-This is one time where
brains will count over Drawn. The
Frenchman has the superior mind. and
there Is no doubt about his cleverness.
He's going to surprise you.
Henry Tobin--Dempsey doesn't even
need to train to win.
End I'm the Third.
Peter Blong-Dempsey's strength and
aggressiveness will overpower the
Frenchman quickly. Three rounds
ought to finish him.
Joe Observation-Disclosures will win if
he can do II quickly. IL his rushes fail
to carry Carpenter off his feet in the
opening rounds there's chance for
the Frenchman to outpoint him.
John Hogan like Carpenter. but
not enough to bet on him. A really
good man would have stopped Brennan
spect.
Col. S. L. james, rated Dempsey
highly until he met Brennan. Then he
fell, and l now consider him a poor
champion. 1t will not surprise me IL
Georges does the trick.
Claude kyle-Dempsey Is the more
aggressive and may win, but he's long
way from being to shot.
George w. angdon--Dempsey will be
lucky IL they don't try him for man.
slaughter after the first round.
Harry Walls-It's apt to go the limit
and the Frenchman may win. Dempsey
is an ordinary champion.
Al Sheftel-Dempsey will win. in
walk. The Frenchman is cursed with a
mperament-something a good fighter
should not have.
Jack Croker-Many clever judges
give the Frenchman a chance and / am
inclined to string along with them.
Dick Brown-I'm sorry to say II
looks like Dempsey.
Heinie Raphael-Carpeptier will be
lucky to answer the bell for the second
round.
Cornelius Fellowes-I became con-
vinced Carpenter was a master when I
saw him In several engagements abroad
in 1914. He Is as clever as Kid Mccoy
used to be and he has good punch. II
he stands off Dempsey for five rounds
tell win.
Sammy Kelly don't like either OF
them. Too much like a theatrical per-
formance. Neither man Is better than
a third rater measured by the old
stan6ardr.
George Reed done believe Carpen-
tier or any one else can give Dempsey
weight, no matter how clever he Is.
Dan Cassidy think Dempsey will
win.
william Hogan--A fight between Glib
bons and Carpenter would be worth
going 10 see. II looks too onc-sidod for
the Frenchman. Dempsey Is too big for
him.
Charley Mahoney dempsey ought TO
do 1t and do ii quickly. The French
man may be n good boxer. but he's not
rugged enough to stand of Dempsey.
John r. Madden think Gibbons and
Carpentier would make n better fight