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A Few Reviews Of Main Street

CuRT1ss in the Hartford Couranf.
1t literally sets a new standard fol.
novels of the Middle West. Mag
York Evening, Past.
There was never better dialogue
written New York Times Book
Review.
"Would add to the distinction Of the
contemporary literature of any coun-
try.'7he Nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
DEMPSEY READY ANY Time
FOR FIGHT WITH WILLARD.
Manager Kearns Announces Cham.
pion Will Meet Anyone Who
Shows Proper Credentials.
TO co WEST on vACATIO,
Spends Busy Day I'm New York.
Meeting Visitors; Attends Church,
Afterwards Motoring Around En-
joying New Freedom.
BY Associated prcss

NEW YORK. July 3.--Jack Demp-i
scy is ready TO fight Jess willard.
any time the fight can be arranged.
Jack kcarns. his manager. announced
tonight
The champion is going West for al
good vacation in few days. and
after that. kearns said he Will be
ie"uy 10 hsht any one who presents
himself with the proper credentials.
Dempsey. happy at his victory over
Carpenter and showing no marks of
the encounter. passed as quiet a day|
as his friends and tight fans would,
allow him. iic had TO Civ. up his
suite at the Hotel belmont. which
he occupied with his manager and
trainers. and seek It room ~ himscl z
'"S' hlSht because Of the press OF
Visitors. lie was up at I o'clock tn ~
morning and rushed around to the
SUIT" To wake UP the rest o, his en-
tourase. Then he had hearty
breakfast and saunt.red Of with Mike
Trant, OF Chicago. to church Tor early
mass.
On MS return he ordered his auto.
mobile aud drove uptown where his
'hftc belgian police dogs are quar-
tered Alter AN ancctionaic reunion
ne ihotorcd 10 Newark To see ycstcr-
"HS hSht pictures displayed. Tn.
rest Of the day he mUiurcd around
an! enjoyed his new freedom from
training camp discipline.
After sOJOurn OF week or ten
uhEs mere, finishing up some business
matters ana an" crins the hundreds
OF !ettcts and kilograms OF congratu-
!"tions. Dempsey VIII leave tor his
home al Salt l.nks city for !, long
rest. Tie last TWO years have been
busy ones for the champion, with III
tic or no chance Tor relaxation. and
JACK intends u have Il good yaca-
ton AT this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
OF BRITISH
CUP TEAM ANNOUNCED
Woosnam. Lowe, Turnbull and
Campbell To Compete for
Davis Trophy.
LEy Assoclntcd rrcss. !

LONDON. July 3.-Maxwcll woos-
nam. +. G. Lowe, O. q. Neville Turn
hull and Major Cecil Campbell will
make UP the British Davis cup team.
il was announced here today. The
tournament Will be played at Forest
Hills. y. y, from September to 3.
next The first three have already
accepted places on the team. but
Major Campbcl's acceptance is con-
diiionrd upon his receiving leave
from the army.
Woosnam. who will act as chair
man Of the team. is comparative
new conner in International tennis.
hut his work during the present year,
as well as the showing he made dur
ing the olynpics in Antwerp. has
stamped him as star. Lowe Is n
veteran. He began to show great
promise on the court in 1906, when
he represented Cambridge against
oxford and on three occasions he
won the worlds coveted court cham
pionship. He he taken honors in
many tournaments and is cosidered
one of England's hest players. Turn
bull represented England in the Davis
cup match against France in 1919;
won gold medal in the doubles with
WooSnam in the Antwerp olympics.
and paired with Manuel Alfonso. won
the double championship of Spain.
1920. Major Campbell was winner Of
the singles championship OF Ireland
in 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
GRAND CIRCUIT SEASON
TO OPEN IN CLEVELAND
Over Seven Hundred TrottcrS and
IaccrS Chartered On or Near
North Randall Track.

CLEVELAND. ONO. July s.-Thc
grand circuit summer season viii 10
'naUgurai"d tomorrow with Il weeks
meetings AT the North Randall track
near here. With more than zoo ,rot.
t"rs and PAGERS quartcrcd on or near
the ground prospects are that it
Will bee one OF tn. most succcssfu,
meetings ia the history OF the track.
Nearly 900 Of these have been en-
tered in TIA" week S program. All Of
the famous drivers arc on the ground.
Among them are Pop" Gecrs, Tommy
Murphy, Walter Coz. Lon Mcdonald,
Charley Valentine. Fred Eduan and
Sat Ray.
TRACES officials announced t,right
that tn" track was lightning fast.
With no rainfall, predictions were
mad. that Il worlds record would be
established in the Edwards stake for
EOS PAGERS the feature event of
t"morrow's card
Three other stake events are to be
decided hero. Th"y are the Fastig.
for 3yoar- old ;ro,tcrs. set FOR Tues
day tho Ohio. for EOS trottcrs. one
of Wednesdays features. AMI the
Tavern steak" for 2:l4 ,rotters,
Thursdays !oItur,
la addition W.du..fay's program
Will include TIA, 4.us irotting sweep
stakes, FrlGHys feature VIII be the
iTnc-ior-aI pace.
Saturday is $40 open date. reserved
in case 81 pos,pon'mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
FIRST ROUND OF TENNIS
TOURNEY BEGINS TODAY
LEy Nssocintod prcssl

ATLANTA. GA. July with
hfty-ninc players entered. including
practically every racquet star in tn.
south. play in the annual southern
open tennis championship VIII get
under way at $50 o'clock Monday
morning on the courts OF the Atlanta
athletic club at East Lake. Draw
!nSs for play in the nrst round were
pectch that all OF Monday and part OF
Tuesday VIII lie consumed in com
plctimS the nrst round
Plays III the mems doubles. ladies'
singles. mems consolation singles and
mixed doubles viii not begin before
Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday
morning. II is planned TO get as
many of the preliminary matches IN
the championship singles round out
OF the way before beginning the other
events.
forccast!nE the probable outcome
OF the tournament is a difficult propo-
sition III view OF the fact that no less
than an even dozen OF the players
entered have excellent chances TO
come out of the ntty-nlnc starters as
tho sole survivor. Douglas Waters.
OF Mulberry. Fla, but formerly rep
.csentative OF New Orleans, is consid-
cred one OF the foremost best. while
Charlcton Smith and JEFF Hunt. of Al
ianta, and Sidney Appel. of Louisville,
and II. =. Cowan, OF knoxville. are
also given a little more than a look
IN by the wiscacrcs who are doping
the outcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
FRANCE, LIKE TRUE SPORT
GAAlELY ACCEPTS DEFEA T
While Recognizing, Unreservedly, That Dempsey Prop
ery Is Worlds Champion, Press Renders
Justice and Honor to Loser

~ pointing ont that. although car
penti.r was defeated. the wircloss
which French savan, invented.
brought tn" news in less than two
minutes that Georges had Tough,
hravcly and was "a real hero. Fur
thcrmore. Nine. Curie arrived with
the casket OF radium with which she
had been prcscntcd in America, so il
wasn't such bad day for France.
after all
Dcscamps. Carpenters manager.
seems 10 be the only target of criti-
cism. Sorchcads arc accusing Dcs-
camps OF entertaining Georges and
also or coaching him wrongfuliy.
LlntransiGeant says
Georges never wished for tho
match, anyway. Dcscamps. who slips
iorty-six,y Of tn. receipts. mail,
persuaded him. and we now know
where the responsibility for the de-
Feat In the otherwise honorable rec
ords OF our champion belongs"
La libcrtc. which joins L'intransi.
Ecdnt ia criticizinr Dcscamps saws.
~ Carpenter does not belong solely
10 his manager"
rumor which was circulated here
today that Georges had died after
the bout. WAS quickly rcfutcd bv Tho
hoNers cablcSram To his wife. in
which he said:
"Bcaten. Weight handicap. No
damage To body or face. NOTHING
worry about. Will cable return"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
Hy Hudson Iln,,iry.
nitcd News STAFF Correspondent.

United News stan Correspondence
PARIS. July France. like "A
true sport. is ramciy accepting Jack
pompscy's defeat ~ Georges Carmen
tier a, Jersey City on yesterday. Leon
See, editor OF l.auto, the most promi-
ncnt OF French sporting publications,
summed up the general feeling OF the
country when nc wrote:
dempsey gave the most formal
denial 10 those doubling his worth.
lie is champion in every sense OF
the term. He is a complete man. He
cNccls in attack as well as defense.
strikes with unhcard-of power and
his covering ability is prodigious."
The Journal. in referring TO Dcmp-
scy's victory, said:
we must recognize, unrcscrvediy.
that Jack Dempsey Is splendid
pusilist. He properly proved that he
is the worlds champion"
Even the reserved and dignificd
Temps. which is usually devoted al
most entirely to politics. finance, lit
craturc, science and similar subjects.
burst out on the front page with:
Let US congratulate. unrcscrvcdly.
the winner Of this clean match. at
the same time rendering justice and
honor to the loser. II would be alb
surd to in,roduc. any thought of
wounded national pride"
The French newspapers are brave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
10y Associated Press. ]

NEWARK. y. j. July Sex Rick
ard figured today that his net profit
from the Dempsey Carpenter fight
yesterday would bc in the nciGhbor-
hood OF S55o.00o. Expert accountants
were busy all day checking and hal
ancinE the books uscd in the promo
ton OF the contest
1t was also figured that Dempsey
earned in the ncighborhood OF $50. 600
per minute for his ten minutes and
sixteen seconds OF actual nghtinE.
Carpenters profits. as the loser in
the contest, were approximately Sl9,-
900 per minute.
The United States government will
receive, in one form OF taxation or
another, cons idcrabIc portion of
the 100000 paid Dempsey ana the
100000 which was Carpenters share
Of the purse. Total government pro-
cccdS from the bout Viii total more
than 5000 uo. revenue officials csti-
mate. The income tax viii take about
$4,000 Of the 100000 earned by
Dempsey and akou, S77.oUO Of car
pcntier's share. The Federal revenue
from the sale of tickets viii amount
to about SlGO.V00.
Add io Government Proceeds
Ticket sellers who rcsold lh, paste
CURED to give 30 per cent OF their
Of New Jersey. under provisions Of
the boxing law, also collects 10 per
cent OF the gate receipts. I'roiits of
preliminary boxers and all ring Of
iiciais also viii he taxed, adding to
the government proceeds OF the bout
Georges Carpenter must pay his
entire tax To the United States gov
eminent before sailing for France
Dempsey must pay his tax in four
Instullmcnts next year. the first icing
due in March, 1922. revenue officials
have pointed ont that Carpenter also
is likely to face another stringent
income tax on arriving in France,
shrinking still more his earnings.
The contest. from news reporting
standpoint, was the greatest OF it's
kind in the world According to
actual count there were S23 reporters
and photographers in the two press
sections OF the arena. More than 100
wires. including telegraph. cable and
telephone, were used to carry the
news to every point Of the world.
While accurate figures are unavail-
able, 1t Is estimated that the number
Of words filed about the fight, either
in Jersey City or New York. during
AMI midnight OF July 2. ran close to
the million mark.
Many Congratulate Richard.
Messages were received by lsIckard
from many persons congratulating
him upon the success OF his enter
prise. including two from William \.
Brady and Charles a. Cochran. who
were joint PROMOTERS with Richard
when the contract for the bout was
signed. Later. 10th Brady and Coch-
ran withdrew and left Richard to
promote he affair alone.
The splendid showing made by Car
pcnticr against Dempsey has already
resulted in talk OF other bouts for the
French pugiiisct. the most attractive
Of which is Il proposed meeting be-
tween Carpenter and Tom Gibbons
Of ST. Paul. Richard stated that he
thought such a match would be an
excellent drawing card, in view OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
FORMER CHAMPION IN
SINGLES MATCH TODAY
Walter II. Hayes Will Meet Alex NJ.
SIuair in Final Tennis
Round

CHICAGO. July 3.-Waltcr r.
Hayes, of Chicago, national clay court
tennis champion in 1911. will take
the courts In the final match for the
1921 title against Alex NJ. Squair. Of
Chicago. tomorrow.
Hayes earned his way into the final
round today by defeating Clifton u.
Herd. Of Pasadena. Calf. in three
straight sets. 80. e., Go.
Squar won the other seminal
match from Arthur T.. Hubbell, Of
Chicago, CO. G-l. G-S, G-l.
In the scmifnals OF doubles John
Hennessy and Ralph Burdick, of In
dianapoiis, defeated James and Jerry
Weber, OF Chicago. The indianapolis
team was enormously reported as
beaten in the third round yesterday
by SIuair and Green. OF Chicago. the
mistake being made by the official
scorer of the tournament in posting
the result.
The correct third round result was:
Hcnnessy and Burdck, defeated.
Squair and Green, i-6. 6-l. "a, o..
Iiennessy and Burdick played splendid
tennis in their seminal victory over
the Weber brothers, winning by G-l
G3. 40. g. Burdick scored numcr-
Gus spectacular placements by his
overhead smashcs and he and Hen
messy presented 1ormlhable front
at the end.
In the main the Indianapolis pair
was successful in Keeping the Chi
cago players in the rear of the court
whore they were on the defensive and
at disadvantage. Both IIcnncSsy
and Rurdick varied their game to
throw their opponents out OF position
ana sthcy won a number % fine raj
lies by Lobbying over the Weber team
when the latter worked into the fore
court
Hayes. OF Chicago. and Herd. OF
Pasadena. composed the other team
which won III the doubles scmifinais.
They defeated Joseph Armstrong, OF
st. Paul, Mimi, and Preston Royden.
Of Lake Forest. Ill, %. 81. 4-G, 6-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
a., I'D t,,rlr,

universal Service stan CORRESPONDENT.
NEW YORK. July 3-Thcrc was \
PH'et mlid-manncrod man resting in
TINS city who didn't have = care In
IN" world Hiding away in manner
was this individual. FOR his modesty
forbade him receiving the cnngra,
ulationS Of his many friends. Yes sir,
INC person i'm question was TcN Rick
ard. The most daring promoter tho
sporting world ever heard of was
trying To obtain "a little relaxation
from the strain OF engineering the
light that drew the stupcndous re-
cclp's OF N.6oo.0OO in Jersey City
yesterday.
There is one outstanding feature
OF the monster spectacle. that even
a man possessed OF tho iron nerve
81 Hickard will never forget Tim,
is the crowd. Never heror. in ,hn
history OF a sporting event held In
this country did an estimated crowd
Of 10000 attend. And never before
was q crowd handled In such q 70
markahio manner. THE easy manner
IN which everybody Interested seated
the vas, throne without the least
difficulty auazcs me still." remarked
R!CkSrd today.
R"'inG Vat Iowiy sport.
The personnel ~ Tho crowd proves
that boxing Isn't the lcwlv snort
that Us enemies claim" declared
Rickari. "for men from every station
Of life We're present Scattered
around tho r.ngsido were clorgymcn.
bankers, United States Senators.
Congressman .staid business mon.
leading hGur,- in tho theatrical
world, famous Sportsmcn from l:u.
rope and this couu'ry and prominent
lights in The sporting world The
attendance OF SO many mcmhcrs IL
tho fair s"N also furnished irrcfutahlc
evidence that hoNinE IS not Il brutal
game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
HANDLING OF FIGHT CROWD
OF 10000 AlAAZES RICHARD
Man Who Promoted Battle of the Century" Cites Per
sonnet of Crowd to Refute Claims of Enemies of
Boxing = Gives Police Credit

The most pleasing part of tho
entire affair" continued Richard, lis
that heard no person drnouncc the
show IN any respect. They saw Jack
Dempsey uphold tho honor of ,n,.r-
Yea IN tilt with Georges Carnap,icr
tho most famous boxer Euroro has
developed in many years. and thov
VIII never forget that tho snttinrs
OF this International event were
staged IN such a successful manner
that TINS battle OF tho century Will
never be forgotten
ARRANGEMENTS Were Supcr-prrfcct
have seen huge gatherings
continued the game promoter IA,
want To go on record that never
ud Sc" such number OF nconl.
'hkcn care Of in such mastery
manner. was satisfied tina; tho
ARRANGEMENTS would he perfcc,."
added Ten, nut now want to say
they We're surer-pcrfoc, We never
heard single complaint: In fac,
after tho bout tho remarkable ching
Was That my friends all surrounded
IN" and CONGRATULATED me upon the
wonderful handling
Credit really belongs Ia the police
force of Jersey city" asserted the
promoter. Tor they actually sururisca
m" ANA unGGcstionahly pleased the
crowd by their careful arrangements.
When Won roaliZ" that II wasn't nee
"SSHry for ia" officers 10 make an
arrest, tn" action Of tho thousands
speaks volumes. The kindly interest
shown ~ Governor Edwards and
Mayor Hague forces me 10 express
the sentiments that consider New
Jersey one OF the bigEcS, states. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
PARIS PAPERS ACCEPT
DEMPSEYS SUPERIORITY

PARIS. July 3.--The Superiority %
Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy weight
boxing champion. over Georges Car
spentier, the French idol. was ac-
copied frankly by the newspapers
today Press and public. however.
remain loyal TO Carpenter. who Is
still lauded as a great fighter who
went against "a "stoucwaII"
y The newspapers all adopt a li"ht
tone and refuse TO treat the French
champions defeat as national ca
DAINTY, L'Oeuvrc aaying: The Amer
gicans win with Dcmpscy and the
British with Icmnura. but We stim
hold the championship OF Ncrdun.
s(Lemonra, an English colt owned by
3. Watson won the Grand priN dc
Paris Of 10000 francs on SUNDAY
flast.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
u S. GETSMORE OUT OF FIGHT
THAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Profits of Uncle Sam Go Above $4OOO0O-Rickard's
Share S55OOOO, Less Tax-C Carpenter Must Pay
Additional Levy to Own Government

the fact that the boxers were about
equally matched in both skill and
physique.
Dempsey is also likely to rc-cn,er
the arena in Jersey Civ on either
Labor Day, September >. or Columbus
Day, October u. While Richard re-
FUSED To state definitely the cham
pion's opponent, it is believed that the
choice lies between Bill brennan and
Jess willard. provided the former
champion would agree, under forfeit.
10 put himself in proper condition
Tor pugiiistic come back" VIII
iard in prime physical trim. is gen
orally considered the only heavy
weight hoXcc who would extend
Dempsey to the limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
"PIRATE," GENEVA PAPER
PRINTS CARPENTER HOAX
IRy Associntod rrcss.l

GENEVA, July "a pirate" news
paper which appeared for the first
and last time last night, under the
title Les Nouvcilcs Sportivcs." pub
lshcd Il long and vivid account OF
how Carpenter defeated Dempsey by
a Knockout blow within thirty sec
onds after the fighters entered the
ring The newspaper was eagerly
purchased by rejoicing crowds in the
cafes and hotels.
When reliable newspapers appeared
an hour later. announcing Dempsey's
victory, the majority refused to be-
licvc the news Geneva only learned
the true facts this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
CALL BABY JACK DEMPSEY;
ROW ENDS IN POLICE COURT

PITTSBURGH. PA. July BE
Tore the echo OF the rcsounding
Whack that sent Carpenter out Ia
SsSd the count had dicd away yes
te"day. the latest Pittsburgh baby
10 arrive had hecn named Jack
Dempsey"
His cxultant dad running about
Growing ABOUT the event. met hie
brother. VIII" happened to be an ar
dent Carpenticr fan. The father and
the uncle were soon engaged in a
bitter quarrel. Both were arreated.
In the police court this morning
the uncle was sentenced to buy the
baby pair OF shoes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04

--N--
noon while resting on tho front porch.
He had been Instructed by wilson
and pcscamps to be wary and let
Dempsey force tho battle. but Just
before Tho opcnins bell, he said to
them:
Wanted 10 Mako sood"
The American peopl" have been
told that | was 4 game and courage
Gus fighter must fight. Watch
me-"
When he came to his corner after
the first round, ne told them tina,
every one of Dempseys blows had
hurt
Then keep away from HIM" they
say they told him.
Never. l must fight with every
ounce OF power Within me" he re-
piled. rs he rushed to the center of
the ring.
During tho second round. Carpcn-
tier said he nj; Dempsey with three
right hooks and three right upper
cuts and that all his power was be-
hind them.
When he did not go down under
these blows. | knew could not de-
feat him" the Frenchman said 1T
was then a matter OF going on and
fighting, trust to luck 10 escape his
farCeSt punches.
Thought lie Was "Gopc."
When | went nj him i'm the third.
fol, tho pain in my right hand and.
somehow, | could not use ii accurate
~ or with power. ! rot 1t in several
times, bu. could toll that il had
little effect. Then DcmNscy'S right
hand caught me In tho hark Of tho
neck just at the crest OF The spinal
column. My body was numb all over
and l Thought was gone. hat man
aged to last tho round.
Il felt a little freshcr when tn"
bell rang for the fourth, but at The
outset Dempsey got tu my body ana
the numb feeling returned so that |
did not feel the blow that floorcd
me. l rri,tod my teeth and managed
10 arise hut the next blow believe
i, was a rich; TO my chin-was tho
end.
II kept saving 20 myself: GEORGES.
you must got up YOU must 20 on aud
fight. but could not
Jack Fought Gnmrly.
Dempsey fought Clcanly ANA acted
the gentleman all tho time. There
was not an untoward romark passed
during tho four rounds I, was an
honor to have fought him and don't
think II Is a disgrace for any man
TO he defeated by him. Hos a great
fighter and II is my prediction that
he will ne champion for many years
to come"
After tho Knockout, Trainer Wilson
said Dempsey camc to the challcng
er's corner. shook Georges hand and
said:
You're game fellow. Georges,
and we'll he friends a'>av-
You bet Jack, always" the
TrcnCbInan answered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
International Reform Bureau to Attempt
to Bring About Arrest Of Jack Dempsey

night. He attempted To have
Dempsey arrested on a charge of
assault after the contest Saturday,
bat the police refused 10 entertain
the complaint
Members of the ClcrGym"n's
Community Club of Jersey City
VIII confer with the International
Reform Bureau officials soon, Gil
son said. and consider not only
means for bringing about tho ar
rest OF Dempsey. hut also II plan
To prevent further contests in the
arena. especially on Labor Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
LEY Associated rrcss.l

. JERSEY CITY. y. j., July 3
Efforts TO bring about the arrest
of Jack Dempsey will be made by
the International Reform bureau
its attorney, Herbert 6. ellison. de-
oiarcd today. What charge would
he brought against the champion
he would not state.
ellison, as attorney for the rc-
form bureau, was unsuccessful in
obtaining an injunction or An in
6iCtmcnt in an effort to stop the