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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01

bunch, of cattle. hold this bull a
minute, will you?"
NO" answered the boy, Il don't
mind being director in this company
but I'm darned if l want to be
stockholder."
Catcher O'Neill, of the Cleveland
champions will be out of the game
for some time owing to an injury to
the second finger of his throwing
hand. His injury leaves the Indians
without a first string catcher, Nuna-
maer also being on the crippled list
For the third game in succession
Rogers Hornsby went hitless against
the Reds. He was up four times and
the best he got was a sacrifice fly
to Roush in the seventh inning. The
champion slugger has been II times
at bat without getting a hit since ar
irving in Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01
Humorist Wins Famous
ENGLISH Derbv Race

EPSON DOWNS, Eng, June l.
Humorist won the classic derby, run
here today
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01
Games Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York R. H. E..
Philadelphia :. oil oo2 114-1O IS 3
New York 49,. 900 O2o OBS 9 2
Meadows, Hubbell and Buggy;
Barnes, Sallee, Perritt and Smith
At Boston R. H. E.
Brooklyn 900 600 1914 10 0
Boston ....... 900 100 1902 10 4
Grimes and Miller; Fillimgin, Scott
and Gowdy.
At Pittsburgh R. H. E
Chicago -. 100 001 O01 3O1-7 IS l
Pittsburgh 900 100 OIL 1905 IA
Vaughn, Freeman and DAILY; Carl
son, Hamilton and Schmidt.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis Co.. .o1o OPP oos-s IA i
Chicago ..... 200 O13 O10-7 16 3
Palermo, Schacker, Kolb and Sever
cid; Mulrennan, Davenport, Hodge
and Yaryan
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
Boston ........ .002 O10 1913 10
Philadelphia =. .OO1 900 O11-3 s 3
Myers and Walters; Harris and
Perkins.
Second Game
Boston ....... 900 031 040-S II /
Philadelphia -. 900 600 0O4--4 10 6
Pennock and Ruel; Hasty, Naylor
and Perkins.
At Washington r. H. e.
New York 80. 900 O20 003- 10 2
Washington -. OF 3O1 00*-12 II l
Hoyt, Sheehan and Devarmer; Zach
cry and Charity
At Detroit r. H. L
Cleveland 900 80 900 0o3-7 IL @
Detroit .... 010 1O2 900 O0O-4 8 Q
Mails and Thomas; Dauss and Ain
smith.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Toledo r. H. E
Columbus $500. 900 600 0O1-1 7
Toledo ..... 800 O64 04'-17 IA
Wilson. Sherman, Rush and Hart
ley; Bedient and Morgan.
No other games scheduled
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01
Chips and Slips

Ruth was unable to bring his team
to a victory over Washington Tuesday
in spite of the fact that he hit his
fifteenth home run Of the season, and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAM S TODAY.
Ns$ianaI Aa1iIA

GAMES TODAY.
National League.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
1.-TWO games).
American League.
Boston at, Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
American Association.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
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The Dempsey Carpenter fight at Jersey City on July will be battle between fighting freaks
 But these freaks are respectively the ruggedest and the cleverest in the world. This will make it a bout the like of which has never before been seen in a championship go.
 ItIl be weight and strength against brains and speed, with science in the discard.
 The fight won't be as picturesque as the heavy battles of the past l don't mean by that it won't be an interesting fight for the fans; it will be packed with punchesi To me it will be of more interest than any heavyweight belt battle of recent years.
 Always Set
 Every American heavy who has copped the title since the days of John l.. Sullivan has fought accord ing to Hoyle." By that I mean that his offensive tactics were those that other boxers used.
 Every variety of wallop that the heavsv eight sent oyer was from a certain position. To get set for a wallop he had to jockey himself into position.
 His opponent could guess to a large degree what was coming in time to cover Surprise didn't figure very strongly Rather, it was necessary to first weaken and break down an opponents defense before the kayo wallop could be slipped over.
 Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons and the others who in turn won the heavy weight title were all this type of fighter, who stood in position and swapped blow for blow
 Jack Different Then along came Jack Dempsey, with ring tactics all his own. Awkward and unscientific, but with a world of power and stamina Dempsey was interested only i'll get ting close enough to an opponent tC land the haymaker that would chalk up another kayo.
 Ring strategy went by the boards | Dempsey paid no attention to prece- | dent. He started his punches from any and all positions, shooting then over in this way at times when his opponent lease expected them. H. packs a knockout in either fist anC shifts at will to meet an attack.
 Style Dangerous Couple Dempsey's two handed fighting style with his opponents in ability to dope his intentions anC you've got a mighty dangerous com bination. Few of the classy fighter! can fight other than with their lief hand. A right-handed fighter i, awkward for them to handle-and t' hit And Derpsey's ability to mak' the shift>at will gives him this ad vantage at any time during a figh that he cares to take it.
 Like K. O. Brown
 LnnPtnrrf Brown riphf handed fighter and his string O Kayoes testifies to what I mean. George Chaney, whom I tough | at Cedar Point, and K. O. Mars i whom I met at Cincinnati, were tn same kind of boxers-the most dan gerous kind of opponents because owing to their apparently awkwar, style, they were likely at any secon' to get across a blow. that woult wind up a fight in a hurry.
 The value of Dempsey's surpris style of fighting is shown by the fac
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
CARPENTER WILL WIN!
 SO SAYS "T' DOPE


 
 
 
  Sulivans
  fhD;     P in in Collier Station. W Va, May 30, 1SSo I. City, Miss, ', challenged a  weight fght
  to  at Coney Island N
  By 1908 Jack Johnson had climbed heavyweight division
  in Nev. trying come back. WILLARD 5, 1915 bringing the title back to the white J. by 3 O., o Il G. CARPENTER? n Yet he end of the ' of champions
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
NAVY INVESTMENTS IN STATE LIMITED

Ship a-hoyi Mates hit deck.
 The Pacific fleets championship baseball team will leave San Diego this week for Arizona, where they have been booked for series of five games in the Salt River valley.
 This team will arrive in Phoenix
 not later than Thursday morning. and after reporting to the Phoenix booking office at Pinney & Robin sons. where they will receive copy of their schedule, they will imme- diately leave for Mesa, where they
 make their first appearance against the strong Mesa team.
 Bringing practically the same team i that defeated the Atlantic team in l Panama last January, and an organi- 1 zation of the best players from all l branches of the navy, including men i from the submarines, naval aviators and the warships which make up the Pacific fleet, they will have one of 1 the best baseball teams to visit the
 valley this season.
 | Whether this team will travel on the train or fly over in seaplanes or come up the Salt river in a submarine has not yet been announced Any way. they will arrive in Phoenix or l schedule, according to word received by Pidge Rinney yesterday in q tele- gram from Carl Klindt, who is book ing games in San Diego.
 During the Pacific fleets visit tc
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

Kid Norfolk of New York, the hardest hitting fighter since the days Of Sam Langford, and not excepting Jack Dempsey himself, will show his wares in Phoenix Monday, May 30, in a scheduled l0-round bout with Lee Anderson of Portland. Ore.
 Norfolk's name has occupied con- spicuous place on the sport pages or thescountrv for some time. but he has never been given a crack at title, and from his past rep. it will be some time before the colored heavy peeks in on a title go with the present crop of championship aspirants. Leo Flynn. the king of managers. boasts a stable of fifteen or twenty fight ers, including Bill Brennan and Pan anna Joe Cans, but Flynn is willing To risk his weekly earnings that Nor ok will beat any man in tha~ world regardless of weight.
 This is the first time Arizona. fight fans have been offered a chance to see a scrapper of Norfolk's ability in action. and in meeting Lee Anderson the New York scrapper has a worthy opponent
 Anderson stopped Willie Keller m Portland, Ore, Thursday night and few weeks before he put a dent Tn Barry's hopes for a fight career. An derson originally halls from the New England states. where he claimed the middleweight championship. Since coming west he has taken on some poundage and will be within few pounds of Norfolk. He has an ambl- ton to wear a crown and feels that by beating Norfolk he will get bout on the Dempsey Carpenter card in place of the dusky New Yorker.
 Immediately after Mondays fight Norfolk will return east to act as sparring partner for one of the big uns Dempsey is after Norfolk for a working mate, but Flynn wants
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

The happiest hours l have spent for some time were from two to five o'clock Saturday afternoon when my friends and customers dropped in at various times to par take of some Chocolate Shop punch, look around my store and pass few friendly words.
 I think that some people fail to appreciate my idea in giving these little 'get-together" parties. How
 ever, the number is very small because anyone who has visited the store on one of these occas- slaps on the back, the laughter, joking and other friendly demon strations can realize the pleasure which is enjoyed by all who par
 ticipate My share of pleasure,
 however, is especially large be-
 cause it assures me that l am looked on with favor by my fel-
 low men that Hyder's store is not
 losing it's popularity and that the
 good old Phoenix spirit is still prevalent. I surely enjoy prepar- ing these little entertainments and
 I more than enjoy the results.
 = My store is really on dress pa | rade on these occasions-we are | not having open house to sell a | lot of merchandise and people who | drop in to pay Us a visit are not | expected to buy something be-
 cause they enjoy a glass or two of | punch. Our callers are our guests | and what we want most of all are their smiles and "Howdy- do's.'
 Every once in a while the ''soft7 | drinks are on me and when I issue l an invitation please know that il | is just one of my little parties and that I am anxious to have every body come in and give the store 1 the "once-over" and get just lit ! tie better acquainted with Hydel | Brothers store.
 JOHN RYDER
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

Louis, .364; Barber, Chicago, .356; Hargrave, Cincinnati, 1854; Johnston, Brooklyn. .351: McHenry, St. Lou Is, .346; R. Miller, Philadelphia, .346 Carey, Pittsburg, .343; Deal. Chicago, .341; Kelly, New York, .34O.
 The averages of these players who have participated in Is or more games and include games of last Wednesday.
 A number of surprises are in store for the American league baters in the next few weeks. Tyrus Cobb, pilot Of the Tigers. is back at his old tricks with the willow and promises to make things interesting for one of his outfielders. Harry Heilman, who IS leading the league with an average of .454. Cobb's mark is 1895. George Slsler, St. Louis star is coming along fast and has moved from 37th to 4th place in two weeks. His average now IS .3S0, one point behind Stephensons the Alabama university star who is playing second base for the worlds champions of Cleveland. Bib Falk. White Sox outfielder, who is said to be the find of the season, is attract ing wide attention because of his slugEing Falk went from .293 6 week ago to .347 and is tied with Williams of St. Louis for tenth place.
 Babe Ruth had a fairly prosperous week, bagging three circuit drives. Harris added a brace of bases to his stolen base record and is showing the way with eight.
 Other leading batters, including games of Wednesday,:
 Speaker, Cleveland, .37S; Ruth, New York. .37S; Menosky, Boston, .375; Bassler, Detroit, 1882: Tobin, St. Louis, .360.
 Butler and Brief, Kansas City teammates. have exchanged places for the leadership of the American association batters, the former top ping the list with> an average of 44S while the latter is hitting .426. Haul sen of Milwaukee continued to hold third place with an average of APP Zwilling of Kansas City slammed out another home run and brought his string of circuit drives to seven Paul player, failed to add to his 12 stolen bases.
 Other leading batters are:
 Lear, Milwaukee, AS; Baird, In- l dianapolis, .411 Miller. St. Paul .3S3; Kirke. Louisville, .396; Kinsel- | Ia, Indianapolis, 1888; Gainor, Mil waukee, .3s7; Good, Kansas City .371; Armstrong, St. Paul, .371;
 Smiling Jack" Lelivelt of Omaha dilO NdSlZ Ol 1lly are pTSSSlns Paddock of Sioux City for the bat. ting honors of the Western leagu, among the regulars who participated
 in 15 or more games, according t
 averages released today and whici
 include games of Tuesday Paddocl
 is leading with .421, while Metz i.
 runner-up with AIS and LeIivelt
 mark is 39S
 East of Wichita has pulled out il
 front among the circuit drive hitters
 East bagsed four home runs in th'
 past week and is leading the hom,
 run hitters with seven. Smith, Wich
 fta: Krueger. Joplin, and E. Moore
 Oklahoma City, are tied for stolel
 base honors, with eight each. Other leading batters: Walker. Joplin, .397; Robertson Joplin, .S91; Krueger, Joplin, .SS0 East, Wichita, .3S7; Harper. Oklaho ma City. .37S: Beck, Wichita, .359 | Washburn, Wichita, 356.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

the valley they will play in the fol- lowing order: Mesa, Indian school, Giants, White SoX, and Glendale. All games will be exciting, thrilling and sensational. The navy crew will be a hard one to beat. but local fans are sure of at least two victories over the sailors nine, even though they carry pitching staff of six pitchers
 Since there are so many good swimmers and divers in Uncle Sam's navy, the Pacific fleet team an nounces that they have several of the best high and fancy divers and swimmers that have ever attempted
 to entertain water sport fans These
 stars are going to accompany the navy baseball team, and in all prob
 ability a big water sport circus will be arranged to take place a Morley's $ amusement park on Friday afternoon during their stay.
 This will give the water sport fans as well as the baseball fans an op- portunity for a real treat.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
KID NORFOLK MATCHED WITH LEE ANDERSON IN
 PHOENIX NEXT MONDAY
King of Colored Heavyweights Signed For Phoenix Bout; Biggest Fight Attraction Ever
 Staged In Southwest

Brennan to get another crack at the title and will probably keep Norfolk off the champs boards. Carpenter has picked ole Jeannette to handle his sparring partners. and Joe feels kindI ytoward Norfolk. Big Bill Tate, Dempsey's old standby, was a regular drawing card in the east until Norfolk ended his fight career. In fact, every colored fighter of any note has followed the trail of white hope sand sidestepped Hymns pro- tege.
 Matchmaker Williams of the Ari- zona Athletic club has established a new guarantee record for this bout, and for several days it looked like curtains for the bout. Panama Joe Cans originally booked. Williams was resting easy until Cans went out with itonsilitis. Williams got busy with Flynn. and when he asked a guaran- tee the fight was almost blocked But little figuring by the Matchmaker paved the way and a guarantee was posted. Flynn was willing to send Cans, but he was skeptical about sending Norfolk out west with the big mill so close. However the guarantee looked good and Norfolk is on the way.
 If the Norfolk Anderson bout goes over. Panama Joe Cans will come west just as soon as he has recovered from his illness. In the meanwhile the fight fans of the southwest will center their interest on the Norfolk Anderson mill.
 The preliminary events will be an- nounced during the coming week and arrangements for public workouts of Anderson and Norfolk will be made in a few days Roth r,er, sbo,,17 ba in Phoenix by Wednesday night.
 The big, fight fest will start at S:3O o'clock one week from tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
BRAVES WIN IN ELEVEN

BOSTON, May 21.-Boston won rom Cincinnati in the eleventh, when Holke opened with a double to short right field off RiXey, advanced to third on Ford's sacrifice and scored when Gibson singled. Bressler made a single and a home run in his two times at bat for Cincinnati, then re- tiring because of a sore leg Score;
 R. H. F.. Cincinnati ..o0o 1o2 no oo-5 II 0 Boston .102 100 010 O1-6 12 , Batteries-Napier, RiXey and Win go; Oeschger, Fillingem and O'Neill Gowdy. Gibson.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

that even before he put Willard away at Toledo he had knocked out 20 men in the first round and had dozen other knockouts to his credit
 Willard. on paper, should have won the Toledo affair But he was pug zled by Dempsey's style, just as any other boxer is puzzled in trying to dope the man who doesn't stick to the usual methods.
 Thus Dempsey won his title by freak fighting.
 Carp Like Cat
 Carpenter has risen to the cham pionship of France by freak fighting Of an altogether different nature. Trained in the European school of open fighting-infightin is practi- cally unknown over there-Georges has developed such agility in rush ing, hitting and getting away that in the ring he reminds a person of noth- ing so much as cat.
 Into his opponent one second with
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
Giants To Clash With Tigers At
 Eastlake Today

The Western Giants (colored) and the Tigers meet at Eastlake park this afternoon in their third clash this season. The Giants won the two previous games, but Manager Scott has added to his team since the last game and today he is confident of victory
 The former clashes between the Gi- ants and Tigers were the hardest fought games of the year. Every baseball fan in the valley has dis cussed the merits of the two teams with the opinions evenly divided. The fans are anxious to see these two teams get together again to settle the issue.
 Manager Hicks of the Giants an nounces the arrival of several new players with Poor Jack, a husky right hand twirler. as the main at traction Poor Jack served with the 10th cavalry where he made a name on the mound. Hicks says Poor Jack is the only match he has found for Wiz White, in fact the poor one is the only twirler in the valley Wiz White is willing to bow to. He won r straight victories while touring the Philippines, 14 being shutouts. His record looks good on paper.
 Manager Scott presents several new faces today including Butler, the speedy little shortstop from Mesa and Catcher Wheeler, and Finley Westfall. the speedy outfielder. The Tigers look the best bet in the val ley with today's lineup and if the Giants take this game they can lay claim to valley leadership despite two defeats for the season.
 There is a keen rivalry existing out Eastlake way between the Giants and Tigers and their respective fol- lowers crowd the park at every game to root and lay their change on their favorites.
 lick announces the following lina up for today:
 Rosser, catcher; Fritz, shortshtop; Quetts third base: Poor Jack, pitch CT; Johnson, second base; Arbo. cen ter field; King. right field; Hicks, first base; Taylor. left field.
 Here's how Ed Scott lines 'em up: Westfall. left field: Teddy. center field; Wheeler, catcher; Battling Scotty, third base; Ed Scott. first base; Butler. short stop; SalaZar pitcher; A Scott. second base; Lo- | peg, right field; Football, substitute ] The game will start promptly al o'clock, rain or shine.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
TODAY'S GAM ES

At EastIake Park-Tigers vs. Giants.
 At Riverside Park-GIendale vs. Sox. At HaIstead Grounds-Red Sox vs. Chambers.
 At Mesa-Browns Vs. Mesa.
 At Tempe-Arizona Eastern vs- Tempe.
 At Electromagnetic vs. Wickenburg.
 Et EastIske (morning game)- Bears vs. Knights of Columbus.
 At Arizona Eastern Grounds Santa Fe Vs. Alhambra. The Navy team will play five games in the Salt River valley this week: Thursday afternoon at Mesa: Friday afternoon, wa ter sport meet is being arransed; Saturday afternoon, at Indian school; Sunday afternoon, at EastIake park, against Giants; Monday afternoon, at Riverside Park, White Sox; Tuesday aft ernoon at Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

a bullet-like one-two punch. he is crouched on the floor like shadow the next, while an adversary's swing goes harmlessly over him. Points pile up the points; that has been the F'renchman's method always
 Frenchmans Chance
 Carpenters chance in this fight will lie in using his flashy. speed to rain blows in so fast on Dempsey that Jack won't have a chance to get set or get his wallopers into action. Dempsey's job will be to get the Frenchman into a corner and then make him miss punch.
 The Jersey battle will be more than fight for the heavyweight cham pionsh.p.
 It will be bout to determine which is the better style of freak fighting-that which made Carpen- tier the champion of France, or that which gave Dempsey. after a knock out tour, the world title.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
HORNSbY HOLDS
 BATTING TITLE
 IN OLD LEAGUE
IRepubliean A. p. Leased wirel


 CHICAGO, May 21-"Rabbit'' Mar anville of Pittsburg was on a bat ting rampage during the past week and went from tenth place to sec ond to become the runner-up to Roger Hornsby, St Louis star, who is toping the National league slug lsers in batting despite the fact that he ran into a slump. Maranvilles s average is .36S, compared with 1856 las. week, while the National cham pion of last year dropped from .471 to -457
 George Kelly of the Giants who is competing with Babe Ruth of the Yankees in the major league race for home run honors, hit only one four-ply blow, which brought his total up to eight, while the American league champion has an even dozen
 Bohne of Cincinnati stole another base during the week and leads the base stealers with eight thefts.
 Other leading batters: Schultz, St
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
CARDS oUTcGAss PHILLIPS

PHILADELPHIA. May 21. - St Louis outclassed Philadelphia, mak- ing IS hits for S1 bases and profiting by five Philadelphia errors. Four nier's two home runs made his total three for yesterday and today. Mann also hit a home run with two on bases, and Wrightson for the locals drove the longest hit of the game, a line drive over the right center field Wall score: R. H. E. St Louis 0o2 041 204-Is IS 0 Philadelphia 1000 POI 0OO- 8 5
 Batteries: Haines and CIemons: Baumgartner, Keenan, c. Smith and Peters
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
Caseys And Bears
 Play This Morning

The Caseys and Bears cross bats at Eastlake park this morning in the only morning game of the valley. The Caseys are out for big game and hope to win their way up by winning as they go-
 The Bears have been doing some destruction ir the valley league since starting and should give the Caseys a hard battle.
 The game will start at 10:30 o'clock this morning
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

Summary: Two-base hits-Grimes. Brown. Three base hit-Deal. Stolen base-Maisel. Sacrifice hits-Grimes. Hollocher- Double plays-O'Farrell to Terry; Hollocher to Terry to Grimes; Kelleher to Terry to Grimes. Bases on balls-Off Ryan 2: off Ty- Ter, 2 Innings pitched-By Ryan. 1-3; by Douglas, 2-3: by Perritt.. z Struck out-BN Ryan, ?: by Douglas, 3: by Tyler, 2. Wild pitches-Douglas, Tyler.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
STATION FRY

Bright colors in stationery are not good-so many of your letter writing friends. you'll find. are venting their love of the different" in paper of ex- traordinary size. The envelopes are almost six inches square.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-22
SMALL HATS

The material for the moment for the small hat is toile de soleil-sin- liar to the straw you have known as horsehair. only very muchm lighter in weight and more supple. It comes in colors