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Evening star., 1921-07-09
Pacing Stake to Single g

CLEVELAND. July 9-Pacing the
fastest time of the year, Single G de-
feated one of the most formidable
fields of PAGERS in training yester-
day in the free-for-all at North Ran
dali. He paced the first mile in
2.O1a and the second in 2.02k, win
ming easily
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Martin Asked to Resign.

PETERSBURG. Va. July 9.-Billy
manager of the Petersburg, Virginia
League. club. Martin was fined $50
in police court yesterday for an as
sault on a fan and an additional $50
for abusive language toward another
spectator.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

ing for safety to fill the bases.
Charity held third when Milan filed
to ToAin. but scored when Johnson's
peg took an odd hop and bounded
over Collins head. Rice rolled to Nc
ManuS to end it,
Evening star., 1921-07-09
No Offer to Gibbons.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Tex Ricard has
made no offer to Tommy Gibbons for
a match with Georges Carpenter.
Eddie Kane, the formers manager.
said as he left for Osakis, Mimi. to
join Gibbons, who is taking vaca-
ton there.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
DEMPSEY SAYS KEARNS
WILL REMAIN HIS PILOT

~HEYENNE Wyo, July 9-Jack Dempsey emphaty denied
that Edward
~ plant Jack Kearns his manager. Dempsey here
E his home in Salt Lake City.
Jack Kearns will be long fighter"
said HE fighting
of
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Western Tourney Starts.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July p
annual western tennis championships.
Sixty-four players. representing In
diana. illinois, Ohio. New York and
Minnesota. are listed. Vincent Rich
ards. national junior champion, 10
competing.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Spaniard After Georges.

FERROL, Spain, July 9.-Georges
Carpenter soon will receive a chal-
lenge for a bout to be held in Madrid.
The challenge is being forwarded by
Andres BalSa, a Galician boxer.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Puts Ban on Sunday Ball.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 9.-Chief
Law Enforcement Officer Conrad w.
Austin has announced that beginning
tomorrow Sunday base ball would be
nut under the ban in Montgomery
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Detroit Obtains a PAR.

COLUMBIA. Pa, July 9.-Lester
Bell. shortstop. and David Cocklin,
catcher. of the Columbia Moose club,
semi-professional aggregation,
have been signed by the Detroit
Americans.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Red Sox Sign Colleg1an.

DETROIT. Mich. July SACK
Perrin, outf1elder and a varsity foot
ball man of the University of Michi-
gan. has Joined the Boston Red Sox.
Perrin led the Michigan club in bat
ting this year and plays a fast game
in the field.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
SETS MARK
WITH 61O-FOOT HOMER

7 larry HE1LMANN Tiger outheder <he American
League batting crashed the
yesterday when he of the deliveries
short of eighth of meawy from plate
cout regarded the longest made
had plenty of time around the bases The
feet the distance of the homer slammed by
Evening star., 1921-07-09
Giants Buy a Twirler.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 9.-Colum-
bia, South Atlantic Association. has
sold Pitcher Richard Proctor to the
New York Nationals.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Toledo. IL: Kansas City, II.
fhdianapolis. Z: Minneapolis. s.
Columbus. Ito: Milwaukee. Is.
Louisville, 1O-S; st. Paul, 80.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans, 3: Chattanooga, 2.
Nashville. 8; Mobile, 2.
Birmingham, 8; Memphis. 4.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash At ST. Louis. Wash. at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago New York at Chicago.
Phila. at Cleveland. Phila. at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
ST. Louis IL: Washington. ..
Chicago. 4: New York, I.
Boston. 8; Detroit. 3.
Philadelphia at Cleveland (rain).
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh. 5; Brooklyn, o.
Boston 5; Cincinnati. o,
Philadelphia, Q: ST. Lonis.4.
New York. /; Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond. 9: Portsmouth. 8.
Wilson. IL: Petersburg. 10.
Rocky Mount, "A; Newport News, 8.
Suffolk. IL; Norfolk. 8.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Tampa, 8: Jacksonville, 2.
St. Petersburg. "a: Lakewood, IL.
Daytona, 8; Orlando. 1.
Evening star., 1921-07-09
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
FLORIDA STATE LR

Durham, Z: Raleigh. 4.
Greensboro. Z; Winston Salem, 6.
Danville-High Point (rain).
Evening star., 1921-07-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

Charlotte. o: Greenville, Z.
Spartanburg. IL: Charleston. B.
Columbia, 81; Augusta, 20.
Evening star., 1921-07-09

Copyright 1921. BY d. q. Fisher. Trade marx
registered q. 8. Pat. On.)
Evening star., 1921-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Chicago at New York. Chicago At New York.
Pitts. at Brooklyn. Pitts. at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St Louis at Phila.
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LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE $

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LANDS AID FARMS FoR SALE 81
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Minnesota, between two b,au'Ilu clear
water lakes, native trees. sand beaches.
LiEh ground, fresh Hir. fish aud fowl. ot-
suitable" i"r private. exclusive suruu.r
home Of person OF means Albert John
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OKLAHOMA
MI ST BE SOLD before March ist.. 5ss
acres of good land seven miles south OF
mostly bottom. llo acres cultivated. hal
snee good hay land nearly all uuahlc.
Si6 per acre. WIll carry hulf at seven per
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Trey. 'rescHut, okla.
ron RENr-rOr cash. $50 acre farm. six
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GOOD STOCK KANCII-.Nso 1-raa. Isp
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IL ESTATE fOn SALE
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The New York herald., 1921-07-06
YACHTSMEN LEAVE
TO RACE OFF C0WES
Members of Seawanhaka Cor
inthian Y. G. Will Sail the
American Boats.

Several American yachtsmen who are
TO race In the International team race
with G-meter yachts left for England
on the steamship Aquitania yesterday.
They will represent the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club In a series of six
races. tho first Of which will be sailed
off Cowes July 20. The yachtsmen who
left were Rear Commodore Paul l..
Hammond. Sherman Hoyt. c. T. Have
meyer. Richard de p. Boardman. John
L. Saltonstall. I. Townsend Irwin. John
c. Paine, Francis Herreshoff. w. A. w.
Stewart. Winthrop W. Aldrich and J.
Lloyd Derby
The four yachts that will be sailed by
those yachtsmen arc the Grebe Mon
tauS, Sheila and Jeanie. They were de-
signed and built here 10 fit the British
6-meter class, and IN their trials have
proved themselves TO be very fast,
weatherly craft. This team race. the
first OF its kind in international yacht
ing, will be the yachting feature of the
year The races are to be sailed off
Cowes and off Ryde, Isle Of Wight. un-
der the auspices of the Royal Yacht
Squadron and the Royal Victoria. Royal
London and Royal Thames yacht clubs.
British yachtsmcn have built fourteen
yachts I'm this class. which will sail in
eliminating trials held for the purpose
Of selecting the four defenders of the
British-American cup.
The four American yachts left here
ten days ago on the steamship Francisco
and will be ready for the Seawanhaka
Corinthian yachtsmen when they arrive
at Cowes Sherman Hoyt Is captain OF
the American team.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Binzen in Winning Stroke
Reaches Tennis Semi-final
Defeats J. w. Mersereau In
North Side Championship.

For the first time in tho North Side
tennis championship tournament, which
has been in progress since last Satur-
day on the courts of the University
Heights Tennis Club. a day passed with
out an upset being recorded yesterday.
Two men, Elliott Binzen. former title
holder. and Kenneth D. Fisher. reached
the semi-fnal round, and Albert J. Os-
tendorf advanced TO the fifth round.
Fisher won two matches, defeating
Jack Wright in a sharply contested af-
fair, Cd, Sc, after he had eliminated
DR.. Mitchell in the fourth round with
out any trouble. Ostendorf, who appears
10 be enjoying the best season of his
tennis career--he recently gave Ichiya
Kumagae a hard fight in the Eastern
New York State championship-scor
with unexpected ease over Fred d. Pow
ers, Go, Cd.
Blnzen's play indicated that It will be
difficult to deprive him of another leg
on the challenge trophy. He set whirl-
wind pace in his match with Jones w.
Mersereau. his sharp breaking service.
effective volleying and low cross court
driving proving powerful weapons. The
score was 6--2. 6-3. The summary:
North Side Tennis Championship Singles
Fourth round-Kenneth u. Fisher defeated
Or. Mitchell. G-l, 6-i; Albert =. ostendorf
defeated +. u. Powers, Go, ca.
Fifth Round--Kenneth u. Fisher defeated
Jack Wright. Cd. S-6 Elliott VI. B.nzen
defeated Jones w. Morsereau. G-2. G-3..
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Title Holder Not to Desert
Manager or to Get
Married.
ny CHARLES F. MATHIsoN.

Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Denp-
sey. yesterday punctured number of
rumors regarding the champions affairs.
Usually" said Kearns. II merely smile
at these fanclful yarns. and let them
pass. But at the present time there Is
such a large crop Of imagination at
large that 1 win comment on it.
First is a story TO the effect that
Dempsey's contract with me expires
shortly and that he win not renew 1t.
If Jack has any such intention I think
would be first to learn of It, He has
not said word to me on the subject and
he is not backward about speaking his
mind If he has anything to say. Demp-
sey and I have got along very well. and
he not only won the worlds champion
ship under my management but has
successfully defended 1t IN three of the
most successful title contests held in this
to continue as manager OF the champion.
If he decides to make a change I will be
the first to learn of it.
Next was a yarn to the effect that he
was about TO be married. Dempsey has
had one matrimonial experience and it
was anything but q pleasant one. From
my knowledge of his intentions 1 would
say that he does not banker for second
voyage on the sea of matrimony. He
certainly has not made any preparations
for wedding. and so far as know does
not intend to.
at seems to me 1t IS about time for
Jacks critics to let up on him. Dempsey
is just as good citizen as any other
title holder in America, and the other
champions are not abused and misrep-
resented. Let's have little fair play
for Dempsey"
Kearns added that Dempsey would be
willing to fight Wills or any one the
public demanded. but no one seems to
want to offer purse.
Georges Carpenter was the guest ot
honor at a dinner at the Hotel Biltmore
last night at which were present q
large number of foreign newspaper cor
respondents who came here to see the
fight in Boyle's Thirty Acres.
Victor Breyer of Paris and other well
known writer's spoke in complimentary
terms of the Frenchman's courageous
fight Georges, when called upon. said
he did his best and was glad his friends
were satisfied.
The much postponed bout between
Leach Cross and Jimmy Duffy will be
staged at Ebbets Field tonight unless
there Is another Siege of threatening
weather. Marty Cross, the other fight
ing member of the Cross family. will
also appear in a bout with Paddy
Murphy.
An attempt to frighten those who at
tended the big bout is in the form of a
charge that the big arena swayed dur
ing the contest. Joseph w. Edwards,
the contractor. brother OF Gov. Ed
wards. declared yesterday that there
was no foundation for the scare. Speak
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Latonia Results.

First RAce-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $500; six turlones
Cllntonville. IFS CButwelD. $500, 0i4Q and
So 40, won; George starr, fl2 CLunsford), 81
and 1910. second: Or. Carmen, ll2 (Lyke)
nlonSs Budaie. 'fii;elio Of Eizabethtown. Miss
pora Tulsa, Saddle Ring. Missed the Time,
Green Grass and You Need also ran.
Second Race--For two-year-oldsi claiming
purse 81 800: five and a half furlongs. The
Coloners Lady. los Smith. SIl.4o. SIS and
si7, won salamander. los (McAtee), Sip.s
IS 20 third. Time 1 :O7 as. Hinkie. Randei,
Frank Boyd. Commander Colin, Hermoden,
First National, Bright Leaf. Hutchis/l and
Tbird Race-For thrce-year-olds and up
ward claiming purse ~ 500. one mile and
a quarter: Brothoriy Love. i07 Connolly
81 90. 81 so and out, won: T. @. King, IL
CBu.welD. $500 and out. second kimpelone
i0i Francis). out, third. Time. 2'04 As.
Four,b Raco-For three -yoar-oids; allow
anccs purse $1,000, six furiongs: Lady Mad
cap. i0T CHoward), $500. f2.4o and 80
ond %oh RSiiIns s, io7 csicAte, $50 % ih1d rime
I ~. Frank F.. Bermont and Balance Wheel
Fifth Race-For three-year-oids and up
ward: allowances purse $4,000 one mile
and a sixteenth Kewpie O'Noil. los dsuns-
s9sd) s2s9 S2so 01a s2lo w.5 u Tip9S .osS sS
Humphrey. % tFiedsl. $50 third Time,
i'4S i-5. Travcaty and Nile. Dazie also ran.
,Ss ssh RSestGT srs n1den y soo 'Toy;sST9as ,S.
orn1a pale. JIG McAtecl. siiso. So and
s5.io. won; Jewell V. D, ii2 Nunsfordl
1880 and 81 so. rccond. who Can Tell, NJ
Connolly. s. 10. third. Time. ;oi as 1iys-
teria. Contention. Doris, Nulcarore, Hcnndal.
Mooregque Brass Tacka and Black Flag also
ran.
Seventh Rare-For thrce-vear r-olds and up-
ward: claiming: purse si 800 flllcs ana
mares one mile end a sixteenth. Cut up.
Had Her Way. 100 fSnilfh), $4,000 and $40.
a-cond Penwell 100 tGray). sii.ao. third.
Time. .4T. Acclaim Grace King, Foxbrow ,
Brlmful, Tony Lady, Mazoia. Amanda, Fifu
II. and Miss Patty also ran.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06

ing Of the building of the arena he added :
"It was planned by engineers who
know all about strength of materials.
We tested the supports by putting on
five-ton weights and observing the eff
feet with instruments. The arena is 50
built that If Il were possible to lift 1t
It would hang all together. All build
ings will sway There's isn't chimney
in the world that IS well built that won't
sway. If 1t would not sway it might
fall to pieces. The posts have eight foot
centres and are eight by ten inches.
ten by ten inches and ten by twelve
inches. The only possible chance OF any
break is in faulty plank. The building
satisfied Building INSPECTOR Saul. who
said: TEX" Richard is insured. but IL
there should be an accident responsible
city officials would be damned forever. =
Jess Willard yesterday sent word from
Kansas that he is willing TO fight Demp-
sey again.
"Ive led the simple life: I'm In splen-
did thtpe to-day" he said.
81 would need four months for train
ing and conditioning. then I would be
ready for Jack Dempsey"
Jess win have to show Tex Rickard
what his condition is before he gets a
match.
The Michigan Boxing Commission is
a bit worried over Leonard's postpone
mont Of nis bout with Freedman.
while we have no reason TO doubt
Leonard's word" Secretary c. A Nc
Cauley, of the commission said. I'VE
want to be sure.
Leonard gave as his reason for not
appearing at Benton Harbor that no
was suffering from rheumatism incurred
while en- route to Chicago.
I'VE have no reason to doubt his ex-
planation and are merely sending our
representative to make sure. II there
should be anything wrong with Leon
ards explanation. he almost assuredly
will be barred from this State"
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
TENNIS - RAGING = TROTTING - GOLF -- BOXING
Kearns Spikes Rumors
Anent Champion Dempsey
Denpsey's Fine Car
Is Again Attached

~ WO weeks ago Jack Dempsey
lent his $4,000 English auto
4 mobile TO n friend who wanted
to get from Atlantic City to Pnila-
delphla quickly. When the motor ar
rived IN Philadelphia 1t was attached
by a court order issued to a physi-
clan who claimed the pugilist owed
him $500. Dempsey eUtricated the
automobile by posting the necessary
bond
Yesterday the vehicle was parked
in front of the Hotel Biltmore. Demp-
seys temporary refuge In thought
less moment the pugilist's chauffeur
(said to be French) dismounted that
he might stretch his legs until his en-
ployer should appear. Deputy Sheriff
Lanman quickly usurped the chauf-
feur's seat, and, with that individual
racing after, drove the automobile to
the Blltmore Garage. where 1t rests
again, rendered impotent by new
attachment.
This time the equipage Is tied up
by a writ issued by Justice Donnelly
Mt the behest Of Frank Spellman OF
Batavia, n. Y, who claims that
Dempsey owes him 100000 for his
share I'm a moving picture enterprise.
The same writ bars the pugilist from
the 100000 purse he won Saturday.
too.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
2tq0 Pace, 5000.
Chess Experts Ready for Play.

Special Dcsputch 70 Tifr NEw YonK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. J.. July 5.--Twelve
chess experts from Paris, New York,
Philadelphia. Washington, Baltimore.
Chicago, Los Angeles and Ontario to-
day entered the masters tournament OF
the eighth American chess congress
play, which VIII start at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Drawings were held
at preliminary meeting, at which tho
rules Of play were also agreed upon.
Tho pairinrs resulted as follows:
Fir1. Round-Jack VS.. Turnover, Hago
VS. Marshall, Jaffe vs. Whitaker, NJ.
Lotkowsli vs.. Harvey. Janowski VS..
sournin and Factor vs.. Sharp.
The second round was scheduled for
Thursday and the third round for Fri
day. The time limit VIII be al the rate
of thirty moves in the first two hours
and fifteen moves an hour thereat~e.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
DEMPSEY QUITS CITY
AND DODGES ARREST
Continued from First Page.

go TO Washington this week to start the
national campaign TO make the Volstead
law more stringent, bring out legis-
ton preventing the smuggling and
peddling Of morphia. urge the passage OF
anti-gambling legislation and agitate for
a Federal divorce law that recognizes
but one ground for divorce"
Mr. Crafts then issued lengthy
statement in which he thanked the pro-
moters Of the beer parades FOR demon
strating the feebleness Of their case" He
also expressed his sincere appreciation
OF the people who did not parade and
the officials who did not review such
parades."
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Crescents Open Air Boxing

The second open air amateur boxing tour
nnment Of tho Crescent Athletic Club will
be held az ito summer home, Eighty-fifth
street and shore Road, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
n. y, on Tuesday, July II. The entries re-
colved up 70 date for those bouts aro Ed
ward Coyie OF tho Trinity Club. and Leon
Gutowski Johnny Buff a. c.. for tho i35
pound class. John Cope. PAulist a. c., and
Hal Clorioso. Greenwich House Sporting
Club for tho isj pound class. Louis Gurlie-
oimini. Pastime A. c.. and Louis Eefaro.
Glencoe A. c.. for the li5 pound class.
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Carpenters Long Ring Career at Last
May Have Produced Brittle Hands
BY DANIEL.


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The New York herald., 1921-07-06
Australia Retains the
Cricket Championship
Defeats England in Third
Straight Match at Leeds.

LEEDS, England, July 5.-Australla
defeated England this afternoon In the
third straight cricket match. thereby re-
tainlus tho championship between the
two. countries, which Australia won from
Enciapd in Australia last year
The event. which is one Of the biggest
sporting features of each season. has
been occupying tho attention OF the
press for many weeks.