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como vencedores que fuimcs tahbi-n,
de que Sc nos consul.ase fobre la disno-
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previa consulta, sc adjudico al Japon la
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asunto Les Estados Unidos quiersu que
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psrece fcticio Que real, y Que 10 le
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
GEORGES SMALLEST
OF ANY CONTENDER
Measurements Of Carpenter
Understood Compared With
Other Title Heavyweights
WILLARD BIGGEST MITTMAN
BY LOUIS II. JAFTE

Physical measurements OF Georges
Carpenter. challenger OF the worlds
heavyweight crown, will be smaller In
several days than any boxer who ever
appeared in a titular tilt when the
Frenchman faces Jack Dempsey at Jer.
sey City July 2. Tommy Burns. who
was dethroncd by Jack johnson. was
shorter, but he was heavier than the
foreigner and more compactly built,
while Rob Fitzsimmons was about the
same weight, 172. as Georges probably
will weigh. when Ruby Rob was de-
posed at Coney Island by Jim Jeffries.
There are only two measurements in
Carpenters makeup which are big
ger than those of Dempsey. The French
mans calf is bigger than the title
holders. 16a inches, compared TO
1914, and his neck measures 16&
inches, quarter OF au inch more
than Dempsey's.
A difference of about twenty pounds
will be In Dempsey's favor, and Jack
is taller BY an inch and half, standing
9 feet inch. The Frenchman's reach
Is an inch shorter than the champs.
the latter's being seventy -four. Carp
and Jacques are almost evenly devel-
oped in wrist and ankle, only a fraction
of an inch favoring Dempsey in each
case.
Carpenters biceps are a quarter Of
an inch bigger than those Of Dempsey's,
which measure 10A. Both have won
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
Today's Local Games

Cuban Star. at Hohlfeld. Broad street
and Allegheny avenue.
Norfolk Stars at =. T. H. A., Broad and
Flei-her Ter At ipob,on Thirty .atth street and
Queen lane. -
ste+son travellers at KensLngton A. A..
FranIlford avenue and Berks strcct.
drIphin Giants. Forty-eighth and Brown
stctson At Germantown. Chelten avenue
WestviIie Town Leasue--South side vs..
Insurance LeaEue-Pcnnsylvnnia Co. vs..
Firemen's LAaSue--Fourth Battalion at
seventh. second at First. Third at Slntn
I,.rrs r. rrn,b Lease and Butler .trssss ~
Yesterdays SCORES
Fieisher. 12; North Phillies. !.
Bride-burg. o: Tamadua, Z.
ASsTfGyls ASstisns CHAIN is LUs'ST r. ST.AH.hsf smith
vinslsnd. 10, VIZ shinEton Braves. 8.
Ii.S WS4is RSHsDn jasEson sss%sSs + frof. e. E.
BurIinston S County feasue-Riverside, 9
'ITIremcnt's Iraeue, Eighth Battalion. iSi
ai9al. RH9ahnni ia III SSrFSls M%Sls0G sss sas.', ID,
Penna. Hospital. g; american Ice, u5
''?,S p Paul 6; CT Isi st. .casimir. o.
>Gl GKlauder- Weldon. !, Jenkintown IiEers. !,
FeltonyiIfe 4. A.. is; =. II. L. Old Tiiners
rdRl slusiafks's s, ssSf RssSvns siston a!' savs
nSiS.ia%S %:.5s...s h..qsHan 5T,.a, Division Now Re
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
MADDONA VICTOR
IN EXCITING HEAT
Despite Puncture, italian Beats
Chapman in 20 Miles, Decid-
ing Match Race
PiANl WINS FROM RUTT

vincenzo Maddona svened his score
< with George Chapman In motor-p pace
race competition by winning in straight
heats at the Point Breeze Nelodrome
last night. Two weeks ago the Italian
champion was defeated by the Phila-
lelphian In two out Of three heats at
Providence, r. I.
The deciding heat Of last night's 6 event
was a twenty mile race in which Mad
dona showed his remarkable ability as
speedster, his gameness and sensa-
tional sprinting ability. After gong
ont into the lead at the start OF the
second heat Maddona was handicapped
by a punctured rear tire. and he was
forced to change bikes. In doing 50
Vince lost almost three laps.
II took Maddona Ave miles before
he was able to get well under way again
and on the thirteenth mile he set out
on a terrific sprint. The 34OO fans
who broved the threatening weather
stood up en- masse and cheered Justify
for the first flying Italian. On the next
mile he cut down Chapman lead by
q lap.
NIaddona Loses Pace
Continuing his brilliant squirt Mad
dona again circled the American cham
pion on the fifteenth mile. and AZ they
came speeding into the seventeenth mile
the foreigner passed Chapman by two
lengths, But Madonna : lead was only
temporary, as he lost pace and George
again went out in front.
With but mile to SO, Just as nine
teen miles had been negotiated Mad
dona put on another squirt and. whlz.
ding by Chapman, the Italian pedaled
into the lead. finishing winner after
covering the final six laps in l minute
20 2-5 seconds.
Madonna's ten mile heat was clocket
in 13 :43. He went into the lead at III,
outset and never was headed. On th'
last mile. Chapman's front tire pune
tured and VincenSo finished without any
competition.
Orlando Piani, the Italian srrin'
champion, won in straight heats from
Walter Rutt. titleholder of Germany, IL
their one mile match race. The rcspcc'
tive times were . Al 20 and = :03 80
Each time Piani finished in front b!
half wheel.
Harris Is Victor
The one mile amateur open was cap
tursd by Frank Harris and the half
mile amateur handicap was won by LIE!
Elberson, who was given 135 yards
Harris Is the Olympic c. g. crack
while Elberson carries the colors OF tn
South End Wheelmen.
A forty mile international team
match race, 10 be decided in two ten
mile and one twenty mile heats, ha
been arranged for tomorrow night. Pau
verkyen and Jules Miguel. RESPECTIVE
Belgian and French champions, will rid
against Manus Bedall and Percy Law
renee, the American stars.
A match sprint between Willie Spen
Ger, who has become naturalize'
American citizen, and Bill Bailey, Eng
lish champion, also is on the program
in addition to two amateur events.
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Want Game for Community Feature
The Ps.chsii A. e. Is ,desir9ps Of srranE;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

derful back developments, but Csrpen-
tiers muscles appear to be more mag
nificcnt, and from these the French
mems hitting powers will be drawn.
Jess Willard, whom Dempsey knocked
out In three rounds, was the largest
champion. In several other respects
the more compact Jim Jeffries out
stripped Willard easily. Willard, for
his size. was not developed as highly
in a physical way as several others who
have held the title.
Willard scaled 240 pounds and wa,
6 feet 6 inches tall. His reach Of S3k
inches was far greater than that o.
other titleholders. His chest measure
ment Of 80 inches, normal, was sever
inches less than that Of JEFF. Jeffries
wrist, neck. biceps and ankle devcl
opment was greater than that of vii
lard, and Wizards calf measurement
were only n fraction Of an inch large
than Jeffrics'.
Following are the physical measure
ments Of the champion and challenge
as we'll ns those Of the former holders
Of the heavyweight title since Corbet
won It in 1892:
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ALl-STARS BOOK GIRARD
p. r. r. Team Tackles Barney
sehaeffer's Nine Tomorrow

Manager George l. Zellers. of the
p. r. T. All l-Stars, has a busy schedule
mapped out for the transit team for the
next month, and all the leading clubs
of the city have been booked for Satur =
day and twilight contests at the All.
Stars diamond at Tenth and Butler
streets.
The team is composed of bunch oi
sluggers. but in several of the recent
games they have not been given ade
ouate support with the assistance OF
competent pitching. This defect has
been remedied. and Manager Zellers
looks for a victory tomorrow after
noon, when the Girard Field Club will
be the attraction.
Barney Schaeffer has fast bunch
and be has strengthened his lineup t0i
the occasion. Several changes will
probably be made in the personnel oI
the P. r. T. team when It takes the
held.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

George Timlin Is getting his ushers to-
gether tor the opcn.alr show AZ the Phtlliss
Bail Park next Wednesday night, IN the
star bout Of which Joe Tiplit2 meets George
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

Danny Rodgers. OF Manayunk. has com
peted In twenty-five bouts. Out Of TINS tota
he has knocked out fourteen OF his oppo
nents. Rodgers can come in at l"b pouno'
and he is anxious to meet Martin Judge. a
fpllNNy ritiznn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

Returns OF the bout between Dempsey and
Carpenter Will be. made at the National A.
A. and Cambria 4. c. on the afternoon of
July > Reside this attraction several bouts
also will be staged at both arenas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
Scraps About Scrappers

Danny Ferguson, who was one OF
Uncle Sans Navy fighters throughout
the Great War and who was not dis
charged from the service until several
weeks ago, is prepared to resume fling
ing fists as n civilian. While in the
garb of a COB Fergy kept in condition
by putting on the gloves occasionally
and when his ship was on the coast Dan
won the welterweight championship OF
the Pacific Fleet. Ferguson, who halls
from Manayunk. did a lot of boxing
before he entered the service Among
the star mittmcn whom Danny met nrc
Steve Lat1o, twice; Mike McTigue,
champion of Canada, twice; George
Robinson. Eugene Brosseau, Jackie
Clark and Eddie McAndrews. Fergu.
son & return to the ring in this vicinity
will be made on Monday night when he
starts in a fifteen round set-to paired
with Young Jack O'Brien. Ferguson
and O'Brien are extremely different
types of boxers, the former being a
slugger while Young Jack is a clever
exponent of the art of self defense.
The fifteen round meeting between
West Manayunk.
Returns OF the bout between Dempsey and
July . Beside this attraction several bouts
also will be staged at both arenas.
johnny Paxson will noet Waiter Rsnnie
| In the semi-hnal to the Jack Bra62o- Joe Au-
| gntis match at tho Cambria tonisht. Pre-.
! Jimmy McDonsush We. Pat Marley and
! Jimmy Brown vs. Young Sam Lansdon.
| Young Andy Tomasky. a Pittsburgh lob.
| FOUNDER and former amateur boxer, has ar.
| rived IN Philadelphia. He Will be handled
| by Johnny willets.
George Timlln is getting his ushsrs TO-
| Bail Park next Wednesday night, in The
| star bout Of which Joe Tiptt2 meets George
| Chaney,
Darby Caspar. Of SMOKY Hollow is set
to with Pat Bradley. Of Little Italy at tht
Eleventh Street Arena on Monday nisht
| They viii meet IN tho star bout o. eign'
| rounds with other matches as follows
Cue Franchetu - George Russell. EDDIE
Wills.
Danny Rodgers. Of Manayunk has com
peted In twenty. two bouts. Out Of THIS tota
he has knocked on. fourteen OF his oppo
nents. Rodgers can come in at l%6 pound'
and he is anxious to meet Martin Judge
fellow district citizen.
Barney Dugan. OF the Eighteenth Ward
will DO Danny Rodser's foe IN the semi i.Hna
West Manayunk Monday night. Other bouts
are 70 be Harry Smith vs.. Bobby Wilson
and Mike lie Gland Va Johnny McCloskey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
co,,Ins 70 Rest Few More DAYS

premier second baseman Of the Ghicasc
White sox. who had his finger badly Injured
Club. had tho spiints removed today. but
when the keystone guardian tried on bia
sensitive TO catch q ball. His physician or
dered him to take few more days rest 10
let the finger get we'll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
Withdrawn From Grand Circuit

Cleveland. O.. juno 24.--RiHe Grenade.
20i& PAGER and King Watts 2.05i4 trot.
ter, two Of the biggest money Winners -
circuit this season, Il was announced when
the racing stable o. Lou Mcdonald arrived
which viii make Rifle Grenade eligible to ths
20T PAGES and King Watts 70 the "os
trots during the 1922 campaign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

Johnny Paxson will rnoet Walter Rsnnie
sntis match at tho Cambria tonisht. Pre-
Inns: Ping Bodie vs.. Tommy lansdon,
Jimmy McDonRuEh Pat Marley and
JLmmy Brown vs.. Yomrz Sam LanEdon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

Barney Dugan. OF the Eighteenth Ward,
will DO Danny Rodser foe in the seni i-hnai
70 tho . Brien-Ferguson htteen- round.r at
West Manayunk Monday night. Other bouts
are 70 be Harry Smith vs. Bobby wilson @
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
N,e.town PLAYS North philadelphia

The undefeated Nicetcwn team plays North
Philadelphia All-Stars on the circus grounds
Eighteenth and Hunting Park avenue. To-
night at 6:l5 o'clock. The battery for Nee
town viii be Sendrow and Smith. Nicetowr
10 scheduling games away for Saturday aft
ernoons and twilight games with hrst-clas -
teams For Information write Manager J
Smith, 1908 BTunner street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
kIna 10 Present Polo Trophy

London. juno 24--King George viii no
ssnt the information POLO cup 70 the Amer
lean team which on "Wednesday vac vc-
torious over the British defenders OF the
trophy. at Buckingham Palace on Monday
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ereb and Villains Draw

rerre Hauto. Ind. June 24.--Harry Gres,
of PittsburEh. and Chuck wtgEins, OF Indian
apolis boxed ten rounds here last night with
the honors even, according 20 local sport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24

be the feature Of a community bill, Ans
arst-ciass ,trsyciins team willing to & Play fcs @
by gcttinR In touch with Sam hupp, 4eiI
Saybrook avenue. Phone Woodland 2eT8 y.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-01

Every man should consider himself fortunate who
iaa wife or mother who hcps him 20 save money
Tho important part about saving 81 no, tho amount
money you tot asid. oich week. The cHsenial
thing IS She firm decision % definite, regular
euin 30 matter how small "a may be-
Even 81. sawed regularly each week. VIII mako your
savings grow amazingly.
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WOMAN'S PART IN MANS Sue
CESS-Often the strongest impulse to
save comes from the woman of the
household.
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~ calIer cIa.sltsd ADS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

DONH ~ NhNcN.
The actual political strife for the
coming year is now apparent. un-
less the republican state chairman Is
overruled. Mr.. Alexander has de-
creed that the next campaign In
Oklahoma be fought out on purely.
state issues. The reason need not
be elaborated on for the fact that
there Is no president to elect makes
the state issues of rather tremendous
importance. No one doubts that
the democrats will at least retrieve
part OF tEeir fallen fortunes in this
state insofar as concerns the con-
gressional districts. That must not
| be construed to mean that what
has been gained, for 1t will do that
and make an effort in the seventh
district.
But history teaches that a pres-
dent must usually face an adverse
lower house after his inauguration
| and President Harding will prob
ably be no exception to this rule.
! Oklahoma has one really republican
district, the Eighth with the First
about equally divided between the
| two major parties. That the demo-
Gratis intend to make n master effort
| to carry the First district Is an open
secret. To bring back the Second,
] fOuTln anu SlNln ulSlTlClS 10 INV
/ democratic folds Is one Of the big
purposes of the party for the next
/ year. In the Second the republic
! ans won with n woman and whether
/ Miss Robertson can maintain her
/ lead over former Congressman BIZ
I Hastings is a master question of the
| present moment.
! In Oklahoma, the political wea.A-
/ er vane, shakes too much to allow
! making a venture into the field OF
| prophcsy. A senator will have to be
elected two years from the next and
there Is republican and democratic
] rivalry as TO candidates.
This much can be said about
/ democratic aspirants--the candidate
| will come from the eastern side OF
the state. The old Tulsa conyen-
tion agreement will be unheld;
otherwise, should n west side man
be nominated, there win never d.
a democratic state official from thj
west side. The east side has thl
votes and in the event OF losing
senator, it will just eliminate all
| who come from a different section
! OF the state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27

governor are coming out or the
woods and there will be about the
usual number. Those who have
been mentioned are Houston B..
Teehee of Tahlcquah. Charles
Chlldress OF Enid and Senator W. II.
Woods of Purcell. To these may
be added former Senator Fred
Tucker OF Ardmore. w. ID. Mat
thews. now com missioner OF char
tiles and corrections, and former
Representative w. y. Barry OF Oke-
nah. 1t must be remembered that
a large number Of those aspiring
for second place will drop back in
the event that Lleutenant-G Governor
Trapp should decide to succeed him
self but It is a prevalent opinion that
Mr.. Trapp will be candidate for
governor. hence the rush OF those
who would occupy his present po-
sitlon.
Announcement that Doctor Mat
thews will be "A candidate for lieu
tenant governor Is accompanied
with that Of Mrs. Mabel Bassett OF
Sapulpa being a candidate for the
office OF commissioner of charities
and corrections. She has twice
sought this nomination, being de-
feated by Doctor Matthews in each
instance.
The position was created for n
woman-Knte Bernard. II carries
no power under the present law
Speaker Harvey MaXey and his 1913
legislature having done all but
abolish II, a constitutional office
| Under the present law the commits.
siOner can "brag' about but has nc
authority and can make recommen-
dations which no one has felt unuei
| duress 10 carry into effect.
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