Arizona republican., 1921-06-18
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Thrice Floored, Memphis Battler Acknowledges Inferiority Frenchman Forced To Rest
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June IT, Nobody will be able 10 convince Bat ting Ghee, a 1s5-pound negro from Memphis. Tenn. that any man has a cisance to whip Jack Dempsey. Ghee waited eight days for an opportunf- ty to match his boxing skill against the champions Today that chance came and he was on the floor Of Dempseys outdoor arena three times m two rounds and probably would have been down half dozen time- more if Dempsey had not been lem lent
 Ghee crswled under the ropes and stuck five straight lefts into Demp- sey's face without return when the champion suddenly caught him on the chin with a left hook that sent him 10 the ropes Ghee came back gamely only 10 receive a right hand chop that dropped him Tat on his face. Dempsey helped him up and permit ted the dazed Ghee tp land some light punches to the he4d
 While they were locked in a clinch. Dempsey crushed over a left hook to the chin that did not travel more than six inches Ghee crumpled up Dempsey helped him up again and carried him along until the round ended Ghee went 10 his corner spit ting blood In the second round left hook to the chin sent Ghee down for the third time and Dempsey eased ur bit As Ghee staggered out Of the arena he had this to say:
 '1f any man had told me I could get cut up and knocke flat with is- ounce gloves. I'd thought he was crazy How that boy does hit. whipped Kid Norfolk twice and Nor folk told me l could beat Dempsey Ghces and Norfoiks. won't be riSh for many days
 Dempsey wound up with two fas sessions with Larry Williams Dempsey went oh the road as usual covering about six miles. and pulle, the weights this afternoon Robert Edgren, who has the fina
 decision in all disputes involving
 Dempsey and Carpenter and Te, Reckard. promoter Of the July . con test conferred again today witt | Jack kearns. manager of Dempsey over the referee question. which Is ( be settled by the New Jersey boxin commission next Monday. Edgrci understands that Harry Ertle. cit
 marshall of Jersey City. already ha
 been selected to referee the contes He is attempting to win Kearns owe
 10 the selection.
 New Camp Rules for Georges
 MANHASSET. N. Y.. June IT,
 Still more rigid rules were today -lai
 down in the camp Of Georges Car : pentier. Trainer Gus Wilson am
 nounced that certain hours for wor , and play had been set aside and tha no member of the camp would leay his place without special permission he said The challenger would do
 great deal of secret training froi now .on-. All members of the part [ will keep the same hours. frol ] Georges to the cook
 : Rain prevented the challenger frol . doing any heavy work today. II spent several hours in his roor [ which is fitted up snugly. and photo graphs of his wife and baby Jacqus E line are hung In profusion on n ! walls. There are also many sportir ' pictures and trophies. Georges req
 all of the American newspapers thu were taken to his room. He reas z English quite well.
 This morning he walked five mil
 before a heavy rain set in and spel
 about half an hour in the afternoon
 the gymnasium
 There were no visitors all da
 
 Carpenter remarked that it was q
 first real rest he has had in thr'
 weeks He expects to work hard t' morrow if the weather permits aI
 will rest again Sunday fin preparatie
 for a sparring session Monday afte
 noon-
 Charles I.edoux. the French bai tamweight. win arrive at the can next week and will start work wi Georges immediately. Trainer Wils'
 said. Other sparrtns partners a
 due to arrive Monday.
 n Manager Descamps has receiN' u word that his aged mother. who VI - taken prisoner in 1914 by the Ge d mans and remained fin Germ' W prison camp throughout the war. b. n died as a result of her experience -- He cabled to France ordering th st her grave be covered with flowers.