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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
Babe Gets New Hit;
Too High to Handle

Since Babe Ruth began hitting the ball
so hard q new style Of base hit has been
discovered. He hits en- too high to be
fielded. Some Of the great sluggers, ike
Heuman, Ruth, Cobb and others, hit 'em
too hard to be handled by the inflelders
and scorers give them hits when they
punch the ball through an infielder, but
until recently such a thing as q two
base hit 10 the infield was unknown.
Babe made tWo-bagger to the short
stop the other day. He popped the bali
so high IN the air that It seemed to dis
appear from view. McCleuand, the
utility infelder for the White Sox,
watched the spot In the sky where it
disappeared and waited for it to come
back into sight. Eventually he gItmpsed
and camped under it. But the ball en-
countered various currents Of air and
drifted as it anne down. Mcclellan
changed his position several times, final
" became confused and let 1t fall safe
~ a couple Of feet away from him. Ruth
had run to second base before the ball
came down. Now Ruth viii probably
try for an infield home run, the only
Kind he hasn't made.
Here IS an idea for both infielders and
outfielders. They might claim that
muffed flies are hits because they were
too high to handle"
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Neer Sends BdStiG71
DOlUR to Defeat in
Tennis Finals

PHILADELPHIA. July Fritz Bias
tan. the Indiana University entry in the
national intercollegiate tennis champion
ship tourney being held at the Merton
Cricket Club. was eliminated yesterday IN
the semi-hnal round OF the meet by
Philip Neer OF Leland Stanford. So, Ga
Neer's excellent. cross-court shots and
deep driving prevented BsstiaE from
coming to the net and enabled him 70
take a 81 lead Here he changed his
style Of game, attempting to smash Bias
tian's slow shots. he shot many into
the net and. thus encouraged. Bastian
won the next four games. Reyerdug 70
his open style OF play. Neer won the next
two games and the set He continued
this in the second set. winning, 6-4-
Philip Neer OF Leland Stanford VIII
meet J. B. Fenno. Jr OF Harvard in the
final round Of the singles.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Second game; II innings.)

Batterles-Esteu and Meyer; Wilson,
OdenWald and HARLEY.
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WITH 6AMLA1TIE.JIRS
dndSLIYII-IDL0OS by f Go3s6

NE a taun netmier Towel Supply team
VIII play an Anderson team at Fairview
NO. Monday afternoon. The Selmfers
nave few open dates for State teams
The keystone \. C.s will meet the In
dianapohs Dodgers tomorrow and win
play the Meldon Club on July T.
The Indiana Travellers win play at
Connersyille tomorrow. Any out-of town
cub desiring game should write W.
Adams, 96i5 Roosevelt avenue, Indian
apohs.
Lawrence A. C.s want game away
from home for July t. Write L. C. Yor-
ger Lawrence, Ind.
The indianapolis Pilots will play the
Apollos at the Pennsylvania Woodside
diamond next Sunday The Pilots want
out Of town games for July and August.
Address t. IL. Elkins, 2515 Graydon
street.
The American Legion team of Hope
Ind, will meet the Beech Grove Reds
July 3 and l.
The Lebanon Red Sox will play at
Mechanicsburg tomorrow and the two
teams will meet at Lebanon Park. July /
Printers Union Club will play the
Midwest Engine Company a double
header at Riverside No. this afternoon
Catcher Hudson viii please call Cooke
at Atlas Hotel, Main 5058
The Original Itolds. Cincinnati. will
meet Batesvilles team at Liberty PARK
Batesville. Sunday and Monday. July 8
and t. Nieman the Batesville pitcher
who has been credited with two no-his
games, viii be on the mound for the
home nine Saturday and Joe Benz, ex-
White SoX pitcher, viii twirl for Bates
vile Monday.
The Lapel Grays will meet the Indian
apohs Mariettas Sunday, July 3. and the
Shirley A C.s Monday. Whetsell will
hurl Sunday and Il. Woodward Will ,lurl
the Monday game.
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Hennessey and Burdick
Look Good in Doubles

CHICAGO. July Eight doubles
combinations battled through the second
round Of the mems national clay court
tennis championships at the Chicago
tennis club Friday, and today and to-
petition to determine the semi finalists.
The eight teams which forged ahead
represent we'll balanced front with
the indianapolis com biuation Of Ralph
Burdick ana John Hennessey. aud the
Chicago pair of Alexander SQuair and
Al Green. looming up strongly These
pairs we're to meet in the third round
Hennessey aud Burdlck Friday beat
Ralph Levy and William Klusel, both Of
Chicago. 6-3. c. c.
The fifth round Of singles today were
10 bring the following matches:
Jerry Weber vs.. Arthur Hubbel. chi
ca go: BUrdick VS.. Squair; Armstrong
VS. Hayes and Herd rs. Worries.
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'Bexing's greatest Snowman" That is
the title which George Lewis - eX)
Richard promoter Of the Carpenter
Dempsey bout. has earned in the staging
Of bouts drawing the largest gate re
ceipts In the history Of the sport
Richard was born In Kansas City. No,
Jan. ?, 1871 His father. q mllwr!cat
moved TO the Panhandle Of Texas when
the embryo promoter was a small boy
At the age Of IL years. thrown on his
own resources. with widowed mother,
two brothers and three sisters to support,
Tex" turned 70 the calling o. COW
punching.
He met success in the cattle business.
Lut In 1894 hit the trail" for the Klon-
dixie. Months Of hardship brought fair
returns but after year or two In Daw-
son, Richard again moved This time he
drew up IN co dfleld New. at the time
when the mining craze eugulfed that
section.
But Goldfield was not satisfied with
the local activity which tho miners
brought TO that place. The town
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Jacks Court Troubles

NEW YORK, July 2-In an attempt
10 tie up the several New York bank
accounts OF Jack Dempsey, as we'll as
the 100000 the champion will receive
for his contest with Georges Carpenter
TO-DAY, Frank p SpeIlma1 Of Batavia,
\. Y, caused the issuance Of a writ Of
attachment by Supreme Court Justice
Thomas F. DOnneIlv. Spellman alleges
the pugilist owes him 100000 for com
missions on motion picture contracts.
The writ was served on three New
york banks in which Dempsey is pre-
Isumed TO carry accounts and on Tex"
n ckard. promoter Of todRys bout
Richard declined to make any statement
concerning the controversy.
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Airplanes Compete in
Journalistic Race With
Pictures Of Big Scrap

NEW YORK. July Eight airplanes
carrying photographs of the Dempsey
Carpenter fight were ready t. race vest
ward from Jersey City today. rush4ng
the pictures to newspapers.
The contestants in this journalistic race
were one Of the great news sSndtcates Of
the country and newspapers IN FlIIs-
burgh Cleveland and Chicago.
At Chicago, the pictures villa be re
layed TO other planes and carried to the
Pacific coast. 1t is estimated Monday
noon editions of newspapers on the coast
viii carry photographs Of the battle,
The camera men, as soon as they had
snapped their pictures today, planned to
toss their boxes 20 messengers in au-
tomobiles waiting outside the arena. with
engines running. The autos were to race
to the west side park about mile dis
tunt. where the aivators were 10 be IN
their seats ready for the hop The
cameras were to be carried. with the
plates in them to their destinations,
where the photos VIII be developed.
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From French Cabinet

4 RINGSIDE. JERSEY CITY, July .
gThe following letter. written to Csrpen-
tier by Andre Fauger, member OF the
French cabinet, was delivered 70 the
challenger when he arrived at the arena
this afternoon:
The wishes OF all France are formu-
lating today for your victory.
Every one OF US has confidence in
You. Here in Paris nobody speaks Of
anything else but your match-but you
know and realize the importance OF your
task.
'0Iy dear Georges, don't tell you
good courage as you hGYe courage 10
sell, or good luck as you are not
superstitiOus.
4 viii simply finish this letter with
the usual formula. May the better man
win being assuredly certain it will be
You"
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boosters" wanted national note. and
Richard suggested a championship box
ing match.
From his friends he secured enough
money 10 offer Jimmy Britt and Terry
McGovern a $4,000 guarantee for a
championship bout IN Goldtield. Coming
from an unknown, 1T that time, the offer
was hailed by the boxers ana their man
ayers as joke.
Richard kept right on, however, and
the managers Of Joe Cans and Bat
thing" Nelson were more susceptible 70
the $50 900
Since that time Richard a5toundcd the
country with bis guarantee OF Sl0l COO for
the Johnson Jeffries battle at Reno In
1910 Put his receipts totaled 500 400 and
he emerged q winner by 100000. Re
csiots FOR the willard Dempsey bout ut
Toledo. July 4. 1919 amounted TO $3.50
GOO a new high mark.
Bouts staged by him in Madison
Sauar. Garden during the six months
previous % last March brought In more
than $1,000, 900.
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$4,000 for So

CINCINNATI. July -Four horses
and their riders fell in a heap Friday
afternoon at Latonia in the third race,
enabling Jake Field an outsider, To win
at S2302O TO 50 Three Of the riders
were hurt, but not seriously. The acct
dent occurred in the stretch just as The
Virgiuian, the favorite, was moving
toward the lead The VirCinian went
down and three others fell over him
The horses falling were Harold X. with
J. Mccoy up; Loyalist Nolan up; Hondo.
W. Heinr'S"h up. and the Virginia, with
Tommy Murray up.
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Around noon the s. seats were filed
as far as an eye from way down the
middle of the bowl could detect Some
Of the bugs were perched on top Of the
railing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02

The newly organized Peru Greys pay
their first at-home game Sunday with
Frankfort On July the Greys travel
to Frankfort for the second game of the
series. Leahy, former International
League hurler, who last Sunday defeated
Rex Dawson ut his Marion team. will
work in one Of the games for the Peru
club.
Logansport, which has been cutting
quite a swath in fast semi-p bali of
the State, will tackle Marion in two
games Sunday and July 4. Good games
are surely in store for the fans.
The Riley Au-stars will play at Trad
er's Point Sunday and Monday. All play
ers who are going by truck should meet
at Riverside park at T. 80 Sunday.
The Indianapolis Greys are without a
game for Sunday or Monday, July and
1912 Reisner street, or call Belmont 0+42
The Independent Ramblers will scrap
it out with the Fairfax \. c Sunday at
Riverside diamond No. 4 at 3 80 o'clock.
All Ramblers should be at the diamond
at 80. For games call Drexel 32G8 and
ask for Shorty.
The Brooksides, who meet the South-
fasteners at Brookside No. I Sunday in
the Fraternal League, have added new
strength to their lineup in McElfresh
and Grund, well known local players All
Brookside players are urged to report at
park at l 80.
The Liberty Store is holding a per-
NIT for July 4 and desire a game for
that date Call Belmont 2S43 and ask for
Mark.
Hercules or Tigers are asked to COM
municate with the Boys Cluh for a ~o'ne
Sunday, Due to the cancellation Of the
Vonnegut team, the Boys IIuu is with
out a game for that day. For games call
Randolph 1857 after p m, or call
Main 1892 and ask for Caldwell.
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s, Gossip of the Ring, Amateurs and c
TiLden Wins British
Singles Title From
Norton, South Africa

liam Tuden II Of I Philadelphia today
trlumphed over 3. / c. Norton, South
Africa in the finals of the British mems
singles tennis matches here.
Coming from behind, after losing two
sets. 4-6 and 2-6, the champion racquet
WieIder smothered the South African in
the next two sets, winning, 81 and SO.
The final and deciding set was hlotly
contested, finally gong to the American
Z to 3 !.
f,arad y 4 Lowe and A. II. Lowe in
the the final mems doubles of the British
turf lawn tennis tournament previous 70
the TiIden- Norton match The scores
we're 6-3, so, rs.
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Not Like Cubs of Old.

CHICAGO, July 2-"They say" saic
an old Cub fan. that there's nothing
in a name, but I claim that the Cubs
Of today amt the fighters they used to
be- Take that old mob. for instance.
There was Frank Chance, and Joe Tinker
and Artie Holman and Jimmy Sheckard
all guys with regular names.
But look at the birds they've got to-
day. There's Clarence Twombly and
Percy Jones and Virgil Cheeves and so
on. Why. in the eighth inning Of a re-
cent game Clarence (Twombly) batted
for Percy (JOnes).
And these are the Cubs. It's a won
der Johnny Evers, who was one of the
old time crew, amt ashamed Of himself.
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Princeton and Yale
Meet in Golf Finals

GREENWICH. Conn. July 2-Prince-
ton and Yale representatives, were TO
meet in the final round Of the intercoI-
legiate golf championship tournament at
the Greenwich Country club today when
J. Simpson Dean. the Princeton captain,
was to play Jesse Sweetster, he de-
tending champion, at thirty-six holes.
In the semi final Friday afternoon
Dean had no trouble in eliminating
Thomas B. Morris, the last of the Cam
bridge players, I up and to play,
while Sylvester had to extend himself
to win from A. l. Walker, Jr., the
Columbia captain.
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British Golfer Takes
French Open Tourney

BOULOGNE France. July 2-Aubrey
Boomer. young British professional
golfer OF the st. Cloud France Club
Friday won the French national open golf
championship by defeating Arnaud Mas
sey Of France in the plav-off Of Thurs
days tie, by seven strokes. The score
was, Boomer 125 and Massey 142 The
match ended at the thirty fourth hole
Boomer was 3 down at the ninth hole.
but later gained q lead which ne never
lost
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Ban johnson Gives
Billy Evans Vacation

CLEVELAND. July billy Evans.
umpire, journalist, athlete and man
Of affairs, has for q number OF years
been prominent in the work OF an in
dustriaI welfare association in his home
town OF Cleveland Each summer for FIVE
wear this association has had a big out
ing lasting q week or more NJ in the
Canadian lake country. but II always so
happened that Evans work as an umpire
prevented him taking the trip
This year Ban Johnson has an extra
Umnire in Frank Wilson who is working
aReIl. so lie surprised and pleased Evans
Frst week By telling him that as he had
been q very good boy he might take the
trip he has pinned for so long Evans
vii spend a week or moge up in Canada
and when he comes back he should be a
better umpire than ever as a result Of his
vacation.
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The Preliminaries Today

RISGsIDE. JERSEY CITY. July p
Six elght-round preliminaries were sched-
uled to precede the Dempsey arpentier
tight this afternoon. They were:
Babe Hermann vs.. Joe Metrauca.
Packey O'Gatty vs.. Frankie Burns.
Dick GrifTen vs.. an unnamed opponent.
Jackie Curtin Is. Nicky belmont.
Gene Tunney vs.. Soldier Jones
Jack Renault -. Billy Miske.
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Private Yacht Carries
Georges to Jersey City

PORT WASHINGTON. July ITO the
cheering OF a big crowd inia-- .ae shore
and the footing Of boat whistles. Georges
Carpenter sailed down Manhasset Bay
today on the private yacht Lone Star,
en- route 70 Jersey City for his fight with
Jack Dempsey.
There was such an immense thrOng as
ssmbled at Port Washington plans for
embarking at the dock here were aban-
doned. Carpenters car went TO a point
on the shore a short distance from Port
Washington and he boarded the Lone
- there.
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FoR LIGHrWE1GHr TITLE.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich, July .
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion,
and Sailor Friedman. challenger OF Chi
cago, were scheduled 10 take their final
workouts this afternoon for their battle
Monday here. II is predicted Leonard
viii be able 70 hang on to his title.
Ticket sales indicated the boxers will
night before g $3.50 audience. The town
IS hlled with fight fans. Word has been
received from Jack Dempsey that he will
- here 70 referee the go, leaving New
'.koTk on Sunday for this city.
g Friedman persists in his statement that
e viii con the title.
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Gallery Gods Choice

ARENA. JERSEY CITY, July q
The betting odds apparently should
have been about "a to on Dempsey.
The bleacherites and gallery gods
among the fight fans have always
been noted for their keerness and
knowledge OF the game.
OF the first 100 bIeseherites in line
today, pOlled by the United Press. all
but six picked the champion to win.
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Big League Stuff

Mogrldge held the Athletics TO three
hits In twelve innings in the second
game at Washington Friday and the
Senators won. 1 to 0.
The Athletics took the first . to l. by
punching hits of Johnson in the eighth.
A perfectly executed squeeze play and
AN error by Catcher Collins gave the
white SoI a to I win over the Browns
at st. Louis.
Pirates soaked the ball at the proper
time and beat the Reds, S to ., at the
Smoky City.
Cards outhit the Cubs. but sensa-
tional support for Alexander saved
the day for Chicago by the tune of
to 6.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-02
CoLLEGIAN WITH SYRACUSE

Lefty Kuhnert, FORMER star pitcher Of
Syracuse University, has signed a con-
tract with tho Syracuse Internationals,
nominally, but it is expected that if he
makes good he VIII later be transferred
to the st. Louis Cardinals. Kuhnert's
home is in Rochester. Some time since
it was reported he would sign with the
Chicago Cubs, but Tony Cummings,
former manager of the Syracuse team,
influenced him to cast his lot with Land
graft, Rickey & Co
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Georges Said to Have
Bet Heavily on Self

NEW YORK. July Georges Carpen-
tier and his manag ger bet $4,000 on their
chances against Dempsey, it developed
today.
Georges put $4,000 in Dan McKetrick's
hands to be placed on himself ~ the best
Cbtainable odds. Y might as well have
some OF that money the sportsmen are
offering against ny chances" he said.
Manager Descemps nut 10 a similar sum.
according to Paris cables.
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How Champ Spent the
Evening Before Battle

JERSEY CITY. July 2.-2:15 p. IN.
CFrlday)-Left Atlantic City.
5:I7 D. m.-Arrived Jersey City. Taken
TO Heppenhsimers-
$50 p. m.-Dined there after looking
over the mansion.
$50 p. m.-Retired TO the billiard room
TO watch the guests play.
9;1O D. INVENT to look over arena.
1910 D. m.-Returned to Heppen-
heimers
1o:35 .. m--Retired.
$500 a. m--AwOke. bathed and was
rubbed.
$50 a. m.-3reakfasted.
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Cobb Shows Oldham How.

When Red Oldham pitched six con-
secutive balls after relieving Suds Suth-
erland in Cleveland recently Ty Cobt
came in from center field to order a shift
in pitchers. Cobb took the ball from
Oldham's hand and curved a strike owe!
the plate. He curved another one and
then handed the ball to Harry Heilman
who had come in from right field He'll
man also pitched a strike.
Yells Of Ego in and pitch" came from
the crowd.
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SNOWFALL Boxing Fan
First in Line Seeking
BIeacher Seat for Go

ARENA. JERSEY CITY, July 2.-The
tight fan championship Of the world goes
Ito Alfred Thipps, cOlored.
Phipps. a native Of New York City,
z was in line before one Of the bleacher
Beat ticket wagons at 10 10 last night.
The nero is q years old. He said
Carpenter should win within seven
rounds.
A quarter OF an hour after Phipps took
|up his -igil before the wagon, Jack
hWalsh. %. YOnkers, y. Y. came along.
pHe thought Dempsey should win in seven
rounds Third in line was William d
IGreen. -. New York, another negro He
lpicEsd Dempsey in eight rounds.
4 r., women's fan Championship was
'1S1 by Miss Martha O'Hare, New York.
/ Miss O'Hare, 4 singer, was thirteenth in
|line She picked Dempsey IN three
rounds.
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TOLEDO.

Two base hits - Morrison, Manush,
Grimes Three-base hits-Shinners, Hen
line, Luderus. 3; Hill. Grimes. Home
runs-KinseIa, Manush. Sacrifces-La-
mar, Bauman. Left on bases-Indianar-
oils, Z Toledo, .. Ba seS on balls-Of
Bartlett, 1 i; off McCon, 8 Hits-On
Weaver, in 2-1-3 innings; of Bartlett. 8
in 23 innings; of McCou, 3 in 2-3 in
nings; off Wright, in 51-3 innings.
Struck out-By Weaver. 2; by Bartlett
3; by McCou 1; by Wright. l. Wild
pitch-Bartett Passed ball-Haines
Winning pitcher-McCou. Losing pitcher
--eaver. mpires--SRannon and John
son. Time Id.
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Iwo-base hits-Sicking, Schneider,
Hill Lamar Home runs-Cavct, Kinsel-
la, Bauman, Hill. Stolen base-Baird
Sacrifices ehg, Schneider. Manush,
Luderus Bauman. Double plays-Sick-
ing to Covington Hin to Luderus to
Grimes. Left on Observation-Disclosures, 4:
Toledo, 10. Bases on balls-Off Cavet,
8 of Ayres, .. Hits-Off Cavet. y in 6
innings and to two batters in the seventh
off Bartlett, in innings. Struck out
BY Cavet, f. by Ayres, 5. Losing
pit her-Cavet. mpires-Johnson and
shannon. Time hours.
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Emergency. police and hospital stations
were established near the arena.
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JESS WILLARD VS. JACK JOHNSON
HAVANA APRIL. g. 1915.

Iwenty-siXth Round = " HARD met
Johnson as the latter was coming from
his corner and sent long left to the
negro's face, making his head bob. VIII
lard smashed right to the stomach and
Johnson clinched. Referee Walsh broke
them and willard rushed Johnson into
corner willard tented for the body.
johnson dropped his guard and Willard
swung 70 the exact noint of the jaw
The negro's knees folded M and he sank
slowly 10 the floor Walsh began TO
count the negro champion out
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Cobb Out for Three
Weeks With Injury

CLEVELAND. July 2-Injuries re-
ceived by Ty Cobb, manager Of the De-
troit Tigers, in sliding into base In
Thursdays game with Cleveland prob.
Of the game for Mt least three weeks,
physicians announced Friday. In doing
hook slide, Cobb spiked himself in the
knee. Five stitches were necessary,
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ZEAL .Brs1NEssn IDEAS.

the Mississippi state League has "busi-
ness" ideas of his own. He would not
let a visiting team bring its little negro
mascot into the park unless it bought
him ticket. It also is alleged he made
a substitute umpire pay admission on
day that he was not working.
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JACK DEMPSEY VS.. JESS WILLARD,
JULY 1, 1919.

Third Round-Wilard staggered to The
center Of the ring. apparently dazed.
DEMPSEY smashed at the champion with
right and left. willard scarcely making
any effort TO return. As the bell rang
he reeled back under a straight right T.
the jaw He never came back Tor the
fourth round.