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The Washington times., 1921-07-01

FOR DEMPSEY.
James J. Corbett. former heavy
weight champion-Demps win win
With a Knockout good big man
Always has II on a good little man.
Jack johnson. colored heavyweight
and former champion of the worid'---
Jack will win between the eighth
and tenth rounds. He 10 stronger ana
. faster puncher.
Joe Beckett, EnglAnd's heavyweight
obampion.--If Dempsey is as fast IS
reported. he will win.
willie Meehan, Of California. who
holds a decision over DEMPSEY ack
win break the >Frenchman In half be-
fore the fight has gone two rounds.
Johnny Coulton, former bantam
veirht champion, who toured Europe
with Carpentier.---Both men are great
Arhters. Jack Dempsey is the bigger
and heavier. and he will win
Johnny Wilson, middleweight cham
MON of the world.--Dempsey Will win
inside of four rounds
Johnny Buff, fiyweight champion of
America--Dempseys should win In less
than six rounds.
Joe Lynch. bantamweight champion
Of the world.--I pick Dempsey to win
by q Knockout in six or seven ROUNDS
Tom Gibbons, Drother OF famous
Mike Gibbons.--I think Jack will win.
Bill Brennan, who fought Dempsey
for twelve rounds.-As soon as Jack
reaches his body 1t will be over.
Three or four rounds Is the most the
Frenchman can last.
Frank Klaus, who won from Car
painter on foul in 1912.-Dempsey,
BY knockout. in four Or Ave rounds,
Freddy Welsh, former lightweight
champion think Dempsey will win.
Martin Burke, sparring partner OF
Dempsey--When Jack gets to him
with one real wailop 1T will all be
over. ;
Dominick Tortorich, promoter
Dempsey will win, though 1t may 30
ten rounds.
Floyd Fitzsimmons, promoter Demp-
sey-Miske fght-Dempsey will win in
four or five rounds.
Jack Gleason. former promoter
Dempsey, in about four rounds.
Babe Ruth, home run champion
Dempsey. The big wallop wins In
every sport
Jim O'Leary, Chicago sportsman
It looks like Dempsey.
George NJ. Cohan, playwright and
actor--I think Jack will win in three
rounds.
Willie Jackson, famous lightweight
Dempsey will win He is stronger
and faster.
Charlie White, Chicago lightweight
--Demps> will retain the title
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

Fred Fulton, Minneapolis heavy
W eight--JAck IL too good Tor car
pentier.
Midget Smith. bantamweight---
Dempsey, in seven rounds
ron CARPENTER.
Mike Gibbons. St Paul middlewsisht
Carpenter has good chance to win
Joe Jeanette. Carpenters sparrins
partner-Carpentisrs terrible right
should win.
BILLY Roche, promoter--Carpentisr
is large enough ana fast enough to
win. Dempsey is not tho man be was
at Toledo.
Joe Choynski--I think the Frenh-
nan has an excellent chance.
Jack Curley, wrestling promoter
Carpenter will be the next champion.
Battling Levinsky, who has been
knocked out by both msn--Carpentier
is the harder hitter.
NoN-COMMrTTAL.
Philadelphia Jack OBfien--Demp-
sey will face the best man he has
ever met. He will have to be at his
best to keep the crown.
Jess willard, who lost to Dempsey
II don't know who'll win. I'm busy
drilling for oil.
Tom O'Rourlee, manager-If Demp-
sey doesn't end II in the first round,
it will be great battle.
Eugene Corri, well-known Ensiish
referee-I shan't be surprised who
ever wins.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
TAGGING ALL THE BASES,

The fast travelling Pirates won two
games from the Reds. The FIRST was
one and one-half inning playoff of
a protested game of May 2S. Grimm
won IL with homer in the ninth.
In the second game Chief Yellow
horse kept eight Cincinnati hits scat
tered.
T'y Cobb spiked himself in a game
against Cleveland. but the Tigers
won, driving Bagby from the box.
Good pitching on the part of Kolp
and vanGilder gave the Browns two
victories over the White Sox.I
The Giants traded Goldie Rapp and
Lee King and Richbourg. a recruit.
to the Phiiiies for Casey stengel and
Johnny Rawlings.
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DOUBLE-HEADERIS
ON BOOKS TODAY
FOR GR|FF GANG
Walter Johnson and Harry
Courtney Probable Pitch
ers Against Macks.

A large, fat. juicy double-header
IL booked for Washington fans to-
day at Georgia avenue. the open
ing clash coming at o'clock and
the last one finfshipg somewhere
about o'clock, IL past perform
ancss mean anything, Yesterdays
heavy shower. causing postpone
ment OF the second game between
the Griffs and the AS. is responsible
for todAy's bargain attraction.
Walter johnson Is down TO hurl
one of today's contests against the
Mackmen, with possibility that
Harry Courtney will perform in the
other. Just who Connie Mack will
use 10 not known for certainty.
though Rollie Naylor and Roy Moore
may be called upon for the mound
duty.
The Griffs have four games to
play with the Mackmen now in
three days, which should be a Sc
we're strain upon the ailing hurling
staff. Then will come six games
in three days at Boston, imposing a
stiff further strain upon the fingers.
The present brief home stay Of
the Mcbride gang ends with Sun
days game. the team leaving that
night for Boston, where the holiday
will see morning and afternoon
games, with double headers on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Then fol-
lows the second Western trip, open
ing at ST. Louis on July s. After
Sunday the Griffs will not be at
home until July 20, when the Chi
cago White Sox will appear here.
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BOWLERS TO GET
!. PRIZES TONIGHT IN
BLIND PIG event.
Ice Cream Feast to Accompany
Awards at Recreation
Alleys.

Everybody in town is invited to the
Recreation bowling alleys tonight
whom prises In the Recreation blind
pig tournament win be awarded and
oodles of ice cream consumed, start
ing at $50 o'clock
The prizes will be on display from
1880 o'clock until $40. Merit jack
son. with a4o. and Miss Francis. with
2s4: were the stars in the anal roll
ing, last night The scores:
Merit Jackson. $40; Bert Waters.
2s4; Clyde Kellogg. 200; Edgar Kel-
iogs. 300: John Stunkie,>263; w. o.
Rice, 24o: Jack Foster. 2s2; c. La
Porte. 243; /. Goldstein, ZIG; M.
Blake. 273: J. b. Hobbs, 2so; g. N.
Franklin, 275; L. Brisker, 2o6: w. Q.
Cornelius. 260; L. F. Terry. 273; M. b.
Mitchell. 273: J. r. Brewer, Sls; J. =.
McGelrica, 297: c. 8. Brown, 303. T.
McNickIe, 3O3. T. Griffin. 2e5: DR..
Moss, 2e1; Herb Jacobs. 25i; Bob
jackson, 2e4; j. l. Jackson. 2s2; WIN
Jackson, 294; II. K. Bradburn, 22o; G..
II. Baker, 27e; Bert He'll. 2s6; George
Ackman, 265; II. Fague, 3l4: J. II.
Cooper, POI; w. r. Coppage. 2eo; T.
Nell, 2S1.
Ladies':
Mrs. T.. A. Nell. 261: Miss Pouch,
273; MIRA Garfinkle, 1se; Mrs. r. Cam
non. 238; Miss sweargin. 23e; Mrs.
T. ]. McNickle, 21s; Mrs. II. Griffin,
POS; Mrs. Moss, ass; Miss Billy Will
liams. 2ss; Miss c. r.. Roberts, 215;
Mrs. Greenwood, RAT; Mrs. Zeigler.
2s6: Miss Thomas, 26s; Miss B. Quates,
272; Miss G. c. Groff. 231; Mrs. @.
Askman, 23s; Miss b. Ridgley. 243:
Mrs. w. r. Coppage. $50; Miss N.
Forbes. 1876; Mrs. NJ. B. Kellogg. 262;
Mrs. A. d. Calvert. 234; Miss NJ Lowe.
100: Miss ]. Helms, 22s; Mrs. Martin,
2e3; Miss NJ. wakefield. 256; Miss f.
Goldstein. 239: Miss Neel, 25s; Mrs.
J. b. Hobbs, 2&9; Miss Shakieford.
a02; Miss Shepnos. 100; Mrs. N. Eek
bart, 23o: Miss NJ. Watson. 200; Miss
Rose Levy. 173.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

A man never tries as nara 10 hoiu
a position as he does to get it, Once
he has got II the illusion Is gone. He
has been wihed, dined. pampered AMI
petted, builed and bunked. He has
bought gold bricks and circuses.
The wear and tear of the life is bound
to tell. OF course he doesn't realise
II. One never does. II the sueges-
tion that he is not as good as ever
creeps into his mind he shuts IT out
like avoiding an unwelcome visitor.
FOOLS HIMSELF.
IL he feels gone" at the end OF
the run or IL he lacks pep In boxin.
he will call IL an Off day and think
he has been working too hard. Hc
will probably rest up instead of
working harder, He probably looks
as well in training. because man
who fools the public fools himself.
He will resort to many tricks in
training-unconscio too--to avoid
betraying his lack of condition. He
will make all sorts OF excuses for
himself-that the weather is too hot
and will shorten up his rounds Of
boxing. He will go out for ten miles
and turn back at six because his
feet are sore. All these things and
many more things a man does after
nt 10 hhaN hhS hiah
up the grade will never do. Thoss
who scan him and think he "looks
great" must remember that the
nervous strain of battle Is not on
him In training. II is the night be-
fore that defeats the old fellow. He
hasn't the fearlessness, egotism and
ignorance OF youth that won't admit
the possibility OF failure.
i remember the morning of the
Jeffries-Johnson night when went
over to see Jeff early in the morning
and was taken aback by his appear
ance. He had looked vigorous and
ready the day before. That morning
he was pale and gray. I tried to
work the psychological stun on him.
told him not 20 shake hands with
Johnson when he went into the ring;
TO scowl at him and instill him with
fear. said; You know. Jeff he is
scared to death OF you, anyway. You
want TO stand I'm your corner with
your hands on the ropes as though
you we're ready to run at him"
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

is q relative by
divorce to Jack
kearns a n d
that Jack has
the tea -dansant
all set to ex-
plode In the
seventh round
like a celluloid
collar.
Crippled era
mum Z r o m
s X u n kb u r q
won't be con-
vinced that the
steam rolling
c h a m pionship
isn't a frame
mn HA rnp
suited a Booze
town cniropo-
dist with occult
powers a n q
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
PHILLIPS ANNEXES
DISTRICT JUNIOR
SINGLES H0N0RS
Central High Lad, With Donald
Dudley, Also Wins Doubles
Title at Chevy Chase.

Larry Phillips, OF Central High
School, who gained the District Junior
championship honors, is nominated to
go to the national Championships at
Forrest Hills, l. I. Phillips defeated
Leroy Thurteil by 7-5. ga, 60, and
Ga yesterday.
He will get chance to compete for
the junior championship and will also
see what is expected to be the best
tennis ever produced in this country
this year as the national champion
ships and Davis cup matches win
present the greatest array OF players
ever gotten together.
Phillips with Donald Dudley an
nexed the junior doubles by defeating
1hurtell and Mcclure 7-5, rs and Ga
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
TERRIFIC STRAIN BEFORE
BIG FIGHT BOUND TO TELL
By TAD.

NEW YORK. July much has said and
garding prior big
cracking under the baseball busting wthng
falterng,
Berger train Jim
who amateur champion heavy Of the United States knows nyea
before the Dempsey Willard fight article for San
The writer has saved it The article is
about the strain champions In part follows
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
Says "SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
Result Of Knuck1ebund Is
Sailed Down Like
Mackerel En-
Casserole.
cryv um ruY~yHY
By SKILLET FINN.
(sottsno for Knk MliierJ.

JERSEY CITY, July l--Rumors
sseping In thicker than ieaky roof.
Wise guys from four corners OF
cosmos acan tell you who--when
and how.
Crawling drummer from wilkes
Barre swears he heard the Ice
man tell the servant girl that the
corner policeman's second cousin
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

earrings who charged him a dollar for
learning that the rival managers have
already signed warrants for a return
drubbing. loser to take the beat
ing.
Drug clerk In Sandy Hollow,
Okla, wouldn't risk nickel on
the outcome as he believes every
thing is crooked from baseball to
the Old Testament. He doesn't
believe half he sees nor all he
hears. Carries his roll tied up in
rubber band and never flashes
X except In Photographic dark
room.
BELIEVES FIGHT FRAMED
LIKE DOCTORS DIPLOMA.
Mother echo breezes in from
Doodlewinks. Tornoto. This oeezer
inherits the coat OF blond sun
burn. He knows positively that
the wiilard-Dempssy gisgie was
a faux pas and believes Jack is
going to lay down like a bum on
a break beam. He lost four bits
on Sir Barton at odds of 100 to 1
and has grown stoop-shouldered
worrying over the deficit.
The result 10 all salted down
same as pickles in brine according
to tincan tourist who was inter-
viewed while being given the
huns rush from a fast-f1yfnR
Dixie Limited. The second after
he gave utterance to them senti-
ments he was sprawling fiatter
than q self-startinR buckwheat
cookie. As he stepped into eter-
nifty he whispered-this Ia how
remains will be shipped
TO his home-sweet-hone.
PUBIC HAS LESS CHANCE
THAN STRANGER AT CONEY.
The public has as much chance
as a immigrant with a coney Is
land paddle wheel says Joe
Iamedogs,N who walked from Seat
tie out of hatred for the railroad
magnates. He never could sleep
on a train 50 he loiters his way
to Jersey City and will. see the
tumble from his seat In the sub
way.
six to 1--WE was offered today that
George gets nudged into daylight
saving before he shakes Dempsey's
hands. There'1l only be two blows
and the floor will get the second
one Yours until the copyright
runs out on the tsnth command
mont
SKILL
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
RETURNS BLOW BY BLOW
TO BE GIVEN BALL FANS

Fans at the ball park tomorrow
afternoon will be megaphoned the
flghh returns blow by blow. Final
arrangements were made today to
have the returns teleerAphed direct
to the park.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
Tennis Postponed.

Tomorrows scheduled tennis match
between Dumbarton and Chevy Chase
has been postponed until Monday
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
WrestIe Tomorrow.

Joe Turner and Nick Metropolis
will wrestle tomorrow at the Capitol
Theater at 2 o'clock. Fight returns
will be announced by direct wire.
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
Call for Morse A. c.

The manager of the Morse A. c.
is requested to call Franklin 237s-J
between 6 .. m. and z y. m. this
evening
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

WASHINGTON nIMEC CPORp :$:::: @ ==s
FEW SPORTSMEN PICKING
CARPENTER TO TRIUMPH

Dempsey Carpenter battle straw vote
overwhelming prepondeance OF opinion
the American will retain his title.
following Of whom pugliss au
fnurb the is in Z !
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
CHASMER'S TRICK RAIN
HELPS COLUMBIA COURSE
BY BRYAN MORSE.

This introduce golfng Chasmer
Of
time yesterday. bit Monday
Fox , gully literally saved Casmer and the Columbia
rain hereabous Chasmer
of the committee The dry weather with
The Washington times., 1921-07-01
BIG LEAGUE SCORES
OF THE WEEK

AMERICAN.
high and lov- scores:
High--St. Louis, Z.
Low---Chicsso,
The Washington times., 1921-07-01

10 NATIONAL.
Yesterdays high and low scosesi
High-Pitfsburxh, 0.
Jow-Cincinnati,6 q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
SuIebefte.

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Wilioner Dollars,
S"nrppratipneu nteIbes at babe nGret ei
Iennenbe 6~oreta9cuoe belt iiheu hena
Organization I 1915, % Der aufpres, al
SortieneI item. | 1920 liaeeberfor DC fsbes
rale 5tattefrap bar $915,921. = DC ii
ferite Woaneber al iuoepGreupe Gar bar
Sortieneiteu beIsbet Jig til $677,S06,
bbilfet fpr Garet bill ub9igre S693, 667
eller eoer S8.46 pr. aftie eftcr Set mns
pGreube Warteb. Ser gisres pprterfiom
pnn, at aorperatioueu5 iumlebe Snlg
Pebet al Sftober % Nopeu,bcr bar pGrct
mccct itorc. uhcritiaeuhe $500, 600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
IRA Guumclap, @aib.

Ga lea bar rRret paa foritieQi9e Ste
SCR "a ittftet mango SefisnbtItaber, iad
nil lea ienbe benz nil, 6ilieu. Seq bar
; rsrtrol RtuneIpta ca. % Iar pau mint
Sarnt; ugioa / South 9atcta en- Sto
a., BERTHA iii min 9amle 8arm | Ntna
rriofa % @atterIon, Gal. Stu Iad bur
lee ldact mig ncb Der / Gnumclaip, Iom
rr Ell triueIig gp. Seq Dor 1h Iil
>,rifra a en- libeu Sarrn. erumclalp
lar mango Sorrstnin9sbuie nteb 8obe
pcmert@Geie Iige til Oregon, SeattIc os
9ocoma. 0Ganse banite Sairpa Sarnters,
cciaa norite. 2anbet rrnpt Gnurn1
clam cr set iamnte Tom | YuhaIlup og
GUNNER; men Sriien paa Bet er NOT
fao itio. Gisie 3airps Surmere CT ale
~pcIitaacrSe, pene Sarme meb Silos, o8s
lao Eru9t. Wi bar oeIaa ucgle sulnis
rer Ter Rpr6eben, ba 2anhltabet Der
er ou,treut iom bieume | Norge, | Siera
SnIer, omtring 9ranrmeu. Sdr o9iad
beIeat Qamle Noree 2 @ange pad mine
Stretftog.
@t ieuber Dor Slebe ug Relf til Gez
otle, nof Iaa eobt Wnrteb. Scr er Dog
ct ooot Sarmcrs Cooperative Greamern;
poian TO cooperative @utiter o9 maugt
onbct iom isa life bar saaet oper. sgra
frSioit 8. Inber'on.