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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
NF1ELD STILL.
IEtky

While the Seattle infield has been
playing a lot better baseball during
the past week ON the defense. the
inner quartet stili causes trouble
Tex Wisterxii. who is usually pretty
steady on balls hit right at him. had
a bad day saturday, when he booted
two and made a Wild heave. all OF
which helped In Seattie's downfall.
when Portland won out 60 s. In
the second game Sunday Rod Muir.
ply. who has been playing some
sweet baseball at the keystone bag.
kicked a grounder with "a made-to-
order double play in front of him
and Portland then proceeded 20 tic
the score. Otherwise the work OF
the infieid WAS o X. but it's boots
In the pinch that lose the ball games
and Seattle can't afford to ioac many
with chance to move into first
place just ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

I'VE are not one Of those VII
aliH." he said. "Dcmpsey ~ m
greatest fighter in the world ana W
know u. We cannot beat him"
Carpenter has broken bone ~
his hand beyond doubt. But It Is q.
matter " doubt when he shattered'
the bone. The writer believes Il was
In the third round and not IN the
second ~ the Frenchman claims. In
the third round Carpenter started
"A short body punch and hi the
champion on the elbow The French
man WINGED with pain and shook
his hand like bali player after
stopping q hot one. He hadn't IA
vored his hand before, but he did
after.
The injured hand entities the
Frcnchman 70 sympathy but Z doee
not detract from the ohampions
tory. lie hit Dempsey with ev'
thing he had before be fractured a.
driver and he couldn't bring hin
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
Belle of All Is
Greatest of Polo
Mounts IN World

NEW YORK. July Belle Of
All. the pony which Louis v.
stoddard used most IN the inter.
national polo matches. Ia recog-
nized as the best polo mount In
the world
She Was raised at r. X. Brad.
ley's Idle Hour farm. near Lex.
lnRton
Bradley sold her 90 Howard
PhippH Of Westbury. l.. / Phipps
learned the mare had bad dis
position. lie gave her away 10 a
carpenter In Westbury. The car.
pcnter found her incorrigible and
sold her 10 Fred Post OF East
WiiiiHton. l.. l.. for $3.50.
II took Post two years TO break
Bell. Ia as a polo mount At
firnt she would Dol, and refuse to
follow the ball. Later she showed
a change Of heart and took Tx.
Ing 90 the game. She IN IA fast
as a bullet and can get away like
a shot out OF a gun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
NEW SKIING
MARK MADE
in BIG MEET

a new distance record was estab.
nNhed at the annual ski tournament
Of the Northwest Skiing club az
Paradise valley Sunday when Sig.
urd johnson. Of Tacoma. ieapcd l2s
fcct
The complete results follow
sigurd johnson. Of Tacoma. first;
l.. Larson. OF Aberdeen, second
Peter Bicuehor. Of Tacoma. third
Chris Bakken. of Roy. fourth
An extra prize for the Longest
standing Jump was won By Larson.
lie won the Paradise cup for the sec.
ond time. winning permanent pos
session Of IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
PLAYFELLOW
GOLD BRICK
TOHILDRETH

Doping a running horse by the
purchase price doesn't pay percent.
ages
a few weeks ago two promising
runners changed hands.
sam fildrctb, trainer Of the Ran.
cocaz stables. paid s25 600 for Knob
bic and $4,000 for PisyfelIow.
Roth horses have raced twice.
Knobbie won his two starts Play
fellow. Who cost Hildrcfh nearly
four times as much. lost HIS.
The colts were bought with an idea
they would develop. Of course. Play
fellow may yet be worth his price.
But 10 date he Is a gold brick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
SLOTTED
CLUBS IN
DISCARD

When the last putt was hoied at
the 81. Andrews course. slotted clubs
became automatically banned from
competition. according 90 the new
rules of the Royal and Ancient Golf
association.
That means thousands OF clubs go
to the scrap pile.
In America more time will be Civ
en- golfers TO make the change.
Slotted clubs win be permitted for
another year, and perhaps always.
Barring these freak clubs may be
for the good Of the game. But no
less than a fun years notice should
be given before putting such rule
into effect, II is costly 10 players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
KELLY CRACKS
TWO HOME RUNS

NEW YORK. July 4.-Long
George Kelly. Giant first baseman.
today staged what looked like a
mid season comeback in his home run
efforts. He smackcd out two home
runs off the Brooklyn Dodgers In
their home lot. the first off Mitchell
in the first inning. The second clout
came In the third with Mitchell still
delivering. The first homer came
with the bases empty. but the
mighty wailop in the third brought
in two runs ahead The two four
baggers bring kelly's total for the
season to ~
Babe Ruth, whose record was
menaccd by Kelly I'm the early part
of the season, has hit 30 home
runs 10 date this season. the BAN
bino viewing with the big fight for
publicity Saturday by banging out
two In one day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
PAT MORAN
is GREATEST
OF TRAINERS

Pat Moran Is one OF the most hu.
man and successful trainers OF ball
players in the big leagues.
Whether he climbs the Reds any
higher I'm the race or not. he has
every player In condition.
His rules--simple but effective
are: no liquor, plenty OF sleep. bed
before ~. moderate eating. no
gambling, the cultivation OF n prop.
er frame OF mind, and exercise
tmeaning morning practice)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
AGE MAKES
MAT CHAMP
STRONGER

Stsnlsiaus ZbyHxko. heavyweight
wrestling champion. stands out as
the modern Sampson.
His measurements are: Chest. 81
inches: height. S feet . inches: waist.
30 inches. biceps. 20 y inches. thigh.
- inches: forearm. III inches: calf.
1914 inches. and neck. 20 inches.
lie realized his iife's dream by
winning the worlds championship at
the age of Is.
That isn't so amazing. Strength
incrcaaes with age up TO a certain
point In life. That point is above
the s5.year mark for athletes who
take care OF themselves and are In
constant training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
CUNNINGHAM Is
HITTING AGAIN

BIN Cunningham. who has been In
a terrible batting slump during the
past week. Is hitting again. and with
ysngeance. BIN broke his unlucky
streak Saturday with pair OF sin
gses- Portland couldn't get him out
In the first game sunday. when he
was hit by a pitched ball. walked
twice and connected for two doubles.
In the second game he clicked n
single. walked. hit two flies. one that
would have been homer but for
Cenin's wonderful catch. and made
one infIeld out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
SALT LAKE
TROUBLE AT HOME

Those Salt Lake Bees may be in
seventh place, but they're dan
Eerous bunch on their home lot.
They gave the Sacramento club two
awful beaungs Sunday. Cravath
may not have the best club In the
league. but he has a good hitting
team and they hit like million dol
lars In Salt Lake. Seattle plays
there next week. after the two
games with the Portland team here
today. and the Bees may give them
lot OF trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

they died hard In the second. play.
ing one OF the most sensational de
fensive games ever dishcd up here
Walter Genin. Porthnd's young
center field guardian. turned In one
OF the grandest catches ever made
IN the local park when he raced
back TO cover Cunningham's ny in
the second game, pulling the bail
down over his head with his gloted
hand and making hack.hand catch.
He also turned in SVEN running
catch OF a liner from wisterxli's
stick m the first game
Seattle finally won the second
game after Portland tied Il up in the
ninth. Lanes double and Wisterzil's
single with two outs scored the win.
ming runs. Al Demarcc started. but
was knocked out In the ninth, Daley
finishing the game. DOC" QuiNsen.
berry hurled AZ first Tor Portland
with johnson winding UP the work.
Harry Gardner pitched the locals
into a T-to-s victory In the first
game while sam Ross was hit hard
BY the home clubbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
Autoepeed
Kings Race
in Tacoma
Northwest Auto Classic
Being Held Over ESQ
Mile Course Today

With some OF the greatest racing
stars in the game entered. the
fourth annual 25O-mile speedway
race is being staged at Tacoma To-
day
Tommy Milton. 1890 Tacoma win
ncr and Indianapolis winner this
year. In favorito TO win. Roscoe
sarles. Eddie puiicn and Joe Thomas
are some OF the other stars en-.
tered.
crowd Of about $4,000 people was
expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
TOBIN Is HORSE
FOR WORK

Big Frank Tobin, Seattles prom.
ising young catcher. is n regular
horse for work With Tub Spencer
ready again. Tobin went right on
and caught both games of Sundays
double bill He Is gaining the best
experience in the world right now.
The young fellow peps up the ball
games and works like trooper. His
hitting is holding up finely and his
catching Is all that can be asked
these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
NO BOUT FOR
BENTON HARBOR

CHICAGO. July Joe Benjamin
will not be allowed TO fight Solly
Freedman at Benton Harbor today.
because he has not been in the state
OF Michigan the required four days.
Freedman was originally billed TO
fight Benny Leonard, but the cham.
pion cancelled the bout. The bout will
be held July l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
PORTLAND CATCHERS
LOOK B{D

Del Baker and Gus Fisher. the
veteran Portland catchcrs, have
looked bad trying TO throw out Sc
attic runners this week. Fisher has
been the worst Of the two, the vet
Gran Gus tossing to second on the
bounce most Of the time. Once yes.
tcrday he ran half way there in
making throw and then heave/ the
ball into center field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
ALLEN PLAYS \
BETTER IN
FINAL MATCH

SPOKANE. July 4.-Marshall Al.
len. Seattle tennis star. and PHI Bet
tens. California junior king. are play
ing In the finals in the Inland En-
pire tennis tournament being hcS
IN this city today.
The results follow
Men. single. u
1911 IBgrahan. Oakland. r. I. 6efestc
Noble Noodle. willamette university. 81
s-s.
Bettens defeated c z. Harmeson. spoS
kane. CO.. 60
Allen defeated Tom Bailey, Spokane.
Herbert suhr San Francisco. defeated
Hiii Taylor. Seattle. s-I. Ga
Bettens defeated HutehinAon. spoksn@.
e-i. 80. 81 -
Wallace scott. Tacoma. defeated Arm
Marion. Seattle, rs, 60
Allen defeated Fenimore cady.
Iagraham defeated Guy Fly. rseonss,
s-a. a.
Bettens defeat subj. 50, 81.
semi- Finsis
Marshall Amen defeated BIZ fnsrahsr,.
g.. 60. So
Be,tens defeated Wallace Scott. II
Mems Double.
Hutchinson and Anderson defesf@
stiekney. Berkeley. Cal. and Henry. sp&
kane. Ga. 60
Be,tens aud suhr defeated Riese and
Hopp. odessa. Wash. 81. 81.
Junior singles
suhr defeated Abner Muna- Spokane
Ladies Singles
Miss MaynDe Mcdonald Seattle. defeat
ed Miss Lorraine cog~u. Spokane. Ell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
PORTLAND HAS
GOOD OUTF1EID

Portland has one OF the best all.
around outfieIds in the league. They
field like regular speed demons.
Wolfer. Cox and Genin all being fast.
They're pretty good hitters. with
Woifer and Cox doing the heavy
work and Genin doing good duty as
iead-off man. And they all throw
and run the bases well. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
OLDRiNG MAY
BE LET OFT

Seattle Is one man over the 20
limit OF the Coast league. One man
must be let out before the team goes
to salt Lake tonight. That man may
We Rube Oldring, the veteran Ameri.
can league outfielder. who has been
OF practically no use 10 the team
from playing standpoint. Monroe
Swartz has reJ6ined the club and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
POOLE IL
SWEET HITTER

Jim Poole. the Virginia league
grad. who Is playing first base for
the Rose City team, is playing
mighty good baseball for the Beav.
ers. lie Is fielding sensationally and
Is hitting the ball. lie collected
three doubles. two singles and two
walks In the pair Of games Sunday.
besides making a darb OF one.
handed catch Of liner from Muir.
phys bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
QUIssENBERRy
LOOKS GOOD

Dock" ouissenberrg. the young
Portland school Kid pitcher. looks
like mighty fine prospect. He
gave Seattle quite battle yesterday
and went out Of the game for a pinch
hitter In the eighth. He has good
speed, a fair curve and plenty of
nerve for one 80 inexperienced He
should develop into a mighty good
mound man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
LANE HITS
FAST PACE

Billy Lane has been setting a dizzy
pace on the base paths again this
last week. lie stole three sacks Sun.
day, pilfering third once on the ven.
cradle August Fisher. He Is also
hitting well. When Billy gets on
the paths he causes the pitchers
more worry than any other runner
In the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

Hcinie Schumann. former Tacoma
welter. who is now back in Denver
again. will box Mel Coogan. Brook
lyn miller. 10 rounds in Denver July
s. He will also be in action on the
Fourth. taking on Harvey Thorpe in
a go at Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

Haf7fTnAFyT NfFuTN OF " TlariFrrF. J
BY Ross. 2 BASES Oh baiis-off HaAs.
f~o-baav hits-C1N So. lane ca ~.
dfsd. Cunningham tzi. HatsA. ra-iis ~.
NistrrEii Double piays~w iatsfsii tun-
assssfsdl. rpofe 10 Hale. Sacrifice hits
NraK. stump, Bates stolen Aasrs@.
Cunningham tsi. Bates. Eidf.d, Lane
htt b. pitched bali Cunningham Hans
Responsible for--Csrdner. 81 Ross.
Ttrie Of game hour 20 ninuteN TIM
ptrvs--Frney and TpmRn.
second game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
Juniors in
Close Ball
FlagChase
Eckarts Only Team Sure
of Berth in Playoff in
Star Diamond Circuit

The Eekart Cigar Co. nine
eilnehed first place honors in the
preliminary season OF the class "
division u The star Junior Baseball
league Sunday by defeating the Col.
Inns Juniors at waila Walla by a
D to tally.
The leaders are the only toxsers
sure % place yet in IN. first four
that viii fight IL out In round rob
la for the title.
There ar. five, trans thar still
have a chance for tho three remain.
ing places among the first four. High.
land Park and tho Georgetown Cubs
made sure OF at least a tie for fourth
place by defeating the Three Broth.
crs Dye Works and the Eg.rrnan
Grocery respectively Sunday.
The THREE Brothers, youngstown
and Pirates still have a chance TO
tie for fourth place. The Dye Works
team plays the Collins Juniors at
Walla walia next Sunday. The
Youngstown squad plays the Collins
Juniors at the same place today and
the Washington Parks and Pirates
will meet next Sunday at waIla Wal.
Ia. This game was postponed Sunday
because several OF the Washington
team left town and the park boys
notified The star In time TO have
the game SO, aside. As II will be
impossible to start the finals July
10. this was granted.
Should any Of the teams bc tied
for fourth place after next Sundays
games. special rulings win be made
and the plans for playing off the
tiffs will be announced Immediately
following the games
The Youngstown squad was
awarded their Sunday game by for.
felt when the Queen Anne Aerials
failed to put In an appearance.
A both teams are out Of the run.
ming for the championship. the vssst.
poncd game between the Queen
Anne Aerials and shamrox Cubs.
booked for today at Mercer play.
field, has been called off.
Tho Eckert Cigar Co. Just did nose
out the Collins Juniors In n heavy
scoring game at Walla Walla ycster.
day. winning TO Z. The Cigar men
were without Bill Johnson. their
pitching star. and the Juniors ran
up seven scores on Cover. The hit.
ting OF Ely Castor and Johnny
Roach for the winners featured the
game.
The score r. H. D.
f gsR.s, sIsa9 CO s..,,....o, 5 4
Batteries Smith and Tyo; Cover and
CASTOR. Hobbs.
The Georgetown Cubs kept up
their winning streak by defeating
the Egerman Grocery at walla
Walla field Sunday to 2. The hit.
ting OF Finn OF Georgetown and his
IHaying at shortstop and the pitch.
ing Of Collins featured the playing
OF the winners.
The score II. H. n.
Georgetown Cubs .....,... o
Egerman Grocery ...... 2
Batterles-- collins ma cardona. Gray.
zuis and Mattel.
The Highland Park team turned In
n To 2. win over the Three Broth.
crs' Dye Work in a tight game at
Highland Park Sunday.
No report was received on the
Shamrox Cubs. Bulldog game in The
Star league Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
AMERICAS LEAGIE

with both he and young Mack being
on the job. Kenworthy may decide
TO keep both OF them. OF course.
Rube, who has been of a lot Of value
on the strategical side OF the game.
may be kept and one Of the young
twirlers farmed OUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
TWO TIED IN
SUNDAY SHOOT

Il. w. kinzcr and r. Ulvestad
topped the amateur shooters at the
Sunday shoot OF the Seattle gun
club with AZ out OF so. while L. n.
Roid and +. G. Refill led the profess
slonals with only one miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
PACIFIC fNTKn>ArIoxAL
BEES WALTON
IN BASE HITS

SALT LAKE. July Salt Lake
wallowcd In base hits yesterday
when the Bees waitzed home with
two wins over Sacramento. knock
ing them out OF second place In the
standing. The first game went 20
the Bees ~ 10 4 and the second 81
to 4. Paddy sigIin OF salt Lake
knocked two homera in the third
inning OF the second game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
J. Kilbane
Calls Turn
on BigGo
Feather Champ Picked
Jack to Win in Fourth
in Star, June 20
ny JOHNNY k1IBA>E
Fcs.iherweisht Champion


.RSEY CITY. "
j. July T.
The next logical
opponent FOL
Jack Dempsey
in Tommy Glib
bone
Gibbons would
have put up "A
b etter fight
against Demp-
Hsy than Georges
Carpenter did.
Dempsey won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
Tribe Now
Rests Next
to Leaders
Indians Waltz on Beavers
Twice, While Bees Sting
Sacs for Pair
ny LEO N. l.NSSE>

r.
g.,.'
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49, -. -.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

o. ~ Daley u by Qulas1nb.rrw. q. by
Johnson. J. Bases on bailm--Dff noma-
rec. .. Off DALEY. 4. off Qslss~nberry. .
off Johnson. !. Two-base hita--krus Cox
Poole. s,uIupf. CinKiardi. Dates. Lane.
Three base hits-~krug. Bates. Sacrifice
hitE-stunpf. Tobfu. Eidred. stolen
bsses-faBe f9) Poole. GinRiArdi. In
hits. IL. at bat. as out IN ninth With
on base. Innings pitched by oulaeen-
barry. 3; runs. 4. hits. 8. at bat. 20.
Credit victory 90 Daley: charge defeat
To johnson. Runs responsible for@-De.
msres. 3, Daley. 0. Quisserberry. 4.
Johnson. T. Time % game : hours ~
minutes umpirse Toman and Finncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
FRISCO HOLDS
LEAD IN RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, July SAN
Francisco held their lead in the Coast
league here Sunday by defeating the
Vernon Tigers In "A pair Of games.
The morning game WAS a wild at.
fair with Frisco. winning 0 TO s..
while o'Doul pitched the Seals into
a 5-to.i win In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
GIBBONS TO
BOX SOMMERS

SPOKANE. July Mike Gibbons.
famous St Paul middleweight. boxes
Al somers in 15.round bout here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
FARMER WILL
BATTLE DARCY

Frank Farmer. OF Tacoma. will box
Jimmy Darcy. OF Portland. in the
io-round main event I'm Portland Fri.
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

At Seattle rs. Portland -
A. Salt Lake 12-gf. Sacramento 81
Al Ian Francisco 9-s. vsrno~n al.
At Los Angeles Ia. Oakland SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

COLFAX.--Killcd in auto accident
Mrs. w. a. Diggins. wife of Rev. w.
A. Diggins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

WASHINGTON. 49, Death takes
John Finley Wallace. New York civil
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

DAVIS. CaI.-Swath one mile wide
and SIX miles long burned by grain +.
fire believed to have started frorr1
spark from locomotive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

IN the round I predicted In The Sc.
aitir star articles and the blows
that put Carpenter out were the
blows ! forecast.
Carpenter was knocked out be.
cause he didn't USE those famous
brains OF hi~--b@cause he failed 10
stay out Of the cllnch.a
Boxing was the method By which
Georges could have won lie was
advertised an better and more
skilifui boxer than Dempsey. and
he proved this superiority beyond
the shadow Of doubt hut George
was fool not 10 stand up and box
all tho time. Whenever he boxed
he easily beat Dempsey. Carpenter
was foolish not 10 stay out Of
ciinchcs. DEMPSEY had more weight.
moro strength and more stamina
This oyrrcafpe csrpentief'a grcater
uuA NrN4A. Am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
III CARP
HAD BO<ED

Taking the fight as a whole, Car.
pentier landed more clean blows
than Dempsey did--just a. fore
cast. II Carpenter had boxed box.
ing ali the time and dancing his way
out OF thosc deadly clinches as he
did so admirably In the second
round-he might have won.
Carpenter didn't do the thing he
could do better than Dempsey. and
he tried 10 do the thing that Demp.
sey could do better than he could
That was Carpenters fatal mistake.
The Frenchman surprised many
by the splendid fight he put up.
And he had Dempsey troggy in the
second round. And he did this later
in spite Of the fact that he was
weakened by the punishment he re.
ceived In the clinches during the
first session.
| predicted Dempsey would win in
the fourth round with a right nd
blow 10 the heart and a left hook TO
the jaw. And this actually was the
beginning OF the end. II put Car.
pentier down for the count OF nine
and Dempsey followed up with
shift OF the same blows-a left 20
the body and crossing with right
TO the jaw. That was the knock.
out Dempsey hasn't slowed up
since he met willard I think he
should fight every three months TO
keep that championship. and his
first opponent should be Tommy
Gibbons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
WHY CARPENTER
LOST

Carpenter lost because he let
himself get into clinch.s whore
Dempsey. with his 20 pounds OF OK.
cess weight, could lay that weight
against him and wear him out and
weaken him with short yab~. brute
strength beat boxing skin. In spite
Of Csrprniicrs handicap OF choosing
the wrong method of fighting. he
fought an even fight up to the fatal
fourth round.
II was plain 10 me that Dempsey
was boRting him In the first round
In the ciincho. by Use of short
uppercuts, mostly icfts.
I gave Dempsey the first round.
but the second round unauestion.
ably belonged 10 Carpenter. lie was
boxing In this round and he was
too fast for Dempsey and Dempsey
was missing. Carpenter meanwhile
landed worthwhile punches. I
judged the third round draw. with
Carpenter landing more blows. but
with Dempsey averaging things up
with hts superior strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04
OAKS HAND OUT
JOLT TO VETS

Los ANGELES. July 4.-Oakland
gave Los Angeles climb TO the top
a rude wallop between the optics
here yesterday, when the visitors
took a pair OF games.
First Game n. H. r.
Oakland .....s'......st....
Los Angeles ...+s...s.+F... o
Batteries kraugo and kochicr Aid
ridge. Rsinhart and Baldwin.
Second Game n H. e.
OAtlann .s.sstss ssf|ss.ss L
Los Angeles ............... 2
BATTERIES -Krcmer and Mite: Hughes.
Reinhart and Baldwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-04

The Highland Park team turned in
To 2 win over the Three Broth.
crs' Dye Work in tight game at
Highland Park Sunday.
NO report was received on the
shamrox Cubs Bulldog game in The
Star league Sunday.