Arizona republican., 1921-06-17
SELECTION 0F THIRD MAN F0R
 T|TULAR BOUT
 |S POSTPONED
New Jersey Commission To
 Insist On Right To Name KefeSee-Dempsey And
 rffpantier Hard At It
[Rep lblicsn Al. p. Leaacd WIrel

NEW YORK June 16.-Contro- versy is expected before a referee is named by the New Jersey state boxing commission for the Dempsey Carpentier bout.
 1t has been expected the selection would be made by the commission today but after adjournment it was announced action had been fndlfi- nitely postponed at the request of promoter Tex Rickard It was un- derstood that a sharp difference of opinion had developed among those with interests at stake
 According to reports. T. Harry Ertle. a New Jersey referee. had been tentatively picked. with three other New Jersey referees as alter mates but opposition developed from Dempsey's camp because the com mission had ignored candidates named in the original contract for the fight.
 The matter was reported to have been referred to' Rickard with a re- quest that. he try to effect a com promise
 It was learned unofficiaiiy that the commission would stand on its rights under the state boxing law which empowers it to name and license all referees. It also was as- certained that none of the five named in the fight contract had yet applied for a referees license. It was considered not unlikely that difficulties might arise tn adjusting rules i'm the New Jersey boxing reE,i- lations regarding seconds. hand bandzginK. etc. which appear to fled in the boxers contract Dempsey Rssumes Boxing | ATLANTIC CITY. N L. June 1s.- After resting four days. Jack Demp- sey resumed his training program ! today and boxed for the first time since the cut over his left eye was opened week ago Sunday. Hs
 toiled 40 minutes under a blazing !, sun.
 After tugxing at the puiieys fol two rounds and shadow boxing foi ! three. Dempsey boxed four rounds two each with Irish Patsy Cline. ( Philadelphia lightweight. and Bab' Herman. California featherwcight
 ing a head guard with a thicl padding to protect the healini wound over his eye. Cline faces the champion for the first tw' rounds and was badly shaken ul ' a couple of times. although Dempse, was careful Herman forced th champion to display the dash an' tR<rA OA tAE@@~Nt e****@*~ ! The champion appeared In splen did conditionf His wind was good his speed was evident and his hit ting was sharp and accurate Manager kearns said he scale
 about 1s4 pounds and probabl { would face Carpenter around th | is0 mark. and perhaps lower
 MANHASSETT. ~. r~ June 1e.-
 Georges Carpentier permitted Jo
 Jeanette. negro heavyweight [ , beat a tattoo on his abdomen durin i, workout today. Manager Des { camps explained that some news paper fight. critics had questione
 the chalienger's ability to assimilat
 punishment in the body and tha
 this was the answer
 This performance came afts 1 Georges had worked four fas
 rounds. one each with Marcel Deni
 French lightweight; Paul Journe'
 French heavyweight. Italian Jc : Cans. middleweight. and Jcannett : Jeannette. in his first appearance I worked especially hard. trying 3 break through the Frenchman v xuard After his regular tuf ! Jeannette, who had been perfectin
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