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Evening star., 1921-06-25


After virtually every city of ac-
count in the United States. where
boxing was legal, had been mentioned
as the possible site. Rickard an
nounced that Toledo. Ohio, had been
selected for the bout, July 4. City
and state officials declared them
selves favorable to the plans and the
boxers, about six weeks before the
scheduled date, started training in
camps near the big arena.
In spite of Dempsey's great record
for hitting. many persons, including
Willard himself, were confident that
the huge bulk OF the kansan, who
had always maintained fairly good
physical condition, would make him
impregnable before his smaller op-
Dempsey. apparently unmindful of
the disparity in height and weight.
declared that he was going to tackle
willard as he had tackled his victims
Of the past two years-with a rush.
The fact that he had put out both
Carl Morris and Fred Fulton, men
much larger than himself. in the first
round, made him confident that he
could defeat Jess Willard in the same
manner.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
SURE GEORGES WILL WIN
Members Of Camp Banking On HIS
Cleyeruess and Do hot Fear
Dempsey's Rlowx.

MANHA6sET. N. r. Juns 25-There
u Q dsep-rooted belief In the camp OF
Georges Carpenter that tho blond
Frenchman will attain his lifelong
ambition-the worlds heavyweight
title-when he meets Jack Dempsey
in jersey City q week from today.
and J. Wilson. the trainer. appear to
be satisfied that the pugilistic idol
of France IL greater than ever and
will repay their highes. hopes in the
forthcoming battle. Tney think that
he will make Dempsey dizzy with his
count along about the nth or sixth
round.
Carpenter, IN their opinion. win be
70 fast and clover that Dempsey will
not be able to strike him one telling
blow, Even granting that the cham
pdon may land on the Frenchman, they
it VIII take twenty Of Jacks hardest
wallops to stop him.
Nobody" they say. ever has been
able to take the fight out Of him, and
today he To not merely a good fighter,
but great one. He Is q marvel. a
genius.
be new world heavyweight cham
pdon q week from today" they say.
A heavy workout was planned for
the challenger today. He was ready
to go into the training ring and fol-
low out the instructions to punch
hard. There wore some new splrrins
men on hand. but they wero kept in
side the training residence and their
names could not be learned.
All along Carpent tier had been pull
ing punches. smiling and begging the
pardon OF opponents whose jaws he
struck too hard. Thursday. however.
there was little smiling in 80 far a he
was concerned. and. with no mercy
whatever. be doored his men, kept his
mouth shut and waved for another
victim. Such win be the order OF
things from now until July !.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Dempsey's weight today is placed at
1872 pounds by his trainer. Teddy
Hayes. There il every possibility that
he will scale under the 1s0-pound
mark when he enters the. ring at
jersey City. Next weeks work Prob
ably will bring Dempsey's poundage
still lower. - the weather has become
hot
Two HeavyweiEhts Report
Clay Turner. Indian heavyweight. is
at the Dempsey camp and probably
will help the titleholder for the re-
mainder OF his training. Terry Keller.
who was sparring. partner with
Dempsey At Toledo. also reported.
Dempsey will have as a companion
on his road work trips for the balance
of training George Brown. holder Of
several walking records. Brown u
instructing the champion in the proper
method Of getting the most out Of his
road work.
Tommy Farrell of Indianapolis.
seven years old. is living with Demp-
sey at his camp. The youngster 10 an
accomplished dancer, knows most OF
the popular songs. and Is q tumbler
OF considerable skill. He is constant
ly with the champion
In Best of Humof.
He shows none Of the irritability
that was noticeable a week ago. The
champion was the guest Of honor at
surprise party given him at his
camp last night. The party was
staged by newspaper men. A jazz
band. trio If Hawaiian singers and
several vaudeville entertainers were
pressed into service.
At one stage in the entertainment,
when old-time songe were in order.
the champion Joined in.
At o'clock he bade his visitors
good bye. shook hands with them and
thanked each one. Even on his birth
day Dempsey did not care to disturb
the regularity of his retiring hour.
Dempsey received more than 500
kilograms yesterday wishing happy
returns of his birthday. The telegram
he priEed above all was that from his
mother in Salt Lake City. A telegram
from Georges Carpenter also was
received and a wire acknowledgment
OF the courtesy was dispatched.
Evening star., 1921-06-25


series OF thumbnail sketches OF preSi-
ous fights for the heavyweight cham.
pionship OF the woridD.
Jack Dempsey defended his title for
the FIRST time last Labor day against
Billy Miske. He was the same ter
rible mauler that put Willard aside.
His punches seemed TO have almost
superhur1an force behind them and
Miske lasted less than three rounds
The challenger had grit aplenty
and he knew how to box He landed
direct wallops against the champion
frequently and his quick footwork
eluded several punches. Although
forced to be inactive for year under
the care of surgeons. Miske showed
himself a much better scrapper than
when he appeared on the eve of the
Dempsey Willard match and fought
Battling Levinsky.
But he was no match for the Giant
Killer. Dempsey disabled him in the
second round with a vicious blow
over the stomach and just below the
heart. In the third round he knocked
him down three times before Miske
was forced to quit.
The first time he was felled he stay
ed down for the count of nine and
he was smiling when he regained
his feet. The attack that finished
the fight consisted of a hammer blow
to the stomach. followed by a right
to the chin.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
PLAY FOR NET TITLE.
Decide Doubles This Afternoon in
Women's Tennis League.

Championship doubles will be COM
pleted and play in mixed doubles started
today in the tennis tournament being
held by tho Women's Tennis League.
Delphine Heyl and Marywill Wakeford
will oppose Louise Kelley and Corinne
Frazier for the doubles title, starting
their match at 80 on the courts At 18th
and Fuller streets.
In a singles semi-fnal yesterday Miss
Kelley defeated Miss Wakeford, District
champion. Ga, 64. The former will
encounter the winner of the Jennie
Doolittle-Delphine Heyl match in the
final Miss Doolittle won her way to the
semi-final by q 6-1, rs win over Mary
Roberts.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

To the majority Of tight fans in this
country. or in any other. for that
matter. hope it is not necessary for
me to say that these stories are SO
silly they should not be worth taxi
ing ths snaeS TepDf sa to snS Is they hey
lieved by some people. I'm going to
have my say on all rumors and so
called Inside stun" on the coming
nght
Expect Decisive Victory.
Jack Dempsey, the world champion,
has trained for this bout with the set
purpose of winning it and keeping his
1t belongs. While both Dempsey and
! respect the powers OF our opponent
and do not hold him at all cheaply.
we confidently expect to win. and win
decisively.
With that in mind, both Jack Demp-
sey and myself pledge ourselves,
Dempsey as the world champion and
l as his manager and chief adviser.
that the champion will enter into this
struggle with the European titlehold-
er with the one thought in mind-to
score knockout victory over Georges
Carpenter. II Jack Dempsey can win
this night with one punch, the Ameri-
can public and the fight world At
large can depend upon it that the one
punch will be all the champion will
use. There will be no carrying" Of
Georges Carpenter. unless he is car
ried out OF the ring.
There is absolutely no reason why
the champion should carry" Carpen-
tier. There 10 every reason why he
should not
Dempsey is the standaribearer Of
the American ring, who has accepted
the challenge of a foreign invader. II
there were no other motive, this rep
resentation of his own bunch"
against a Europan would be enough
to make Jack Dempsey fight the bat
tie Of his life.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
WILD PITCH ENDS DUEL
Pirates Beat Cards When Bailey
Slips in Tenth-Giants Rout
Phils-Braves Triumph.

Pirates, Giants and Braves scored
victories yesterday in the National
League. The pace-setters beat the
Cards in q ten-inning engagement.
cred ths PhtllieS The Braves barely
beat the circuit champion Dodgers.
Bailey's wild pitch in the tenth ses-
sion let the Pirates get the run that
beat the aCrds. 4 to 3. Glaxner was
nicked for only seven safeties. Glenn
ons got homer.
Four Philly hurlers were slammed
by the Giants for an 11-to-2 victory.
Nehf was invincible outside the NTH
inning Snyder Of the winners twice
clouted for the circuit.
Five hits punched in tho eighth in.
ming were good for four runs and
gave the Braves q 7-to-6 win over the
Dodgers. Wheat knocked four
baSer OF Pitcher OeschKer.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

present in tho press box. He had a.
his guest Rev. Father II. r. O'Houu-
han, chaplin Of the Army post At Fort
Slocuru. Grin reports he saw no tai
ent worth while in either tho Inter
national or Eastern leagues while he
was nosing around.
Prior to the game Ruth was pre-
sented with a loving cup On behalf
of the New York Base Ball Fedora
tion. the controlling body Of the ANA
teurs and sandlotters in the metro
politan district a group or whom
were on hand at the plate for the
ceremony.
Courtney made the assertion before
the game that Ruth would not make
his first homer or him, and he didn't.
but a collection Of fifteen doubles and
singles sunk Harry even more eject.
lively.
Smith proved little of an. improve
mont over Brewer, who was benched
by Mcbride. Just for q change" Earl
got one Texas Lacquer.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
GOLF MATCH TO BAKER.
Beats Moore In Semi-Final Of Ban
nockburn Club Tourney.

Bannockburn Clubs golf champion
ship tourney. when William Il. Baker
defeated Tom Moore, club champion
and tourney medalist, I and In q
semi-nnal match. Baker took an early
lead. winning the first hole with a
birdie 8. and finishing the first nine
with 80. He will meet the winner of
the NJ. G. Woodwafd-B. L. Taylor
match in the final.
Mrs George r. Cunningham and Mrs.
l. L. Steele will be opponents tomor-
row in the anal OF the women's title
event. Mrs. Tom Moore defeated Miss
Alice Short in q consolation engage
ment.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Jacks Long String of K. O.'s
Earn Him Go With Willard


>AnAs -" -~ Georges arpe
of
the Dempsey spite Of unpopulari because
of his military service the
Ioecal man to heavyweight championship
of the world. Rickard cnched the bout.
The principals met IN New iok V - ~ s 10 n,, eosl
articles boxing nged that state Accordingly when
and Rickard
in
Evening star., 1921-06-25

for my saying that Dempsey is going
into this coming bout to tight with all
the superb skill at his command.
Has Pride to Sustain.
The champion has gone his way
winning invariably by knockout
from every opponent he has faced
While the champion seldom talks
about his ring affairs, or his victories
inside the ropes. he wouldn't be hui
man IL he didn't take pride in his
achievements. He has done what 10
other heavyweight champion of his
tory has ever been able to accom-
plish in the way of speedy knockouts
and decisive wins over all opponents.
He has travelled on and on until
he reaches the height OF his ring
career on July 2. when he faces the
first opponent he has ever met who
comes from foreign soil. Dempsey
has anticipated this fight for a long
time. He is looking forward to a
victory. and a speed one. That any
one with grain OF sense would sus-
pect for moment that Dempsey
would attempt a "phony' fight. in
this. the most important of his career.
is the height Of the ridiculous.
Copyright, lg2l.)
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Fight for Ex.Service Men.

NEW YORK. June 25.-When Bob
Martin, A Z. F. heavyweight boxing
champion. meets Frank Moran. Pitts
burgh heavyweight in a fifteen
round open-air bout here on July
over to the bureau for unemployed
ex-service men, the promoters have
announced.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
IN TITLE round
Adair and Wenzler Are Playing
Today for Southern Amateur
Championship.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 25.-H. r.
Wenzler, Memphis, and Perry .Adair,
Atlanta, are meeting today in the
final for the Southern Amateur Golf
Championship.
Adair yesterday defeated Frank
Godchaux. Nashville, II and 10. while
Wenzler won from Pollak Boyd in
the semi-hAals. UP. Boyd missed a
short putt that-Would have halved the
match.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Mines representing the Blue lodges
and Kallipolis Grotto are to play a
benefit game for tho Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at American
League Park this afternoon. The
pageant preceding the contest will
start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Two-base hits-Fewster. Pipp, Ruth, Meusei.
Ward. Judge. Three-base ht-Shanks. Home
run-O, Rourke. Stolen bsse-Fewster. sacr1-
tcss-Peckinpaugh Pipp. Rice. Double play
New York. Z: washington. S. Bases on balls
or Courtney. 8; of Mays. I. Hits-o6
Struck out-By Courtney. .: By shaw. I: By
Mays. 2. Losing pitcher-OourtHey. Umpires
-Messrs. Owens. Chill and Nallin. Time of
camel hour aud so minutes.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
MAY SCALE
UNDER 100 FOR BATTLE

TNTIC CITY N J, June 2sWith his heavyweight champion
ship bout week off, Dempsey today resumed training after
ayo celebrate his twentysixth birthday
champion afternoon and Monday will spend another
day will take place the
nstead of the arpane hangar.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Club Hires Leonard Vardon.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi, June 25.-Leon-
ard vardon Of the family Of golf fame
has been engaged by the St. Cloud
Country Club as its golf instructor.
He has just arrived here from Eng
land. Leonard Is the son Of Thomas
Vardon. professional golfer at the
White Bear, Mimi, Golf Club. and
nephew of Harry Vardon.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Potomac Crews in Regatta.

Potomac Boat Club will be repre-.
sented in the Peoples Regatta, At
Philadelphia, July I. by junior and
intermediate eights. Local rowers
also will compete in the senior sin
giles.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Lynch Goes for Bout.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Joe Lynch.
world bantamweight champion, and
Andy CLANCY. the Baltimore feather
weight. are on their way to fulfill
their respective engagements to meet
Joe Burman and Bud Christiania at
East Chicago, Ind, next Tuesday
night.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at New York. :. Wash. at New York.
Detroit at Chicago. ; Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland. St Louis At Cleveland
PhAa. at BoStor.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
New York .; washingtoa, 3,
Cleveland, 1: Chicago. 2.
Detroit, II; St. Louis o.
Philadelphia, s; Bostea. q.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Caught. on the Fly

NEW YORK, June 25.-Johnson
will be pitted against the Hugmen
In the second joust of the set today,
and II he has on tap the speed he dis
played against the Mackmen Wednes-
day tho Griffs may cop without much
hitting. ShAwkey, or 'Hoyt probably
will oppose walter.
CLARK Grimth was among those
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Linworths Want Games.

Linworth Midgets, who are to play
National Athletic Club tomorrow,
want games with flfteen-year mines.
Send challenges to Edward Newton,
1916 c street southwest
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Pinchot 0utpoints Mason.

AKRON. Ohio. June 25.-Eddie
Pinchot, Pittsburgh. outpoinled
frankie Mason Of Fort Wayne, Ind.
in a twelve-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Went SO Holes for Victory.

CHICAGO. June 25.- Robert Nc
Kee OF Drake University. won the
western intercollegiate golf cham
pionship by defeating George Hart
man. University of Chicago. ] up in
3s holes at the Indian Hill Club yes
terday.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
jackson Outfights Pitts.

JERSEY CITY. June 25.-Willie
Jackson. New York lightweight, out
fought Charley Pitts of Australia in
q tweive-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Golf Honors to Mr.. Gavin.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Mrs. Will
liam A. Gavin Of the BeIleclair Coun-
try Club won tho Metropolitan
women's golf championship. defeat
ing Miss Georgianna Bishop Of the
Brooklawn Country Club, up, and
to play, in the final at the Nassau
Country Club yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Root and Green in Draw.

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. June 25.-Artfe
Root of Akron, Ohio. and Willie
Green. Chicago, featherweights. boxed
a tenround draw at Camp Grant
last night.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Easy Win for Hydros.

photographic ONCE team van
quished Lexington Athletic Club in a
9-to-2 game. Watt made three homers
in aS many times at bat
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Double Bill for BOYS Nine.

Christ Child Boys Club. which de-
feated the Petworth nine. II to 9,
yesterday. will play the Brookmonts
tomorrow morning and the Lansdou
Athletic Club in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Punch fife Can Says Kean
DENIES STORY FIGHT
WILL BE "CARRIED" ON
BY JACK KEARNS,
Manager of World Champion Jack Demp

TLAN1C CITY, June 2As the time approaches for Jack Dmp.
~ defense of his world championship against Georges Carpn-
of the persists that Dempsey
going his have heard the myself and
readers we'll One the carry plan
that the
peat Europe big purse
that the boxers carry for the still
ugly that the champion permit
al a in
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Costello Post nine will go to Twin.
ing City tomorrow afternoon to play
the Randle Athletic Club. The game
will start at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
OFFENSE WAVES, TIMELY
HITS NOT DEVELOPING
Usual Bulwarl<s With Bat Failing and Team
Must Improve or Hit Toboggan-Drops
Opener to Yanlks, 9 to 3.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

YORK. June begins to look as If the splendid record
M their sojourn home when by
winning wohds their engagements they awed to within
striking of the league lenders will SO much effort wasted
far improving concerned Since leaving
annexed victories
dubbng them yesterday the Yankees
games four paeat exactly inverse ratio
capital VIII
end ali chance vcrhaung leaders, with the Red
Evening star., 1921-06-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE:

GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsb'eh at st. Louis. Pittsburgh at Chicaso.
Chicago at Cincinntti. Cincinnati at St, I.
Boston at Brooklyn. Boston At Brooklyn.
New York at Phill.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Boston. z; Brooklyn; &
New York. IL: Philadelphia. 2,
Pittsburgh. 4; st. LouiA, 3.
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Copyright. 1921. b. n. c. Fisher. Trade marx
registered q. 6. Pat OH
Evening star., 1921-06-25

Norfolk, SIS: Newport News. 20.
Portsmouth. 1 Wilson. ,.
Rocky Mount. o; Richmond. 4.
Petersburg, s: Suffolk. >.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Memphis. 6; Chattanooga. 3.
Atlanta, Q; Nashville, j.
Mobile, Il: Little Rock. ].
Evening star., 1921-06-25
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toronto. @: Newark. ..
Reading. Z; Rochester. ..
Buffalo, L.; Jersey City. Z.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
DEMPSEY STOPS M|SKE
Shows Killing Punches in Winning
Title Scrap in Less Than Three
Rounds.

(This is the twentieth of q daily
series OF thunabnail sketches of preSi-
ous fights for the heavyweight cham.
pionship OF the wOrid).
Evening star., 1921-06-25
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo, =; Louisville. 3
Milwaukee, 5: Minneapolis, 2.
Columbus. 81 Indianapolis, 3.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Harris Gets to Second.

sixth, following his walk, and Shanks
languished at third on his blow to
center in the seventh. which Fewster
misjudged, but another Washington
tally accrued in the eighth from
Judges double over the initial sack,
Harris death and Rices long fly.
Smith famed.
shaw got. courtneys job in the
eighth and set the Yanks down in
order, including Ruth. who rolled to
Judge. Shanks got first on Wards
error in the ninth, but stayed right on
first
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