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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
by WHITNEY GRANT

Somewhere in Pueblo there is . man
of physical proportions closely related
to Georges Carpenter, idol of the
French sporting public, and who
aspires to wrest the heavyweight box
ing honors of the world from Jack
Dempsey on July 2.
An opportunity for Puebloana TO md
this man will be given thru the sport
ing columns of the Pueblo Chieftafn.
which is making arrangements f>- the
staging of a contest for Puebloans who
believe that their physical measure
ments compare favorably with Car
pentier's.
In France and In many American
sports circles, Carpenter Is heralded
as the worlds Wonder Man" He u
Is said 70 be physically formed in
manner that more nearly assumes pro
portions hell by physical training au-
thorities as the physical perfect
His physical lines are said to be
not OF the trough" type, hut Of the
classic tyoe,-Inore nearly like the type
of Apollo.
Measurement blanks. prepared for
clipping and mailing. will be published
IN the sports columns of the Pueblo
Chieftafn commencing tomorrow morn
ing. giving parts of the body that will
he measured. so that a comparison
may be made with the measurements
of Georges Carpenter, heavyweight
boxing champion of France and Eng
land.
The blanIs will be mailed to the
fsports editor of the Pueblo Chieftain
who will in turn refer them to three
competent Judges,-A. f. Prindle.
physical director of tn. city Y NJ C.
A, and A ". Jones. physical director
OF the steel works Y NJ. c. A. A third
I Judge Will bs picked by President Jack
8 Reed of the Pueblo Athletic club. from
among the membership Of the P. A. c.
These Judges win choose = number of
returned blanks. ask that the persons
TO whom they refer appear before
them. then make official measurements
prior TO a nnal decision as to who In
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
CHARLES HOFFNER
!. Low SCORER IN
BRITISH GOLF

Saint Andrsws. Scotland. June CO.
(Ry the Associated Pre~s.)-To Charies
Hoffner. OF Philadelphia today fell the
honor of returning the low score over
the old course in the first days play
In the qualifying round OF the British
open golf champion He made the u
holes in u after he had missed puts
on the last three holes. Tho record for
the course. II is held by George
Duncan. British open champion.
The low score over the Eien course
wen, to ]. n. Kirkwood. Australian
sixteen American contestants turned In
good cards. Bobhie Jones OF Atlanta
had IS. George Mclean Of New York
and Jock Hutohison OF Chicago. each
had ~.
Tho scores Of the other Americans
were: ]. Douglas Edgar. Atlanta. rs:
Tom kerrigHn. New York, Ts. TIN
Barnes. Pelham. IS. Dr. Paul Hunter.
California. 50: Clarence Hackney, At
iantic city. 80. Water HAGEN. Detroit.
50. Fred McL~on. Washington n. C..
81. wihrcd Reid. Wilmington, Del,
So. John Burgess. Ashville. N. G. a:
William Melhorn. Shreveport. La. 81:
champion. - and Emmct. French
Youngstown. Ohio. 81.
After Kirkwood. a IS by Harry Var
don. WAS tho best score for the British
players.
George Duncan had rs and Ahe
Mitchell. II. James BRAID had rs,
Armand Massoy. French champion
and Angel Dc Ia Torrc. Spanleh
champion. Zach took 70.
Edward Ray. American open cham
p,on went around IN 81. while cyril
Tollry. former British amateur cham
pion required sS.
Tomorrow's play viii be At is holes
with thnec Of tho players who went
over the old course today playing the
Eden courss and vice verra
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
GEORGES PARTNERS
SEVERELY PUNISHED

Nsw York. June ao.-0eorGes
cArpenter's sparrins partners Paul
Journee of France and italian Joe
Cans of Brooklyn werc SO severely
punished In real bouts tonight that
the referee stopped both rontestA
Journee Lost in tho NTH round of a
is-round match to Charley w.inert.
Newark heavyweight. and Cans lost
to Aueie Rather OF New York In tho
tenth round of a f7-round match.
Journee was game Out slow OF
movement and war knocked down
three times In tho fourth round and
three in the nth Journce weighed
Ies pounds and weinert lssh.
Cana was all in after tho ninth
round ana took count of nine IN
the tenth when the referee in'erfer-
cd. Cans weighed 155 and Rather.
1856
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
HISTORY RING BATTLES
DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER
NUMBER2
NUMBER z

cd him off like = future bantamweisht
champion of the world. In 1908. he
fought nx battieA winning two by
knockoutA ono on = foul. one on
points, while each OF the other two
resulted in a draw DeecAmps gradu-
ally became moro daring in choosing
opponents for the I5-yeAT-old hoxar.
salmon. tho EnKlishman. whom he
dcfeated by . knockout the first time
in eighteen rounds and again on a foul
In thirteen roundA was among the
best OF the English bantAmweishta
Legrand. one OF tho shiftdest Of the
French bantamS. twice held him TO =
draw. once for ak rounds and again
at twenty rounds.
The following year promised 70 b.
even more successful In ono OF the
earliest bouts he knocked out in one
round wetinck, who had nearly held
him even In one OF the 1907 contests.
-Four victories by knockouts and nine
trtumphs over Charlie Ledoux and
Paul III. both tamou. bantsmr. COM
prised the record for tho year until
Carpenter ran into Gloria. n veteran.
who stopped him in six roundA
This was the ftrE time that the
Lens youth had aiorn the count De-
feat at tho hands of more expert
enced boxer did not discourage either
Carpenter or Desramps for. on the
whole. cArpentiers development had
been phenomenal and nons recc9-
nizsd that fact better than the
| rhrewd little man who has piioted the
borer to his present pitch OF promin.
ence-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

Dempsey, in 1915 and 1915. when
next weeks meals were not always
definitely scheduled. travelled on
brakes and beams rather than in
cushioned compartment cars on his
journeys from one fistic engagement
to another. His travels took him to
New York in the late months of 1916.
While in New York. Dempsey met
his first opponents OF any clasa. box
ing with Andre Anderson. Wild Burt
Kenney and John Lester johnson In
l0-round. no-decision boutA all going
the limit Dempsey was credited with
beating Anderson and Kenney but the
veteran negro. Johnson. knew 4 bit
too much for this diamond in the
rough" from Colorado. johnson
cracked two Of Jacks ribs in tho SOC
ond round md Dempsey showed ring
gamensss by standing up to the negro
for the remainder OF the fight
Dempsey and his manager now talk
in the hundreds of thousands when
discussing purses. For his first bout
In New York City. with Anderson. the
wcxtsrner received SIG. For boxing
Kenney. hc was given S&5 by the pro-
motar. He signed to box John Lester
johnson for $500 but received only
Jack KearnR present to haSgle for the
boxer and ne decided that New York
was not tho cid-f.lied city that west
ern stories had led him to believe.
Tho young fighter returned TO the
wcst and to obscurity for few
months.
Tho second and third years of
Georges Carpentier's ring career start
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
Tex Rickard MAY
Referee Big Fight

New York. June 7o-FaiIurc to reach
an agreement az to who shall be the
referee in :hc championship battle be-
tween Carpenter and Dempsey on
july has caused TeN Rickard. the
promoter of the show. to announce
that might step in and onioiato- him
self.
The hrst thing you know" Rick
ard Eaid. "a nc Ea, on the edge OF his
nc~ swimming pool in Madison Square
Garden. they'll wind up with me in
the ring"
The meeting or tho New Jersey
state boxinz commission. tentatively
set for today was definitely postponed
because of tho absence OF Chairman
Dohcrty. now in Atlantic city"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
GEORGES SHOWS
GOOD DEFENSIVE

Manhasset. n. 2. June so.-In five
rounds of sparrinG today. two With the
French lightweight. Marcel pcnys.
and three with tho negro heavyweiEht.
Joe Jeanette. Georges Carpsntier ex-
hibited the defensive tactics he has
Many of the experts had asked Man
ager Dcrcamps to let Georges show
something. Crpenuer went at such
speed that Denys appeared slow In
comparison. He hurt Denys badly when
his right crashed into the hRhtveisht~ a
3aw. He shouted oh" and caught
Denys on his arm to have him from =
fall
Carpenter has been taking lessons in
defense from Jeannette. With Jean
motto ne went even faster than With
penyr. He evAhed Joe's punches for
one round. thsn thay fought At close
quarters. Georges took number cf
body punches with a smile and WORKED
an uppercut we'll. He had Jeannett.
blowing Mt tho end
He has improved 100 per cen. in all
departments of the game since our
fight in Paris. "Jeannette said The
harder you hit him the broader his
smile"
Several hundred persons watched the
challenger.
They included .ncnt NIFTY senoo,
children from Great Neck. l. 7 They
occupied ring side seats along side
a score of wounded veterans who <s-s
brought on stretchere In smSulances
from Polytechnic hospital in Manhat-
tan
1uneoat Smith was one Of the most
Interested spectators. He praised the
challenger for his speed and hitting
ability but venfured the opinion thar
ne was not good enough to beat tho
champion
| When Georges came to the gym
nas,um he espied = ieesess war veter-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
ARE YOU MOST PHYSICALLY
PERFECT Man IN PUEBLO?
Pueblo Chieftain Contest Will Determine Local Man
Possessing Physical Development OF
Georges Carpenter

Pueblo is thought to be the physical
counterpart of Georges Carpenter. or
Puehlc's most physical perfect man:
Pictures of the winner will then DO
puhlished in the Pueblo Chieftain CIV
ing official easurements and short
history of the entrants life and the
manner in which he has lived to attain
physical development considered as
nearly perfect ~ possible.
A prize Of IS in gold for the person
comparing in physical development
with Georges Carpenter has been of
fered by tine Palm theater. who will
also give two box seat tickets for the
moving picture performance of THE
Wonder Man" Aim story of Car
pentier in the intri9ues of American
social life. This picture. Robertson
Cole production, viii, he shown at the
Palm thea.er the last of June. An
nouncement of the exact date will be
given as soon as booking return to
normal state disturbed by the recent
hcodR.
Have we = George CARPENTER in
Pueblo? Which OF our town peoples
physical dimensions most nearly ap-
proach those of the famous French
man?
This is the way Carpenter measures
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
JACK DEMPSEY
INCREASES WORK

Atlantic City. N. J.. June 3-Jack
Dempaey Increased his boxing to eight.
three minute rounds today, taking on
four heavy sparrins partners for two
sessions each. Dempsey evidently had
read what tine boxing experts had witt
tsn concerning his workout. Sunday
which was regarded as slow. because
-he set a warm pace. upsettins the rug
ged Larry Williams for tho ftrst time
Eddie o'Ha-s who gave the champion
considerable. bother yesterday repeat
edly fcintad for open'nEs but Damp
sey did no. give him opportunity to get
set o'E7re failed with his one-two
punch With which he nailed Dempsey
yesterdsy.
In rapid succession Dempsey boxed
OHAre. Battling Chez. Williams and
Jack Eenauit. Ghcc. always was on the
defensive ana took three steps back
ward for every one forward. Once the
champion crowded the Memphis negro
INTO corner and all but knocked him
nat
Dempsey was in a nehtinE mood
afteY he mad chased Chez around for
t~o rounds and when Williams entered
the ring :he champion tried to upset
him Williams ran into a tornado OF
hooks and was scnt sprawiins into the
ropes from y right 20 tho chin in the
second round
Dempsey staggered him with a left
then erssned over = risht that dropped
him to q sitting position. The referee
situation still Ia unsettled. Jack
iNasrns. manager Of the champion.
plans tn leave for Nov York tomorrow
- confer with Promoter Ter Rickard
In an effort to clear up the situation.
Eesrns ia opposed to the action OF
the New jsrtoy boxing commission IN
Its desire 20 name the referee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
AMERICAN

Boston. Mass. June 2o.-Ruth'e TWEEN
ty-fourth home run on the first ball
pitched by Myers in the tenth cleared
the high left field fence and proved
to be the winning run in New forks
victory over Boston. In the first Ruth
double scored Hawks who had walked
and Ruth lBter scored when Hendry1
muffed Mersers long fly. HcndryN in
jured his hand on this ny and retired
Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
Leonard To Train
AT Benton Harbor

BENTON Hsrbor. Mich. iuns 20
Benny leonard will leave New York.
June 81 arriving here the nsyt day
10 finish training for HE lightweight
championship bout July with Sailor
Friedman Of Chicago. according to
word received from the champion to-
day. Leonard expressed himself a.
dissatisfied & with training conditions
here Friedman boxed six rounds In
his training today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

x-Batted for Yellowhorse in 8.
Philadelphia 900 900 800 I /
Ptttahurg -. 900 0do 03x-3 o
summaryITvo base hits: Will
Jams. RruEHy. Mafanville. Stolen
bAaa: Wrixh tatone. Sacrifices: j.
Miller, Parkinson. Double plays:
Parkinson. Rawlings to Lee. 3: Sch
midt to Tierney to Maranvflle to Tier
ney to Grim. Bases on balls: Mea-
dowa l.: Yellowhorse, .. Innings
pitched: Yellowhorse. 3: Zinn. /.
struck out: BY Meadows. 8; Yellow
horsa. :: Zinn. 4.
St Louis. No.. June 3e.-Chicaso-
st. Louis. postponed. rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
BOXING RESULTS

Ell Paso. Texas. June 2o.--Kid Palmer
Of Tucson. Arizona knocked out Eddie
Huz OF Los Angeles tonight in tho
seventh round of a scheduled fifteen
round bout Palmer took every round
except the first
Omaha. Nsb.. June 2n.-Andy Schma-
der of Louisville, Neb.. won over
George Dehray of Chicago here tonight
in the first round .of \ scheduled To-
round fight in n technical knockout.
pebrav was knocked down four times
by Schmader during the fight. They
are heavy-veifhts Navy Rosan of Chi
csFo won over Jimmy Delaney NJ St
Paul on a foul in the seventh round.
Galveston. Texas. June M--Johnny
ceilmars. Of Toledo. Ohio. knocked out
Sailor Natsnn Of Los Angeles in the
second round of y scheduled ten round
bout here tonight The men 'are
middleweights
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
truths TWENTY FOURTH HOMER
PROVES YANKS WINNING R
First Ball Pitched By Myers In Tenth Is Clouted
Left Field Fence By Bambno-Only
Two Played

after losing the first Moore
eight passes in the first gan
the visitors could make only foJ
while the locals batted freely
had home run over the riEh
wall in the opening contest. cd
was an enigma in the second
, Hasty being the only local pld
hit freely. The score:
E,irst Cal me.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
No. "a for Babe

Boston. June 2o.-Babe Ruth got
his twonty-fourth home run OF the
season today in tho tenth inning in
the sarno with tho Boston Americans
There wsH no one on base.
The hit won the game for New
York. to 6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

an sitting on a stool by the ring. He
pushed his vav thru the crowd and
shook hands with the veteran
Hello. BUDDY he said. Glad TO
see you."
The spsrrinr was followed by fifteen
minutes Of rome jumping and work on
the mat After the crowd applsudej
Georges cur'ssied gracefully. He
donned his robe. waved his hand. call
ed good night and slipped to the
houS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
I-Batted for Acosts in seven(
xx-Battcd for Shaw in ninth.
PHILADELPHIA

summary. TWO hase MIS-,
Mccain, three base hits, RID
Walker. Perkins: home run.
sacrifice hits. Miller. Perkins. Md
double plays. 3 Harris to Jud
Walker to Mccain to Dykes
Cam, Mccain to Dykes to ]. WI
bases on balls. Acosta >, Mod
innings pitched. Asocta :. Shy
struck out. by Asocia ,. Moore u
pitches, Moore. ?
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and P1ct1
Hasty and rerkins-
Courtney, ussty Home r,ir: P4
pSo,en baAs: Judge Sacrifice
Judge. Bases On hsl,s Couvtu1R
Struck out. BY Courtney. ,: Haa&s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

physical measurements compare with
those of Carpenter should get the old
scisscr~ ready to clip the Pueblo Chief
tain measurement coupon for COM
pletion and return to the sports editor
Of this paper.
You may be the moat physical per
feet man In Pueblo.-ciip the coupon
and send II N.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
CLUB STANDINGS

Ga0ss TsAay.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at St Louis
Only three games scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
JUDGE lands
OPENS CONTEST
Pirate-PhiIlies Game Start.
ed When K. M. Lands
Throws First Ball
NATIONAL

Pittsburg. Pa, June 2o.-Judge
Ispdis commissioner of baseball. toss
ed out the ball today in the game in
which Pittshurs defeated Philadel-
phia. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

Batteries-Nays and Srhans. Myers
and Rnel
Summary hits: Ruth.
Ffpp ?. Meusei. Rucl. MoInnis. Three
base hits: Ward. Scott. Home run:
Ruth. Stolen bases Ward. Msusel.
Sacrifices: Peckinpaueh, sckanR. Ruei
Double play: Pratt to Scott to Nc
Innis. Bases on balls. on Mays. ::
Myers. 3.
SENATORS DIVIDE TWO
Philadelphia. Pa. June eo-WaVh-
inRton broke even with Philsdelpl m
a double header winning the So J
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
Coast League
WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ Sioux City. I: Joplin. 4
At st Joseph, g. oklahoma City. !
Al Omaha. Z; Wichita. ,
At Des Moines. 5 Tulsa. l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CaW,es TwAay.

Cnrses TwAay.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia
New York at Boston
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Mobile. @; Memphis. >.
Al Atlanta. :. Little Rock. q
Al New Orleans. 10: Nashville 4
At Chsttanocxs. I. Birmingham. 4
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-21

Tho second and third years of
Georges Carpenters ring career start
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KIDNAPERS REACH
SAN QUENTIN PEN
Just 72 Hours After Cap
ture, Carrs Arrive at
Future Home

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Cal.
Feb. "A little more than ~ hours
after their capture, Arthur W and
Floyd l.. Carr, kidnaucrs OF Mrs.
GLADYS Wi,hcrcll beautiful young
Hollywood matrou, entered upon
what may be lifo rntcnccs for their
crime.
Brought from Los Angeles 60
Richmond by train the prisoners
completed their trip to the prison
by automobile. arriving here shortly
before 10 o'clock
The two kiduapcrs were quickly
booked and assigned the numbers
under which thoy Will be- known for
tho remainder OF their prison days.
Los ANGELES. Feb 2 Mrs.
Gladys Withcrcu. the young Holly
wood woman, who has been suffer
ing from nervous breakdown since
rescued early who hus been suffer
ing from nervous breakdown since
rescued early Monday from cabin
whore Arthur W and FLOYD l.. Carr.
her kidnapcrs had Kept her prisoner
for more than five DAYS. was re-
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Robert A, MCBlrney,
fuheral Director s2l S, Main
Phones Usage l91-4hG. Adv:
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REPORTS ON SCHOOLS
&. VI. Howell, state Inspector. Says
Rating of Tulsa Institutions l.
Among Hest In state

Reports from Tulsa county indi
eating the standing of it's high
0cnools viii be forwarded to okla
homu Ci'y hy state nigh school in
spcctor G. VI Howell this week fol
lowing the completion ~ his tour ut
inspection finished yesterday after
noon.
standing oc high schools that will
probably be affected hy the reports
10 be sent In this week arc. broken
Arrow 3Ois units. Glouupoul. 33b
Ownssu, ~ units cup To- this vcnr)
Red Fork I uuitg. BiNby. 16, Sand
Springs, 50 Skiatook. IL. Hpcrry
l3. conway brown lo uuifs n,.
credited and Kendall academy. S7i5
BcCrodiicd). Collinsvillc, Irnks
and Tulsa CITY are members or thr
North Central association. the mum
bcr Of units unlimited. The Tulsa
Colorcd schools rating ts 16 units
This is the last rating. Mir Howell
stated, that his report goes tn t0
bring up To date
Tho rating ~ Tulsa county schools
Mr.. Howell stated, ranks as among
E,w i'm the state.
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BY LUCTrN c. JONES

uonal News Service and the London
Daily ENpressb
VIENNA, Feb. 3-The deficiency
of Austria now, totals the gigantic
sum of .O00,OOO.0O0 kronen or
$40, 900. 100000 estimated upon the
pre-war value of the kroncn. An
nouncement to this effect was made
today following cabinet sessions on
Tuesday and Wednesday to consider
the budget and to take steps TO Sc
cure financial aid.
The first measure to cope with the
financial troubles provides for
doubling the duties on bread, sugar
and tobacco. Postage has been in
creased 100 per cent and 90 per
cent increase was Dut up on railway
frelghts.
Vienna Is n city OF tragic COM
trasts. Gluttony and famine. de-
bauchery and disease. wealth aud
poverty and gaiety and distress rub
elbows. Ninety per cent of the
population is In a state OF utter
misery. Tho remaining 10 per cent
enriched by gambling, graft ana
profiteering. are living amidst mad
extravaganza.
"Gay" Season Is on.
The carnival scason--the Gayest
time Of the year in pre-war days. Is
.Il'l' Will hdllNlllkt Nllihllb hilh
drinking from evening till dawn.
Twenty thousand kronen we're
charged for a box at the carnival
ball but ;his price proved too steep
for the English with the exchange
rates overwhelmingly In their favor
However, 1000 Austrians attended.
Tickets were sold out three weeks In
advance.
During the carnival festivities al
most every other building was con-
vertcd into cafe whore passcrsby
are invited to drown their cares in
champaEnc at 3,00o kronen per bot
tie.
While all this hectic gaycty marks
some parts OF the city. the inhahi-
tants of tho poorer quarters walk
with dropping heads and falteriug
steps and with tragedy in their eyes.
Ragged women widr Saunt faces,
clutching babies beneath their dirty
shawls. pass by the wives and daugh-
tors Of the profiteers who are at
tired as brilliantly as any Pariscne.
The smart shops" are filled with
n profusion OF elegant goods bur the
price tags take ones breath away.
The cheapest article costs months
salary for the ordinary Austrian.
For instance, an ovcrCoat Of English
cloth mands $4,000 kroncn.
Spectators Pay Price.
Food spectators who have en-
richcd themselves by gambling In
foreign currency. are able TO pay the
eXorbitant prices but no Nicnnose
BLACK coat has been able 10 buy n
new shirt for more than two years.
The average salary of an office
clerk is so shilling ($l2) per month.
Austria has certain amount of raw
materials hut lacks coal to restart
the manufacturing industries upon
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

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