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last two moro daye--eount en- until
Roh Martin and bill fireman. ambitious
and prominent conteaeara Tor tho Jew
eied crown, which now dccorRtes the
noble brow OF Jack Dempsey. 'daddyN
of the heavywe!ghts. start kicking up
tho rosin in their Fourth OF July ooH-
ing bee. in an openfacod arena, at CiyHe
side Park. Ky. The fireworks start pop
hin ut two-th!rty o'clock eastern Time
As tho great day draws near for the
big fracah which !H Ea1etted as
twelve-rounder. to newspaper decision
all ono can bear around these digg!ngs
Is fight talk. One would think that the
Dempsey Carpenter, Battle or the
Century, OF by-gone days, was 10 De
staged ut Ciyffeslde Park. The only
handicap to both fighters is the node
c,sion laws OF Kentucky. which 90 NOT
permit the referee to render Terolct.
Martin or Brennan will have to be
knocked cuckoo 10 make victory con-
yincIng. And that IS most likely to hap
pen when two vicious hitters like Mar
tin and Brennan start firing. Both men
carry dynamite in their leather "gats."
The arrival Of Martin and Brennan In
person, accompanied by their shippers,
Messrs Jimmie Bronson and Leo +,
Flvnn, has caused unusual commotion
in local circles. There has been much
speculation as to the winner and the
hoys will continue to guess until the
fstlc argument IS all over. It's
mighty close proposition in advance.
or course where there are only two In
volved in a sporting event It's simple
to select one and any say afterwards II
told you So" In case you happen to be
right. In this case II will simply be n
guess That's all. Both are tough
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In ,hs mast. good boxing shows nave
sr.rod The fans OF the Ohio Val
lev many times. but one OF the pest H.s
- ors 40, for tonight az RiverHiew
park Bellaire. when Harry Gre", INC
pi,tgnureh demon. meets Whitley A"e"
over the twelve round route.
seldom has there been as much IN
terest worked M in the ropea arena
yar,c as the bouts Of tonight ana River
view mark promises 10 be taxed 90 ''S
conacitv. For there are th'rtE-'Mo
rounds Of good fast boxing scnsau'en
that should satisfy the most taS'iu'ouS
far ,,,o,
Crsh will have his hands full wnen IL"
rac<les Allen. as Allen in their IaSt o'u,
gave the champion plenty o. 'roN"''' "''I
Nut sor the fact that he hal oroNeH
hand Grc6 would have Jared rn"' i"
wars, than ne did. rs one or A''e" :
strong ro,nts IS his body punches anu
nc uscd /. effectively against Greo'
From Aliens record It VIII snow wa
no /. a tnuyh bird. a. NJ has boxed such
men as Fill Brennan, IN rounds, no qeS'-
.Ion. hartley Madden. 10 rounds, no de-
.Isicr Gene Tunnev, ~ rounds, no de-
rieIon, Jack Renault. 10 rounds, no de-
c;>;cn. G;unhoat Smith. X. o.. : ROUNDS
wc,f Larsen. X. O. round; Tarzan
la-,iY. X. -. roual: Ranger Holm
L.. X q round; X. q. Sweeney. N
q n rounds. md many others.
Tr-n..lt will tn,l the tale OF why
Corr. I.u-ic. ,ivci,'s manager, has been
,r.....r. Men for N" plst seven months
ss various other clubs have been trying
l.. induce, t;reb ~ Sc; back into the r!N :
With N'i,u. hut haven't been SucceSS1""
as li-c.fS manager always claimed %
hl.c other "1Ca Eemcnts
:, - cl~At round semi-tinaL t1Shr'
- billy Williams. Of Martins Ferry
mo-. IRISH J,ra7ly Clayton. one OF IN
touches, boys from Pittsburgh. and th'
fans are sure % real treat in TINS "ou'
as those tina; attended the last bout WI!
remember that the Williams-DreN!e
tor, was one OF the best on the card
and any time that Billy Williams Is Il
The ring the fans are sure 20 see a goo
bout.
In the other semi-final Eddie Winner
OF Fa!rhaveu. is going 10 try and &c
even wits Patsy Scanlon for the heat!n
that Scanlon gave his brother. Chalk
wimler. on last MONDAY night in FITS
burEh. and this bout without douN
will be one OF the best ;h2t mas eve
been seen IN this section.
Also there will be rousinG tou
round opener between Hardhead Reuthe
OF Wheeling. and Angelo Cortestlio. c
Wheeling. which also will be q 900
bout.
Matchmaker McKelvey has secure
the services Of Tom Bodktns, the refer'
O. tire Greb-Tunney bout, to be the thir
man in the ring
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SEMINARY BUILDINGS WOULD SOLVE
WIS TEAM HOUSING PROBLEMS

Washington. Pa. July Eff the
Washington & Jefferson college author
tiles secure the property of the WASH
ington Seminary here, including the
dormltory building, which now seems
probably, Manager r. NJ Murphy, OF
the football team will be received Of
perplexIng problem in housing his foot
ball candidates next fall. The Semin-
airy now proposes 10 move to the old
Trinity Hall site, where a boys school
was maintained for many years, and
which Is considered n much more desir-
ahle location. The w. & j. college
authorities have before them a PROPOSE
ton to purchase the present Seminary
buildings for college purposes and 1t Is
believed that favorable action on the
project will be taken during the sum-
mer.
The Seminary property Is located less
than a short block from the college
campus and in securing the buildings
the desired Capitalization of the college
buildings will be carried out. One Of
the buildings at the girls school is n
big dormitory which Will house close
10 100 students. In tho event Of its ac-
QUESTION by the college. this building
would he Immediately available for
dorm!tory purposes and would be &C.
cupIcd next fall.
For several seasons the question Of
housing the college football men in one
building has been a perplexing one. in
asmuch as the proposed track house Of
the Presidents ,s still somewhat Chin
erlcal. Hays Hail. the college dormi-
tory has been set aside for Freshmen
and even at that Il has not been ade-
quate. With n certain increased atten-
Pol &c tA ha for
sufficient to care for the big crowd Of
first year students and Murphy has
heen bordering the matter Of locating
his big football squad for many weeks
Mon To Keep Together
Coach Neale is insistent that the foot
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% Is ct and Fighters Are Ready For Bellaire Show
SOUTHERN WEST V|RC|N|ANS
WAITING FOR THE BIC SHOW
birds snd We won't know which 10 the
toughest until after they close up the

birds snd We won't know which 10 the
toughest until after they close up the
books on the afternoon OF the Fourth
The advance guard Of the out-of-
town delegations have already arrived
In Huntington. Tho hotel registers
carry tho names Of prominent sports
men from all parts Of tho United states
Sport writer's galore with national rep
utations, arc here to give their sheets"
first handed information on tho great
est glove argument on the face OF the
earth on July 4. 1929.
There's no getting away from tits
tho biggest thing that has ever bios
somed in this vicinity. It's . night
that means special trains from north,
east, south and west. Chicago the homo
town OF Brennan. has reserved block
Of rIngside cushions. They are coming
10 whoop things up for the Windy City
idol Martin will have his share OF the
following. They will be hero from every
town, village and hamlet in the Noun
aain state-and elsewhere.
Tho scene Of the battle will be in the
baseball parkt at Clffeside, q popular
summer resort, located between Ashland
and Catlettsburg. two Of tho most thriv-
Ing cities in the Bluegrass region. A1y
few miles from Huntington and ip
tho very heart or tho Iri-state region
Promoter Joe Slender has built q new
open-faced, pine-board arena, that
would do justice to Boyle's famous
Thirty Acres. II Is a mammoth struc-
ture, and It is freely predicted that 49,
600 ring worms will jam their way into
the place and pay between $4,000 and
$4,000 for the privilege Of seeing the
extensive program through. Which Is
fair enough. The show. as whole has
class from start to finish. The advance
sale has been something to think about.
More than $4,000 worth Of ringside
ducats alone have been sold. This Is
new high water mark in local ring his
tory.
Martin and Brennan are not strang-
ers. They have met before. That was
in New York. at Madison Square, Feb
ruary' 49, 1921. The advance dope
showed that Brennan would have easy
pickings with the crude scraper from
the West Virginia hills but before the
fight was a minute old. the hillbilly had
spilled the dope bucket up and down
Broadway, much TO the surprise OF the
. wisemen Of the ring. The Judges gave
Chicago Bill the decision. but the ver-
dict was not a popular ono with the
/ Manhattan crowd.
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HARD WEEK AHEAD
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
BASEBALL LEAGUE

Some Of tho most interesting games
Of the season In the Y. NJ. c. A.-Sunday
School baseball league are set for the
coming week. and what the outcome
will be will DO watched with much In
terest. The followers OF the teams in
the league are more enthused at the
present time than at any time OF the
season and record breaking crowds are
expected to attend.
The following Is the complete sched-
ule for the week:
Monday Third Presbyterian vs.
North Street NJ. z. at Fulton; Vance
Merorial VS.. Fourth Street NJ. E. at
Island field.
Thursday-Trinity Lutherans VS. Zane
Street at Fulton: First Christian VS..
Thomson NJ F. at Island.
Friday-Elm Grove Christians VS..
Stone Presbyter!ans at Elm Grove.
The Fourth Street-Vance game to-
night promises 10 be the leading al
traction. Schaefer. the star mounds
man for the Methodists has won three
of his four games and the other was
II tie. The batteries Will probably
be as follows: Fourth street, Schaefer
and Cory; Vance, Jackson and Beans.
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ball men be kept together, II possible,
and Murphy comedies in this desire.
Considerable manipulation was neces-
sary last season to house tho players
together and tho problem will be
much harder ono to solve next season.
Indications at this distance are that the
Presidents next fall will have fully as
large a squad as they maintained dur
ing the preliminary season q year ago.
When the acquisition Of tho Seminary
property about 100 Freshmen could be
located in the dormitory there and two
floors Of Hays Hall could be turned over
to the football men. or tho Grid men
could occupy the Seminary building and
the college dormitory could DO utilized
By the Freshmen. .
The college trustees have placed thu
mattr Of acquiring tho seminary pror.
ert in the hands Of the executive COLI
mittee which Is to make report. sheft-
". This report It is said will be favor
able. as in addition to the dormttory
room. w. & J. Is in need badly. OF other
facilities that would be secured.
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Walter Johnson, now serving MS SIX
anth consecutive year with tho W ASH
Ston Senators, occupied most OF the
hcl!gh, in the weeks pitching recoIus
e the American League. BY scoring
ashutout victory over the Yankees oa
Wednesday. the veteran pitcher hung sap
IN ninety-seventh whitewash tri4nph
OF. his major league career 1t was
ais tho first time this yesr that the
Ncy Workers had been BANKED John-
SORTS now the leading pitcher OF the
lea me-, with nine Victories and three
defnts for a mark 81 $50. In most OF
the other departments the redountaDIe
George Sister "a supreme. He leans Ihc
hitters with q record OF app and mas
scored the most runs, 20, and a'S" tne
most hitsyl24 In addition 10 al ms
Sislcr IF the hest base stealer IN Inc
I .,axss6: he has stolen rs bases ne
e6sHe-run honors. OF course stu! rosy IN
&c hands Of Ken Williams, OF 81. LOUIS
Who has - opposite his name. a.
OF the records Of 1871 ana
1922 shows that American League Dal-
crs in six moro games this year. nave
made fewer runs. fewer hits and FEWER
,x;ra base hits Of every variety ana
nave compiled an aggregate hatt'ns
mark OF only .oSl 10 .296 for last season.
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WALTER JOHNSON IS NOW LEADER
AMONG AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHERS

In the National League Rogers Horns
by, the Cardinals scintilatng star. con-
tlnues TO keep a generous margin be-
tween himself and the other hitters'
He Is only three points away from an
even 400, and besides this he has the
most hits. exactly 100 IN number ana
shows the way IN home runs with II OF
tho circuit drives. Jimmy Johnston OF
the Dodgers, was overtaken by carey
of Pittsburgh. IN the run-scoring race
and cach now has 50 tallles. carey
however. has no rival in base stealing,
where Max has 10 successful attempts
70 his credit Walter tputch) Ruether'
Of Rrooklvn. scored his thirteenth VIC
Iorv Of the season against the braves
on Tuesday. and rs he has LOST Only
three he has clear lead among the M
rIonal League twirlers. One OF the fea-
iurce Of the week was that Hornsoy go.
his Tooth hit on Thursday against
Whitley Glazer, OF the Pirates. rogers
Is the first batter In tho old League 10
reach the century mark.
The records below are FOR fltteen
games or more and include contests
nlaycd UP to and including last Thurs-
day:
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both ends OF double header today
heating Boston S 80 and 70 3. Inc
Dodgers batted Oeschger out OF the
box in the Arst inning OF the first game
noston got three
RIM lead on ShrIver. but the Dodgers
,ied the score in the sixth inning When
Wheat made his tenth home-ruh u''No
Of the season and won.
First Dame
Score by innings: II "a a
BOSTON 30 l o 3 u
Brooklvn 400 10 e Is
batteries: Oeschger. Lansing and
cou.dv. Vance. Mamaux and Deoerry'
Second Gano
Score by innings: H. n, -
Brooklyn % 90 3 . 8 J.
batteries: McQuillan and GowdN'
shriver. Decatur. Cadore and HungNng'
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Two-base hits-F1ack. Fonrnier. Pfct-
fer. Three-base hl'-Wingo. Stolen
base - Smith. Sacrifices Hornsby
Schultz. Double plays-Pfeffer 10 To-
porcer to Fournier: Daubert unassisted.
Left on bases-St. Louis s: Cincinnati s.
Base on balls-Off Keok l; off Markla
3; off Schnell 2. Struck out-By Pfer-
fer /; by Knck |: by Markle /; by
Schnell 2. HIts-Off Keck. IN Ia
innings: off Markle. ( in & Pa Innings
off Schnell. in innings. Losing
pitcher-Keck. Ump!res-O'Day and
Hart Time-1:46
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D, W. TAXI NOTICE

The Cardial A. C. challenges the D.
W. for n game Sunday July or g. The
Cardinals feel confident they can de-
feat the D. W. with Raye in the box
For further information write W. h.
wendell 1874 Eof ST. City.
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nprn ARRIVES TO-DAY, WILL
ALLEN ARRIVED YESTERDAY
AND HAD WORKOUT.
ons OF the Sege Cards Ever oifor'o "
he Given Ohio valley Fans
This Evening.

MAIN sour-la ROUNDS
MARRY GREB. OF Ptttsorsn,
light heavyweight champion oi
America.
Whitley ALLEN. oc New I oEk,
heavyweight champion OF the
state Of New York.
arnr1 rrNArs-s BOUNDS.
PATSY SCANLON. or Pittso's"'
VS..
EDDIE wIMLER. Of Fairhaven'
E1eHr ROUNDS.
IRISH JIMMY CLAYTON OF
Pittsburgh.
! BILLY WILLIAMS, OF Martins
/ Ferry, Ohio
FOUR ROUNDS.
! ANGELO CORTEL o 81, OF
Wheeling, W. Va.
HARDHEAD REUTER- OF
! Wheeling.
Referee-Tom Bidktn. or Ne"
York. III.
Place-Riverview Park. BeI'aire'
Time-S:n0 p. m.
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FOURTH VICTORY
OVER CLEVELAND
FOR THE BROWNS
williams twentieth Homo Run Gives
Ris Team Three Scores.

81 Louis. July 2-Thes Brown
chalked up their fourth strai6ht VIC
tory over Cleveland today TO .. VII
!am's twentieth home run scored S'sier
and McManus ahead OF him. WOOD also
hit a homer with Mclnnis on oase'
The score:
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RUTAITS
ANOLR HOME RUN

New Yo-,lly a.-Returnins hons
Ne" 1onp. New York outslugged
=, Srt !oday and won 9 to 3.
p pnho ~, knocked out his fourth
eaoe IN three games and his
nome ie season In tho eighth inn
~ ,.i, o on bases
ing VIII innings. r. H. z.
ScorGa ..1o01oo1o o-3 9 0
tniiaf .0ol003l4 90 Is 0
New ss: Harris. Moore. HARRISON
Pains; Hoyt and Hoffman.
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Two-ba SO hits:

Two-base hits: Grimes, Rarnhart.
Stolen bases: Hollocher. Sacrifices:
Carey, Bigbee, Hollocher ~. Double
plays: Hollocher. Terry and Grimes.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh. 6: Chicago.
10. Base on balls: off Hamilton. 2: off
Alexander. |. Struck out: BY Hamilton,
8; by Alexander |. Empires: Klemm
and Pnrman. Time OF game: One hour
and 81 minutes.
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cH1cAao's LUCK BREAKS

Chica 60. July 2-Detro!t broke Chica-
COS winning streak OF eight games to-
day when they punched hits OF Robert
son and Hodge. with bases on balls and
errors and won. ~ to s.
Score by innings: X. n. u.
Detroit II 3 o o-l2 Is D
Chicago % q 20 o O. IL
Batteries: Oldham and Bassler: Rob
er,son. Blankenship, Hodge and ShalM
yarian
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Hot Springs Course
Is Interesting One

The following card OF the eighteen
boIs course at Hot Springs. Va. where
rhe annual West Virginia state tourna-
ment is 10 be held next week. Is long
one and most interesting. A compari-
on o; the distances In the course the
s,-okbs and par with the local course OF
,he wheelinS\ Country Club shows
some interesting features.
Tho card
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--Pa;ted for Mails in s'n
~.>-.i,' ~ Sth

49,, CT >. Wampy,
Two eASe NJ Illams. Wood:
Speaker ho:ne " ces. McManus,
1toien oase' 80, left on bases,
k"(p. Nt'uan,S' 80: base on balls.
CleNelar" ~ - wards !: struck
OF Mas NY at: hits. of Mails
or;. ny h"lP Ids In la; Lin
soy. in "A in"'
Walls Time: !
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ST, LOUIS GAINS A
POINT ON The GIANTS

Cincinnati, July 2.-St. Louis gained a
full game on the Giants today by WIN
ming both halves Of double header
from the Reds. In the first game Keel;
was hit hard In the first two innings
and the Cardinals won easily. to 3.
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Southern Association

FRS. same-Kansas City
Paul. 3. r,,u q.
paul 4 (called end II hrth. DARK n
FIRST game--Louisvi!le' s:
bus, 5. ,,, n
bus. l. e
se-,nd game-Indianapolis' 3;
Ar a called IN ninth, darknesD.,-
FIRST gam-Milwaukee. S; Mir
lis. 5. -
Second game-Niiwaukee' l.
apcNs, ..
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EASY J
FOR THE CUBS
victorian Chicago P1taher'
Allows only SIX Kits

Chicago, July 1.-THE Chicago Cubs
today took an easy game from Pits
burgh, IN which AleXander's pitching
played a winning factor The Cub vt
eran allowed tho Pirates but seven his.
The score:
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Southern Association

Atlantal: Mobile 4.
little Hook s; Memphis 8.
birmingham 8, New Orleans 8.
Second game.
birmingham .: New Orleans (sev-
IN innings agreement.
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International League

First game-Readlng. 5: Newark. 2.
Second game-Readsng. 5; Newark. 3
First game-Bufralo. /; Syracuse. 3.
Second gzme-Buffalo. |: Syracuse, :
Baltimore, 5; Jersey City, 4.
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GAMES IN OHIO
VALLEY LEAGUE
ALL CALLED OFF

Owing to the rains Of yesterday, there
we're no games in the OHIO NaI!eS
Inter-city baseball league much TO the
disappointment to many fans' as se'
nroI interesting games were on the
schsdu,e and a change in the standing
NJ tho clubs seemed imminent.
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soB MAhrrNtB1th 3HHNFAN SHOW
AT CLYTTESIDH TARk WILL
ATTEACT CROWD
Both Big Boys Ave Awaiting 10 Climb
Through the Eopes-othsr Good
bouts CaTasd
TIE oARo

Main-ro. Bob Martin, Tsrrs Alta W.
a,lI brennan, chicago. Twelve rounds.
Semi final, mig" blair, Portsmouth
vs, nKia" costss, Huntington. Tsn
rounds.
Preliminat1esi EDDIE Civil, Asnlano'
W. Jack Croft, Panama. Eight rounos.
Jimmie 3lanksnship, Huntington w.
9eto Ssv.o, RittsbureE.. six rounds
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Today's Games.
DctroI: at Chicago. ,
New York a. Philadelphia
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An underground pumping plant in an
African mine has 100000 gallons ca
racity a day.
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BOSTON WINS TWO

abingdon, July johnson was
.,ohed by Ferguson today and Bos-
defeated the locals. to /. collins
Ing IN both Of the visitors runs.
.orn nv innings. r II. E.
ton 20 o O.
sh'ton o 0 o > o 0 0 / l 5 0
batteries: Ferguson and Ruel: John
Erickson and Picinich. Charity.
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SECOND GAME


Score nv innings r. IT. r.
St. Louis ... on, mn nhn-2 s o
cincinnati 1890. DOL nNO 0nn--I 3 !
Pert!ca and Clemens: Luquc. Har-
grave.
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Spider farming as a money making
industry has been followed in Penn
sylvanid
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores.

Yesterday's Scores.
Washington. /; Boston. 2
Philadelphia. 3: New York D.
Detroit, IL; Chicago D.
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Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn a. New YORK.
Cincinnati a. st. Louis
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H|RTY-TWD ROUNDS Of FAST
I BOXING At R|VERV|EN PARk
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Boorses
Pittsburgh. /; Chicago. D.
Boston. 6: Brooklyn, g.
Boston. S; Brooklyn, 8.
Cincinnati, 8; ST. Louis, ..
cincinnati, /; st. Louis z
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HRooKLYN WINS TWO

Brooklyn. July 2.-Brooklyn won
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-25
bmN1eS.) }
RIVOLI TODAY

Prlze fighting is dangerous bu
ronahtlc business, and the man wht
relgns supreme today is a has been
or forgotten tomorrow. 1t wasn't SC
very long ago that five out of every
SIX prize fights were Crooked" franz
ed Dy dishonest promoters Tor mercen-
ary reasons. But nowadays, thanks
10 "a campaign on the part of a num-
Der of fight lovers, the "game9 is as
clean as one could wish.
Honest John McArdle,' the hero
OF The Referee" the Conway Tearle
picture presented by Selznick. is one
OF the lovers of clean boxing for its
own sake. Feminine portion of the au-
dlence will delight in seeing a man
VINO follows the most manly of ell the
arts, standing up for all that is clean
est and most decent in prize fighting.
They will not be able to withhold their
sympathy for u man who will take
such chances in the fine endeavor Of
trying to place the fighting sport on
the highest plane.