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\v-xicli! champion—g c'imSOn in mm Inning p z , ‘ ._
;: ‘r his admirers
V0=lorday when
«r. .1 set of nested
\ , 1:? Mom at exactly
1',;«‘-‘.‘ wns claG only
* ell”. boxing shoes.
ll pound. Hls net
-. 2am pounds.
.l' w dam“ publicly at-
, challenger‘s camp
. ll‘clim‘il; C. F. Wall.
ed
, gunkm‘. OVPX' the 200
Monday that
about 195
“v mnc-‘ri
-. .l‘le
.. mundage was
._ jolt to admlrers of
_ ‘. ilnimcd that Demp-
. mule“: a ecm'ching mm
mm him mm and send
. z Iii against the cham-
~. ‘m. hoary—Weight class
fl“
da
. pounds.
'- rail‘I ll 10 be in perfect
jumped or. me
cm». 110! an ounce of
V H‘l his body which has
in :1 coppvr color as a
‘z;_< of exposure to the sun.
,, w-d eleven three minute
. win: our '.~‘;ml't of the dis-
:vill have 7.0 travel if he and
_--1 m iho limit on the Fourth
. 11:..R’l‘llli‘nl.
1. u middlcwaight of New-
-. Hllll a brother of George
w middlowelgllt champion.
. ll ht“
\‘a allni‘il's star: at sparring part- . P. C. Em;
i I'll‘lllsllf’d the champion With Providence . . . . ..... 20 11 .646 ; Mr. Spalding was greatly pleased to PARIS.
interpslimz workout of the Bridgeport ----------- 20 I?» 545 here of the revived interest in athletic
vn. (‘hip weighs more than 3:333:31; """""" :3 if; gig sport in the United States. He pre-
.mds‘. but he looked like a llght- Springfield :2, :16 15 .516 dicta thaUho relurned Amer’lcnn sol-
- against the champion. Pittaneld ............ 13 17 .433 Idler will do for all athletic spams in
: is fast and speeded up Wll- Sewfflaven -------- .. 3 19 -3§1:America what his predecessor to me colors of
» work to the delight of the big an em Notional ‘Lcac‘luc. 21 .2o0 ' civil war did not popularize baseball.
...l. Willard boxed three roads vfr. r” p p Mr. Spaldlng was accompaxded
r‘ . Jack ‘Hempel, two with Chip. New Your ............ 30 14 .682 Mrs. Spalding and his son, Lleut.
~c with track Helnen. find three afghan ----------- 2‘; 18 592 her; Spaldlng, the viollnlst. um
, .m mu...» Mommas He mm W pulsums'xtzxjtzzis‘ El 1212; . .
men 0mm slows lhslefld 0' “n Brooklyn ...... . ...... 21 26 .447 ,
nnce ones. to save his sparring part- Stat-cum : ........... 20 25 .444. W "M ;
'l‘S. who are nursing puffed lips and ghlladelphxa --------- 15 380 fififl l
- iiises as a result of the mauling ostou " """ . """" 14 "’°” '5
American League. _
..3, received Monday. W _ P. The Yanks made it three out at
\rv-mgrd and Dempggy will have a Chicago ...... p ....... so 15 .687 four by defcalinz the Browns yester-
H in selecting a referee to judge New York ............2'¢’ l-I .6593day by the score of 5 to 2.
heavyweight championship com gle‘figi‘lfii " ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' 7;: if, ‘6“ iPeckInplugh’s hitting was the feature
, July 4. despite the prevailing Im- Dotrolt ”. 21 23 2477 90‘ "“3 game, 9 mm" and “V" Sim”
:m that me third man in the Boston .............. 18 23 .43. twin! chimed to his credit '
“7;” be chosen by the Army. \Vnshlngton .......... 16 21 . 72! The Cubs got their first victory of
Nd Chm“ Board of Boxing Ph'13d9‘?:1:";é£i&;'-L3“ “i2 .339 the season over the Giants yesterday
,,. This (gm-910M yesterday ‘ w‘ 9 _“_ _ ‘ by the score of 7—2. The‘ mighty "Alex”
> We board, in accepting Tax gltimore ...... ..r. . . .34 14 .708 ’h91d New York to 5' figs. '
. 4. . _ ; romo ..... .........32 18 .640} Bridgeport repeated Monday's vlc W_
‘ . .. .- lmllatlon to 11le the on! Binghamton .......... 23 21 . 523’tory over \‘vw Haven yesterdav wln-
‘ i“ “‘9 come“. “We“ “1‘“ Rochester 83 :3 '.600 ‘ ' ’A' ‘1
‘mx‘el'fw‘ b9 consulted before a defi- Bungle . _ _... ...... .33 25 .479 hill: ”"13“? 59°“? 0‘ 4‘3: The “‘9 ‘ vac-tier,
‘ ;_,,.,inn is made. Ncwnrk .............. 83 EC .451 C833 ““1411? Providence Gays no“
W V ,. 1mm ln lhi< regard Reading .......... ...15 28 .349 share the honors at leading the lea-
"WM * - Jersey City ........ ..18 31 340 gue.
_~ of referee“. who in the opln-
‘tmfll'd. possess the requisite
-:i.< for the important task
can he submitted forthwith
; mm Dempsey for thelr con-
wml from those whom 0:937.
‘ ifi‘HTD, the board will make,
.. .. r
. 3i yeyerdny that he did
zlw suggestion to have
Hillside the ring In addi-V
m'cree to decide the con-
":mnpinn said he wold
. m the decision or 3 ref?
«- 11m judges. viewing the
=2; outside ihe ring. «0b.:
m: be of the same oplnlon‘
w- and that
vna‘iarrasslng.
' FLATCRE W“;
.3: T STOP FIGHT
vw'c
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l
I
Ohio. “'cdnesdoy‘r—
SEWIEIZIl'e lonlszh'. refused
mm the Willard Dempsey;
Toledo. July 4. The
wwnralivcs. by h vote at
wand. defeated the Dunn“
v 2216 have given Governor
. In l'«‘\’0k9 the permit 1"
m- Toledo. is mine
proposéd bout would boa
E l
(1:13.-
! Sixu-lhrce votes, m;
ill-V.
‘3
i": m' Hill be passed on menu»
in. it is not believed that; [11* .
'» V Clause. which it mm
\z'ould mkac it éffecfiwm
(Hunted. lawman-at“ ' 7'
' unit-9d to pass it as i
' i: would nfi ‘ >
v .
‘ ‘~ 2‘ days.
NEW HAVEN, Juno 18.—-Yale defeat-
the first championship game of the
two universities a to 1, the winning
score coming in the ninth inning. The
greatest graduate throng atr at New
Haven saw the game, several thong.
ands being in the more thnn 20,000 of
the total préseilt.
0nd baseman, came in from second on
a hit by Third 'Bcseman Prann Her
two were out in the last Inning.
. said)“: numerous Score by mixing: _ ,. r
1m: “”3””: Harvard 1 0 o o o o o b 0.1 4 o‘
“willnn. manager 0 . Yale 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 i—2 5 1
l ml: ell astonished
Harvard, Pollen, and Ibnd, Yale, Se
leek and Shaun.
LONDON, June 17.—-Americans div-
lded honors with British players
tournament tat. the Queen’s Club. R.
M.
M.
S—l.
beat Mallet, former champlon of Natal.
South Africa, 6—-2, 5-7, 6~—1. 6—1.
BECKETT KNOCKS OUT
the
Great Britian by knocking out Frank
Goddard in the second round of what
was to have been a twenty-round match
at the Olympic Club, London, last
night.
their stand postponed,
‘ MVP Dunn. lmw'ever, made I
' ‘ . l'oconsidc-r the tale 41‘ 7
Mil probably will be'tlkefl to“ I'
the Harvard nine here'yeatfl‘dly in:
I
Sawyer, Yale's sec-
t
t
AMERICANS DIVIDE AT NETS l
to-
y in the second round of the tennis
K. Turnbull of England defeated A. 1
Lovibond of New York, 11—9, 6—2.
Lleut. Dean, Manley, U. S. A.
GODDARD IN SECOND
.Toc Beckett tetalned his little to
heavyweight championship of
THE STANDINGS
Eastern League.
:YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Eaficfl'c Lelguo.
Worcester. 8: Hartford 3.
Waterbury, 5: Provmenoe, 1.
Springfield, 8-1; Futile“. :3.
Bridgeport, 4: New mm; 3.
‘lfltlwal LOU cc.-
Boston-Cinclnnntl, nln.
Pittsburgh, 6: Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn-St. LouIS, rain.
Chicago, 7: New York. 2.
American League.
Clevelandtfir’fnoston. 3-2.
Chlcago, 7 ; Philadelphia. 6.
Washlngtoh. 2; Detrolt. 1.
New York. 5; St. Louls. 2.
lntprnoyonwx league.
Buffalo. 2 ; Newark. 0. .
Baltimore. 10-3; Toronto. 7-17.
Rochester. 8; Jersey Guy. 1.
Reading—Binghamton -—~ both. games
rain. ,
New England League?
Fitchburg, 8; Lewiston. 6.
Lawrence, 16: Portland. 3.
American Association.
Columbus. 4: Milwaukee. 0.
Minneapolis, 4: Toledo, 3.
Indianapolis. 4: St. Paul. 1.
Kansas City, 7; Louisville, 6 (10 in:
nlngs)’.
, college Results.
Hal; Cross, '; Boston College, 3 (12
innings). ‘
Yak. 3;. Harvard, 1.
TODAY’S cums
Proficient in Temis 3nd Soot
Alleghlcrl
from Genoannd Marseilles was I. W.
Spam. president at A. 5. smiling;
& Em, who has been obi-Md for new;
éoral months In connection wllh the:
i European stores of the firm.
army, andthey wlll, no doubt. become
m.“-
.~{_.'
g Phantommmd erg-"1'6 ., ,
cer Football, Says Spoil-l
mg" i
. . l
Among the passengers on the Dante!
which arrived yesterday
MLHSpaldlng traVeled through Eng-g
land, Frnnce and Italy, and had a goodi
l- opportunity t6 observe the ”slum-‘3
les of athletic sport in those coon-i“
rlea. 'fllrough the good work of the‘
i Y. M. 0. AL. and the K. or c. and other:
organizations In supplying equipment:
(or the physical
army the interests of the American:
soldier In hold sports has undoubted?
maceration of the‘
y left its Impress on the Inhabitants"
Mr. Spaldlng said. i
Although considerable progress has:
'been made In introducing baseball in
,Trance Mr. Spaldlng is of the opinlon
{that proficiency will have to come
through the younger generation. as
the older boys find throwing the ball
the hardest feature to acquire. In the
cosmopolitan
soccer football, however, the European guard high.
player In fully equal to the Amer-loan.
In France and Italy they have taken
Ivory kindly to basketball and volley
'ball and the various team games that
sports of term-.3 and
have been introduced through the
permanent feafilres of athletic sport;
Hn these countries, declared Mr. Spam“
The “Hannah" Boys of Yale art‘
willing to bet thclr Sock that Han
vard don‘t stand a. "Clalnaman'n
Chance" in F'Hday’s races.
Holy Cross won its annual bagebnll
contest with Boston College yesterday
by 4-3. The winning run come In the
12m lnnlng when Tom Duffy mt one
of Fitzpatrick’s offerings clean out I»
sight. for a homer.
Count ’cm Boys. Twelve more
days. and the country goes *hack to
the Indians.
W
EMILIO LUNGHI TO
RUN FOR ITALY
PARIS. Tuesday..—~Several Olympic
and othér championship winners are
numbered among Italy’s hundred and
gfifty entries for the coming lnterallied
Elaine's. In the horsemanshlp erupts
iltaly's entrants include Majors mer-
Etaiu. Antone!“ and Calfarnttl a
1lain Amaltl, :ll holders of lnternation
énl riding prises.
‘ Basketball has been ndopteé enthu-
'slastlcally by the llamas and good
teams, equipped by the Y. M. C. A“ will
réprcseat may ln {he games.
Emilio nghi, an Italian mlddlo
more runner who common in ‘ "
United'smt‘es In 1W9 ind dehtcd
..., --.w”
‘9”:
1m 3 .
With. 1m! , compete-
in; for his bout wlth Jack Dewy.
Hempel. one of his sparring partners.
champion in one o!
TEAMS [IFNINE - :
tuck teams of nine nations now are
tmning ln the region 0! Purl: for (he
Inter-allied games.
being some seventy men arr-7m; tho
‘Pershlns. Pruldcnt Poincare m Re-
Roger events will extend our two weeks.
Cal),
m3“.
at the heat Americas. m :12th so. So in.
1”“ an. new In. was-detected to
This plquUSISPIL Just rot-arc! 1..
____.—-——-—--
NATIBNS TRAINING
——-—
Tnesdny. June 11—1119
the last "mm
the new (newsman ne-
ipublic. The tom] number 0! men 'ho
by will participate In the games 13 now
Al- estimated at 1,509, repmcntin; 14 no.
t
Presldent “Pinon, General John J'.
..
mler Clemenceau! will participate In
the Ma Incident to tho mm
om Toledo. show: less Willard trun- I
“He in seen here boxing with Jack
. The camera caught the heavyweight
his changerlsttc attitudes—leaning far back with his
MORE IIEBATES 0N
Senator McCumber was prepared to ‘ the morning and .11 wet. given racing
reply to arguments p
day by Senator Knox.
Pennsylvania. who placed against
counting the lam. II”! the conn~
"I
The debate thus developing ls expect-
ed to occupy the Senate : port or vir-l
tally every day lam final action- - ’
probably my roots bones. on rut-i Hum-d m are W our the . . ‘
negating $120: prryr'babl w'll nuke .‘ on their cram, v!“ 0 1 2 ‘
. y I .
no clot! to bring up‘nmfl lf'riday his |be refill! tor mm W Y‘k‘ I
resolution designed to serve notieci M ' mm m ~
that the Senate oppooes acceptance of CHIP Km 001' cm. x ~. . .. . ,
ST. LOUIS, 2410.. June lc-m—Qoorge‘ lauds. -
the lane covennnt as now doveull-
od with the-meme term Either I-‘rl-
day or Saul-day the supporters of the
noolaflonoxpocttotryforclestvm
to show the excel strength o! the.
league opposition. ‘7
‘ mu ciao...'§'
M; Norm. runs 195
Yale and Harvard
Mia and m Bur-z .mn.....‘“‘t‘é:é3; 13*,
- - A L .
onthe’flmmes Mi Boyer. Club. o.m.,.
xmrwnpox m13.—-—-r .- 'm '-~--- ’
- “m sum. 81. 1. ..... a w:
(layman any one for-the ruler
crews, only short paddles with m} mahwtg a“
Starts pmctlce mils Inclined In by"
the varsity and freshman elshts. neg MOM FUN Fail To“.
afternoon work was very light. The “R newly “d! M .
mam ma the mum: mm .- m their friend. «an ,
their guests in the annual all mote throwing, 9W. and m P,
by the Red Top crown. News at the their m in a on. w
victory of the Yale baseball team our will discovered ‘
efcct at left ovary coat of has ,,
and they nod to so back M
to the merrlment of l.“
guests who hid not yet ; '
3
"Harvard Ind I cheering
Cale. Ferry. . . ‘_
Against the tide and wind In the
morning. Yales' second varsity crew.
was man twmllo time row. doing.
tho distance In 1110?. For the first
. ‘mlle the peacemaker wan the frosty
gmon eight. which did the mlle in. 5:13.
land for the second mile by the conni-
3nation eight.
‘ The first vastly dld nothing on the
voter but paddle about. The flnh‘m of
:the varsity eight race My will be.
just above the new bridge of the tail-
roadvcompanry. This will chance the
course by 150 yards. The new finish »
line ls being untamed.
‘No hard work was given to any of
—Try a Sentinel
melt. .
‘-
ns and extcnslfl . .
its meant-duty to m ,
mam ll $321er ,
hlo lor families will
drcn.
Da-M‘r-m, Dinning.
Tennm, Golf, F ' .
“It“: {Or Wm “
mud”.
jtbe Harvard are“ yesterday. Racing
mm were ' indulged in by an the
boots, but aside from short paddles
LEAGUmNATIONSim Mm. ma”. ~ ‘
(continued from nm Pm) , The Harvard crews talcum by
. -—-- gmu Runes to the two an. m In
“zefiigitegastms for n mile. The cm: were
couched all the way down for individ-
ml faults. The second runny and
. freshmen m the. all no a mile ll
l. but m m m the My
eight was mt back the an! ray.
9mm ,
ttfialn
on more opportunity to study It.
Chip. middleweight of Sewuslle, Pt.
knocked out But cm at" at. mic
in the second at an out Wanton
, here last night. ,
m- . . .
log at the games In the Potomac Stu».
diam on June 22. The program for
the games than that tho mmtc
There will In sum cunt: tn the
swimmingwm. Ax hi: on re-
quest Lieutenant. Norman Rose. who
holds an world’- champtonchlp u sev-
eral distances, will be entered In all
the “naming 'cvmu. no: helm;
cont swimmer has just arrived from
f
fare m, : zoo-pound Ramona
who is cantor-d for the
nmsmuknprmbythcacr-
am when Bucharest m «gum.
Whilenomlnprbonnmtohm
”nosed barman Mn: and the chm
plan warm at the Germs [m m
the, out Bond: threw his apps-col.
so violently nut mi Osman leg
was hotels. He ”solved 3 mm,
reprlmmd from the German com-
mander and its” put in county eon-
nne-ment tor I. month.
‘RATNEn'AND mam "
i vBATTLE TO A DRAW '
’ Lbh‘DON, June lB.-—~Angle mm:- cl
1
New York fought John Baum, lbs
welterweight champion of England to
a draw In their twenty round but!“
at the Notion-J Sporting Clan , lam
night. -
Rattler set a fast pace tor the Bri-
tish title holder and to Amer-can on‘
lockers It seemed that the boxer from
New York had/the better of the ham-
ing. However. Bushido scored at long
range with punches that had not no
much powerrat Rumors, but, accord:
in; to the system of scoring in vogue
In Enghnd. oiled up «laugh points to
aim thovchamplon a draw. It was 'a ‘
fine tight sad the decision was slus-
lotion! on imaml.
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an?! the Tiger
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The Price Norris $14751
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