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11 ‘ :1tistactory Prog-
. Reducing Poundage
l ‘1'
l":—Jess Willard gn—
zlmt he expecred to!
..‘t and 248 poundstr
.4... titatnpionship con-'
_ lu-mpsey here July 4,;
:1111 satisfactory pro-'1
21111111 in reducing his
' 3. ..iml to eliminate rang
..t- idl.1.l‘.\- from his daily
.. it 111.111 has been the fie
.luys prevailed ‘ln the
workout in his Manmce
lusterday afternoon. Wil-
.i .1111 his boxing to eight
~. :1 his strenuous workout.
...:1.
tum-d eleven rounds and
, wizh four more of snadow
T11;- chnmpion‘s perform-
. .. \x‘lln',‘539d by 2,500 persons,
the largest " weemond
..... packed the.tented en-
1.1 id 1-1321 DUU and 700 Women
.- ~11'.:.‘.1-d through the gathering
1 .1 iiil't‘kl Jack Hemple for the
rounds 11nd Jack Heinen
third with the champion.
llllildlC‘VVPlghl. boxed the
. fifth rounds. Heinen the
. Tull-5 1~ Monahan the seventh
1 _*.‘ll. Hoineu was dropped in
«"1: round with a left hand hook
73:13 ”111.71.
. .71:
:‘10
it nit-w 3' also had :1 light day, but
linarns announced that the
‘1l:"n:t'l' would resume boxing Sun-
'l‘hu cut over his eye is healing
and will pox-mix him to engage
:l0\'(‘ work. Dempsey also has
11illlil‘dlttfll madwork from his daily
..niud. He shadow-boxed and punched
‘6' bag for the edification of a big
--‘owd. which continues to visit the
thzllengrfl‘ 3. 3:11p whether he boxes or
not.
ST. ALOYSIUS CLUB
DEFEATS ST. MARYS
The St. Aloysius Club of St. JOSeph‘s
School. sixth :mde. defeated the St.
Mary‘s Ve;l91‘(l'.f~ in the Colonial lot
on Stewart :1':»~n114‘. the score being
thirteen to seven. The lineup for the
i!‘;.1 Jvl‘
Lily
. St Alovsiu; is as follows:
a Kl‘EiFC‘ll ................... 'ratcher
4 ‘ronch ...................... pitcher
l-onnhuo ................... lst base
Flt-ury ................... 2nd base
1,-‘P11'itn ..................... 3rd base
'l‘oomcv , ................ short stop.
1‘ Kraliclt ................ right field
. t‘t‘rmnvll .................. left field
1111.91 ................... center field
-\ntlwn_v Krulit'lt and \Villiam Goneh.
~i~1 rein-11411111” well in bowing their
at... Emll 111112111 as did the rest of the
cum. Edward llayes was the score
kueper.
”Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
OUCH!
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flCOENS!
LIFT canteen
Hoesn’t hurt a bit to lift that
burr, touchy corn off with
fingers
112' illélgic' Applyiimme‘
‘51.. . .11‘ etsome CW‘
3 ...... 3...... hurting. 411411 16111411441154qu Mus-11m
\iilll the fingers. Nopdfllt 313mm mwmumehn
‘ “ occupied ”win new
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limits. ' M11“ . BofigashM"g3Mect .:
was “ m may 9 7 3
and m Extend. ercr fio J 9188! (my
Weeks 1.01115 Bum
PARIS. Monday. June 16.—-Presi-
dent Wilson, Gen. John J. Patching,
President Poincard and Premier Crem-
enceuu-willzpurtlctpnte in the ceremo—
nies; incident.~to 36419 opening at no in-
tcr'alliqd mes in the Penning Sta-
dium on June 22.
the games shows that the athletic
events will ext-end over two weeks.
The program {or June 22 includes the
_ opening ceremonies and a. review of
the contestants who are entered «for
the“»gnmes. The events (or the suc-
ceeding days follow:
June 23.—Assoclation football, bas-
ket ball. boxing. wrestling, fencing
and gymnastics
June 24 .—One hundred meter trials
and semi-finals, 1,500 meter trials.
baueball exhibition game, boxing, fenc'
ing and wrestling.
June 25.—-0ne
meter hurdlee
hundred finals, 1 in
_, . t1ials and semifinals,
200 ~meter trials, javelin and handmmkfl I
grenade throwing baseball boxlng. '
‘11‘
wrestling and fencing.
June 26. ——Association football bas-
ket ball. fencing and wrestling. ~ i
June 27.—-—-Two hundred meter Bemlt
finals and finals. 1,500 meter finax, 200
meter final. running high jump final.
running broad jump. wrestling boxing
and fencing.
June 28.——-No stadium events. Rug-
by football at Colombes field and
swimming finals in St. James Lake,
8015 de Bofilogne.
June 20.—~Four hundred meter
trials~ and semi-finals, discus throwing
final, running broad jump trial, asso
ciation football and fencing.
June 30.——Four hundred meter semi-
finals, 800 meter relay finals, cross
country running, standing broad Jump.
boxing wrestling and gymnastics.
— July -1.-—Four3r hit/mind meter finals.
pole vault preliminaries, running
high inmp, bolting, wi‘é'stllng.‘l'€rlclng,
tug of war and gymnastics.
July 2.-'l‘wo hundred meter relay
July 2.——Two hundred meter relay.
shot put, boxing. wrestllngnnd equlta
tion. "
July 4.-—Modified Marathon,
meter final. running hmigh jump final.
pole vault final. boxing, wrestling and
baseball with a special Independence
Day celebration and fireworks in the
evening.
July 1.1—Sixtcen hundred meter re
lay: hop step and jump; tugoi war
- final-tuna equitation. '
3 July 6.~—Closing ceremony. post-
poned events and distribution of
prizes.
‘ The events to be held outside of the
stadium are rugby football games at
Colombes field. north of Paris, golf at cham
La Bouile links, Versailles. and swim
ming in Lake St James «Bois de Bou
light heavyweight battler, Larry‘Wil-
liams, and Kid Norfolk. the catered
entertainer who unpacked such a cor-
riflc wallop at the Casino in Bridge-
port a few weeks ago.
ranged. Negotiations have been going
on for some time, and it was tlrsc sup-
posed that the bout would take place
in Tulsa.
Jersey City also waited it, no the
latter city bid the highest, so there it
will be held. The date set is June 30.
and the place the ball park.
800 V
‘Tbo
Another meeting between Driver’s
has been ar-
t
Oklahoma... Bumlo and
V.
FERRIEFRRIT
TOLEDO, 0.
with us.
season yesterday.
eight straight Washington took his
number by the score of 2J0
iale took the joy out of life tor m.“-
the Hart ard boys yesterday by detent-
June 19. ~F‘ifty-four in; them 108. That gives the series
211441.431“: lb: A. Karine;
fivmon, 1:; 0.01113, p. .
for me: write to F. 3141441, core
13! James Butler’s store.
Walk. Conn.
walk.
No need .tmworry. than! "
he Yanks mto third place
1
Chicago and Cleveland are now tied Action for foreclosure upon PTOPQ‘
for the lead in the American clrcnlt. ‘3 MRS“ ‘0 secure “W “0““ 0‘"
for 89.000 and one for 31000 has been
Louis Browns filed in the Superior court by John
Lyon of Greenwich mlnst “'1 lliam H.
with a percentage of 652.
:Bill Dock of the St
scheduled rounds of boxing will pre- 40 Yale
cede the twelve-round heavyweight
championship contest bethen
Willa'rd and Jack Dempsey here, July
4, it was announced today by A4! Q.
Cobb that “Grand Old Man of Bose-
bull" is again leading the Amerlcin 1
League batters with an average of 358.
Thacher, matchmaker of the Toledo Not so bad tor an old 4111161?
Athletic Club. ,
Thacher was commissioned by; To:
Rickard. promoter of the Independ-
ence Day contest to arrange the pro.
llmlnaries. and he
of ten rounds. The final match .wlll
start at ten o clock in the morning. an
hour after the gates of the arena
open, and the boxing will be almost‘
continuous until Willard nd his chol-
lenger climb into the ring.
knockout [U1 Willard believes be will,
win handily. He aserted that no 0113.
‘logne. There will be seven events in knows the tremendous hitting pow
the swimming program At his own or the champion. '
request, Lieutenant
all swimming events.
coast swimmer has just
America.
Petra Sonda. n
nian wrestler who is
games. was:
Germans when Bucharest was captured
“'hile he was in prison a match W381)! the I erlcnn mm“ at
Norman Ross.
who holds the world‘s championship store".1
at sevev '“ distances “'1” be entered in imagine how he can hit when be lots
This Pacific go with lull force and only nflve
tarrived from
200 pound Rooms.-
entercd for‘fhe the eight clubs of the International
taken prisoner by the League
“He knocked me out with a halt.
pulled punch and wore sixteen once
Monnhanudded.'Jt_1M
ounce glove on his hands.”
”...—....
CHAMPIONSHIP BALL GAME3.0
KANSAS crrv June 19.en-—8ev
have voted in favor or a chum-f
plonahlp ‘sexies between the pennanti
winner of that league and the leaders
the
arranged between him and the cham- close of the present campaign accord
ipion wrestler of the German tot-cos in mg to President Thomas J. Hickey or
Sonda threw his opponent the
so violently thot the German 5 leg was
the East.
b1oken. He received a severe repri-
in
American Association. who is
a meeting of American Association
magnates to be held in Chicago today.
111 and from the German commander Hickey has called a meeting of A‘mefl.
and was put in solitary confinement
for‘ a month
‘. The trench teams of nine nations pionship action plan
are now (ranting in the 1123.01: of ,
‘Paris for Abe rimmed games, the
being meaty-odd mun
foaming the colors of the new Cze-
Tbe total number
~ particlpateAn the
games is now estimated at 1,500. rep--
‘ last arrivals
‘ choslovak republic.
‘of men who will
iresenting fouieen nations 4:
t Manuela; W
184 811918.086“ CASE
can Association magmtes to be held
in Chicago, June 23 when they. too,
will be asked to vote on the mom-
schoduled three 4—3.
bouts of eight rounds each and three New Haven 9.4, however no
sctty today. Hickey has “114141.30th cm. . . .41
After six straight wins, the Bruise.
port Americans bowed to defeat yester-
day at the hands or the Hurtford crew.
The Providence Guys lost to
the Ameri-
can are till tie for the lead.
89.1»
comm
Bear-Cuts und Wk 3811
state lightwdgbt School team take notice
is tapering on on 1111: training tor 111: The people ‘62 md m ham
bout with Harlem Eddie Kelly ll
Pittsfleld, 1141133., Monday night.
match was obtained by Manager
Driver several days ago and home has
been in strict training for the event as
Kelly is regarded” as a dangerous op-
Tbe program for boiient .
5-3 that Germany will 111311 411: M
treaty. The Frenclbare giving 44.
A new!
item tells ill-{the Buntloaltmvul
tube over the saloon; “mainly I. The
old familiar swinging doors. bus;
rolls nod lunch counters up to remain
The idea is to try nod put 11.1
lime "kick" into the “soda pop”und
"near beer" the Solution. Army will
pays over the burs.
The Cleveland Indians mounted
the Yanks yesterday 133. Thom-Jen.
utter six straight, lost his first gone
of the season Their defeat tumbled;
held the Giants to live hits yneaterday
,The league lenders went under by the
score of 5- 2.
Cicotte lost his second game of the ”COM September 1‘3
fine, having won slon o! the property is claimed.
TEE STANDEIGS
6’10?“ .1“-
international Loom».
The complete card 0W“, leg, 3 .1 ‘ L. EC.
‘°"°ws 1‘ Prov ... 2 .625
-441 ”Myomu mflxfifi :, 3 .83!
vs. Solly Epstein of Indianapolis, eight Worceoter ........... 20 13 .306
mm“ at no mo” lWoterbury ...18 14 .563.
10“" ‘L m-‘WW" 3‘5"” °’ T" Springfield ......... .16 16 .500,
ledo vs. "Whirlwind" Wendt of the P1843110!!! ............. 14 117 .463
Lanlted States Amy’ eight rounds a) New Haven ...... 111 19 .345
““1““ "" Hartford ............. s 21 .m~
€11: 30 a. m. ——lohnny Lewis of {Pole- _Mm. W'-
do vs. Tommy bong of Detroit, ten JV. 1” p n
1011““ at 135 1’0““ New york ........ ...30 15 .667
12 50 D m—Mlohnny “033 0‘ 'Me“ Cincinnati . ........ . .26 16 .509
vs. Battling Balllcre of the United Puma”, ........ ,5 2: ‘53
States Army, eight rounds at $6 Chlcngo _________ . ”25 23 532
pounds Brooklyn ............ z; 26 .458
1 p m.——Jack Malone of St. Paul v14. isz Louis ____________ 21 25 157
Navy Ralston of .lolict lll, ten 11111111111 ”mun“ _______ ”15 27 357
at 1.45 pouHGS- 1 Boston ............... 15 28 .349
2 p. m—Frankie Mason of Fort American Long...
“'ayne, 1nd. \5. Call Tremaine of o w_ 1... pp
Don-nit ton room“ at 116 pounds. me ........ _ ...30 16 ..652
Sergeant Walter Momma chief Cleveland ............ so 16 .452
spdrrmg partner Sor VVillardh said tO- New York ”I .......... 27 15 .643
[ day that in his opinion W lllard is 200 St. Louis ____________ 33 22 511
per cent better than rhea he taught Damn ............. .341 _- 24 .467
Jack Johnson tor the hel'flalsn‘ Meow ............ ..18 I4 .429
pionship in Havana in 1913. ,,.,, _ .17 21 .386
Monahau while not predicting: Philadelphia "..."... 10 .82 .238
P r‘
Baltim0re ......u .14 -720
remote ............. :12 20 .615
mngbumon . ........ .24 22 .53:
Rochest‘ er ...24 :4 .500
Newark .............. 23 27 .460
31:14:10 ............... 23 27 .460
Radius ............. 13' 80 .356
‘Jorscy City ........ ...1’: 32 .341
fichBcttcrs
incision: leagues
~ . 111411014111. LEAGUE. i
Player. Club. G. A3. 8.4 3. PC l
mum, P1111....8:122 ’33 451; .418
Swarm. 914.. to 3109 is 38‘ .349
Yang N. Y ..... 45 1.72 23 61 .345
1 Pbtl...4om 26 54 .331.
155 2‘1 51 .329
LEAGUE. ;
. Club. G. mm. H. Po:
Cobb not.....,..4417n. at 63 .358,
mnemonic. N137”? 38 46 .3541
po4.....-..441§4 as 54 '-
831a“. 8t. L.....43 I“ 33 58 .343
Johnston,C1.ev..46156~;z4 st .340
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bound to a: m to s victory over mn‘my or 3mm 11¢an
M in. n ninth inning fully yesterday nllogec mediation of contract: I
and "manhunt urine. Ynlo's lead m completion.
va..‘ -
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outcome when Karyn-d made seven gnu-‘34.; we.“
runoff Robinson, who relieved Cox in:
the 431144.141 the ninth Fallon. who.
mind In New Hum yesterday, re;
Med Huck“ for Burma and Intercom 31-11141; 1111-1511114; n- 34 to America
he wus punt-d out Yule drove in six 1. definitely ”W until W
on! Ace-1mm Day crowd of decides what she intends to In re-
nus watched the game.
firm: i
The ”We, carding the pence 1.04m.
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the 401th man no
day by the Wu 1
Lieutenant Clem
Corporal: Paul W.
Hills, N. 1.: lather"
boken. N. J.
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