mgr/1 ‘a\ JULY. 3. 1919
41111:; 1'
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I111! Outcome of '
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1:: 11111115 governing
1-liiiiiipionsliip con-
I1-.~~ \Vilhu‘d and Jack
tomorrow are to be of-
-Imi at a meeting Today
1‘11‘ principals and offi-
211 1111- meeting. \Villa-rd ex-
- Iiisell' Willing to box under
but suggested that the con-
permitted to box as long
in1
111 is free. to break at once at ’
'inllllnd of the referee. and to
than. Rickard Said he under—
that straight Marquis of
iirbfi‘l’f‘y rules were to apply. the
"i'B to take rune oi tlir-mselves at
times. Probably the- on]; blow to
a.” a v.1II 111 the kidnev punch,
\‘I “itic ruit-s of tho Toledo
'Iilnllllhnitrll is pmhibited in all
p
~‘1l,'_'( (I in llll.‘ (it). No pro-
:1:.1le for the Rabbit punch
‘1'11'..I:'11'.< tiiiiiiii'ei‘i- say is a
- 1 with the champion. The
11111111111211 on the back of an
I. and both \N'illsrd and
11.1» 1151-11 i1 with punishing
11;: 11111111119; ltinlllH. The
H zlllikdlt‘d. will be allow-
buxer usx 1nz ii f"!
1 111-11 111 11i1h u: 111 arm.
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1.1111i.\i;1gl_1 112111 to «late.
1'. harming coni-
today that not.
$111,111.11) in actual
hands of the va-
1.1111-s-I'n>'. in some
'. 111-111 appeared to be
. IIII- l'llzllllllloil. for while
'.-.r-1-< 11-91-11 offering even
. iIIIIh-nger a day or two
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Ilets remaining un-
$11111 to
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1'1II {111 the seventh
111.‘ 1111111111 betting the
:~ in“ viz made on the
11:.th rounds While
:1 two to one fa-
Ilie number of
:‘.11> l‘~‘.<llll should the
‘ :11 1411- rounds.
firing in Toledo'ifi
- ..I 111 boxing fans.
' : houses. bath hous-
'. I;'11 cytiiblisiium
1 ' IiiIL-Iil. Thousands
111 obtain hotel oc-E
sleep on cots in
which have been
~ dormitories. Run-
"1‘ l" I 1‘ II"‘i-.q brought m3
‘ ‘ 1.111] then) along the
’1' ‘ , -I;irts of thr- city.
' plan to spend in
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trip to Toledo
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ill
1‘1‘.
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within this after
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district w
this morn-
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country this
off the
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1.1111 :in American
1:111:11 competition
311111112111: event at
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Hide NegraJ
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311111111112 competi-
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1 111 ll‘.‘_‘ 800 metre
llll‘ heat in 2
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'11‘ll ri-cord holder,
Torin. Masson of
Frazer won the
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':er in 2 minutes
Aikin. Enghnd's
\ metre event was
'3‘” JAMES Is soul.
5 w .1: “ho 1-“th the
“1 WH‘JIids
.- sold outright
:M o'jrchlh
$1, 000 that i
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hand.
HEAR THE NEWS.
Hyuwudtohsudlobout tbs big Within-play
musmhymwmummam
fiedmmMfinelaboutSO'olock. 150W
Press wins will be open for the occasion slid Witt
willbemadeindetail. Thisisthobigaestwld’ssporting
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“.Oli How I Miss You Dear Old Pal
of Mine.” favorite anthem of the boys
mound town quenching‘ their thirst
“1111 Far A'way Beer l
Jimmy Hickman, the Brooklyn utilityB
outfielder, got. his first hit of the sea-
son yesterdav. a double off Schupp.
Fiie double Plays featured Brooklyn 5
fielding
The Senatms are giving the Yanks
tougher opposition than many of theii
fiiends anticipated. On Tuesday the
\anks won b1 the narrow margin of
While yesterday Griffith’s tribe
outsliigced the Yankees 64.1
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Bunching their hits Cincinnati dc-
feated Chicago. 5-2 in the final game
of the series. Outfielder Barber was
fincd $271 for talking back to the unip
and McCaho was suspended for
three days for arguing with the same
gentleman.
Johnson of the Senators, won his
Own game yesterday with a home run
n the fifth. He beat the Red So x
' 111.0 three iounds and 4 ,,
Roger Peckinpaugh made a record
for the season by hitting in tw'enly-onc
consecutive games. Ruth of the Red
301: had hit in twenty consecutive
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games. !
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Rimning up twenty hits off three Dc-
trait pitcheis for a total of twenty-
nine bases, St Louis won yesterday' a
game 144:. Every member of the St.5
Louis outfit made one or more runs
Page Ilr. Cobb. l
The Springfield Ponies repeated the
'ultitewash vi )0th of Sunday over the
Bridgeport nine yesterday. by the score
of laO Jack Leonard lasted just three .
innings.
backs-is of Prohibition lime made or
rangements with the “'eather man to
bring a hot spell.Tlie_1 are now work-
ing hand in hand to make life mis-
erable for the rest of the public Some
“'eatlier! I
The Prm'idcnce Grays got a flrm‘cr,
hold on the throat of Miss Pennant
yesterday by treating New H31 en to
the short end of a 7-3 score. They;
gained a full name on the Americans. 1
Joe Mulviiiili of local parts. now 00-1
looming in Toledo. has it all doped:
out why “‘illud has cut out road work
"He cnn't get a quarter a head from'
the rubes to see him run. " chirps Joe. I
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According to statistics gnthered‘
around Main snd fi’ashington street
yesterday afternoon. about 12 million
barrels of beer would have been dispos-f
ed of, bad it been obtainable. i
The results of the big noise in To-
ledo will be announced from the win
dmirs of the Sentinel Friday afternoon.
Conic arty mil have your listeners in
goodworklnzoondldonl
RICKABD TURNS OVER
$30, 000 T0 CHARITY ‘
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 2.-—'l‘oledo‘s‘
charities were enriched by $30,000 yes-5
vex-day. when Tex Rickard, promoteri
of the WiflardDempscy heavyweight.
championship contest here Friday,
turned over that amount to C. F. Wall.
chairman of the Toledo boxing com-
mission and director of public safety.
The money repreSents the first pay-
ment on 7 per cent of the gross gate
‘reccipts promised to Toledo's chari-
ties.
Rickard said that the adiance sale,‘
actual curb in hand had already gone
beyond the $500 000 mark and was
rapidly approaching $600,000.
Light work was the program in
both training camps yesterday after-
inoon. We, went on a short brisk
walk. but did not plan to box. From
now on he will confine his afternoon
workouts to punching the bag and
shadow boxing.
Willard says he will work for speed
2 rather than with the idea of. bettering
his physical condition, which he says,
is entirely satisfactory.
The Judges and referees will confer
shortly otter the arrival of Mn). Bid-
dle and other members of the board
of boxing control, either today or to-
morow morning.
It is understood that in case of a
knockout Referee Pomrd will could
out the defeated man and there will
be no necessity of any action by
Judges Rickard and Biddle. it the
contest goes the limit of twelve
rounds the judges will select the win-
ner by 1ote. In case they disagree
Referee Pccard will cast a deciding
, vote
Five Leading Batters
in the Marat League
LEAGUE
B H. PC
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NATlONAL
Player. Club. G. AB.
Cravath. Phil..1. 52 170 30 64
Young, N. Y. .....56 221 31. 75
Williams. Phil...“ 181.1133. fill
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ARCHAN‘GEII. May 29 (Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press) .-—Th:e
population of North Russin is looking
forward to the opening of navigationf
to relieve a general shortage in the
simplest necessities and small luxur-‘
ies of life from which it has suffered’
since the. bt‘glnning of the Boiahevik!
rei olutlon. I
An American housewife. accustom-
ed to buying the little things she needs
without trouble. could hardly picture
the condition of her sister in Archan-
gel
One wants. for instance. to sew a!
new dress. Perhaps one may obtain;
the material, at a fabulous price. or;
faifly reasonably if bought, strictly
rationed by card Search for linings
will prom even more difficult and
then one piobably Would find it am
lately impOSSible to buy a packet of
needles or a spool of thread. The!
same would apply to a man who had
broken his watch crystal. or eyeglass»-
es and wished to buy new ones.
in the matter of foodstuflsfthe ba-
sic elements of diet, bread and meat:
and dried vegetables. can be purchas-
ed fairly reasonably. but. at this writ-
ing. a pound of butter costs the equiv-
alent of two dollars: eggs. sixty 20'
eighty-five cents apiece. and. the oth-
er day. when some tiny oranges were
brought ashore from a ship, they sold
at the rate of $1.50 each, and .werc
bought up eagerly.
AM‘ERtCAN OARSMEN WIN
Paul Wilmington Boom in Scull. in
may loam.
LONDON. Jilly L—Paul n’lmnzton
‘otL Boston beat D. H. L. Gallon of the
first Trinity crew Cambridge. by two
lengths yesterday in the first heat)!
the Klugswood sculls in the Henley re-
gatta The time was 9 minutes and 16
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The first American Army crew won
its heat by defeating the {‘loldstresm
WGuards.‘ '
‘WHiTE MLL LEAD - ,
HOLY CROSS RUNERS
has
0 Holy
‘= Qsifertea captain of the 192‘
THE STANDINGS
Eastern Luauc.
. L. PC. i
Providence ........ '. . 31 . 16 .660 j-
Bridgeport ..........fl 19 .587?
WM . I ......... 35 I, .558 ,
Worcester ........... 26 21 .563 f
Pittsflold ............ 21‘ 23 .477
Springfield . . ., ........ no as .425
Hartford ............. 16 28 .364
New Haven ..,.......15 28 .349
,. National Lens-o.
W. 1.. P. C.
New‘Yorlz ............ 37 20 .649
Cincinnati ........... 38 23 .623
Pittsburgh ........... 33 28 .541
Chicago ............ . .33 30 .524
Brooklyn , . . ........ 30 30 .500
St. Louis ............. 27 34 .443
Boston ............... 21 35 .375
Philadelphia .1. ....... 18 37 .327
Am League.
L. P. C.
New York ............ 35 19 .648
' Chicago ............. 36 24 .600
Cleveland ............ 34 24 .586
;Detrolt .............. 30 28 .517
St. Louis .....29 28 .509
Stan ............. . .26 31 .456
W’ashington .......... 25 34 .424
Philadelphia ......... 15 40 .273
international League.
L P. C.
Baltimore ............ 44 19 .698
oronto .............. 41 24 .631
hewat‘k .............. 33 30 .524
Binghamton ..........30 30 .500
Buffalo ........ 1‘ ...... 30 33 .476
Rochester ........... 27 36 .429
Reading .............. 24 35 .407
Jerse1 City ........... 22 41 3.49
YESTERDAY’S RESULTSi
Eastern Ltiguc.
Pittsfleld. 9: Hartford. 1.
\Vorcester, 5: Waterbury. 1.
Springfield. 4: Bridgeport. 0.
Providence, 7: New Huron. 5.
National League.
Brooklyn. 4: New York, 3.
Boston. 7; Philadelphia, 4.
Cincinnati. 5; Chicago, 2.
St. Innis. 4; Pittsburgh. 2
American League.
Washington. 6; New York. 4.
Boston. 4: Philadelphia, 2.
St. Louis, 14: Detroit. 2.
Chicago. 6; Clcevland, 4.
international Loague.
Newark, 1; Jersey City, 0
Boltlmore. 16; Reading. 6.
Buffalo, 6; Binghsniton. 5.
Toronto. 6: Rochester. 3.
American Association.
St. Paul. B: Milnukec, 0.
lndisnapolis. 9: Lauisvzlllc. 6.
Toledo, 3; Columbus: .
Minneapolis. 11; mass City. 6
Loam 5; hm; 5 (2nd
gamci—u innings. then.
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Atlanta, 4; New Ofieans.1
Little Rock, 7; Memphis. 1.
Nasmme. 6; Chattanooga. 2.
Mobile, 2; Birmingham, 1.
New England League.
Lowell. 5; Portland, 3.
Fitchburg. 8; Lawrence. 3. .
Haverhlli‘, 4: Lawrence. 3 (12 in-
lungs).
TODAY’S GAMES
Sam Layne.
Hartford at Winfield.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Worcester at Waterbury.
New Haven at.Pi-ovidencc.
National League.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis st Cinckniati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Amt-4cm! League.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia. ,
(Three games attracted).
mm tongue.
Rochester at Toronto.
Binghanitu at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Reading.
Jersey City at Nmrk.
BOM‘EfSLEfl, YALE. STAR,
HELD FOR PUNC‘H'NG COP.
NE‘W YORK..Jnly z.«—Hls penchsm
for being friendly toward policeman
masked in the arrest of Dough: Bon-
eislcr. aye-"old, of 225 Hancock
street. Bmklyn. early yesterday, on
charm of intoxicamm, assault and r9-
sisting arrest. Bomeisler. wno is I.
former Yale football player. and who
is the son of Louis Bomeisler, a law-
'yer of 100 Broadway, had had a night
of revelry, according to the complaint
of ?atmlman John J. 01:!ny who met
him near the mm hotel, Mad-
ison homo and {at street.
Bou'eisler insisted upon shaking the
hand of the pacer, and when the lai-
ter’a hand was presented the athlete;
sqqu ft with such affectionate ar-t
dor that a ring worn by out; was
made to cin‘ hla finger.
man resented the hurt. and the athlete
struck him on the jaw with his fist, the
“patrolman said.
Maddox: was postponed by Ms:
tstrsto Charles 1-1. Barrie of Yorkville
court until todaY. and Bomeisler was-
released on his own mace.
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HENLEY-0N THAMES, June 14
(Correspondence of The Associated
Preach—The United States osmo-
haro not been at Henley for nearly
the Henley
. their entries for
which include an eight. n coxswain-
less four and two single 11131112.,
The have pleasant quasars at
"Own." which is M in the
heulthlcst residential part of the town
They are all exceedingly m uid hope-
ful of giving a good account of them-
selves on me famous mob. when
.their so within upheld
‘ the best traditions of American om-
;lgiizship in the memorable regatta of
Their training has been conducted
on methodical lines, which so far have
been beneficlnl to me Americans.
They have a strong. slow stroke, with
less hodyswlng thin is apparent in
the majority of British ours-a. and
.34qu Hem L. Rogers. the cam
, of the eight. is satalfied that his crew
have developed pace and staying pow-
er.
The-skews! the eight underwent
scone alteration since the crew arriv-
ed from France, and the present order
of rowing is as follows
bubicutenaat Calls J. Coc (Yule).
bow; Captain Royal Patten (Ema-s-
ity of Washington) 2; Liomenant J.
Howard lchenry (Yale) 3; Lieuten-
ant Harry Middlm‘dorf (Harvard). 4;
,Captain Janis Penny (Californian. 5:
Motor {lemon L Rogers (Yale).6 .
ILlcatenaut J. Amory Jsaerics (Har-
Ivar-d). 7; and Captain Douglas Kings
Stand (Cornell), stroke.
1 Middendorf was in the Harvard
.eight that beat Benton in the final
heat of the Grand Challenge Cup in
the 1014 regatta. All the members of
Him crew were in the fighting on the
1wmfmgmdoncofthenmber.
Igleutcnant Jeffcrles, was wounded in
. The crew for the coxswainloss four
as at present shunted, are: Majm
1pm “mingle: (Hamid). stroke;
1cm Charm 0. Wln‘n (Yale):
§Iqutonant J. R. Brew-get- (Pennsyl-
vania); Lieutenant E. S. Dillon
, (Princeton). how.
1 Both the eight and four have been
Icoocbod by Union- Paul W'ithhgtou.
I who has entered for the shale sculls.
life was an unsuccessful conpetlim
for the Dim Sculls tn 1914,1219
Incubation-cw“: in very
avoidance terns of the Whic-
reception accorded to thou in Ben-
;ley and they greatly value the fncili
tics afforded them by the Henley Golf
Club, for playing on the links. The-
Leaador a». too. has extended to
in- a my cordial vole-no.
Captain Charla D. Winn is the
oncer in charge of the United States
VArmy rowing. but his duties in con-
nection with an mutation of row-
ing events in France and Gemsn oc-
cupied territory did not permit him to
devote all his time to Henley.
iWALT! AND "WT
mv TONMT
'Feflnm m 0.
, Rout. in am.
i A bung cm which its Im'acwd
com Inter-st throughout the
state will bring together Salomon:
of Ruth“ and ”Dutch Brandt of
Brooklyn tom the lanes A. C. of
{Mei-111m tonight. Tiny will so: a
twelve round so and from the reports
received from their respectrvc head-
qun‘tcrs the twelve rounds which they
smtoboxshouldbcmnofcacitement
I'I‘he showwmbestaged in the open
air at Hanover Park and special light-
lag and mm; amusements have
been made for the afhir. In the event
.of rain the show will be held the fol-
lowing Monday night.
Besides the twelve round star bout
flicre sre three other bouts on the card.
Mickey Truvers of New Haven, who
hasheengoinxcowclluf late. will
tackle Mack Murphy of Chicopcc
Mass” in an right rounder. while John-
ny Naroney of Waterbury will box Bl!
rounds. Kid Rocco of “VIM“?! and
Young Butch of Mei-Men will put on
the fourth bout.
“Dove” Fitzgerald of New Haven is
slated to referee, Hugh “Rm-w of Hart-
ford will do the anaconda: native.-
nis Menu}: of Her-men will hold the
watch. '
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Wilt-u lite 311111111;th mtSOaned om
WASthGTON, . July 3,-Basing
their estimate on a an of c1, .0611
worth of tickets, «finial. of the Ru
‘reau of Internal Revenue said rode.-
the “Willard-Dempsey fight woulc. i:
the Federal Treasury $100,008 In a
mission taxes. in sddllon than: v 1
be a tax of 50 per cent on all music;
received by speculators in excess 01'
the regular price of admission. ‘
Commissioner Roper has sent is rep-
resentative to Toledo to isee that thr-
' Federal tax of “1 cent for each 13
cents collected an admissions" is forth-
coming.
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DEUPSEY‘S MOTHER .
l8 "0'! A FIGHT FAN
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Wouldn’t Go AcroOs Street to See Son
in Battle. l
SALT LAKE crrr. mm, July 3.——‘
Jict Denyse-rs mother hopes he will
win the fight "for his sake,” but s'm
wouldn't go across the street to see it
she said My. Nevodhdelc she
thinks he will leave the Toledo arena
as the world's chi-him.
Mrs Cecelia Dempsey. mother ofihe
challenger, tin-s in a canton-Me homo
here. the gm «of her two Mod son
Simaflve and a woman of tie old
school, In. More idol is William
Harrison W, howl tot-neon
world as “.Juck"
"1V imam is a good has and I want
him to win bassoon WWII“
to his," on” Mrs My. “1 filial“—
hc will no. because he coca after
everything in a basilica like mann-vr
and will do The same when he fights
Mr. Willard.
“No, i wouldn’t go to see the fight if
it “saw mass-nun."
H06 WET BREAKS RECORD ‘
CHICAGO. July 3.——Fot the third
time this week. all record high pflces
were broken today in the hog mm
lien. Nam Waco 822.25 a
hundrcdweiglit. a jump of 15 cats
since yesterday.
DRINK H01 tutti
3m rammi-
I! you are accustomed to wake up Mixed Paint, Enamel, m
wifi a 06ml tongue, foul iii-om or
t «It, My headache, or, if your
cesium and turn futons and
acids, you have a real surprise swun-
luyou.
upon sir-sing. “toxins ofbut
Tomorrow aims. immediately.
upon malignant ofhct
watccwjthacmfsloflml
pile-mutant. mummm'
mt'neutnllzeoadthcnwalioutsf-;
your m liver. kidneys unuj
tonal, has ole-alas. mun. and
puma; the um um and. 1
Thu want a sick m
buckscbe. balm attacks constipation
or any form of stomach troubls.u~c
urged to get I. quarter pound of 2111101
stone phosphate from the an: mum
and begin enjoying this morning in-'
slaw-1th. It In said tint men anal
woman whom inspection cntbu-I
castle and keep itup daily. It is 0‘
3910111114 health mm for 11 is 1mm!
Wilt to keep clean and pure on;
the inside tan on the outside, because
the skin pores do not absorb hourl-
ucs into the blood. caosiag disease.
while the bowel pores do
The principle of bathing inside is
’ sot new, as mm: of people m
it. Just as hot water and soup alumni
“It, all hash-i the sun. so hot
water and s tmpooddat Moe
m not ca the stomach. liver
I kidneys and b5 rein. ”mummi-
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heating to her bun-bin. m h
Courts-a1 drriaz: the German cu.—
lion afllr .~‘1~" windows had 3'!!! I.“
died and most of her rm “
for firewood. She survived M
winters on the tan 1 m
Misc Cunningham ii: an (nutter m
momm- yran of use.
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field workers here have I.“ u.
oneofiflnemost strfilmfi‘h-
Runs-la: people is their
pride. With all the misery
erty of the poor. they never be;
never complaint, protest or m
The Emailing are alwm
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