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end of the first round when Dempsey
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TITLE AHEAD

around the dinner table
lnzllice's is not of the day's
..; :he pitcher they may face
:zll's series. The boys are
confident, but they are do-

‘«i make all comers show
why New York should not
" V \tandnrd of the American

“-3 action against the senior
J Franklin Baker of the “‘m‘ 3 3"“ Va“ “mug far the sewnth

Lewis and Ernie time
the tire of other
have inspired the rest
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1"“ ”“3” of mm” first time that a heavyweight champion

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Pitcher Tobey Back Again

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Club. of Bridgeport.
game.
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.. All place in the industrial League. in
and is rated as one of the
which
Lockwood; are play-
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Jr'Icku’uods, Wat.“ on the mound for the
l"(ill> and showed thaI he is in great
as hr only allowcd one run and
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the Army of Occupn- .
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Ex- Kaiser Bill and Old John Barlev- average up to 393 W‘Mhflo
corn welcomed Jess “'lllard to the ting streak has now tested through .243:
Has Been Club this morning consecutfi‘e Mela ' ‘ i

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The Yanks took the Wuflngton clan
into camp for a brace of game: yester-
“Never felt better." declared Vi-‘illard (135'. Four home runs were rolled up
just before the battle. After facing: in the two games
that dashing;r Dempsey person for three
rounds, Jess evidently would have :ln-.
cwcred that he never felt worse.

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One of the fans in the arena yester-
day was a man totally ‘blind who paid
$60 for a seat under a 112 sun. His
ilxlagination and his friends’ accounts=
f’al‘t‘ him his picture of the fight. fruns in a game. a record 0!
years. Yesterday morning they

four in two innings. What next?

crashed in with his fourth home turn

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terday's battle was, that it was the
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bout for the heaVywelgllt champion- the holiday bill from the Phillies b5".
ship 95 er fought. it was also the first the scores of 3_ 1 and g-“ o_ (‘rava a.tll
time in history that a sponge was toSS- Zimmelman. Vs hmpd and Luderous
ed for a title holder Jack set a record poled out circuit clouts A
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The Reds celebrated the grand and
glorious occasion by taking the Carl‘-
inals nunlbe. in both morning and a-'- V
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Joc. Lynch. recently discharged from
the service. was declared the winner
over C'hzlr'lcy Beecher. the former ama- V
tenr champion. in an eight round af—i The Dodgers made it a 50.50 affairV
fair at the Armory A. A.. of New J9!“ with the Bmx-ps yesterday. by tnklng‘V
sei’. yesterday afternoon. Beecher the morning game 7.3 and getting the.
didn't have oc. hance from start to fln- short end of a 52 scorc in the anpr.V
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The Cleveland crew had a calla day.

the famous
They trounced St.L.ouls iuV

5' picked up 5"yesterday.
his both games, 9-4 and 11-1.

Roger Peckinpaugh.
shortstop of tllc Yankee
more hits yesterday and pulled I

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iph5slcian however. soon after he re-;

nfrom lob rin g. The latter stated
officially that Willard was not sir-lonely
injured and would be. able to appenr in

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4Scarcely Any TWO Specta-I treatment. These bruises. while most-
tOI'S Agree on the Fight l5 super-field. were visibly impressive

Result m Toledo dam: the rim
. Neither boner had made any definite
TOLEDO Ohio July

*Tllough a plans for leaving the city early today,
but ”it wag expected that Dempsey
would depart within the next forty?
eight hours in ordler la fulfill :1 undo
ville engagement offered him in case
he was the winner. \Vill’m bod orig-
inally plunned to go to New York indis-
crfis certain business plan immediate-
ly after the bout, but what effect the
upset will have upon this nmngcmt
could not be learned early todny. So
confident was “’illnrd thnthe would
defeat Dempsey that be bod complet-
ed preliminary plans to omnlno a
moving picturt company antl- star in I
series of film dramas in which his ring
prowess would be of great value. The
blows of his more youthful opponent
are believed to have shattered this
scheme.

Dempsey has no immediate idea of
rte-entering the ring. for there is no
worthy opponent in sight at. thlsdlme.
He is ready to defend the champion-

The referee notified DemDSpy ship at any time. however, and it is
that he had won. and the Salt Lake quite likely that a hunt will be started
Cit) plgillst was well on his way to to find a suitable and drawing antago
his dressing room before nls manager "13! within few months.

overtook him and told him that he Tex Rickard. promoter of yesterday's
was in danger of being disqualified on battle, when approached on this mat-
a technicality for leaving the ring. ,ter.*denled that he had intention of un-

Tllc question of which round Demp- dertaking such a venture at this time.
sey won his new title in was placed lie said:
befo: ) several veteran ring officials by "Dempsey is sure to make a popular
champion and will in time be called
upon to defend his‘tltle. ‘but there illV
none in sight at. present to give him
battle.

“While he he is a wonderfully built
athlete, Dempsey is not bigger than
scores of other men throughout the
country and mrope, undJor that rena-
on will be easier to match than W'll‘
lard was. The new contenders mm
first be developed. howaver. and this
will take time. Unless Carpentier of
France or Beckett of England show
within the next few months that the
war has not set back their boxing abil-‘V
ity. We must wait for a new tippomm
to bottle his way to a position where
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crowned in Jack Dempse5, controvery—

ing the nine minutes of of filth: bom~
bardment that scarcely two spectators
saw the scene the same. The uncer-

won with a knockout. and the payment
of such wazers as hinged on when
Willard was stopped. furnished unlim-
ited material for argument.

So weak was the sound of the gong
and so great the uproar about the ring.
that Referee Pocoxd failed to bear the
hell and continued to count OVer “Fil-
lard as he sat on the ring floor near
a neutral corner. although Time Keep—

er Barbour ordered the clan; when Pe.

consensus was that Dempsey stopped
“lllard in the third round. as the lat-

These same veterans
pointtai out several other interesting

had ever admittel detect without leav-
ing his chair as well as the shortest
heavyweight championship combat of

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after the battle were much the same
as those following the passing of past
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This photograph was taken at Can nos, France. just after Captain R.
Norris W’llllams, national tennis cha mplon, and Captain “1 M. W’ashburn.
also champion. had won in the finals of n tournament for officers of the A. ‘
E. R. Their opponents in the doubles on the courts of the Carlton Club
were Lieutenant-Colonel Dwight F. Davis and Chaplain B. N. Dell.

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Afigggvlts 30 , _ The Springwoods were hunted by
Fri“! Jul! L—Th? elm' the St. Stephens. of Bridgeport. by
inntion race between the Oxfrd and the. the score of 8 to l at Amusement:
Americnn crown for the King's cup to- Park. Fourth of July afternoon.

[pone playing by the locals cause!
day was rowed under ideal conditions the defeat 1“va 918M errors cbnlll-I

The Americans led nt the mrt. and ed anoint than.
at the half way mnrk held a lead of? Frank Pulunbo .a new man netted
three quarters ofnlengtb.1‘lley porn "1‘ SPNWS only run by “MW

ed a faster stroke that the Oxfords. mint; the bill elm out of the lot for

abet-o run
who. with a powerful sweeping ctr-okra; The box score is an bllowc:
drew level at the mile. Oxford thou; SPRINGWOOD.
made a supremeeffort and a desperate ' , lb 1' h DO $ 9
race ensued. but th Americans were P“ 3:32“: 3b """ 3 2 i g i :1,’
unable to respond to the demands for Ritzo. 2b ......::.'::4 0 1 1 2 1
a foster stroke and were beaten in :l Rucker.1b .........3 o 0 11 0 1
most exciting contest by a length and 8. Bardos, ss ........ l 0 1 1 2 1 '
‘nquarter. “my, lf............_4 0 0 1 0 l
Nagy rf .......... 4 0 1 2 0 0
In un- launder cup ellminlflon heat? Arlen: cf ......... 4 o 1 o o o
rowed between the American first chwV B. Bardos. p ........ 3 0 1 2 2 0
and the New Zealnnd army crew. the. ______
latter. rowing a faster stroke, was half Totals ‘ 'S'T' STE-153m: 7 27“ 8
a length ahead at the quarter mile Th" I ah r . h po 3 e
Americans took the lead at three quar- Hoyt. lf ............ 5 1 3 2 0 0
tars 0' a mnc and. .‘thmgh rowing fl Chow‘s, $8 ........ 5 1 l 1 2 0
slower ml... mdnwr med INN 3113‘ i‘t'::::::::"§ 3 £13 3 3
The Americans, thmtened I" the I“ Kosmn. rt .......... 5 2 2 2 o 0
different steering of the New Zenlanu Heressey, 3b ....... 4 0 2 O 3 1
but. were compelled to give way, M‘VO'HM. 2b ........ 3 1 0 2 5 I
straightened out in the last fifty yawn; g$;":nt ° ------ : (1’ i g, g g
mecrewwlnnlngamatmeby one ' ______
and one fourth lengths. Totals ............ o s 15 27 12 2
Summon: Home rum—f". Pinatubo.

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laudy. “pol-lose ploy—F. moo (na-
assist tolen Maw-Remy.
Foufll of My 6mm 5"WIN!" a“ Hit batsman—Rocker 3 Ba 5.
Tulle. ON Part of His Hand. 3 Base: ‘on balls—Off Bunion. ' OR

WC“. July 5. “Edward Rudy.3 . Struck out—~83 B. mules,

woman. . M“... 3...... m .3. N stills: mi:

in Cos Cob, had the plum and two flh- Evans. 'scor'er—Kmml.'

get-s of his left bud him of renter-3 f

day afternoon and summed “Sm Mei Miss Ryan Defeated in

tum of the arm and wrist while load-V Tennis at WWW”

in; a toy cannon which eXpIOded- l ' ‘

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'Suunne location. the French girl. do-

footed Hills Setterhwnite yesterday In

the semifinals at the tntsrnntlonnl
tennis championship. M, 6—1, M

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The attempt to swim scroll: the
sound was made aerate! you-s ago by
seven! some! the corps, who on
ly succeeded in will; lull w W
when they had to yield to the conquer-
ing force at tho-strong tide which was
against them. Stobell will have to
filht‘m themoddl and hols
confident that be will come urns: I ~.
winner. and master the swift tide. .

Last week. 8&de w the local;
papers. i.“ n- unto-out that he'
wanted some one to make the MW 3
with him providing that they had fur- 3
nished themselves with ndequnte Pro:
tectiol against any accidents and uni
to today no one in: node any nswelxI
So Sahel! will make the memo: alone!

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Eastern Lei-‘90..
Hartford. 6-9; Piltsfield. 5-16.
Springfield. 1945: New Ho.
\Vorcestcr. 3-7: Providence,
Bridgeport. 7.9: Waterbury, 3-2.

National League.

New Yolk. 3-8; Philadelphia. 1-8.
Brooklyn 7-1" Boston. 3-6.
Cincinnati, 4-4; St. bank, 3-2.
Chicago. 7-4; Pittsburgh. :1

American League.

New York. 8—6: “’ashlngton, 8-5.
Boston, 9 9: Philadelphia. 2-6.
(‘llicat'u of: Detroit. 1-1.
(‘Is‘ve‘zz 1'1. 9 11: St. Louis, N.
American Association.
Loul‘snlle, 6-4; Indianapolh, 0-5.
Mllfi‘aukrc, 7-5: Kansas City,
Minneapolis. 5; St. Paul. 1'.
Columbus. 9-6: Toledo. 8-3.
Southern Amati-I.

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hOI‘CEBlEI‘ . .. . ....... 28 I! m
,. tartar-y ... ....... 28 I! .
Expects to Leave Huntin .Sl..“5cld. ............ 22 u a.
ton Tm Hamil: 'Hliéim"..;;tztz:::::f§ 3 '3
llo’CloclfiandBeatRotc New Helen. ....1s a .81.
Point Six Hours Later I M“ “W, , r .
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Arthur Stabell a member of the Rc-i calming?” I I .' I :2: g up.»
too Point Voluntecl Life Salim: Corps: 'Piltsbursh 3‘ 3| “I
will make his attempt to swim acne Ch ““50 ------------- 35 31 53":
Long I-lnnd Sound, tomorrow. He wfll I 183: 0013;; """""" g; . g ”I
make the start from Eaton Neel: Light Boston ...'.'.'.".’.'..'.'.':.'.'23 a has
All Hlmtington at about 10 a. M. and it Philadelphin ......... n 4. ' :10
is expected that it will require all off “"9”“ L“ "- -
six hour! for him to come across it is L' I 20...
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not the intention to esubush a record c§,;a}.;"f '''''''''''''''''' g: I“! ’3’
if he should succeed butltis his ae’ Cleveland ...........236 u no
hire to first cm. ‘0'“. ‘nd nome- geltgli ............... 31 3 ~
t‘ t n s ............. 20 5‘
mac later make the attempt again and Boston 29 31' A.
try to establish 1 mom! for the feet. IWnshlnmon __________ 27 a. '1.
I Philadelphia. ......... 15 43 .$.
l International League.
A w n. 9.0..
Baltimore ............ 47 1’ .713:
Toronto . ......... . . .42 8 .313
Newark . . . . . n .36 3. . 5‘
Milo ............... 3’ 34 .I‘
Blnghunton . . . .30 33 .
Rochester . . . .....30 36 .
: Reading ............. 24 38 3"
.Jcrsey (‘ity .........22 44 .3“

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Memphis. 13-2: Little M 16.
Nashville, S3; Chan-noun, 84.
Mobile. 5: Atlanta. 8.
International League.
Newark, 8~2z Jersey City, 24.
Bufialo, 2—0; Toronto. 6-1.
Rochester, 6.5; muslin-bl. l-L
Baltimore. 4-17; Read". 2-3. ‘

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Hurtful-d st Providence.
Pittsfleld at W'aterbnry.
Worcester at Springfield.
New Keven at Sr“

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Bolton ct Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago It Plum.
St. Loni: at Cincinnati.

American League.

Detroit 3t Chicago.
Cleveland It St. Louis.
Wuhington at Niaw York.
Philadelphia : 1 Boston.

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Btnghunton at Rochester.
Reading at Butt-one (2).
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TULSA. Okla... July 5.—l§u1 Porn-r
Sound is very strong .nd swift enough 01' TN“ and BOW! mdfiw OI!-
to check the progress that is being leans fought 15 that rounds to n it"
made to push an. entry cmrwy I'E-Nteldal'. according to tho III—m

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pert end-mt and said! having suc-
ceeded in swimming through tho w‘birl-
ing water of Roll We should have a
very easy time in rolling» through this.
comm. Stnbdl will be “computed
by members of the corps, who will b?
donnlde of bin with two defies. The
Sentinel .nd floor ammo-cs will
Wasat‘lnoieotthembosts
and watch the mm: of Stallion. who
bu the. best wishes of the entire city
on his venture.

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