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" 'm: tit-o. July 3. All doubt eon-
: «mm: the number of knockdowns
.luk Dempsey scored in the first
1
up contest with .1633 W'illand July 4.
s is removed today when motion pic.
H res. exhihi'vtl privateLv to pro-
moter Tex Rickard and a party of
fuends. revealed that the dethroned
r'tampion was sent to the 0mm
:wven times. .
l‘here were no knockdowns in'the
r.mninim: two rounds. but “'lllard
troluibly would have been floored if
Hit" ropes of the ring had not sup-
ported him.
Dempsey. the pictures revealed.
floored “'illard with left hook to the
rum for the firs' four knockdowns. lie
mum-l the delimit-d champion for the
Wher throt- knockdowns with right
’ .m-nl loft swings. The first blow that
usct Willard was it short right swing
.}
‘I ,
. tine lzonrl followed by a left hook to
', «Min
1' t‘,>~\¢-inlntl today that concession-
. -. who t'\)ll‘l'lt‘d to reap 'l rich har-
‘ : it‘um t'm- crowd at the Fourth of
MY) lowest. lost heavily. Add Q.
:lil‘“. lt’iitlt‘llnlitkel‘ of the Toledo
l m - (“omiiiission who converted an
..mfltmlti tiw story building into a
-‘,*"\L' dormitory. dropped $1.100 on
\' n'uw, The night of July 3 only
1 - ' »t‘ twt'smis registered. and
.. w mi»: number succeeded in
H }:-L' :3». clerks who were sup—
t-Vit‘t‘l five dollars from each
um- concessionaire who in-
S‘w't in peamum sold $70 worth.
FINED $17 AND COSTS.
'. .amas Burke Persisted in Getting
Drunk and Annoying Women
and Children.
A record that bids fair to rival that
Roner Pvt-itinpaugh. of New York
.ukoes fut‘ consecutive daily action.
bevn launched by Thomas Burke.
Lil's been arraigned twice in as
d:tj.:~ before Judge George ll.
'13} in tlu- downtown court on a
of drunkenneSs. After getting
..nnrduy with a light fine. he
.:1v out. and in a town that is
\ bone dry. proceded to get.
imitated. with lht.‘ result that
1;. O'Vt'ninz found him confined
t-httrged with drunkenness,
l" ‘ht- peace and indecent ex-
v
3 _ co'tzt this morning. witnesses tes—
.t‘ Hurke acted in a. disorderly
» u: manner on Railroad ave-
_\'- rtt-rday afternoon. and
.wv :t in a drunken condition
\' t-hitiizlon street, where he
1 by Officer Frank S. Strat-
urhrvr claimed thlt Burke
Ltnzuage in the pres-
'l‘-ll and children. In his
"ml: admitted his ‘guilt
jxm one more chance.
in: on the count of
n»! $7 for indecent ex-
m-‘- on both. Burke
' Hi ili.‘ own pocket.
.’- PL? ON EMERY PAPER.
H'Neil of the Eastern
Sunday night that he
i :1 when of the game
"Minot-w :tnti Bridgeport
\ .tl; ‘.‘..t\' gut-yell under pro-
i v1:-I l.'lllir':(tl'l ot‘ Worces-
.-‘:.. wnp I» .. ..ppl} Plll()l'_V to
‘ I“ int" ilb‘l} l ttw in“ l'w‘f‘lVOd fl
' will”. .\ ;- . .~ t'llivl}' paper, it is
I ..vmm \\'.. tun; foam-i hidden in
n' t": Hill" Lintldrmi: i« the most
v‘r'ti't’e pitcher in the [vague and
'o::‘ 117?, :trt'ttrtliii: to the lilies!
. ill". V’r‘iii'fliinn
S m:ml “'anr Advertise
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l. JUiCE
FOR FRECKLES
- {minty Litton for
nib—Try it!
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who of the best freckle
. rm! complexion beauti—
- small cost.
1. < tho lemons and {inf
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“g“ 1‘ W'h day andsee how
~ ‘ .: blemishes 4m:
f” rm“ and "I’m ‘ 2",.
and of his heavyweight champion- -
l" Null will probably emi-
be three ounces ot_
“:tn'fi well. and yolkl
r' of orchard white for,
.-l'2»-.<ztge this gweetly'
tn into the face, neeh'sm‘fllflfl- m
Wflh'ammmm‘
that netted them 3 runs, the Yankee
snatched victory from defeat and beat
the Senators 3-2. Up ‘10 the ~eighth
Erickson of Wmibington had held the
Yanks to 4 scattered bits. Peckin-
paugh launched the rally in the ninth '
with clean single to center and
sailed across the rubber when Baker
followed with a smashing homer to
the left field grandstand. Den-ll
Pratt's single chased Lewis home with
the winning tally. _ j...
Peckingpaugh gathered two hits out
of four trips to the plate yesterday.
making it twenty-eight consecutive
games in which be has been credited
with at least one hit. Every time he
comes to the plate now. he is greeted
with at least. one hit. Every time be
comes to the plate now. he is greeted
with an outburst of applause. The
fans are rooting for the Yankee short-
stop to continue his streak And bet-
lt't‘ Cobb‘s record.
The Giants regained their lead in
the pennant race yesterday by drub—
bing the Phillies in both games of a
double header. 10-5 and 7-2. The sec
and came went ten innings. when Mc-
Graw‘s clan scopped in 5 runs with an
avalanche of hits. ‘
PATTERSON DEFEATS
- BROOK“ FOR IITLE
"Hurricane" from Amtralia Wino
English Tennis Honors.
WlM-BLEDON. England, July 8.-—~G.
if}. Patterson of Australia. yesterday
won the lawn tennis championship of
England. Pattemon created a big btir
when be defeated Norman E. Brookes.
the famous Australian, in straight sets
at 67—-—3, 7—5, 6——2. /‘
Brookes could not cope with the
speed of the younger expert whose
American style service has earned for
him the sobriquot of ‘fliurriéune" PIL-
temon. He is a player very much af-
ter the style of Maurice McLaughlinn
the American.
In the semifinals of the mixed
doubles championship Miss Ryan.
United States, and R. Lycett. Austra-
lia. defeated \trs.»l.arcombe and 'R. L
Thomas, both of England 6-2, 6-3.
LEwts CHALLENGES BRtT‘I’ON
FOR RETU‘RN TITLE BOUT
Ted Lewis. who‘formerly wore the
crown of the Welterweight King, is
hotfoot after his loss laurels. Na.
turslly Ted is chasing belter-skelter
after Jack Britten. the lad that knock-
ed him from beneath his diadem.
After the evening in Ohio when Ted
listened to the birdies Ted figured he
needed a rest. In fact he wasn’t in the
best of health that fateful evening.
Just the some he took the chance and
blew sceptrc and all other royal ap-
purtenance‘s.
When Lewis and his manager.
Charles Harvey. returned to normal
they interviewed Dan Morgan. win
leads Britton around. Daniel said
nothing would delight him more than
for his champion to take one more
crack at Lewis. in fact. Morgan said
Lewis was the easiest mark in siglrt.
This pleased and also annoyed Har-
vey.
AMERICAN A. C. PLEASE NOTE.
We have been asked by the manager
or thx' Redwoods to publish the follow-
3:12 letter; ‘
Dear Editor: The Redwoods would
like to play the American A. C. at 3
o'clock next Saturday afternoon at
the Raymond lot. Vadas, the manager
of the locals would be pleased to talk
matters over with the manager of the
Americans at 65 Spring street any time
between 6 and 7 p. m. tomorrow ev-
ening. Please answer through this
paper only. The Redwoods who have
a splendid record of victories and only
two defeats, have ben greatly
-srtengtheneil by the signing slip of
some new players. Hoping all; chal-
lenge will be given quick Mae"-
tion, I am
VADAS.
It’s now up to you. American.
«snowot‘tis’ mu m m A now.
{rite mmmfimmm
7 "5’“! Hunter will Milligmm 7. sfi'flm is“
‘8-0. and mm an m
financing-1’
Running .up 15 hits for a total 0114
runs Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis *. w.
14.19 in the hardest-hitting gums of Conmmm 1m m
the season in Pittsburgh. .‘l‘ne six
pitcher
for a total of” hits.
5 on both teams were- batted
..._...—
A triple by Austin and a wild pitch
by Covoieakie in the tenth scored the
run that gave St. Louis its third suc-
cessive victory over Cleveland today.
Boston took both ends of a double
header from Phfladelpblmatemy.
2-0‘ and 5-0. The batting of Strunk
featured the second game. he poltng
out two triples and a single in four
trips to the plate.
—._'—-
Chicago trimmed Detroit yesterday.
8-3 in the final game of the series.
Cicotte had little trouble holding tho
Cobbitet-s safe.
Manager Grimes of the Americans
protested the 10-1 victory of Pitt‘sfleld
over the Bridgeport nine yesterday.
claimins that for the first three in-
nings. Lind-tram was using the (or-
bidden Emory ball. After the third.
the game was contained under protest.
it is rumored about the sporting cir-
clean that Dempsey has drawn the color
line.
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OHIO BARS PlCTURES OF FIGHT.
Rodonburg Act May Also Prohibit
Their Dually Elmo.
COLUMBUS. 0.. July 8.——'1‘he ‘Wil-
lard-Dempsey fight pictures may never
be seen by the public. in Ohio. at
teast. they will not be placed on ex-
hibition. The Ohio ccgsoruhip board
yesterday officially rejected the pic;
tunes as being unlit to be exhibited in
public.
The probability of the pictures being:
shown in other states is believed to
depend upon what the Rodmbqg
act, which ’pfdllfliitl prize fight pic-
tures being handled in intersme can»;
merce.
It the Rodcnbcrg act does not buri
pictures of boxing bouts and the Wil-
lard-Dempsey light is construed mien
the act as a boxing bout. then it is
believed here that the pictures my
be shown in othnr states if awed
.l
Under the Ohio state low the um‘
was considered to be a boxing match;
by the state censor bards.
FICHER NAM“ “IRAN".
Trumbull and Coolidge a Help cmbi .
Harvard Elem.
CAMBRlDGI-Z. Mass.. July 8.—Hend
Coach Robert Flutter of the Harvard
Football team. Wed last night‘.»
that “'aliie Trumbull and Charliei
Coolidge would assit him with the
eleven.
Trumbull was a tackle on the Crim—;
son team. and acted as contain against
Yale in 1914. Coolidge was left end
on the 1918 team.
———
MACK WILL ASK FOR
WAIVERS 0N JACK BARRY
BOSTON, July 8.—Connie luck an-
nounced last night that be wouldvaak
for waivers on Jack Barry and if they
were not obtained he would give him
an unconditional release. Barry. who
is a second baseman. was recently
traded by the Boston Ancriesn
League Club to Philadelphia, but re-
fused to report unless given a. flute
year: contract.
MOTORCYCLM‘G TO BUZZ ABOUT.
The titer-national motorcycle «and
race CW1) will be held at In.
rlon. lndiana. August 14. ‘ The dis-
tance will b3 200 mites around a. five
mile circuit. invitations will be ex-
tended to .wtaUt’es a! torch"!
countries.-
CAR STRIKE an anvil.
DENVER, Colo. July 8.-—A m
completely tieing up stunt cur coffin
in Denver became meme at 4
o’clock this morning. “we! of_
the Denver tramway company atrnck
bemused; wage reduction who
pd by the company you“.
We hundred motor-en. conduc-
but“ shopmcn are inmygthc‘
will“.
-W“
S. Hague.
of Moving Picture CensorS.
our boys and girls may see it."
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Up the Receipts invent—y round bout. Koran is “instant“ """"" " ' ' .18 31
New Haven .......... 18 31
rejected cut-Nuns or firms. showing the In
pictures in Ohio would be prosecuted. pi
liable to fines from two to 8309 and a
year's impriaomnent. '
Though it appears
that the Wilhrdd’kmpaey pictures will es in his stucltin;r feet.
that they may be seen in other states.
it passed by the respective Stat!- hlm o
boards. This is possible because the imsgy-
Nayor of Toledo. in gaming the per- worth while. anyway. _
mit for the firht. termed it a "boxing What about Fatty Mcehnn. who got
” A Federal law permits the the decision or
contest.
, u more serious bid for publicity than.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 8.—-The mo-- he is for “fight. since he knows he
tion pictures of the “’illard-Dempsey would be a jokeln thermwitb Damp
tight taken .1 the ringside of the 307 And that no Mr would not:
Clampionuhip bout in Toledo last Fri— a mugged niche a: such 1 motor.
dav. were rejected today by Maurice “'lnt about Goons: Cox-peanut. Urban!
chairman of the Ohio Board Jack Kama tum tor the next mach.
for Denim? Coriander would be
Hague w“ an only member of the even worse than Moran. In his palm-i
board of three to review the pictures 198th! of the French champion mat“
and it is possible that the other two '
members of the board will vote to per- (hint! he ever did was tostop 51-15
um their being shown in Ohio. This W Wells. As amiddlcwctsht.
is in doubt. :8 Mrs. Murray Miller. 1 CI I
member of the board. declared tonight 903‘“
that it was entirely possible that sh
will reject the pictures.- The other
member of tbe'bourd.
would not say how he would act,
strong and robust tighter. The best
wander was blocked out by half
“"10“ “NF Km". and b! 3'11)" Boston .............. 31 33
Mike O'l'bwd. who saw the lit
Frenchman's complexion and his xiow- i
There is a report that Car-7
ponder has lung trouble. We would
Hague declared that “such human not back Camellia!- even patina.
butcherv should not be shown where O’Dowd. Against Dempuy Carpentier
would be in denser of mortal injury.
He stated that as the film had been Carpenticr‘s manager never would per—
it his man to face the new chum-
c Poplin.
C. G. Williams. in: eyes.
“'hat of Joe Beckett, the lief chum-
pon of England? Here is a man weigh-
almost. certain in; 196 pounds. standing 5 feet 7 inch-;
Not a bad!
But l-‘mnk Goddard. a novice. knockcd
ut not so many months ago.
match would be}
er Dempsey in a four
interstate shipment of
tests,” but not "prize fights."
’s the Ty Cobb of'u. s.
War Dept
fluent Workers
Can women play baseball?
.1: you are in New, You: and can
spare the time some afternoon to’ go
to Cam! Put-k you will find a lot of
girls. who joined the U. S. army-as
workers in the Ordnanc De ment‘ '
e 9mm” HONOR ATHLETIC was.
Marcie Carson won a place on one of: m w w
the team. She is the Ty Cobb or'fl‘" M L" n at
their league. '
ofllees. playing real
...er n Sentinel Wdefl.
"Glam Am
imnmmamnmmuflammmm , g
who must be.“ no nag-mo manual-u on th- m1“,
WWWWuuurxmm afi—
“boxins cnn- round bout In San Francisco last Win-
”;‘Billy Gibson. who has Keenan in
, flow. already entered a bid for n wtch
with an eye toxard an eight. round
contest in Newnrk on Labor Day. Such
a but would attract close to 100.000;
persons and would outdo the Toledo
map as a financial proposition. We
do not take Neebun seriously. ‘Hc has
no punch gunfire 'do not think that.
he could stand up ugninrt Dempch
tor even two rounds. We to not aim
the.” Francisco bout seriously. und‘
anyway W defendhg' the chantr‘
pinship would be a far different ”(Ug
”than from Dcmpcey putting up on ex- '
hibition for a war fund. “Medan would '
be slaughtered by Dow. i
However. Heelum might do as well:
‘33 bnvbody else. and if the fight public C
in this section must have a. sight of
Dempsey in a championship bout Moe.
,bun mightflll the bill. But there must
:be no attempt to gouge the public out‘
in! all proportion to the pondbillties of y
the fight. Tex mama's experience in
Toledo should be a turning to other
boxing promoters. 1
i Talk of another Dempsey-mane fight;
‘must be banished. Miske said the}
other night in Toledo that he mi
would enter the ring a” mm.
nrw champion, “He bits lite a trip!
go halt a round with W.
The negro contingent mat be count-
tbe champion.
the fourth on the tint. was W‘s
Wan-mg partner. and ”flowed M.
knockouts in camp at “do.
France.
Colonel Watt C. Mould”
lode cloa- cf the A. Ell, his three
‘ W!
L ‘ - . 80k. David 1!. Good
t 'BAVER C RUSS" 0“ 39:231.... .. .. .. ..
Damon. and. Elwood 8. Brown, chief
mwotmv.u.c.a.m.
M. lava received the begin all
‘mmm mini Wt}
for‘thdrelomlumwlfiiae
lflW guns in Pull.
um ct the Wot the".
“qr.
hammer," and Miske whom-Mod to}
l
a friend that bcdid mania-econ“!
t
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led out of the running. shoe Dunbar; i! h “350! leagues?" m- '.-.
than drawn the color line. At that, we: ‘ ‘ m mid-st each m. u. .,
'do not see that it matters guy. for not;
outin‘
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'clo-ebts’dufles at Cornell -h ‘3'"
‘ nemv FOR rm
OM Already a nu.
a b' . .. in”. . 1,
wow HAVEN. July s.——WL& .- uln-
‘val at Dr. Albert H. Sham. ‘ .
..tlj "*c director at Yakima b '
tootbuu canton are mu“ “—
Although 99. m «u at a“
, I“ P" weeks lie-bus taken up his a“
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Chiagd ............. 37 21 .czs with the 7‘10 M‘B- '
Pittsburgh ........... 35 23 . ., He has conferred with his pig—4-
‘22“!!! ...... i ...... i; i: .535 ‘ nent mam P‘d‘ Dr. ‘ - . .
'Bolton ..24 33 ' Dr. Arthur Bride: and Jack "to;
Philadelphia ....... .18 43 um! laid preliminary rim 1- th IO-
Amencan League. locption o; the squad about M
' New‘ York sws' :2 P' c. 12-
,...cmmo ..fifIZIZIZIIu 25 m-mllfllm“m*°w
Cleveland .......... .36 28 .563 I coaching. Dr. Brides the thew-wan!
St. Louis ............. 32 31 .508 Owsley‘ the defensive, and M n"
‘ """"""" ‘ 1 3’ 3: ly the buokneia work. He nun-j ‘
“mm , , . _ _ . 39 33 .433 coach of Tom 'Sbevlin‘s elm.“ 1
‘ Philadelphia . .1 ....... 17 45 .274 is regarded us perhaps the M “-
‘ Intomltional Lean.- : ed eleven in defensive flu out“
Baltimore ............ g?) If; If I turned out “ Yale. ‘ _,
Tom“, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 42 29 Another couch will be nun-n a. 3;
INewurk .............. 37 31 .6“ Olcott. who has ben appointed an...»
Buffalo .............. 85 3‘ .597 01' o! “hm and 01m mm
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Rochester _________ "‘3: g: Yule. He formerly coached It 1.!)
Reading .............. 24 42 .364 moons and the University of Kant- .
Jersey City .......... 24 45 .348 and has been fm‘ a year and a half .9 ,
recbr of athletics at the Great 1.”
line ”chin. ‘
E It is now likely that the and nail
o li'nfu l i n. ‘ r .
not be shown in Ohio. it is probable match. physicailly. Beckett has a punch to todsv. mum sane ’dflmm Will be George Moselpy. who win ‘
W‘orceutcr. 10; Bridgeport, 1.
New Haven. 3; Waterbury. l.
manna. 5; Providence, 3.
National League.
munch. 14; St. We. 9.
New York. 10-7; Philadelphia. 5-2.
We guinea scheduled.
Mn 1.“...
Mo. 8: Detroit. 3.
8t. Innis. 3; Cle'olud. 2. '
New. York, 3; Washington, 2.
Boston. 215; Philadelphia. 04.
W
Bulb-lo. 6; Mr, 0.
Bi 9; Toronto. 6.
J'eraey City. 9; Reading, 2.
Three games scheduled.
m MM.
Calm. 3; Mic. 3.
Milwaukee. 7; Wm. 6.
Toledo. 3; ludhnapolls. 2.
,Now Sound League.
Portlnnd. 4; Lowell. 1.
Kuvcrhtll; 2; mm. 0.
Lawrence; 5; l‘ltcbbuu. 2.
m “noel-(ion.
Nubvfflmj; Mule lock. 0.
New ms: mu. 4.
Mobile. 7; Birmingham. 5.
Chattanooga. 4%; Memphis. 1~2.
mum's GAMES
Eastern League.
W at Butter! (2).
m mm.
Worcester ut Waterbury.
Lt W.
St. Louis It New York.
m ‘
No games caudal-d.
7mm .muc.
Butch at Reckoner.
Bingbumtou at Toronto. ~
Read-g at Jena] City.
Baltimore at Newark.
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NAT!ONAL LEAGU‘.
Player. Club. G. AB. R 8.
Some of the negro tie-Me‘s“ 50" "' ‘cnmb Phil :3 184 31 67
t _ .
the ring would have n chance spins! . Myers. Bh......¢ 285 84 19
Sum mngtcrd was. Young. N. Y......c: M5 :7 u
Cla....._.£2 227 u 73
. forced to quit by “icon and is through. ‘ Rom.
Harry Wills would be punched into i K’m- 37- Y ------ 33 237 35 73
submission in spite of his WM
Km Norfolk wouldbeujoke. salute warm. NI.“ :0: 51 78’
Vench. Det ...... 63 232 as u
Cobb. Det ....... 49 194 34 67
Mind, Debug! 177 25 61
Judson, Chi. .8 247 34 84
AUERICAN LEAGUE.
Plum. Club. (Infill. It
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'1?th even at 3"“‘4’ “‘W‘ ‘F’
l'l‘hcnthc
of Yale's intercollegiate elemjl I“. ’ , ff“
: Herbert Kemptun. the fort” n...
(er all round athlete and {am nu-
freuh-um quartsrbnck, win m b
college this fall. but as M n-
Boobe, the former Yale regular c’
terback. oleo will be in coils. ,‘
tall “man may be transfer-mil fi
balm. _
1 Jim «Baden, the fullhuck 9*.
couple 0! substitutes have M. .- g”
gun light pmctlce at Yale Fluid. . 7 .
pecially in punting, and drop him .. .,
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' AUSTRALIANS .TO PLAY
. m NATlONAL Till.
- mu. July 8.——l\‘ornnu m
G. L. m, R. Lyoen all 3. $
m Anna-nan menus mu. ‘-
“unsolicited meouhoufl~~
liner Amt-1- on July 1:. . .
The ”tall-nu will 33?”.ch . ,
.the m lawn topic m .
'sbipl .1 Mt films, In I”.
i , , m. 7
i to see 139 time If newt” “'
'lu your face. to See your ‘1- “ »
ieleanor And clearer, to wake - “I! I
put s headache. bench. afl‘ .
:tongue or natty breath. in fie! -
i feel your best, day in and day out, n is?
itry inside-balm evu'y I.“ .3 ‘
I
gain- otreaibotwourwitbob-
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the stomach. liner. kidneyl n-
the pronoun We tomcat.”
lonr bile and Mina: than
1g’lmtc will cost very little at the w- -»
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