.. .. ”nan...
llllsu DEMANDS -
will llIil‘lSlllN
* Bl upturn
ber Day or Take Turn in
.. Future. uni
~.
entier one week in
hether he will tinset:
" v - ' chant ion in a mate on
Eugenia; Demgsey has taken the
troper. course. The Frenchman and
his astute manager. who have been
- . ting about the bush ever. smce
» .. ywlmig %.@umun'n.wiLm.
, in giving Carp
,. hich to decide w
; -h w their hands. Dempsey‘s Washington at Cleveland.
mmvestgr: 2n the table. He will sign Boston at Detrmt.
. m at Carpentier Labor Day. and
mereeis no question that the contest NATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘ could take place without interference. ‘
With more than two complete months Yuterdafa Rugluo
. in which to train, both should be in St. Louis. 1. Phlladelll i8. -
good condition. Other games postponed, rain.
In 5 ite of this very fair and busl‘
’ mess-lilfe proposition. tllort‘ is not a Standing of thii’ftlu'fi'ist P (‘
shadow of doubt that the Frenchman . _ 29 . 21 . get;-
‘will refuse. He. will say that he can- Clnmmlati """" H 08 21 I :71
- not fight in America owing to his con- Brooklyn ------------ :0 on séé
tract with C. B. Cochran. despite the SE. Louis ------------ :3 3.; .511
' fact that he and his manager both de- Pllfs‘burgh ---------- :7 ‘ 3; .SM
' claredehen they sailed into this paitICthagO ............ 51 59 .456
that Carpentier would be ready to BVOSYOII' ~. ------------ 01 "0 .4},
meet Dempsey anywhere, America 1‘9)” Yolk ---------- 19 30 .38‘é
preferred, any time. It would appear Philadelphia ........ .
that they had in mind a social meet-
‘ g with the world's champion rather _ Game‘g, 20:13:;
than a ~ugilistic contest. St. LOUIS at Plnla ‘c p a.
, In fact Carpenticr will have a dozen , 0.110880 at Brgfi’l‘h‘; k ,
' excuses for refusing to fight Dempsey. Pitt-3b”??? at B 9‘: 0T - ”-3,
The chances are good that if Demp- ClflClnndtl at 05 on.
my wants to box Carpentier the AIYI- _..__
erlcan will .have to go across the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.‘
33:23. trifle? ls doubtful 1‘ he then '. Yesterday's Results.
Carpentier will sail for that dear All games postponed. rain.
‘ force as soon as his exhibition tour ,
“ends the early part of next month,a.nd 5“"de 0’ mama-“35L P. C.
, ‘he will not return to fight Dempsey, B ff'tl I; 16 .6516
. Levinsk)‘ Ol‘ any other American ll 1 0 ............. a 1Q 64!);
‘heavyweight. golf‘mgr ............ 3.0 1t) :62; l
Carpentier has had a very enjoytt- Alum] e ' --------- "a 21 5867
3 W" and profitable experience while in R ‘3? w- ----------- -' £5 29 Z463
this country ,to which he. is most wet J9“ nhC‘t: --------- - 0'1 21 404
come. and the only fault that can homers”, ’, 3 -------- go 34 -370
found with him is hi5 lack of frank, qocnesnel .......... l3 §8 :355
' .uess as to his [real intentions regal-1L .yracuse ---------- ..
fig - match With Dempsey. Games Today.
’ Toronto at Baltimore.
AMERICAN GOLFERS m... .. Jen... oi... — 1
R DEFEATED ABROAD Akron at_ Syracuse. .
l. « Rochester at Reading. . if
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. LONDON. June 18.——American golf-
" cm were beaten yesterday in an in-
ierteam match with the Sunninzdale
(nub, four luatclltzs to one. In the
leading game Robert A. Gardner, of
Chicago, and Nelson Whitney, at New
*‘Ovrleans, were beaten by Angus Hans-
throw and Guy Campbell by one hole.
7. The American golf players will play
at Rye, Saturday. against the Oxford5
:38.le Cambridge Society players. Then9
all but Gardner will proceed to Paris {
. gongéay atfthe famous La Boulie links:
. ay, a ter which thev w‘
ftocAInlerica. . ' m return
‘ ar ner will sail for New Y ~
' ,nrday on the Mauretania. rork Sat
re
BOXING NOTES.
4*
Frank Moran announces his willi -
_ mess to take on Carpentier on alligy
items. It. cannot be denied that a
Jnatch between Moran and Carpentior
. wosugd be, vary interesting.
., amps Brien and Tie M
13111111511 the chief fireworks Tim will
Bayonne A. A. tonight.
. Andy Chaney. leading contender for
f ahe featherweight title, will meet
,Jobnny Murray at the Armory A. A.
. Jersey City, next Monday night and
.11: should result in a good bout. ’
ere seems to be a dis
some quarters to force Fipglsitfiatgg
, Jlnto the ring with Jack Dempsey. To
2 those who saw the meeting between
: these boxers at Harrison Field N I
. in which the hostilities ended in eight"-
’aeen seconds, there seems to be an ele-
. .ment of cruelty in the proposal again
: 10 havethe Plaster-er face the Salt.
Jake Simeon However, if the per-
, rsons who thing Ferocious Frederick
., .lbas a chance against the champion in-
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
,-
YeSterday's Results.
New York, 7; Chicago, 2.
Boston, 2; Detroit, 1.
St. Louis. 12; Philadelphia,
Cleveland-Washington, rain.
9.
Standing cf‘the Clubs.
. “'on. Lost. P. (‘1).
Cleveland ........... 35 17 . u ‘
New York ........... 3 20 .6435!
Chicago ............. 29 24 .53. 1
Boston .............. 26 23 .501
Washington ......... 24 25 .499,
St. Louis ............ 25 27 .4191:
Detroit .............. 18 34 .346l
Philadelphia ........ 16 39 .291
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Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Philgtlplnhin ~27; 5;, Igngsj
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
All games postponed, rain.
Standing. of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. I‘-
New Haven ..... 28 14 .667
Bridgeport .......... 27 15 .643
Worcester .......... 19 20 .4§Z
Springfield .......... 19 2 .440
Hartford . ..... . ...... 17 19 .472
Pittsfleld . .......... 2O 23 .465
Albany ............. 18 23 .439 ,
Waterbury .......... 16 2 .356 -
Games Today.
W’aterbury at Hartford (2).
Albany at Worcester.
Bridgeport. at Springfield.
New Karen at Pittsdeld.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 5-4: Columbus, 4-3.
Toledo, 7.; Louisville. 5.
Others not scheduled.
SOUTHERN' ASSOCIA‘HON.
Birmingham. 6; Memphis. 3.
‘New Orleans, 2; Chattanooga, 1.
Nashville. 2: Mobile. 1.
Atlanta-Little Rock. not playe
Five Leading Hitters
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player 811d Club. G. AB; .
d.
Wow} VQ‘C-I—fl"*‘
llhe United States
Iowan routes less than twenty miles
Ta rid that 1T]
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Steamboat Oficals Can’t
Meet the, Law.
In so far as the general publicAls
concerned chances of Seeing the ln-
ternational yacht races for the Amen;
ica‘s Cup between the Resolute or the
Vanitie and the Shamrock IV., off Sazl- i .-
dy Hook next month, are very slim,
indeed:
terday afternoon after a conference
among officials of the various steam-
ship companies and railroads which.
operate steamship lines in the vicin-
ity of New York.
7‘1”” officials received word that
Department of
Commerce and Labor refused to waive
ride that any passenger steamship on
off shore are requiredvto provide life-
boats, liferafts and pontoons for 70
per cent. of the iasgengrsi carrie
boats to accommodate 50 per cent. of
the passengers. The lifeboato. rafts
and pontoons must be equipped with
hatchcts. lamps. oars. masts. sails,
boat hooks and cans of oil.
and lifeboat» must also be equipped
with water tight containers holding
two pounds of pmvisions for each pas-
senger carried and ,other water tight '
receptacles containing one quart of
fresh water for each passenger car-
ried.
GIVES CARPENTIER
SAN FRANCISCO. June 18.—--
“Georges Carpentier will have one
week in which to decide whether he
wants to fight Jack Dempsey for the.
world‘s heavyweight championship 0.15
or before Labor Day, and if he does;
not meet this demand it must. bel
taken for granted that he does not:
want to meet the champion,"
Kearns.
yesterday,
I
“Putting the match owri
. until he returns from Europe does not; w
I?
I
I
-r_. Remember You Save Twenty Cents on
satisfy us."
"We will give Carpenlier one week
to say whether he? wants to fight,
Dempsey on or before Labor Day. if=
he doesn‘t want to light then Demp-
sey will start a campaign among the
other heavyweights of the world."
C. 6’s P. ARROWS CLASH WITH
BIRDS, AT BAXTER GROUNBS,
TOMORROW.
Both Teams Sure of Victory—Perkins,
Will Pitch for the Undefeated
C. a. K. Team.
The C. 6‘; K. Birds are scheduled to
light upon the Cluett 8: Peabody Ar—
rows, tomorrow, on the Baxter
grounds, at 3 p. In. As both these
teams won their games last Week,
though the Arrows made a poor start
in the league season. they are begin-
ning to hit. their stride. Anyone at
all familiar with local baseball talent
NfiEXBIIIISlflN must
- Hill __l_l_l1_lll no 1
I .j
l v’-.:‘
That was made certain yeah.
‘20P + 7R CENT OFF 1
the provisions of the law which pro,
e1? must be enough Iife- “
Each rattle.
A WEEK TO‘DE'CIDE .:
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lf-f“
Jacki
Dempseyr. manager. said here . .
t ..
they are each confident of victory. Al- ,s
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will realize, on looking over their
lineup, that they have a strong organ-
lZaUOD.
The Birds will be somewhat bandi-
capped by the absence of Dick Ray'—
montl from his place behind the plate.
Dick received a painful Injury to his
foot in last. Saturday's game against ,
home.
in from left field. He could also move?
substitute infielder-s cover
fielders.
Judging from the smashing double‘
his old form.
iwicked stick.
And Bill Perkins will twirl. His‘
‘cle to their cup winning aspirations.
PC
.410
.392
.376
.370
.354
PC.
Sisler, St. L ..... 52 212 40
Speaker, Cleve...52 19-1 51
Jackson, Chi. . ...49 197 29
Milan, VVash.....47 200 34. 74
Johnston, Cleve..50 181 20 64.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AR. R.
87
76
74
J 23151 on it the meet ma
. , , y take lac
. .gNetizxr'ltheless. it hardly seems ju’bt g
The defeat of Jim Higgins, bantam
’achampion of England by Char]
' ‘ ‘ ' 9 o e
soouxh bantam champion of Eur-angel‘s.
._2eggy Bettinson’s new club, at ROI.-
3 land Park, London. was not the only
.ggre'verse suffered by England on that
. aoccaslon. Mike Honeyman, the feath-
erweight title holder. was vanquished
EgonAztfhtfir IVlyns, the " bantam cham-
_ egium. Vlvns
Honeyman in the to knocked out
ght in which the
hatlllcle. Since last
an . me had four chant ions b
in international bouts—fBecketteatg;
«Carpenter. Basham by Lewis
girls by Ledoux and Honevmab by
vns. The Belgian ‘
gatifl’ pnncher.
«W lithium “*WWEiWWonW. .. M. .
regarding his war
.élingland and retorted2.
say that I was not mo
aerve my count
t the war.
went to America, and at the first
‘ ’jjnstructar. and I had through
‘09 3‘31 Marital drill.
In!!! on.
fragmenting.“
that ‘ : mu
people"
.. «w:
.ffi
Hig-
mybodt to Mommy pal-mom: W?”
“a his credit.
Hornsby, St. L...53 215 41 84 .391
Daubert, Cin... . .48 188 33 66 .351
,Robertson. Chi. ..41 156 21 53 .240
’Groh, Cin. . . . .49 L93 34 64» .332
Duncan, Cin ..... 50 189 25 62 .328
AMERICAN TROTTER
WINS AT OLYMPIA
LONDON, June 18.——The Olympia.
Horse Show attracted a large attend-
nth round of a lance, last. night. to witness the driv-
Bl‘iton never had a. ing and jumping competitions. George
December Eng—,‘Watts, of New Jersey, took first prize
.in class 2 for trotters with Garry
10wen. and- third prize in the same
event with his mare Yankee Girl.
During the drive around the arena,
1
is said to be a. there was a collision between Garry
, , Owen. and the pony Master Ideal. Wal-
J Kid Lers. who recently stopped ter Winans,’who was driving Master
ohnny Basham, the Welter champion Ideal, was thrown and dragged some
inf England. was subjected to criticismjdistance, but resumed his seat and-
record while 111'. gained second prize.
“It is a lie to»! “
gt anxious to RUTH HAS YET‘TO
ry from the beginning. .
I volunteered the mo-l
:nent war broke-out, but I was not aca
«copied on medical grounds. I, then home run off some member of Connie
. m Mack’s pitching emf and hint. tony»
1e opportunity joined the American mrough the various American League
Army. They appoint“, me mm; clubs will be. complete.
, , Manama!
Ham I:
NICK MACK PITCHER
“Babe" Ruth has only to make a
“Babe“ has ,
. , . . j_hit for the circuit in five out of seven .
hands between 30.000 and 49.000 memltlarkszin which he=has performed as a.
whom I instructed inlbayonet pme— Yankee. Retailer! tod‘o so at Shibe
I chanenge ‘Park and Washinm. nine-has yet.-
vlait'st, Louis. 0!: this date a. year
.m— ago Ruth new arranging to»
‘ . got ' ; 1? circuit .. .mrw
. met. so, he cham'fltb ammo; New -
K. OF C. TO-PLAY BETHEL.
On Sunday afternoon at 3:30 the
South Norwalk Knights will clash
With the strong Bethel team. This is
have always been represented
one.
large
dent that their te
Casey’s winning streak.
.wlll‘have their regular 1
field and a rare treat is
as follows: ,
Bethel—-Dyer, 2b
nell, 3b: Wat-go or
Abert, 1b: Cunningham.
. _ It; Culha .
cf. ' he”
Fimilllgrkhenner, ss, Havenfeltz or
K. of C.. fit-—
”van, 0; B.1 o J. Connolly. lf; Sul-
“7eafer 2b. F C
53; Keane. cf; Red. ' ‘. Onnolly,
rt: MuIVey, 3b; Volga; 1b. Russell,
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NINTH TRIAL YACHT
RACE A ,
NEWPORT GAIN posrPomm
, R. . _
er postponemen 1’ June 18' Anoth~
race between R
America’s Cup
Caused resterd
The yachts-la
rain. It is
meeting, ‘ RS
clears,
course.
t of the ninth '
esolute and Vanitietrll'gll‘
defending honors. watt-~
ay by a northeastar
y at anchor in a driv' .
probable that-their next
7 soon as the Weather
.will be over a triangular
N
' OPEN AIR Bouts. -
rmLADmPnu. Jim 13W"
~ again caused the: postpone-
.ment of the, boxing.
Jam-k, the" feature of
mm a: new Id!”
tween thnny Wilson. ' ' W
:YQFi} >
. I
ROLLS ROYCE BEST
E- 0- Bum“ Places Him °“ T°P "" works department. received word sev-
Ule American Halters, when he was teenth annual 0 on air dog show of
accidentally spiked by Cochii sliding the Ladles‘ p number of weeks ago could not be
Massachusetts.
' llob Mulvay. who has been "Knock- ,dale. yesterday.
in 'em down" at the. dizzy corner.;dred dogs were benched. Despite the
Will catch. Manager Joe Mal-one will,inhlemancy of the weather there was
grobably play Marriott at third and a large crowd present, including man?
cover short himself, or move Roberts of the leading fanciers in America.
Murray. the bard-hitting second base- class.
man, over to short and let one of his Boehm, of New Haven,
‘F‘l _ second. ‘count or the chilly weather many c
. ther way there will be plenty of ln-.the dogs would not show. This made‘
'the judging more difficult.
.. .. good puppy came out in the
that Happy Lane poled out in last puppy class in Joan. Degnan‘s Ban-
Saturday 5 game, he is getting back to , tam Prince.
He used to swing agwlth a nice make and shape to nominal
5He beat a strong field. '
pitching, as the Industrial League is Kennels' Ravenroyd Rolls Royce. He:
beginning to realize, is quite an obsta-Iwon easily and later defeated the win- been handicapped
ping bitch, Beatyette, tor the best 1305- 1 year
ton terrier in the show.
‘rmao GAME TO as
the same team which defeated the All and Harvard baseball
Stars, last Saturday, in Bethe]. They has secured the American League
st by a Park, in Boston, for their third game.
. rang delegation of players, but this next Saturday, if their series oi two
years team is an exceptionally fine games. played next Tuesday and’Wetl-
They Will be accompanied by a nesday, proves a tie. The Yale team
cmwd of rooterS, who feel 0mm“will remain :In Boston from W'ednes~
am will break‘ the day until Saturday In case the third
The Knights match ls necessary. The Yale team
ineup on the was prevented from practicing yester-
the f in store for day by the rain.
ans. The lineup of both teams is was last night transferred to the Ho-
tel Taft for variety in food. The team
; Neal-y, ”l; O’Con- will practice here this morning, going
Robinson, c; Gail-1‘0 New York this afternoon for Satur-
day morning's game
on the Polo Grounds.
phoon, it was announced yesterday,
will prevent the initial trial of Sir
Thomas Lipton’s Shamrocksyofr San—
dy Hook. today. All day: yesterday the
crews of both yacht;- were busy get-
ting the sails and rigging in readiness
and particular attention was paid to
,evgn’thing aboard Shamrock W. Col.
Neill and Designer Michelson made a
thorough inspection of the challeng-
‘er's important pollute and found the
boat and all about her- to be as per-
fect as could be dean-Ed.
Hmyrllmeli‘; British
i084 nineteen» mm on. the Ghost.
going Bast-with his mason. mould
Goldhm‘g, and, m.- minp nu- two
cure tar which is necessary in the re-
pair of macadant streets. lt is now
believed that there is a suiiicient
amount on hand to keep the depart-
ment busy until another supply can
be obtained.
The public works department has
received many complaints alml", the
condition of some of the streets. but
when the situation has been explain
ed and the number and seriousness of
the obstacles with which the depart-
ment has had to contend have been
made known to those who have com-
plained. people have been satisfied
that the department has been domg
the best it. could under existing cir-
‘ cumstan cos.
M
ARNS
THEMAINE E POPULAR DECISION
TOLEDO, Ohio. June 18.-~Carl Tro-
lmaine, of Cleveland, was given the
bepopular decision over Pal Moore. of
gsufliclent 1-0 patch a number 0f the Memphis. in their twelve—round bout
The winning do: was Bavem'oyd madam 531‘99‘9 in the (‘3th at the Coliseum here. last night. The:
The public '0’“ deparunent has men are bantamwetghtn. There wen,
considerably lhiSEno knockdowns and neither was dam-
inability to 58- aged in their mix-up.
ROAD MATERIAL ARR‘IVES
BOSTON TERRIER '
l
DANBU'RY. June lay—Superintend’
ent G. B. Raymond. of the public
Boston Show.
. , d
18.--The 9"” day“ “0 that a county of col
June seven- patch material which he ordu‘ed a
BOSTON,
Kennel Association, (I
was held at Auburn-
‘More than five hun~
shipped to Danbury by freight be-
cause of the embargo. but that it
could be sent by boat to Wilson
Point. near Norwalk. and could be
transported to this city from there
by automobile. Mr. mymond WEB
-- notified this was the only way t 6
Boston tenlers furnished thelargest material could be shipped and in-
T v e I,
be. wer “Wagon? 5h aye. formed the. firm immediately to route
1 it to Wilson Point.
The material reached Wilson Potilnt,
' . by steamer last evening and t is
A c3325: morning Superintendent Raymond
sent a truck after it. There were
He is a swell youngster fourteen barrels in all and the su-
nlendent believes ‘tbls Will
because of its
‘ f Brit‘ [1 War Minister Smoking .
nge 0 fiClggaretteWbile Watching Teams Match
PLAYED AT FENWAY
NEW HAVEN, June 18.——-The Yale
management
Its training table
with Princeton.
WM
SHAldfincKs TO Race rooAY.
Nothing short of a deluge or a ty-
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MANSELL COMING EAST. ~.._ =
L08? ANGEL“, 031., June 18.«--
boxer winner
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M‘ enemas and open Wt.
British ‘War Minister, smoked sisa-
Shéio scent}: this photograph. cigar
, , Dam up Surrey Conny tennis
mww Churchill. wife atone
"mam. , '
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