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7.——-—
.;
“idANllASBE'l‘, N. Y.. Julie
5% Gpprges (Turpentier's flying right hand
. pm}: felled ponderous Joe Jeannette
.s in the first round of n two-round spar-
... ringr session at the Frenchman'strnln-
‘t' in; camp. yesterday.
-. ”the. knockdown blow was lunded
". am: half a minute of lighting. (‘ar-
4 roller. for the first" time since he
"if-tuned tr‘aininq. unleashed all his
3! speed.
After Inflghting with Jeannette.
.lGeorges stood off and begun beating
a. tattoo on the negro's Jaw and body.
After he ja'tbiled Joe on the chin.
TGeorm crossed with the right. Jae-”s
lifut. went from under him and he fell
, hoovily on his buck.
4 Georges motioned the photograph-
,‘ou not to develop the picture they
sit“ snapped und then assisted Jenn-
ineiu to his r.-.-t. They worked light-
eljgfor the rest of the round. Carpen-
ttor then called Journee for one round
nod Jeannette came back for another
union later.
g Yesterday morning Georgen spent
lib usual two hours in the woods. lie
{Mend a slight cut on his left leg in
Inrdllng a frilPP. but the injury did
jnot appear to bother him.
z? The Frenchman was in superb con-
3433911 lie perspired freely during the
E‘wgzkout find his breathing was excep-
tionnily Rood.
;; Gus Wilson announced that hereon-
impGeorge-s would appear for newspa-
‘per men only on Mondays and Thurs-
“-‘rlnys. lieretofore he had been work-
do; for them on Monday. \V‘cdncsday
gund Y‘riday.
"Carin-Mien" he said. “has started
serious trnlnlng and wants secrecy.’
NfliiiinlilimRiiifiiii
llllEiE‘iSllFAifll
Champion Contines Himself
.
to. Gym Work and Spin--I
_ ring Partners Rejoice
. , fit
ATLANTIC l‘lTY. N. J. June 7.»—
.t
Although Jack Dempsey did no inning I
3/
‘ ' .. ts. half (if-whom \\I i‘t‘ women.
rpw.$1 upii‘ce‘to get ti close up \ii-w‘
of .the‘ chumpioii'gouuz through his
routine training progniin lM-iiipscy
worked out in the «cool of the big
‘lnp‘ar buck of his camp insteud of
fine outdoor arena.
. A gash over the left vie, “illt‘il ind;
(‘0 be . . ' l
’ stitched b) ii phfiflll‘li’lll .if'tt-r
'Bundnys workout. forced the (hum?
filo; to eliminate all boning from his
‘trnininx stunts. The wound will lie
~ permitted to heal entirely before work
:71”: the glow-s is resumed.
‘xet Jiick Kearns does not
Jrill: the danger of further iiuury to'
«the .tender eyebrow. Dempsey mm"
., . .
.do no boxing until l“i'ltl£l_\' or
.dny, ,
us Mann»
Vi ant to
Sutur— i
'pven without boxing.
by punching the but:
of three minutes each With onlv it rest
of thirty seconds between rounds
When he jumped into the ring for
ohudow-bofiug, the title holder \v'is
steaming with perspiration. lie shud-
fwhboxe'd for three rounds. constant-
byl- coking at an imaginary foe with
left hand. After this he ninult-d
"iinllif‘!
lu-nding eM-r-
He opened up
for three i’tlU'lflnl
and finished with 80ml"
’Cble. and ciilisthcnics.
n the morning in
_ . *inpse' we
the road tor a sixanile hike5 M 0n
on hour is I
. . spent the rest of the
Routing resting and playing cards in
_ esmn on the front porch. '
marrzng partners in the Champion'-
8“ . (r their. unmcrcll‘ul muuiinfl
"“0an y‘ .Were in u happy frame
(0:: yesterday because. Dempsey
list not do any boxing. Larry “fit-
me, who butted Dempsey over the
d was nearly dropped twice an
eye up
a rewnrd. was pnrtioularly jovial.
singing soft-
walked [around the camp
1y s: himself and whistling.
habguflme departure of Leo Houck.
De e’rrnan and Alex Trambitas.
waning“; a staff of sparring partners
the Paciiaccedczgour. Joe Benjamin. 1
onlm‘ltttle feilowlef‘tgsitweigm‘ 1. (ho
with/the champion.
con-p lie could not
cut.
\—
mm 1:; 31:014th 3 PLAY. '
In the Ainericnr‘i’mu 7.-—-Flrst place
camp to work
Houck nuit be- I
“and up under the '
e was the
:en'tcfcday. when thgdworld’s elf-1::
_ velnnd Indians and New York
the opens! a. four-game series at
..Qrounds. Victory for the
“in three or four games of the.
Mtg :13: tzmmake it the
flank _”n‘ e ericsn. I m.
“pawn it will take o‘cloc-
m to putthem in the lead.
4 ’ ’ '
: s ow’omm" '
use: gadomnmiilu
illilllimla llmal
. knight lllllll
fronch Borer Fells Negro
Sparring Partner With
Rt. Louis} 5:
Boston. 7;
Detroit, 12:
W'aohington. 10.‘
8.
Chicago. 7.
Standing of the 011113.
. Wilmer.
Yostcrdor'l Games.
New York. 1.
Cleveland, 6.
Philadelphia.
\
Won. Lost. 1’. 0.
Cleveland ..........30 17
NewYork........ .27 19
“'as'hington ........ 36 ~ 22
Detroit .............27 23
Boston . . . . .p ........ 20 21
8t. Louis; ........... 21 26
Chicago ............ Iii ’ 27
Philadelphia ........ 16 3t)
Gum- Today.
Cleveland at New York.
St. Louis lit Iioston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
erduy, ii crowd of about It”! bprf' ‘
Dempsey has n mitisfactop' workout ,
Detroit at “'ashington.
National League.
ymrs Gama.
Pittsburgh. 5: New York. 4.
Brooklyn. 7: Chicago. 4.
lioeton. ti: (‘incinnatL-l.
St. Louis. 11; Philadelphia. 0.
Sundh‘ofthoclol-w
Pittsburgh .30 )4
New York . 32 )5
Brooklyn 25 , 23
Ilost0ii..............!2 21
St. Louis ...........’.'.'0 .32
Chicago .17 24
Cincinnati ......... 17 :ll
i‘hlliidi-ipiliii . . . . . lfi 2%
Gun- .
New York ut t‘incinnuti.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
lloston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
1m. loo-Its.
lllliKS).
Newark
Buffalo.
'l‘orontri.
Reading. 5.
ltochcster, 7.
liyriicuse. i.
9:
12:
h:
. Stondtncofthoauho.
‘ Won. Loot.
filltllllllm ...........34 10
llul'falo ........."i’ 19
‘ltm lli'hlf'l‘ . . . . . . . . . .23 Ill
.Newnrk ............'_‘.'i 24
Jenn-y L‘ity ......... '21 25
'l'dronto .21 2.5
_.\'_\ ruciim- .......... l7 2%
“milling; . . . . . . .. 14 3]
Guinea My.
.lt lsr)’ “Ii_\' xit liiilllmorc.
Newark tit itrudilig.
Svrziruse at Toronto.
itiii‘iii-sii-r :it iluiTuio.
.
..—
7WD nos-in.
.\lli.iii,v. .1: Hartford. 2
l'lttsneld. l‘i; Springfield. 5.
Worcester. 6: iiridxeport. 0.
New liil\’(‘ll. 13: “'Ml‘rIJUl‘L 7-
SWOIIIIM.
\Vorci-strr ..... . . . . .23 11
Hartford ........... :33 13
lli’ldueport ......... )9 14
New liiivi-n . .20 )5
i’lllllivld ........... 21 17
tSprinui’M'iil .......... l6 2"
\\'.'ili rliui'y ......... iii 23
Allisin)‘ ............. h 30
Gnmes 'llodst.
[‘ii tstlo ltl nt Hartford.
Springfield tit New Haw-n.
“'orcestt-r :it Bridgeport.
Waterbury iit Albany.
AMERICAN ASBOOI‘UON.
Milwaukee. 3; Louisville. 0.
lx’nnsus City. 5:
Minnenpolis. 10; Toledo. 9.
Columbus. 4; St. Paul, 3.’
SOUTHERN
Atlanta. 3: Mobile,
.638
.587
.542
.540
.488
.447
.400
.348
i'
i
Won loot. P. O
.682
.6ll1
.B‘Jl
.512
.476
.415
.354
.349
International League.
llzillimort'. if; Jersey City. 7 No in-
P.0-
.773
.587
.535
.4ii9
.457
.457
.395
.321
(it! innings).
\Von. Lost. 1". C'-
.673
.039
.57
.571
.553
.444
.361
.L'll
lndianapolis. 2.
o
x.
New Orleans. 5; Cutaneous. 0.
Birmingham, 8: Memphis. 8.
Nashville. 5-1; Little ROCK. 8~I.
oonuaon pm YESTERDAY.
Syracuse University. 4: Colgate
Wisconsin. 7; Michigan. 6.
Indiana. 5.- Purdue. 1.
m mum stuns
is m noon
Am Imps.
Club. .0. AB. R.
,Plnyer. R.
Hellman, Det...46 188 89 79
Speaker. Cleve..38 187 37 69
Cobb. Def. ...... 50 208 55 86
Slider, St; L....36 164 47 65
Williams. St. L'.44 170 32 65
Notional Inc-o.
iPlover. Club. .0. AB. R. K.
Hornsby. St. L. .42 168 85 68
Mancini-y. 8t. L.4I In 21 so
Johnston. Bkn..48 189 '8! 70
Grimes. Chi....4l 160 3! 58
Founder. at. L.40 .153 I4 68
Y. M. ILAM ms.
The Y. If. H. A. team. of this
the third Wt
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city.
traveled _.to 009me an Sunder“
sud took. thawing»; that community
intomp Mom of V10 1. 'ljhis
e thnttho
I”!
hold practice on ammunition-idle ,
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George Louiy locus cmunndfrr”; c.
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‘ .
HARRISON. N. J., June :f.-—B,enny
molt-Ira «12:3ng 113” {997949th
weight.ch . , as mm?» ‘
twain-round bonb’JmalimW. .
Newark bnseball club's park. his op-
ponent being Rocky Kansas. of Bull's-
lo.
Under the New Jersey low Ito-decl-
sion is allowed to be wide by the
referee. but in the opinion ‘of the mom
jority of the experts around the ring:
side Leonard cleverly ~outpointed his
opponent.
(flower Exhibition.
During the bout‘thcre were few tell-
ing blows and ”Guard bod mrllfldl
of these to his credit. It was rother
a clever exhibition of boxing thou the
vicious fight that was expected. Kon-
ms was inclined to be the aggressor
most of the time, but this wu‘coun-
terbalnnced by the Champion's clever-
ness in. side-topping his opponent's
rushes and outpolntin‘ him In I. (rent
many of the exchanges.
Kansas Wins
Knnsas’ best round was the fourth.
in which he had the upper hand
mainly through his aggressive tactics.
The sixth round was tame and evenly
divided.
In the other rounds Leonard had
the advantage. Leonard's best round
was the eighth, in which he landed I
right hook to the head. a left to the
face and a smashing right uppercut
tn ulizk order. in the eleventh two
le Jinnd smashes in hie face drew
blood from Kansas’ mouth.
Leonard was a. popular favorite in
the betting on the result. but lions“
had a number of backers who bet 2
to i that their min would go the
twelve rounds.
Round by round account follows:
ltound l—Ksnm led left and miss.
mi. .llc led onto and was neatly
blocked by Leonard. Kansas landed
a slriilizht left to the face. Rae-finned
hooked ii right to the Jaw, Both rush-
ed into a. clinch. putting short rights
to the body. Kansas landed left on
body. Leonard countered deft on
head. Leonard hooked right to the
jaw. They were sparring at the bell.
Round 2» 'lx'ulllal missed a left for
the lit-ad and Leonard hacked hi.
right to the head and at close quart-
ers both put short rights to the head.
Leonard Jabbed his left three time. to
Kan-inf nice. Kano-.- sent his right
to the body and Leonard hooked lib
left to the wind. They «Md mu
to head and body. Leonard sent a
hunt right uppexcut oier the hem
and kept. Jobbing to thofooo. blocking
cleu-rly. Leonard uppercul with his
right to the law and they were rpm-o
ring iii the bell.
Hound a--—Both nmrred carcLiilly.
They exuliiinzmi icfu to the stomsch.
Rounds. landed left for on the bod)?
but apologised Leonard hooked left
to the nice. Then the challenrer
lwckv-ul i\\\) lift; to the face and Leon-
iird :«nt left to the wind. Knnm
hooked .i left to the nook and Leonard
inns.
Hound 4~l\'.in.-ns forccd Leonard
into ill! own corner on the ropes .md
lulllll d short nrm blown to the body.
The) exchanged left: to the face and
"lint“ d zi ilizlii swing Just ill the bell .
ed left hcoki- atl‘d «2:! .‘l‘lgt‘d lcfia'rc
the hind Thu also .v..s a lam!
round. .’ .
Round iii—Both led 'flnd“ mined.
Then Konsas rushed but Menard side-
stepped. Leonard inbb-«i two lefts to
the face and Karim hooked his right
to the body. Leonor-d landed ii solid
left hook on the face. A'nomer left
hook from Leonard split ,Kuiens' lip.
and the cut bled freely. Leonhrd kept
labial“ his left tenth. languid- they
exchanged short nrm blow. on head
and body st close quarters. but there
was not much damage done.
Round ll—Ksn-s rushed but "an
blocked. Leonard met another of his
rushes with A straight left to the face.
Leonard own tried to trim Karim
into I lead but nothing came of. it and
they chit-used rights on the head.
Leonard kept jabbing and Kansas
went into a \‘Hfih. lamb massed lone
and fights for the head and then Leon-
ard hooked his left to the body and
sent another to the lure. Leonard
hooked two more left: to the stom-
sch and Kora-.- wn finld. nit-tn. left
and right for the head. Leon-rd then
hooked ht. left to the mouth and
crossed his right to the aid:- of the
head. Kim-us~ was Mot-ding freely
from the mouth when the bell not.
IIA\VA'I‘IIANS SWAMP
"LII-l maltose
Keri. India- Twirlsr. men Out
I! and AMI- hot 1 Hits
The llhwlthian A. 4‘. scored in
eighth straight victory. on Saturday.
when they FIIliY’ilt'hnlM the Blue
Ribbons. by the score of l, to I.
In the fifth innlnz Bloom went from
the box and was replaced by l-‘rnnk
Tucker. the champion of the Oak.
woods. The latter wii- easily
around and let ‘ln more runs ‘thnn
lilooni.
'l‘ho- ihigdun)
the infield.
Gary Kim nude :1 grandstand catch.
in the ntntii inning. that ended the
garlic. ‘
Next lliitundsy llic liinwnthiuiis will
play the Mayflower Juniors Tho
box score;
brothers starrrd
left to the mice. Knnsns slipped to
one knee. but was up in a Jiffy. They.
exchanged left. to the head end Kan.-
sns sent his left to the ribs and Loon.-
ard hooked his fight to thehcod. . In
a fast nlly Leonard Jobbod his left
twice to the face and hbhodhb right.
to, the. head. Kan .lnndcd .rtzlit.
low on Leonard“ ‘ and.“ ho
could not help.“-
Bonnd 3.—Thoy achnusdliftoJo
the too; and thenlaonsrd ruled
Rania.- to the ropq. landin‘Jeftnn'd
hpth rouxhed with abort rung-3o the
body. The.» Leonard landed l HIM
hook. left hook .ond right.
Ken-I‘m“ emu. Wondmhlus.
tonic bodxibexoi-o they, Wm” .
Roundus—yl-eono‘ljfimyn loft
lend nudthoa. thou-alum .1 Icon?
.. left-"91cm .NIMWN
: lgmnrd inockeiLc
ind. What: to gaze .v m.
m7 ‘i “Awash“:
,3 «soul: mil-smooch:
2..» ant-”hem”. was“
”misun- the.
. 9-5-33 W
cl! mitt ‘ 7
Leoiinrd hooked his liKhl across to BLUE lilill’lt‘lNS.
the llt‘ii-l. Kongo rirshed lmonnrd to M5 r h P0 9- ¢
the ruin-s and landed right on them... Raunchy. c . . .. .4 i i it n l
and they clinched. Know tried his "loom, p-21) . . . .5 2 l 3 4 3
I. ll l-zn-khxind blow and Leonsrd 1‘. Tucker. p-:li .4 2 2 3 8 0
m elm-d dis-plunged. The chnmpion lt. Connuuy. n . . . .4 l o l 3 1
huokl'il a hard left to the face and ii: Morten. .‘lli ..... 4 l l l 2 2
(ha-y were inn close mixup in the bell. H, liouleus. lb . . ..5 .0 1 6 l 1
limind .’v—»l§oiinRi Jabbcd left mar ll- Thnrton. rf ..... 3 a i ll il 0
heart. Kansas hooked his left to the S. Koceim, cf . . .c— 1 0 i 0 ‘l
stomach. Benny cleverly avoided ll. \\'ilnioni. if .4 0 n l 0 0
lcunmr rushes with nimble footwork. Donehuc .......... 1. u u 0 0 0
'i‘hf‘)’ («changed “if: hook; to the. Skldd. If .......... I 0 0 ti ‘0 0
body. ironiird hooked his right to Sink. 2b . ......... 1 it u n 0 l
the head and Kansas swung his right .— —_ _— .. .... ....
to the head. Each reached the hgdy Totals ......... 40 s 7 27 13 9
at close quarters and immrd ”lib“: HIAW'ATHIAN A. C.
two lofts to the face just-before the: iii) r h po ii c
bell. J. llornynk. rf . . . .2 '3 l n 0 l
ltound 6—4.1'0lmrd stepped ‘1“.qu lJohn Keri. cf ...... 3 'l n H (l 0
lively and tried to (clot Kansas into n .409 ““1- 9 ~ - - a -3 3 3 " 3 0
lead. They exchanged rights to the J- l-‘rnnk. 1" ------ 4 3 3 5 3 I
head and clinched. Leonard jnllbed ..l. llugdnny. 3b ..3 a I a :l 4 0
left to the face and Knnm hooked R. llugdatiy. its—”“3 3 3 3 I 0
right to the bout)". Kansas reached 1- F‘"’““- c ------ ‘ 3 3 u 1 0
the face with light. left hook. lieon- 0- Run. '3" -------- 3 l l ‘ 2 °
and hooked his right to the. bend and J- Gal'v " "h‘ l 1 V 0 "
they fell into n clinch. [around step. ““““““
pod away from Kansas“ left lends and TommfiC‘C-lltil‘.liffinglléészz 1‘ 3
landed a It ‘--r~ . ;
head: 8 ”an" left howl.“ ' the lllnwnthions ....... 408 015 fills—t9
Round 7.——Kn.nllu led left to the Blue Ribbons ......ciioo :20 202—. 8
face but was blocked mid they ‘9“ . flamed ruiis~Hinwat . 10:
into a. clinch.- Leonard landed ion. u, so Ribbons. ,1. 11.0 mtg—Jo.
the face and then hooked, left to the eri. «I. litmlony. John Bum.
head, ‘ [490“ng hOOI'Cdohla ‘fl‘m m not on hum KO“. 5; of! Bloom,
the head, K...“ rushed but Leon. 4: of! Tucker. 2. struck out—By
iii-d sidestepped him and isbbed his ‘Keri. "lb, Bloom. 4: by Tucker. 7'
Moo hits—John Keri. 8. BMW-
l.eft on Mbflunm 5: Blur
Ribbons. 2.
«Ribbons. 2: “townie?! 1-;
bitchm—Jl‘lcleer, by Keri.
buco—Hornynli. Bugdnny. I'm
Bloom. Cumin—Co, angrily.- Scorer——
if“ Sentinel. Time—One hour and
fl minutes. ‘ .
3 W' ‘
3 Pmmammm _
Km min,- u... June banal
W voter-on major league «rub
on by
Stolen
right to in. body, , At.¢m.mlm‘°fi has scum urns clued
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