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NEW YORK. June 16.-—The Demp—
pey-Carpentier boxing bout for the
world's championship. at Jersey City.
July 2. will draw the greatest “gate”-
in the history of sport.
A month before the fight Promoter
“Tex” Rickardannounced that the
seat sales totalled 3060.000. Since thot
day. the sale of all seats has gone on
briskly. except for the 860 paste-
bosrds. which are exhausted. and the
general admission seats. to be placed
on sale the day of the tight. Rickard
estimates that approximately 65.000
persons will pay $1,000,000 to view the
ring action at Boyle's Thirty Acres.
Those figures will eclipse by far all
previous records for ring contests or
gay othtr sport in this country. The
flung-d. -Deln “Isey battle. at Toledo. 0..
which established the previous record.
drew $451 000 at the be} office. I Dun!
figure as compared with 3th "1°
coining spectacle will attract.
The Hanard- Yale football
"“1 "'8 Indian‘x’oltl Speedway races.
‘Es annually reckoned among the
largest and most widely patronized
sporting events in this country. Last
fall. 79 000 persons were Jammed into
the Yale Bowl when Hanard met the
Bulldog. and the total receipts were
approximately 3250.000. about one-
qusrter of t he amount which will be
paid for the coming fight. The at.
tendance at the Indianapolis Speed.
way event usually ranges between
100.000 and 125.000. but total receipts
fall short of what Rickard and his
mistants will tune gathered in when
the gong sounds for the first round of
the Jersey City battle.
"Tex" lirknrd started his career as
n promoter 0! championship bouts on
a large scale. when Joe Gans met Bat-
tling Nelson. in Coldfleld. .\‘m'.. in
1906. The receipts for thnt memora-
ble battle were 869.715. That llgure
was toppt-d when Jack Johnson
(ought Tommy Burns. in Australia. on
Grit-tum Day. 1908.. but Rickard
win established a high mnrk in into
when boxing runs from all over the
country paid 8270.775 to see the Jef-
Iries-Johnson conflict. at llmlo. .\‘ev.
Figures for tho W'lllflrd-I’l'nlpsl‘y bout.
at Toledo. July 4. 1919. supplanted
even that large total. and Rickard. in
the coming Jersey City match. has (:n-
terod tho St‘lt'Cl virolr- of "million-dol-
lar business men."
Figures on lending bouts of recent,
years follow: Cute.
l’rint~ip.lls. Net-rim.-
Willard- ill-lllpsrv ........... 345i". . ‘ll
JohnsonJo-rtrlm ............ 270.” 1 '3 )
Willard-Malnll ............. ‘140.""0 '
J‘hnsonrliulns ............. 97.0"“
Cans-Nelson ............... 69.715
Willard Johnson ........... ”28.000
Jeflrif‘SvSllJlki _\' ............ 86.30“
Jéfl'rit‘sJ‘hllu il ............ $3.34“
Corbett .\iw‘m ............. 56.330
McGovern-little . ... ..... rv2.00“
(') Estllnutl d.
MXINH IS AGAIN 0N CHAMP'S
SLATE.
'ATI.A.\'Tll_‘ CITY. N. J.. Jllllt' l7. ,-
After a luv-off of four days. Junk
Dempst-y rtsnlnvd hls I‘ull trulnillg
program yo-sll-rdny and bmu-d for the
first time sint'v ht‘ reopened all old rut
over his lr-t't r30. He worked for {any
minutes under it biasing sun nnd 0n
the hot camns of his outdoor :lrrnn
under such conditions “8 may lll‘t'\£lll
when he faces Cnrprntler.
After tugging at thr- pullvys for two
rounds tnd shadow boxing for three.
lge boxed {our rounds. two r-zlrh with
"Irish l'ntsy" (‘linvn :1 Philadelphia
lightweight. and “lhllw” Hermnr. n
'Californin featherweight. .\.! it was
Mmpiwy's tirst boxing in to'n dzus.
Jack Ktnrns insisted on his working
with small partur- rs Kt-llrns has not
promised “IN“ 1» nlpst-y will box with
Blttllnx Chu- and olhtl hmuyvu lKth
In camp. but it probably will be by
Saturday.
Dempsey appeared to be in splendid
condition and apparently ready to de-
fend his title tomorrow. if necessary.
HI- wind was good. his speed was evi-
dent. and his hitting was sharp and
accurate.
Kearna said he scaled about 194
pounds and probably would face Car-
ml around the 190 mark. and per-
hIps lower if the. weather during the
and training is hot.
—_———*
MISSIONEB MAKES
THREAT OF NO FIGHT
HACKENBACK. N. J.. June 17.——A
(Jim! that thereuwould be no Demp-
oey-Carpentler fight in Jersey City. on
July 2. if the New Jersey Boxing Com-
ml-ton could not have the privilege
of naming the referee. was made last
“lit by Commissioner Doherty. at a
dinner to Charles J. Lyons. another
umber oi the commission.
Commissioner Doherty said a ser-
Iou situation had arisen as a "certain
party" believed he should haxe the
privilege of naming the referee. No
names were mentioned.
State Senator Alexander Simpson.
who also was present. declared if the
commission did not show backbone in
flicking up for its rights and name the
referee. the next Senate would repeal
the New Jersey boxing law.
m_
on" ems scum
NEW YORK. June 17. —Wiliie
Grant. of Jersey City. last night
knocked out Terry Miller. of Manhat-
”n. in the fourth round of what was
dohnbeenaton-roundbomintho
Armory A. A.. Jersey City Hillor re.
.Ihed a nasty cut over the left eye
. I. - my. Johnny
. ‘ rm Bruin
Wm flfilfll
gam‘ l
New York. 7: Chicago.
Boston. 8; 'Detroit. 8.
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston (8).
St. Louis at Washington.“
Chicago, 5:
nings).
Pittsburgh. 6:
nin s).
Heston.
nings).
6: St. Louis. 4
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis.
Jersey i‘ity. l":
ltoehestcr. 12; Newark.
Toronto. ii; Reading. a.
mltimore, 9; Buffalo.
Won.
11. llllmow- .......... 41
lhiffllln ............. .1"
incl heel: r .......... .‘ll
\1 mark ............ ."ll
’l‘nronto ............ 25
‘.II'lSI')' l‘iiy ......... 1!?-
H\ rumim‘ ......... . . 22
llrudlng ............ l4
Games Today.
ltorhrsll r at
.\‘xmrusv- ut .\‘l-wnrk.
llumllo at ill-lilting.
Toronto at Baltimore.
.\‘vw Haven. 5;
\Vorcvster. 5:
.\li-nn}. In;
Hartford-\Vaterbury ga
’ll‘d.
Pill-“Pill.
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia. 2.
Springfield.
American Insane.
Iouerday's Games.
3.
Washington. 0; 8t. mus, a. with 05 fish. i
m at the m c.__ 80m ammo 18
Was. Lost. EC. mm
Cleveland ...........8s 31 .001 wu.w hoop-in Brida-
New tori: ..........u z: .001 port for his'lfltoeI-sonnl
Washington . . . . . .12 20 .662 bout with. Louis 30M. In tint city.
Detroit . . . . .. . . . . . . .30 80 .491 Monday evening. June 80. Bortfleu
Boston .............24 25 .400 ballast returned fromatwoweeks‘
St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . .25 :1 .us vacation in Sullivan county. ‘N. Y..
Chicago ............23 80 .434 and he says heisin the best.shapeof
Philadelphia . . . . . . . . 18 30 .833 his career.
Cleteland at Philadelphia. "
National league.-
\ Yesterday's Games.
New' York 4 (18 in- thirty- nine rounds of boxing. and. with'
Brooklyn. 5 3L1 '“'!;.:am,u- fie first open air oflering in
Cincinnati. 5: niladelphia. 7.
(15 In-
W‘la‘l-
Won. Lost. P. C.
standing of the Clubs
Pittshumh . . . . . .86 17 .679
New York ...... . . .84 21 .618
Boston ..... . ....... 28 25 .528
St. Louis ........... 27 25 .619
Brooklyn 27 3] .406
Chicago ............ 22 28 .440
Cint-inmui .......... 24 32 .42!
Philadelphia . . . . .16 35 .314
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Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
International League.
Yesterday’s nos-lb.
Syracuse. 2.
5.
l.
manual-ts.
ms. P. O.
.706
1': .671
25 .028
:9 .4’l
29 .463
3” .455
29 .431
40 .25"
.1
.lv-rscy City.
Eastern League.
Yesterday‘s Results.
Bridgeport. 2.
9.
me cancel-
Standing of the Club;
Won. Lost. P. C.
.llnrtfnrd ........... iii 17 .622
'.\'rw llau~n ......... '18 )3 .60,
\Vorrtstvr .......... 1‘6 1‘3 .591
l'illstlrill ........... '26 .52 .542
[Iirlilill'pOl‘l ......... 2': 22 .600
'Sllrlnntit-ld I! .‘3 46!
"villl‘lhllly ......... is .‘R .391
’Albnny ............. 14 84 .101
——' 1'
Gone My.
\‘v ‘\\ Haull at Hartford.
\\': 'lIPlIJUF‘ nt .\plinxtivld.
llridgo-port :lt \Vorrtstor.
l‘iltsfleld at Albany.
\iilwallkec 7:
Indianapolis. 8:
Louisville. 5:
80
New Orleans. 7: Memp
Nashville. 8: Mobile. 2.
Birmingham. 8:
St. Paul.
M
\Vllliams. 9: Wesleyan.
axmroax AerI.
Toledo. 3; Kansas City, 0.
Columlfils. 2.
Minneapolis. 3.
4.
nos.
hit. 6.
Atlanta. 8.
Little Rock. 2: Chattanooga. 0.
common cam ms.
_——h——____
with .8.
mum;
film
one of the Win {he
event of the preliminary tryouts .
yesterday afternoon!!!
with the annual
onship tournament. no
Owe Solvers. of '
Paul Van Bookmfi ”a and:
m Selvert. of New Inst.
Ben I". Donnelly. one at the United
m Olympic team. was, high gun.
flanking. ll hints. Oscar H
of oruand. and Miss 11sec- maul.
of O t’eretiedtd'mI
3A wind prevailed.
Among e professionals. Harri
inc . of Wilmington: u: -
rm of Hartford, and How. Bow
kins. of New Haven. went“ forts-1d
Boguh is training with Tomm'y
Maddennthe New York middleweight.
Madden arrived in Bridgeport yester-
daY. to take up his duties as chief
sparring partner for Britton's chal-
lenger.
Hundreds of orders for tickets hovel
been received by the Bridgeport Ath-
letic and Amusement Company. which
is to stage the show. asking for the
best ringside tickets. There will be
minnow and Ros-sh to head the pro-i
the boxing line. in Bridgeport. this
season, will draw a big crowd.
alsooxnrrr: IN BIG LEAGUE.
WINTHROP. Maine. June 17.——l)el
masonette. recently of Georgetown,
University. may prove to be the south-
paw pitcher that the New York Yan-
keesr have sought this ypar. After a
successful season of college ploy. Bis-
sooette has gone to New York to in
his lefthandcd pitching in the big
leagues.
SPRING‘NOODS GOING TO
Bl-I'I'HEL.
The springwoods will go by nuto
truck. tomorrow afternoon. to llrthrl.
to pfiy the crack team representing
that place. The llethel's playing abil-
ity is known all over the country. Any
one wishing to make the trip can do
so by being at the corner of boxing-
ton avenue at 12:30 (I). s. T).
On Sunday the Springwoods will
cross bats with the fast Lockwoodl.
whkth team were the champs o! the
city last year. and they are going
strong at the present time.
A work from Sunday. June 26th.
the Splingwoods are booked to meet
the strong .\‘orwoods. or Ansonia This
team has not been defeated this year.
Anyone- wishing to are a good gilt
haul buuw we the lackwood-S'pring-
wood game. Sunday.
KAI-1J2». ATTENTION!
The l-anlv .\. P. will clash with the
fast Sprilurwood Juniors this Retur-
riay. at Highland Park. The Spring:~
woods hzno defeated such teams as
tho l-thn (iron-s. All stars and K. or t'
Juniors. t‘lmlttas will twill for llu»
'l-Zl‘lgivn. pith (‘indl-rolla or livers
vulrhinz “union will proimblv twirl
for thu- Sprnmwoods. The Eagles“ in-
tirllt will lw slrrnztlwnt-ll by the lid-
uiillnn of Smith. and Kori or Jule-on
will probably pin) ill tlul outfield.
The game will begin at 3:80 (D. R.
T). “
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nee tor the lead in this osent 3:
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350 up
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SPORT COATS..............smootszoo
SPORT SUITS..............$5.98to$2I5.00
SPORT SKmTS.............$5.oato$20.oo
-7. Extra Special Showing of New
SPORT HATS
at $3.98
'A Few Special Oil’erings for Saturday '
$1.50 WASH SKIRTS ....... Special at $1.00‘
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$1.50 HOUSE DRI‘BS. . . . . . Special at 98c
$5.98 ‘GINGHAM DRESSEB . . Specialat $3.98
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OVER, AND MONDAY MORNING PRICES WILL REVERT TO THEIR
LEVEL WE HAVE BEEN GIVING THE GREATEST- VALUES IN THIS
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SALE
AND, FOR TOMORROW, \VE ARE QUOTING EXTRA SPEC] IAL PRI( lZ.‘ .
THESE PRICES JUST FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 18th.
A COMPLETE ABSORTMENT
Georgette Waists Jersey
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All sites and colors. Silk Petticoats Dainty ' Camisoles
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Special $2.15 Wigwam 335325.. " A“ w. h... ..........,.....
Values ' 88.50 '
Sale $2.49
flesh colored. Articles that will
delight any woman. Value $1.39.
- Sale 89c
MANY HANDBOHE PATTERNS
' in
Full
Length Kimonas
Blues. pink and dark mixtures.
Value 31.98.
Sale $1.25
A LOT OF FINELY TAILORED
Blue
Serge Dresses
Besstifnfly attuned and fin
lobed. all latest models some
trieotiaes inetsded. made to sell
tor $18.50. You can attord two ot
them at the price we are quoting-
$8.75
Kayser Union Suits
Pink and white. value $1.49.
Sale98e
Tan Pongee Waists
All sizes. trimmed with lace.
hand embroidered, made or finest
(“silty perigee, beautiful patterns.
Value 83.98.
Sale $2.49
KAISER.
Chamoisette Gloves
All shades. short. Value 81.00
Sole79c
Long 1. buttons. value $1.85
Kayser Ribbed
Underwear
Pink and White
Sale49e
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mammal-00 Made'BrassIeres
Phkmdwhuoumumd
mtrmthooks. Value.“
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in shades. doused bottoms.
Value 31.40 . -
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