”flegro Heavyweight Says,
" Boy Does Hit.”
J.. Jun! 18—
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1" Nobody will be able to convince Bat-
i-eling Ghee. s. lss-oound negro from
Ismphis. Tenn. that any man has a
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ohance to whip Jack Dempsey. Ghee
waited for eight days for the oppor-
sanity to match his boxing skill against
the Champion's. Yesterday that
chance came and he was on the floor
tot Dempsey's outdoor arena three
”times in,two rounds and probably
:' would have been down half a dozen
\ times more if Dempsey had not been
‘. merciful.
‘. After Dempsey had stepped two
khme rou ds with Jack Renault. Ghee
‘ crawled nder the ropes and danced
tout to meet the. champion.
t five straight lefts into Dempsey's face
«without a return when the champion
Couddenly caught him on the chin with
‘a left hook that sent him reeling to
die ropes. Ghee came back gamely
.‘only to receive a right hand chop that
«dropped him flat on his face. Demp-
sey ht-lped him up and permitted the
"dazed Ghee to land some light punch-
"91 to the head.
' Loft [limit to Chin.
‘7 I‘hile they were locked in a clinch.
L Dempsey crushed over a left hook to
the chin that did not travel more than
six inches. Ghee crumpled tip in a
,. heap at the title-holder's feet. Demp-
. any helped him to his feet ugain nnd
Scorned him along until the round
l». coded. Ghee went to his corner spit-
.ding blood. In the second round a left
3' book to the chin sent (thee down for
l.ttle third time and Dempsey eased up
:3 3 bit as most of the fight was out of
‘ the new sparring mate. As Ghee stag-
I‘ored out of the arena he httd this to
. lily:
"If any man had told mo- i could
knocked tint with
l‘d thought he
get cut up and
twelve ounce glow-s.
was crazy. Mercy me. how that boy
does hit. I whipped "Kid" Norfolk
twice and Norfolk told me I could
beat Dempsey. Dempsey can whip :1
room full of Ghees and Norfolks. I
won't lw- right for many duys."
After two rounds of real glrnc fight-
“t
' ing with (thee. Dempsey wound tip
. with two last sessions with hurry
vwllllams.
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('IHNH IN It(!\l.\'C “OI"I‘
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a; mew YORK. June it -\\'ht-n
{j Leach (‘rons :tnd (iv-no lit-imnnl square
,- ol. Tuesday night. ill one of the tin-
dcn—rouud iunuts at the lioxing llromc.
L167”: sir-wt and “‘r-stchester avenue,
ultenny Leonard will he smiled ill
i‘Jltrichie's corner ready with any ex-
1‘ pert ntlxice that may lie necessary.
"The lightwright champion has he.
Foome very fond of Proust. and shirt:
'mining with him predicts n knockout
victory for the w-temn l~atlll r.
H'he ring experts who httu- a true
lllle on Sammy Stlndow. the lututnm.
.ot ('lncinnati. are predicting a surprise
party for Joe Lynch. the champion.
Bandow. who has never boxed here
'bel‘ore. is a good. twu-huntlf-d lighter.
possessed of enough cleverness and
~1Dunching prowess to make hint a
.dangerous opponent for the world's
.champion.
The ten-round hout between Andy
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_(‘.‘haney :tnd Charley lit-t-cht-r is reiilly
11 topiim-r. Killlnne has: already agreed
:do met-t the winner here in August.
.The mixup between Jack Sharkey and
Joe llurmnn will he u alugfcst while it
lasts. liurmnn is clever and a fast
and hard puncht-r. which he figures
will more than onset Sharkey's rush-
ing style.
4 Eddie O'Dowd. the flyweigitt. who
«was only shaded by Johnny Bum is
tackling it. tough one in Joe Dillon in
“the other ten-round light.
YANKS SIGN UP
a SIX (‘OIJJ-TGIANS
.- NE WYORK. June lll.——-'i‘he New
{lYorlt American League club last night
:jnnounced the signing of six colleg-
Vaans. five of whom are pitchers.
‘1 They are Pitchers Delpha ilissom
zeite. left hander. from Georgetown
University; Ralph Knight. former
7 sown University captain; M.
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.-'l’homas. Penn. State; G. K. Murray:
'North Carolina State: Charles Carroll.
.Trinity College. Durham. N. C.. and
Outnelder "Hinltie" “nines. former
>Penn. State football and baseball star.
> Hurray has been sent to the Roch-
:‘s‘er club. of the International Leag-
a“ under an optional agreement. and
_ Carroll to the Richmond club. of tho
awirginia League.
3t
gnarl-140m 10 run BOGASI!
The "llsyiiowers will stack up
against. the strong Bogash-Venice A.
0.. of Bridgeport. tomorrow after-
oon at 1:80 o'clock D. T.). at the
[eke lot. East No it.
The Boguh team are coming over
a fast nine and expect to take
the Mayflowers into camp. but the lo-
.-oal are going ‘to endeavor
oh" the. that they In
“on o! a little more than they can
mu. .
.. how in
.(t
;. annuities
“Mercy Me, How Thati
He stuck '
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Millifliiil liilN .
' CLUB BAFlURES.
STATE lull.
Carries Oif Honors with
Score of 475, Topping
Norwalk by Wide Margin
—-Willisais of New Haven
13 High Gun
I NEW HAVEN. June lB.-—Thc Hart-
ford Gun Club team carried on the
Connecticut State team championship
yesterday with a score of 475. Nor-
walk was second with 469; New Ha-
ven next with 457. and Bridgeport
fourth with 450.
was made up of “Watkins. 94: Bar-
stow. 98; Noble. 9!; Harding. 96;
Morse. 96.
Fred 0. iVilliams. of New Haven.
was high gun in yesterday's ey'ents.
He smashed 156 out of 160 targets.
and was tied with G. 1-2. Ailing. of
New Haven, and Paul Von Reclaman.
of New York. in the shoot-oft. he
rompt-d of! with the Iaurels with a
score of 79 out of 80.
“1nd Up My.
I The first 100 targets of yesterday's
ishoot counted in the individual State
championship contest. which will be
continued today. Fred 0. \Vllliams. J.
H. Finch. of Stamford. and W. A.
Flinn. of Tlrldgeport. were high gun-
ners. with 93 breaks out of if"). H.
C. llnrstow. of Rockville. registered 97
out of too. ’
(1am: “’inners.
(‘lnss One was won by W'llliarns.
with Ailing second: Rsrstow third and
Flinn fourth. (‘luss Two was captur-
ed by Mrs. Toots Randall after George
Sch-era declined to shoot ol'f. ("taut
Three went to C. n, lledstrom. after
two shoot-offs with P. R. “‘litkins.
.Vogel was third. Mills ttnnrwed Plas-
P‘our with Qtlncy taking (‘lass Five.
A. E. llnnnt‘y made the longest run of
the day when he totalled eighty-two
Other long runs were made by Ben
Donnelly. 56; Rosehury. 79: Trues-
little. 5i: Martin. 54; “'inf‘her. El:
Jay Clark. tli; Pinch. 63. and Tilt-hop.
51.
it was announced that William-
l-‘llnn. Ailing, lint-slow. Her-rs and
Harding will represent Connecticut in
the l-tnstvrn 7.0m- Handicap Tourna-
ment here nest month John Philip
’flom-s. Jnv Plnrk. Olly Emile): DOI-
ittmin l" Donna-"y and Mrs. Toots
llnntlnll were among the well-known
from out of the State who performed
at the trunk here yesterday.
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'I‘I-ZV LEADIKG IM'I'I'l-Iflts‘
IN Tlfl-Z MAJOR l.l-Z.\t.‘l'l-I!~‘
American League.
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Player. Chill. (3. All. it. it. PC
Hellman. l)et...57 1!“ 4‘ 96 .4“:
Speaker. (‘lc\'e..4tl lhs 49 75 .405
(‘0!)ll. lit-l ...... til 23? 034 lftl .393
Htsler. St. l.. .49 PM lift 30 .392
lilllh. N. Y. . ...56 195 60 74 ..879
National league.
l'luycr. Club. C. All. R. H. PC.
llornshy. St. L. .58 208 40 S4 .404
Mt‘llt-nr)‘. St. I..53 2"! 33 $0 .893
Moon. S. Y....35 103 2') 40 .335
Young. .\'. Y. ...45 18') 26 5'2. .374
llrt-sslcr. Cln. . .43 13.9 15 51 .370
IANDIS CALLS Milli-WING:
t MAY h’“)!' lilVl'leY BALL
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PITTSBURGH. June 18.—("lllb own-
ers of the National and American
League- will meet here next Monday
at the call of Judge Landis. Commis-
sioner of Organized Baseball. in an
attempt to reach agreement on a cer-
tain rule said to have caused consid-
erable confustlon Ih both leagues. it
was announced here yesterday.
The rule in question was not dis-
closed otl'iclally. but it is believed the
lively ball and the advisability of its
elimination will be the subjects of dis-
cussion.
Y. M. H. A. BASEBALL TEAM TO
MEI-7f NATIONALS.
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The Y. M. H. A, baseball team will
meet the Nationals. at the Colonial
lot. at 8:80 (D. T.). The Y. )1. H. A.
team has not lost a game yet and the
'Nationuls will try to break their win-
ning streak. A very fast game is ex-
pected. .
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sAUl‘S PIKE FOR
’ scant-to mums
Most folks forget that the kidneya.
,tike tho bowela get. slucsish and
,clogged and need a flashing occasion-
ally. else we have backache and dull
misery in the kidney region. severe
headschsa rheumatic twinges. tot-pit!
liver. said stomach. shophssaess and
all sorts of bladder dial-den.
You dainty oust been your kidneyn
active and clean. and the me
[you test an ache or pain in the kid-
ney region get about four ounces of
Jod one. treat any sood drug store
here. take a tsblsspsesroi in a glass ‘
ofwassrbstoremssttorafow
' L’h'w. G‘~‘r 31—: gififi“v'
9. .4
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The Hartford team “ '09 It “on“. '59" a. tho I. "W b, h“ m. “I" lock.
M’m my. M m
L. Tierney. her attorney. . ‘
"Beatrice Wright Gall-way flac-
xay. by Cummings and. ‘W
her attorneys."
This lathe wmwyhsaa
case has been settled at. of court.
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flavor~and rich
to
‘ Papers in the alienation of street
liens suit directed the short! to etc: .1‘my
lingo-"to is. value of memo the .
- seek or estate or Beatrice wright
W0 .... m u ‘in cm.“ W Both 17“- J‘EXNIYHA run w m.”
. Wfltht— Galloway mm. of that...” have disappeared. it W“ 6‘" I’ETRUI'I‘ \lw 1“"-
W or WestpOI-t."‘lnd to sunl- b1 ”Milan?” oi the low day is to r». q... ,. ., _ ' “ra-
mon her toappearbgtose the super-um of suitcase“ and Levy. nsc- Field. and u. a . . :qf'N'Vll
to:- court at Fail-lieu county on the by”: counsel. anothtr 5mm (.1 WWW:
Int Tuesday or Million. 1.81. then} Co-incident with these develop- leadtr iz‘. y...» ._ W”
Ind there to m I.“ Obs. Ms'ments. an order discoutlnuing the dl- hut this mm w- u .M.‘ on.“
in; MacKay. wife of Donald Francis’vorce action Md in New York last of the Nrw l‘w‘x '\ r.n.;. "halt
HacKsy. also known as Donald Use-isolation by 0h M“! ”“1“" Giants an to m». m 7......
Kay 2nd. of the city. county and mo," signed by MW?!" 00“" 1mm“ exhibition tum. .. . ..“’ “
er New York" in acivil action where-[Whitaker yesterday and filed In the three )ems. ‘""i
it the piston! made four allegations. County Clerk’s oilice. .It is thought
The first two were that she was and , Mrs. lack” N0- 1 509““t either of M \\
still is married to Donald Francis her own volition or after conference
. ~ ItseKay. alias Donald lscKay. II. with her husband's attorneys. to
The last two charge that his urac- abandon the case here and bring new
dons were stolen from her by )(rg. proceedings ‘ in Duchess County.
IlacKay. No 2 within a few 'nonths where the perils of publicity were out
after the early morning marriage of so great. The stipulation was signed
“——
American League.
Yesterdsy's Genes.
The New York-Chicago and Cleve-
land-Philadelphia games were postv
poned on account of rain.
Boston. 5: Detroit. 4 (l0 innim:
first game). Boston. 0: Detroit. 4
(second game).
Washington. 5:
Rt. Louis. G.
Standing of the Ooh.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Cleveland .......... 88 El .888
New York .......... 84 - 23 .647
Vi'nshlngton ........ 88 26 .558
Boston ........2 is .510
Detroit ............. :9 12 .476
St. Louis ........... 25 88 .488
Chicago ............ 28 80 .484
Philadelphia . . )8 86 .888
Gains: May.
('hlcago at New York.
Detroit at ”can.
(‘lexeland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
National League.
Yesterday's Gum
Chicago. ll; New York. 10.
llromtiyn. 8: Pittsburgh. 8.
lloston. l”: 8!. Louis. 0.
Cincinnati. ll; Philadelphia. 8.
standing of «lemon. .
“on. lost. 1“.- C-
Nt-w‘ York ill ('hit‘go.
llrooklyn at Pittsburgh.
lloaton at st. liouis.‘
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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International League.
Yesterday's M
iltading. 7; Buffalo. 0 (first game).
The Ruthie-Reading tin‘t game was
postponed on account of rain.
All other games were poctponed on
account of rain.
star-ding of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Baltimore .......... 48 11 .798
Huflulo ............. 82 25 .561
lloehester .....28 :5 .628
Newark ............28 28 .481
Toronto ............ 25 :9 .4‘1
Jeraey City .......25 80 .i65
Syracuse ............ 22 :9 .48l
Reading ............ is 40 .218
Gm “as. \
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Newark. .
Toronto at. Baltimore.
llutfaio at Reading.
YNcrday‘s m
Ilsrtford.'5; New Haven. 1.
Worcester. 7: Bridgeport. 4.
Pittsneld. 1‘: Albany. 3.
Waterbury-springfield. wet grounds.
Stu-clung of use (his.
Wen. last. RC.
Hartford ......... . . :9 17 .080
Worcester .......... 87 18 .800
New Haven . . . . . as 10 .596
Pittsileld . . . . ...... 2? 23 .851.
Bridgeport .........82 88 .4”
Spring-acid . . . ..... I! . It .448
waterbury . . . . . . 18 28 .801
Albany ............. 14 so .286
Games My.
New Has-on at Hartford- i
WM IQ. WW?-
Wsterbury at Springfield.
Alboay wt Pitt-Gold.
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Milwdbkss. 4; it. Paul. 8.
Louisville. .0; M'L' .
Column; 7: Imam 8..
Other as. wese not scheduled.
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Pittsburgh ......... 34 ll .407
5'0" York ...... . . .84 82 .807
Rosin" ............ 28 25 ..887
St Louis .’ .......... 27 28 .509
Brooklyn . ......... 28 . 81 .474
i‘hlt‘ugo 28 I 28 .451
t‘iuciuuati ......... .‘5 8'! .489
Plutulvlphiu ........ 16 :6 .3“:
(3m Today.
the former college athlete and the by the attorney! I“ 31-
cilorus girl in Newark. N. 1.. lay 15. '
1815. She charges he committed a
marriage and that he has
since lived with Mrs. lacxay No. 2.
Continued from 1.1": pm The alienation suit was settled out
___., of court and oflclally dropped. lay
the bride. and then Ilr. and In. [Mm-'21. it“. But sullen}: this inade it
mick left on their wedding Journey to ”M? "m H"- lflcm N0. 1 it“
their new home in Evantpn. illinois. been satisfied by Mr. MacKsy in
Miss comsrocx
wens DR. DlMMlCK
mums-misc
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TARLOV BRos,
tip-to Date Clay .1...
H A L L - M A R x
CANDIES
m BIB!
$1.10 lb.
mono Each '1". m
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via Canada and "teal-vat Lakes. :some manner unknown to the coure
The bride. s Non-lb girl. is a she began suit almost at 'once for at
graduate of Smith course and has re- :vorce. It is said that this must have
ioently been a member of the faculty been part of the arrangement. with
'there. tlhe received the degree of the understanding that she should
‘Doctor of Philosophy from Cornell sue chetiy.
University in ":0. The tangle became greater than
I». Dlmmich is the son ot Mrs. 1-le- ever when come 0! the circumstances
Dimmick. of luau. N. 1.. and re- or his marriage to the chorus girl.
‘oeivoo the degree of Doctor of not.» Olga Hat-ting. in Newark. N. J.. m.
‘nphy from Cornell at the same timenls. were revealed Memay.
as his bride. He is now a member of instead of an impromptu plunge.
the Department of Phsychology otvinto the married life. which it an.
Northwestern l‘nivgrsity at Evanton. peared at first. the marriage was
8“- pain‘skingty planned and executed.
l . The willie-sis to the ceremony. both
‘CAM" i“ whom gave false addresses. were
' 5 a “handy nan" who worked in a
xt-wsrk office building and a woman
who is thought to have been a lodg~
lag house keeper there. '
The man went to precaution. pre-
sumably under instruction of obtain-
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MOIAI’K SO .
0m 0‘ JI'NE 801'“
One hundred and twenty-five from
Pair-add County hsye already applied
for admidon to Mp Iohswk. The
Cup is run Jointly by the County 1'.
II. C. A. Committee- or i-‘airtieid. ing aietter of introduction to the
Litchl‘leld and New lisven aunties. ltegtetrar so there would be no hitch
This is the second yen: for Camp Mo-
hawk.
The girls camp will come first for
a period of four wwks. closing on
July :tth. The boys camp w." be
trom July RM)! to Aunt 84:
The Camp is situated high in the
'uiunnola hill- on Hohawk Lake. The
campers have the exclusive .- ot t.
inure bake and its shares. '
. The maternal this year will il-
‘clude fifteen sleeping tents with floor:
gdouble-deck stu-l cots. with mat-
-tn*sses and pillows. llerry Hall. the
3 H. and the large dinlrg-iell.
‘The «rater equipment has been ili~
creased this year by the addition of
~two new rowlioats. so that the water
net—t now consists of six rowhoats and
three canoes. Boats and cances havn
been painted and put in the heat of
if you stiller pains and aches dur-
iing the day and sleep-disturbing
bladder weakness by night. feel tired.
nervous and run down. the kidneys
and bladder need to be restored to
healthy and regular action. J. 1‘. Da-
born. 8. F. I). No. l. Lucasville. 0..
condition. In addition to the Athletic writes: "1 ind ital-er trouble for ten 49 WIN St
,and Volley Ball courts which the )1!"- 1 "id many ‘9' W
:camp elicited last year. there will be "I" did "I“ “0 3005- ’ iook P0"?
Kidney Pills and they helped me no
much that now 1 am well." Don't
dent—Stubs-“ Corp.
two tennis courts.
Those going to Canon Miller to car-
ry campers or to visit. will find the
lroad from Bantam or Litchtleld plain-
ly marked by the new Camp Mohawk
road signs.
The Camp will be under the direct
supervision of the three County Y. M.
C. A. Secretaries who will be in con-
stant attendance at the Camp from its
beginning until its close.
Every place in the Camp for
first two-week period of the
camp has already been taken. At this
early date. titty boys from fourteen
Iditterent communities of the County
have registered for the boys camp.
The Camp Directors will go to
Camp next Monday to complete the
arrangements for the opening date.
The Directors spent last week at Mo-
hawk. building teat. floors. manning
the water Well: and adding no ver-
‘andss to Bert-y Bau.‘ ‘
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the
girls
BECAUSE—More Miles Per Galen Gas.
More Miles Per Qt. on Oil.
More for Your Mo hey.
WITH THE FOUDWING?
Motor Valve in Head.
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scare: “manner.“ 10 ‘ : Zenith Carburetor Self Starter.
no.-.“ .t» "i'fwafi Transmission Three Speeds Forward.
.in Wort Juneau. the dam
'on {bushfire Wot mate fluen-
Igerfeoe is to behold here under the
auspices o: the Sokwbisaher linen-
nerchor. Fri-es tor flinging and. I NC
picnic and peace Jubilee are on the
m-tor the two days. .
! Onnpst'iuve studio by n’“""'t -. we” lites—WM BatteR'Y-
.Oochtleo m allover tbemtrwtll. _ .. ,. ....
the heldlnthoaighvjfihoslandieouuu. .. -, . — .. . - lull-in. “661.8886. One Man TOP.
“'“°‘°‘°°'M“‘°"““-'* ’ ' ' Humans. mtmansues.
Iconocrt- given under the direction at. .
Tosh ... Jack —- Pu lip—- Lightse
r. K. G. Weber. «flats city. with-as ‘
ohorustiiuenalsvoissaisschedv ...,‘ _
Timken Bearings in Front Wheels.
Demountable Rims With Extra Rim an
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uledlfor Friday evening. at 8 o'clock.
at the niche-cheat.-
i‘Thomwandpescejsbilees-ui
beheidontbeuioaadsoftboilack
Rock Country Club. Dinner of roast
heel and chicken will be served at the
rounds from 11:80 no 4» o'clock.
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7011:; Crawford hes laid I Him a
fflnt plans at Ores-s Forms to: J "
'Qrederick 3:..W to. Jean Les-
bare a New fest. The
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”firms Flt-
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ion Marx-Ina sound for 1884003.
ambulances.“ -.
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low priced car on the market.
4 7319.3» R’dster, deiiv‘d. $1
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new 490, Sedan, delivered
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