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IEWAIOHK. June 24.—Holders oi
wde tickets to the Dempsey-Car-
Ffler match. in Jersey City. July 2,
d be protected, Tex Rickard, pro-
. 2 “or or the bout. announced today.
”I. . The arrest hero of scvcral men
" 1" ..rged with counterfeiting tickets to
.s light. and the kndwledge that
. .93 fake tickets have been distrib—
“ throughout the country has caus-
“‘8’- to be taken to detain every
I ”a who preso-nts ‘n. fraudulent ml-
; moo pastboard. Extra police-
3- . fl will be at every gate. of the big
I . a for this purpose. .
uhrd also warned the public
.111” purchasing tickets from any-
- not. known to be a lionztilde agent.
mlions pointed. he said, to a na-
h-wlde plot to distribute the coun-
-leit passes. and many more arrests
were expected.
u been matched for u ton-round
u here July x.
ml promoters said l.(-0na rd plans
. have Ilenton Harbor, Mich., the
“t of Jilly 4 and will ari'ivi- In Den-
‘3 July 6. Leonard meets Sailor
“man In Benton Harbor the after—
” Of July 4.
:3 “NARD-(‘OOGAN'
3‘ HUITT IN DENVER
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2‘, DENVER. (‘01.. June. 24,—llenny
d “rd, lightweight boxing cham-
é —, and Mel Coogan. of Now .lcrsey.
“KID" SOMOLK NOT
NEEDED BY CHAMP
'ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June‘24.—-—
After plans had been made yesterday
to have J'h'ck Dempsey lay on. and an-
nouncement was made that the public
would not he admitted to the camp.
gymnasium clothes.- scotcrday after-
noon. tn satisfy a crowd or about one
thousand persons who paid fifty cents
to see llcmpse, whale the punching
bags for thirty minutes.
Beforv Dempsey began the workout
it was announced that his weight was
196 pounds.
“Kid" Norfolk Not Needed.
Kearn: announced last night that
Kid Norfolk, the negro light heavy-
weight. and other sparring partners
expected in camp to asgist getting
Dempsey into a final ,flghting edge.
would not -be needed. Dempsey had
progressed so rapidly In his training.
licarns said. that he will begin to in-
per off next, week. instead of contin-
uing hard work with the gloves.
Today Dempsey will celebrate his
twenty-sixth birthday with a. com-
pletc rest.
Plans to give Dempscy a demonstra-
tion when he loaves here a work from
today were laid aside last night when
Krarns told friends of the champion
that he wantcd the departure as quiet
as possilllc. Dempsey will be hurried
to a private rt-sldvnco in Jersey City
to rcst until time to go to the arena.
JINX IS FOLLOWING
THESE MOTORISTS
Continued from First Page.
‘- g srmxcmmns noun T0 1
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won- thr‘c othcr workors
.. cmployorl
at “ilsoti l‘oitit.
Tilt-y statrd that n
Dempsey was compelled to get into his-
macs!) m “animus ..
BASEBALL “Em. . 7
‘ (Communicated). ‘
Ther'e is some talk of the New York.
New Haven and Hutton! Railroad
putting In a side track. 'opposlte the
Wilton baseball grounds. and; it the‘
same materializes. It will be a great
accommodation to the fans of tho
State. as the field will then be adver-_
tiscd by the Railroad Company
throughout the State. and the Wilttfii
baseball club will be placed at the
head or amusements on Sunday.
Already a representative has look-
ed over the field. as well as at the pro-
posed spur.
The ball grounds are In a very con-
venient place. being on the main
thoroughfare.. between Norwalk and
Danbury. and backed up by the rail-
road.
C. H. Orem. owner of the field.
states that the matter is under consid-
eration. and will be acted on Imme-
diately. Mr. Orem states that It the
spur Is built. he will build the plat-
forms. sheds. etc.. and make it as at-
trsctive as he possibly. can. as an or-
nament to the town.
He states that he will go the limit.
as to expense. In making the Wilton
baseball field the best in the State.
It a spur 1s built at this point. It
means that the center of the town will
be at this section.
Already he. is to have plans drawn
for a large hall for the convenience
of the members of the baseball club.
purchasing thc property adjoining the
diamond.
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BELDEN' SOCIAL CLUB DANCE.
The Beldcn Social. Club opcncddts
doors to the public last evening with
a social and dance. Thcre was s.largc
attendance at the at'i‘air which was
most successful from bcgiiining to
The opening address was given by
the president M. J. Mom-9A Vocal so-
los were givcn by “'allsce Juno and
Thomas Flnnigan
save an intoresting talk on his re-
cont experiences on a hunting trip in
were served
The Kcarncy
Singing orchvstrn pinycd for the danc-
ing which lasted until in ionic hour.
SARANAP LAKE lYN BT'RFGR.
June Zia—Bart-
lr-tt's inn and nvc of the nine adjoin-
(Communieotedlc .
Tia Wilton baseball club is in com-
niunicstion with Mr. Ruth. “The
Home Run King of the Wmd." for a
visit to the Wilton baseball—grounds.
but it is not decided what day he can
get oi! to pay a visit to the coming
team or Connecticut. It will be an-
nounced later. when he will be there.
so the local fans can gaze upon the
wonder of the baseball,diamond.
It was hoped that he could put in
an appearance this Sunday. when the
Pioneer club. oi! Jersey City. cross
bats with the Wilton team. but it will
be impossible, so it is statedt
Mr. Ruth is an enthusiastic auto-
mobilist and it would not surprise the
tons who attend the games on Sun-
day to see him in evidence most any
time."coming unexpected.
On Sunday it is expected that fully
ten thousand persons‘will attend the
some. and preparations are being
made for the large rowd. It is a.
question to come early 0 secure park-
Ing places. as the grounds will till ul’
early. and. If it Is anything like last
Sunday. the grounds will be too small
to accommodate the fans.
The trees were full in the lowcr end
of the field. likewise the field back of
the diamond.
Mr. Orem has been approached to
put up some bath houses on the river.
at the far end office field. so that the
fans who come early can take a bath
In the cooling waters of the river be-
fore the game is called.
Already the buses have concluded to
run trom Rica-field. New Canaan and
Danbury. on Sunday. to the Wilton
baseball grounds. and. on each Jitney
running between Norwalk and South
Norwslk bears a sign "Wilton Base-
ball Grounds." :5 cents.
On July 8rd. Sunday. and July 4th.
will be. big days tor “‘ilton. as. on the.
3rd. Sunday. the \Vllton tcam will play
the American Legion club. and. on the
4th. the Knights of Columbus team.
and it is cxpcctcd that fully 25.000
persons will be there on these two
days. with the American lland fur-
nishing sweet strains of music b0-
twevn each Inning.
in the evening the an works display
will be the most (laborntc 0! any dis-
play In thr Stats.
in: cottngcs Wcrc lmrncd Wednesday
The guests escaped.
1 ‘,. ‘ ASSUNIA. ' ijinx has lwr-n following thcm for the
r | ilnst 24 limits. They startcd from end.
- lie Bprlngwoods will Journey to Wilson l‘r-int “him-ads} night. In an
p- hnia on Sunday by auto (ruck and launmlml'll". At ("nscoli their machine
at *3 the crack Norwoods a team that “4'8 fimwlv-d in collision with .1 ”CL .
~' ' b not mt-t :ici'cat nw yt‘t this Sl'nsi‘in. 1"." "HIV TIY")' took a train from (‘03- Edward Radcliff.
,‘ 2. local boys i‘m-l sure that Illt‘y can (‘0') '0 Nt'w York. The train was stal-
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f. N their winning streak. (in July I'Wl {Or 5: x-‘rnl liourg_ Whrn om- of Ihr‘
a and 4th tho Springwoods will i'h'v‘trit‘ “irr-s lirOkc. llctnrning from Canada. Rt‘rrmhmhn"
\ . “1e with tho 1;th going Norwailks irn‘.-\'"W Ymk .Vt‘b‘lf‘rdny morning. In nn- (in-"n“ lhr‘ r‘W‘nInK.
: . II- Malmu- lot and n rm'ord crowd lz‘IOHI'T lllfll'lllllt‘, the {our nun {01113.1
‘ -! to attend tilt-w.- gziliios as hot“ or» ”1' ”I“ luv S In nnotlltr accident at
h] teams. ‘ * ' Hw', win ll Illi‘Il mncliinr was slightl;
danmm :l, ’l‘llclr mnchinc was so . - ~
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