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. ,. Mr». Richard called in a coin”.
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3
Boxes Seven Rounds and
Will Begin Tapering OE
Process Tomorrow — He
Mauls Bull Montana—Lat-
ter Gets Torn Ear and
, Slapped Face
ATLANTIC CITY N. 1.. June 27.—
Uack Dempsey last night was at the
wire edge of his training (or the de-
fence 0! his title against Georges Car-
penticr. at Jersey City, next Saturday.
afternoon The champion ended his
hard work with a forty- the minute
workout in his open air arena yester-
day afternoon. Today he will rest and
on Tuesday begin the tapering on
process. -
. The program mapped out for the ti-
ale holder leading up to the day of the
must calls {or the last public bog-
In‘ on “Wednesday. . He probably will
not work with heavyweight sparring
firmers in his final two days of box-
t
t
it
V
or Gibbons.
ices: to ”clumps reit-
mint)“ assertion 91 patties victory
‘oi'iM pmte‘a and declaration that
was ready to defend his
m. ti is against either Brennan or
“We -have read and heard I. sweat
deal about Brennan and Gibbon!“
Md“ Mimic.» "It is only (air
we .
chance at the title we are sure of get- '
give the Americans another
lng from Dempsey. Victory is sure
for us.
"By a knockout? George will try '
ery hard to knock Dempsey Out."
Rickard assured Descamps that he .
would gladly arrange a meeting
ween Carpentier and either Brennan :
And Descnmps went oi! .
with a large smile on his chubby race.
Frenchmen with him ._
what he had told Rickard. '
BASEBALL , 7
be-
ellina' some
3; American league.
. Yesterdsy' s Games.
new York. 9; Washington. 1.
Detroit. 10: Chicago. 8.
Cleveland. 15; St. Louis. 1.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Standing of the Gulls.
Won. Lost. P. C.
m. but face smaller and lightir op- Cleveland . _ . ....... ll :4 .631
”Denis i0 ”WU”? his weed and New York .......... so 28 .532
tarpen judgment of distance. Ho M'ashington , ”.37 3;: _53¢
8-0 “‘“l N" (“Wm his mad “'0'“ ‘0 Boston .............. 3o 31 .482
has walk-1 with an occnsionai Ivrint Detroit ............. 33 as .485
0 heir his wind St. Louis ........... 2s 36 ~ .437
Jack Kcarns. manager of the chain- Chicago ___________ 35 35 .426
plan. said ”151' Dempsey never will! ll‘. Philadelphia 25 38 .‘,7
better condition and that he could en- __
hr the ring today. Games m,_
"Our hardest task has been to keep St. Louis :“ Cl‘.\~€'and_
him from ow-rtrninlng." Kcarns said.
”He is higgi-r zind stronger than he
was when he tlt‘t'fiil('d “'illard at. T0-
hdo. and i am convinced that he is
even a great: r lightcr. lie is through
with his hard work. From now on it
will be a loaf until he finishes up on
hnrsday."
“‘(‘lgli~ Jii~t iO-I Pounds
Dempsey balanced the scales at ex-
actly 194 pounds before he climbed
l'hiladclphla at Boston.
National league.
Yesterday's Games.
Boston. 7; llrooklyn. 4.
Pittsburgh. ll: Chicago.
St. Louis. 5; t‘inannati. 2.
Uther tennis weie not scheduled.
.‘l.
Into the ring llo pinns to tulle 0‘! Wu! "It! Clubs.
three or (our pounds in the ilnal two Won. LOIL P C-
workouts. l-ut Mnnugrr Kl-urng mm Pittsburgh 42 :n .377
he may go into the ring around the .Xl'w Y0!“ ---------- I" 3'4 .535
193-p0lind ninrk, instead of 190 “0M0" ------------- 34 35 -543
pounds. as has two-:1 (\[lt'Clt d. 3" Louis ~--- ---~-33 31 -516
Despite an rt ust ski... and ihnmpn- ll‘lronkhu ...... .3'.‘ 31 .4115
In continuation of rain. about 2 .‘mol L‘liilaao ...... . .. :7 3: . 5.“
persons is it o 1 tin. ruinsoaki d wine |‘ “l“ “ill- I“ ---------- 3‘ 3" .337
Cents of lllt drum to all the chanh- l'ii'idii"li-| -------- lb 43 .395
plan maul {our sparring pai‘tncrs in
Bren rounds of boxing.
. Dempin-y's work w-ns more impres-
dve yesterday than Saturday. but the.-
experts thought he did not box with as
much speed or with its much tlfl\(‘ to
fill punches :1! ln- has been showing in
wlier Workouts. Manager Rearm-
cxplalned this. however. ivy saying
mt hi- l:;id (‘tllllloll‘d l)'.'illp.\v_\' to
Work lightly.
“Fearing tlu- liendginr to protect the
haling cut our his left we. hemp-l
Ry boxed the first two rounds with
ic U'll:.il nnt‘. the third with lil'r-
Miller. a ilultiiiiorc lb'l-pOtimIer.
‘ho was with the champion before
. Y . t. P. .
h won his tillv. l.:irry “'illiums luc- , _ \ .0" L0! C
. lkiltlniori ........... .3 13 .503
ed Dempsey {or the fourth and fifth Hiifi‘nlo ‘39 3” .505
”finds and Jack lit-unult the sixth llocliestii' ......... 1H 3‘ 523
and seventh. lie-fore boxing. Dempsey \‘ew-srk . ‘ . 13 3.. [.1
filled the weights {or live ll'lll'ltllt-S Toronto .H....:31 3; :‘;7
“(I shadow boxed for two rounds. Ryrucum ........... _.‘ 35 J“
. . Ill-miles Montana lhiliirhly. Jersey City . . ‘ . ‘ . _ . . ..9 3., .43bi
...kii Montana. the Pacific coast ““1de ........... 1' £3 ”.7
Wler. kept the crowd in an uproar
I! 3 three-minute tilt with Dempsey
utter the boxing. The latter was pull-
“ on his sweater and intent on lun-
m the ring when Montana appeared.
'mmpoey waved him aside. declaring
.M he did not want to wrestle.
‘leiat's the matter? Are you
afraid?" Montana asked. ill-fore he
.11“! finish Dempsey grabbed him by
no cars and pulled him around the
ring until one of the curs was hit-ed-
Ing. He bumped the wrestler's lit-ml
min“ the ring posts and finally
flipped him across iht‘ face. knocking
him into a corner.
English newspaper correspondents
who -w Dempsey for the first time
game.
Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
ltosinn at llrooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
. .
International League.
Yesterday‘s Results.
Toronto. 3; Jeriu-v City, 2.
Newark. 3-5; llufl‘ulo. .’~l(l,
11 innings).
nultiinorv. k; ltm'hcstcr. 1.
Syracuse. ll; lit-aiding, (l.
(lst
Standing of the. Clubs.
Games Today.
Toronto at Jersry City.
llumllo at Newark.
Rochester at [lair-more.
Syracuse at Reading.
American Association.
Yesterday's Results.
Kansas Pity. 7-0; St. Paul.
LouisVilIe. 3: 'l‘olt do. “.3 .
Mtlwuukce. ‘.‘; .‘lllllltnllolll. 1 .
Indianapolis. 8-2: Columbus. 1-8.
1-7.
Standing at the (Slabs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
‘4 ousssgsu‘r .3,” ‘-
rt
hi
Game. My.
Hartlord at Pittst‘leld.
Worcester at “'auirbury.
Springfield at New Haven.
Albany at BridIODOrt.
MAYHJNERS illiE
lilflUBUN A45.
The Mayflower: were defeated by a
score of 9 to 7. on the Wicke lot. yes-
terday nitrrnoon. by the fast Dublin
A. C.. or Stamtord. in a seven-inning
game.
The wild throwing or moomoulst.
of the locals. was the cause of them
losing the same. “'arm has not
13s strikeouts in 13 games to his
(rt-alt. his rv-cord appearing elsewhere
in this issue. He made i" more yea-
lt‘fdfl)‘. The pitching or both teams
was the feature of the game. Tucker.
of the Visitors. sot acre-n strikeouts.
l Tucker. of the Lockwoods. played
1rd base for the llulilins. while hil
brother pitched for them. A return
game will be played with the Flam-
tord team. on August Nth. at the
\Viclw lot.
Nut Sunday the Moyiiowcrs will
play thc Kin; Pins. 0! Bridgeport. at
the \"lcko lot.
This tram won the city champion-
ship of Bridgeport lnst year.
On the Fourth at July the May-
flowers and the “'tnnipauks will clash
at the limit Not-walk diamond.
Monlhi‘r.‘ of the .‘layflowers will ap-
pmir for practice, on Tuesday evening
ut 7 o'clolk (D T.). at the “'lcitle lot
i esterday' s score and summary lol-
low:s
lil‘lilJKS m: STAMFORD.
all r h po a t-
8 Tucker. 9: .4 l 2 2 0 l
Qumn. 23h . ....... l l l 8 n 0
(Bravo. «3 .......... 4 3 3 ll 1 l
i~‘. Tucker. p .4 2 l 2 2 i
t l()R‘:I_ ll ......... I i" l 4 l 0
iSncklo. .‘lv ........ 4 fl 0 4 n 0
llH‘inillllit', ll. .0 l l 2 0 1
Leonard. cl ...... 3 t i 2 l 0
llillinn. rt ........3 0 “.3 0 0
TOLiliI ......... 3i 9 10 21 5 0
.‘iA\'l~‘l.O\\'Hll A. C.
ab r h po :\ e
Hayden. c! ........l l 2 2 l 0
(l. lluschbunm. it . 4 l l 3 0 ii
.\illton..’lb .........4 l 0 3 l 2
.t‘. lliischbiium. c. . .4 3 2 1 1 (-
Pollen. rf ......... 0 l l 3 (l h
Komisck. llls'lh. . . ..‘l u l 2 ti 0
llioomquist. flli-lb ..3 It 0 3 0 5
liver. as .......... 3 n 0 2 l 2
\\’nrni. p .......... 3 0 l 2 l 0
Totals ......... 32 T S 21 5 1'
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Dublin A. i‘ ............ in 0220—9
Mayflower A. C. . . . . . .30: “Him—7
i-larned runs—Dublin. 2; Mayflow-
t-ril. 3. Two-base bits—Hayden. C.
lliiltchbaium. 9. Tucker. Thrvwbmu-
hits-S. Tucker. C. lluu‘hliuuni. l-"
on hiills~0tt 1’. Tucker. 5: of! .
l. Struck out—le F‘. Tucker. 7; by
“‘uriii. in; Sacrifice hlts——-S. Tucker.
C. lluschbnum. Left on bases—Dub-
' lin. 4: Mayflower; 4. Double plan-~-
l-‘.' t I’ ii: i ill
Malay. were highly impressed with Louisville .......... 38 27 .585 b;°;,n:h(.\l-:wr:c1~u:kpr 0:12:31“. “3:11;
his workout. They declined. however. Minniapollfi -------- 36 37 -5 7‘ pitch—F. Tucker. Stolen hour—C
to pass Judgment on the result oi the Milwaukre ---------- 34 33 -515 ltuschtnnim. 9. Tucker. First on cl“;
mist on July 2. St. Paul ............ 32 32 .50“ rors—Jlublln 9- Mayflowers. 4 l‘asa-
”. know Carpentier and like him Kansas City ........ 31 ‘i‘J -493 ed ball—Cf n‘uuhhgum Umpire-
‘U‘! much. but your champion 1001“ T010110 ------------- 3“ 36 ‘55 Ernie. Scorer—Harrison Tune-—
tn. formidable." said Hurry l’reston.— Indianapolis ....... 29 35 "53 One hour and 60 minutes I
Ifflend of the Prince of “'ales and an Columbus ...... . . . . .28 38 .424 l '
Inglis]: boxing enthusiast.
—_——.. O O
'- arm Dempsey. Then Southern Association. Wilma" mm
Fight Brennan or Gibbons II II ~ . -
.80 lure is he that Georges Carpen- YW‘ -' —
will defeat Jack Dempsey hext' Little ”ROCK 5: Mobile. 2' - t
‘ at Jersey City. that NOIIIEI'] Hemphis. ll: Chattanooga. 4. ‘ -'
co Descamps has asked Pro- Atlanta. 3: Nashville. 2 ,(13 1:14
Tex Rickard to et him either ““9"
"mm or Tom gGlbhona for New OHM“. 1; Birmingham. 0_ The Pioneer baseball club. of Union
u men?“ Labor Day in the . . Hill. N. J. easily defeated the Wilton
”use . sane m 0‘ the any... baseball team. yesterday afternoon. at
De-eamps had a long talk with H Won. M P' C; Wilton. by a score at ‘ to 1
Richard me other a” ”a they a,” tmmis ............47 , 22 .681 Wilton oniy' made i hits; Pioneers
w the coming bout among. other Little Rock ....... .39 27 .691 made ‘- .
n, mm“ New rleans . . . . . . . .11 40 .r 71 Wilton made 4 errors: Pioneers only
".‘Elr, Rickard. I am sure we are to- Birmingham ' ' ' ' "9 31 '557 made 1
“Jun... hem Denna” ”Id he "Atlanta. .u 32 .315 SCORE BY INNINGS.
a, n he mum ever, "“1 he Mobile .............34 so .452 Pioneer ------ 000 801 900-4
w- u “Georges is in the greatest con~ {Nashville , , _ , _ , , 27 45 .375 Wilton .......... ,' . . .006 000 001—4
or his life and he keeps ieiiin‘ almanac“ - -- - - - - ___-__l9 52 __.-268 *1“;me
. M Dempsey will be telled b one
.... . " “Easiern—_ glut“. "mm m mm!"
...”: IIt atsk. you. Mr. Richard. Am “one
0 set me eithe o r ‘
or m. a“) “Lyon Mr. 1% M“- 1”!" Player; “mun. o; In. “R;- 1:: Pa
11 b9" W - Align“! liartford. l. Hellman. 'Det..‘:“ 201 “109 I 8
9 “f“: tmteflxinye V511 Waterbury. I: Sprintfleld. 0. Speaker? Cleve...“ 2H 51 so 8:!
“Mt but: “‘1 M “all“ Only two «men played . Cobb. Det. . . . .2” 974 so 108 .IN
pimmumckmuma" . b0} - Ruth, N. 1......7 us, 71 u .370
, ... new, hock. fill-0h: 0‘ the Gut-- sister. at. u....u~2u‘ si so as;
0 oil his
“w m m e by - . Won. LO... P.C. m ‘
., med De- tyj gri- .35 ~20, loss Pimp. ems. 9.1m; n.
I. ”NI-own 0: vi a” .- ven ........_.88_ [j 28 .08! ‘ Q. L.“ “3:!
finmwed mung. th: V "“123” ..........:s is .sss- um.» ‘
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Min Interest. and so I start- ?
so to co to the mess. to the
M to the best restau-
mts and to the ill-t bub.
knowing that in the most sa-
elu-ive places i could get the
best ideas (or my purpose.
What struck me iii-st of all
was the mm at the skirt.—
.o much Ionizer than in
America. The waist also in
very long, but not an I have
new it in some t t the models
imported in Am' rics tor the
Spring Season as in lurch.
for instance. the waist roach-
ed 10 the knees! Of couroe
Paris creates a great. num-
b. of thing; acme of them
extreme. but stir-r a trial a
selection is made from them.
and um. u. loiidemllod It
On“- -
no skirt in very full and
Figured Voiles
the tendency is always to-
wud the Dress chemise-
Dresses in light and
dark efiects. Models
but differs from the
model. of last year. Big
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up to 54,
$12.50 and “8.50
hi] below the shirt. and air-
dle. of all kinds. in metal.
in let. some or them real
works of art are now indis-
Wis. 01 these an ele-
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mood (”lump as they add
an Mblc chic to the
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Mme. Halley.
(to b. COYJUIIIIM.)
‘f 9 fl-lot gW‘eatbcr
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an object of delightful coolness and calm
toall beholders is something attained even
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smart organdie, voile, or other thin ma-
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A frock of
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