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m ABOUT TH'I'Z BIG IiATl'lJ'L: FIGHT PROFITS l-‘(DR UNITED
' rhinitis—Jack Dempsey. champion, “'ASlllNG'l‘UN. June 21—le
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llnltlrliore ..... 53 15 .773
Huffulu .l9 3“ .571
- “writes-fer 36 3] .537
Tl full“) 3: IO .‘93
‘.\r\v:trk 33 3“ .065
girls“) I'll) 30 Sh .441
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BASEALL
American League.
Yesterday‘s Gama.
Cleveland. 12: St. Louis. 4.
Boston. 8: Philadelphia. 1.
New York vs. \Vuhington. postpon-
edz' rain; no other game scheduled.
Sta-ding of the Clubs.
Won. Lest. P. c.
Cleveland .......... 43 1‘4 .64:
New York .......... 39 28 .532
\Vushington ........ 37 3‘.‘ .536
Boston ............. 32. 31 .508
Detroit ............. 33 35 .435
Chicago ............ 26 35 .426
St. Louis ........... 28 3b 424
Philadelphia ........ “.‘5 40 .386
Games Today.
lloston at New York (2).
l'hiiudelphiu at \"nshington.
('hicngo nt St. Louis.
l‘ctrott lit (‘1. u-lnnd.
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National League.
i Yesterday's Gum
Chicago. 24; Pittsburgh. l-6.
St. Louis. 7; Cincinnati. 3.
New York vs Philadelphia, past-
.pomci: ruin: no other games sched-
lulv‘cl.
l Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
l
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‘l’ittshurgll .... .48 32 .662
inw York .......... 40 :5 .615
‘Iloston ............. 34 29 .5‘0
‘3“. Louis .. 3‘ 32 .515
liraokhn .... .33 34 193
Chicago '29 33 .dfik
i‘iiu‘lnnutt ..... .‘5 39 .391
l’llil.tdl lpllial . ...... 19 ‘3 .306
tut-um Today.
.\'rw York at lioston
lirimklyn at Philadelphia.
l‘illsivnxgl. ill Chicago
International Lague.
\‘cstcrda y'c- Results.
.len-ey City 2; Toronto. 1 (called
c-nd oi shlh inning: min)
lituli~~lvr. l‘.'; llztiiitnme 9.
lit'flillllfl. 1"; Suiting“- T
. X'Verk \! Buffalo. postponed;
1min.
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Nanding of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Gama. Today.
Niuzirk at .11 roe) City.
ilm hust- r at l‘ultfztlo.
limiimoxe tit lll'flilillfl.
Eastern League.
Yesterday's Results.
llrluigeport. 3; Albany, it
“Waterbury. 11: New Hun-n. 2.
\Vi'li‘m‘lt'l. 3; Springfield, .'-.
Uni)“ threw gumr! played.
Standing of the duh.
Won. Lost. P. C.
tier. Europe-3 n
“holder.
hefty} weight
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lllle‘:
statement yesterday. estimated the to-
itul to he rectived by the Gorernment
“m at Stake-é—Heavyweight clmm- “as “"‘WW‘ 0" “MC" ”GU-"0" W01!“
7;; ’flongmp of the world. come direct from the estimated gate
1' 1 a million dollars. the “3001918 0‘ 81.600.000,
fj‘ Meat er adored in pugilism.
.Mon of Purse—To Dempsey
2,7 guarantee of 8800.000;
., tier a guarantee of 5200.000.
1 “In!” Picture Proceeds—To be
do the ropes.
Wee—Estimated at 60.000
lasion Prices—From 3100
run .
when dollars
’ 0
events. .
to Carpen-
vldod equally between the two pugi-
lists.
(“M of Fight—Specially constructed
expel“. in Jersey City. costing 8200.-
”a portable ring of steel con-
J.._ “inaction. measuring 18 feet square
Promoter—~Tex Rickard. Ameri- '
premier manager of big sport-
a
di-
to
for i
, ringside seats to $25 on the outer‘
Receipts—Probably close to one i
llcmpsey's share of 8300.000 will
yield 3137.510 in income and surtnx.
while Carpentier's share of 8200.000
will yield 877.500.
Brokers who resell tickets at more
than 50 cents above the established
price will have to pay half of their
profit to the Government.
Profits received by the promoters.
referee. timekeepers. sparring part-
ners. the principals in the minor bouts
which precede the main event. and
even the contrhctors who erected the
great stadium. will have to account for
their income in their tax returns.
Besides all of these sources of rev-
enue the statement menti0ned also
transportation taxes and sale taxes on
soft drinks and the like and the 6 per
cent. tax on- the rentals of motion pic-
ture films of the fight.
DENY DOUGLAS QUIT .GIANTS.
\Von'i str-r .......... 36 20 .643
New Iluxen ........ 33 24 32')
llrl-lut-purt . . . . . . .30 25 .5h’v
Hartford ........... 30 26 .536
i'illsllt-ltl ........... 3O 29 .508
Sprillfilio-ld . .28 30 083
W‘ttterbury .. .. . . . 24 32! 423
>Albony ............. 18 42 300
Games Today.
Spin gilt-Id at Hartford.
Waterbury at New Haven.
I'ill!fitlti at Worcester.
Alhuny nt Bridgeport.
m WI.
Minneapolis. 13: Kansas City, 8.
Milwaukee. 12: St. Louis. 6.
rain.
rain.
W W.
Memphis. 7: Atlanta. 1.
Nashville. 3; Chattanooga. 1.
Other games postponed. rain.
LCUAsville u. Columbus. postponed:
lndin‘napolis vs. Toledo. postponed.
JOIISSON NOT-'11) SEE mm.
“'ASHINGTON. June 29.—-Appaals
to the Department of Joules tor the
—Harry J. Ertle, of New Jer-
'w 3. or Fight—Limited to 12
. 3 -
5' Marquis of Queensbury. ,
.- one hundred thousand dol-
., posted; by the promoters and
the Giants. as is reported
.- York.
night." McGraw said,
p. "a. h , he would be back . In ad merely to allow Johnson to wine-
M y out: of the contestants. ”Sabina." Mubh"‘"’, 133.56% 3 world's" title unit at Jersey cm.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 29.—John
J. McGraw. manager of the New York
Giants. said yesterday he had no in-
formation that Phil Douglas had quit
in New
“Douglas went to New York last.
”and he told me
parole of Jack Johnaaa. former
been, turned down. Attornangaaual
Daugherty announced yesterday. The
AttdrnepGanerai mid that-"condor
ing the crim'fi‘ha did. not foal that
the parole pnvtlege should'ba extend-
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world's heavyweight champion. have C
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‘ near em .‘tn the
.s can is- tin nervous
xc‘em' m as he to.
rs tatha w about as much
scmolboy getting ready for a pie—
'wuts to go and is havint' 10“
fan snaking preparations. (total. do
this he has not’ applayed the lead
t of anxiety. “ragescape from the
”Q of visitors yesterday afternoon
was not made so? much because
Georges was nervous but because of
his camp associates. His mend. Phr-
re lanes. who has increased his cigar-
ette consumption 50 per cent in the
cause he didn‘t want Georges to,be
MdnaflrDesamps has begun to
wring his hands and pull his hair and
trninsr Wilson has betrayed a slight
irritability.
Georges' only worry is his short
hMr. Since his blond pomparlour was
clipped by the barber of Manhaaset he
has been wearing a cap. He runs his
hands over the tsp of his head and
seems amused at the sensation in his
fingers.
Toda’ Cnrpentier entered the final
stage of training and he expects to be
on edge when he calls a halt tomorrow
afternoon.
Donnelly's it 80. Main St are of-
fering a free demonuratlon of the
famous Hoover cleaner in your own
home. l'hone them .for a tree dem-
onstratlon.
with.” Dempsey said.
‘ldea of the hardships of a
lug-grind. It's terrible; I! I
tel-ed the hundred thousand . for a
fight a month from now I would not
go through all this again.
of training. I want to take a rest.
Just as soon as I can get my affairs in
shape an!!- thee
going home to hit
West for a vacation."
out. June 20.-T
is the beginning“ the end of J»
Demm'stwo months' training _ f
The champion is all through .
workouts in the open air area:
the last workouts this afternoon prob-
ably will be staged behind barred
ates in the old airplane shed back of
the training camp.
light and may not include boxing.
The champion. dreading ,last
_three days of marking time, is glad
that the long siege or taminlng is n”?-
ing an and. He does not display may
Outward signs of nervou-‘iess or ir-
ritahility and lib handkrs agree that
his phyflcal condition eonflhardlxbe
improved. ‘
ml
The work will be
the
“I'll be glad to have Uni-thing our
You have no
train-
oi”-
I am tired
Carpentier. I am
City, then on
Dempsey is (bout three pounds over
the figure he expects to scale when
he climbs into the ring at Boyle's 30
acres. mturday afternoon. but expects
to lose a couple of pounds today and
tomorrow and another pound when he
dries out Friday.
from eating certain foods and will
only drink water the day before the
battle.
He will abstain
He sealed in pounds yesterday and
expects to go into the ring at the 190
ContinuatioaofPax-islso-
tuwrlttaatoamasnbnrat
mums-comm.
"I gave a spacial attention
to tho corsst. deferring tn the
Won of mach gm con-
tsorlars as Cabot. minim
Churn“. Boar. Worth. Jenny
m lanai I. Armand
Iadaielas a Madeleine.
Rena. Bernard and Doouillet.
knowing tht the up. of the
corn! should be governed by
the style of the dress to be
worn over it. My: - said
the son: "him ha.~ Dash
a tendency to abandon the
eta-sat. but with what Ia-
mentabls MRI! in prmil~
ting her body such uninvited
freedom and neglecting the
wholesome control which
proper mils 'eonld give.
the modern woman. hoping
to achieve Greek noun-lea
aahisvss on” awhwardaa-S'
31"!
tiny siZe bed.
any size lied.
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poun‘d notch.
The program mapped out for the
champion today calls 1for some light
eer‘perhaps a. round or two
of but. ’1! ha. feels inclined to pull
on we ates- He will perform be-
hind'l gates.
Only newspapermen and perhaps a.
few friends will be admitted this after-
noon and tomorrow.
‘Attaches of the cm already have
beam the cut: or getting things inl
shape for the chahrpion’s departure.
According to passent plans. Dempseyi
and his party will leave for Jersey
City Friday. He will spend the day
in the seclusion of a private home in
Jersey City and will be kept in seclu-
sion until the time to go to the arena.
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x0 “JUNCTION on “our. 3
SEA 0131‘. N. J.. June :9.-—-—Go\--z
ernor Edwards said today that indi—T
viduals and organizations who are en. 3
deavoring to prevent the Dempsey-‘
Carpentier fight "are in a class with.
those who advocate the blue Snndayj
and whose professional acthities are:
a matter of deep concern to liberty-*
lovl ng A mericana. "
he
“I an informed." continued. ‘
“that our court has decln
an injunction to r.
Nil 10 giant
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my-Camnuer 0x171. ilioli contort “”4;
“my. The coml “it!“ nnnrw’» ;0
find any evidence Oi u-i; immi (In. .
than that existing in tin mimlu 0! iii!
piteonsly ftw individual... ul (mummyfi
at the eleventh hour to usv filll'lt‘flllv‘lx
to have the contest enjmm‘tl. New
Jersey ever has and awn-)8 \vli‘. L. '1
ilaw abiding State despite error-tax (t 2;
few pseudo-rtformus “Hint.— 1.14
without its boarders. ‘ A
ELIOVSKY (0.“le l".‘\\l‘
CLEVELAND. .lunt gun n. . v; m-
onsky, the world's. premier luilill'i‘ v;
and long distance SWlf‘lllllt‘r‘ no text.
terday for the East. when it xi 'tznmh
or early in August hl will .iiim [il to
swim 100 miles. l‘lllonfik} )vlv: it}.
record for distanci- svimmmy it‘ll)
sixtyrf‘n'e miks m chu le- u Gi-
mddt in l9”. Ellonnk} “m -. i. ..ii.'
ed to it} thr ”(‘v~.'llilf\" lu’! r,» i t
8"“ rtral‘nin: two week:- in \x. . . .il
ml to the f‘nnst on husim -
champion will milk! his Uni-i .m? '-
ish at the Brighton Beach Bull. .
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White flannel, much in vogue for wear with a
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white flannel come in fine knife plaited models with
box plait down center front.
Girdle fastened with
one large pearl button. Very chic and smart looking.
$13.50 and $15.00
”Country Club” Satin. 3. mw weave especially
adaptable for sports wear.
A fine ds'mmieriug satin
Springs and Mattie-res
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spring: with a covering of enamel which has
been haired on. And these all carry a guarzmtce which
assures them to be “sag-proof.”
We made of No. l felt and covered with
art ticking. Mode wiiih roll edges.
mm of genuine silk floss, roll edges. and
good quality art licking is usedfur the covering. For
Wardrobe Trunks. “Beiber” Make ..
Kimonos
Japanese style made;
of crepe cloth and «141-:
liorately embroidered
in several colors.
$3.95 and $5.00
Second floor,
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in white and flesh tint, out); Hm .:i '\‘ .. k. I
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Special at $7.50 dark blues and blacks with i»‘;;;l: hm. . .i‘ '.
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