1:: Fill out in g
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luring Aviators to Fly Out
to Steamships With Pic-
tures Going Abroad
NEW YORK. July 1.-—-Out of the
kapaey-C’arpeniier tight springs one
of the kecncst and moat daring strug-
gles to get there first in all the history
of news gathering. it was announced
yesterday. This speed contest will in-
clude sporting chances not taken by
{he bosers themselves.
Within a few minutes of the con-
clusion of tue big contest several huge
Aerodrome cruisers will fly far out to
sea in an effort to overtake liners
which left this port hours before the
sight. and get on board them pictures
of esciting moments in the ring.
One ot the Aeromarine cruisers.
which has been chartered for Sir lid-
Vard Hulton. owner of the London
Daily Sketch. the Evening Standard
and affiliated publications. will rush
photographs taken at the ringside out
so the liner Zeeiand. of the Red Star
line. which sails tomorrow at noon
for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Ant-
v’-. The flying boat will be moored
at h pier in Jersey City. and as soon
an the plates are shot by motor to her
l‘ilot. C. J. Zimmermann will give the
400 horsepower Liberty motor all the
gait she can consume and shoot out
over the hay. He probably will be as
much as four hours behind the lee-
land. but will reckon on overtaking
her fifty miles of! Fire Island Light.
At a. height 0! 4.000 feet on a' clear
day a ship can be seen at a distance
OI eighty miles. so no trouble is an-
ticipated. if the weather is good. I!
Vidbillty is poor. it merely.meaus an-
other element has been added to the
rook-st.
JOHNNY lt.-\“'IIIN(&.\ COMES TO
GIANTS.
Jle and Stet-21%| Trudi-d hy the Phil-
lies for "app. King and Rlchbourg.
\'l-;W i‘tllllx’. .luly LAVVith his n.4-
‘N‘l enterprise. Manager McGraw. of
the (Bruits. has succeeded in making
. t..ule designed strengthen his
club. According to announcement
llinvle yesterday. he has traded Joe
litupp, third hast-man; imi- King. out-
“(‘It't'r, :tml liitllt‘t' Hit'liliourg’. an ill-
fleldt-r. on! on optional agreement with
[he lltllm club, to tht- l'iliiilt‘S for
Johnny lizmlnnrs. lilt' second hast-man.
an] (Iowan Ste-nevi. the out-
Richter.
to
erratic
—..._.________,
1.500 (‘llltl‘t-‘U‘VS PLAN
TO sl-Jl‘; 'l‘l'l‘lil-Z BATTLE
I‘lllt‘.\(}tl_ July 1. l‘hicago will be
Well up lll tho~ tun-mound in its rcprc-
bentdilun at the l)cinpsey—(Yarpcntier
7v.:ht, in .-l:is--y (‘ih tomorio“ More
sum "'50” ( illt‘lKINIIIH “ill lit' Kathi-i"
rd .vt tht ringside v. ilt'll tht contest
hm.» :iin intiolu'w-rl.
That the
worm-n of (‘hicazn and its
s‘nvirtnis
:in- kt't‘lll) intern-sled in the
bout is shown it) the fact that more
(hair 35!) of tho-m \yill iit't' the hit: bout.
Many of the wunwu huu- cutzatrt-d
aCCOHllllthitlliuli~ on tin- special light
drains, tirst of “illt‘il pullmi out yes-
terday, whitt- othn-tx are going on l‘cg-
lilar trains
'l'lw railroads will he lith‘ti to ill"
Jinn' in lmndlim: tho- trntlic. The New
Toll. t'n ntrdl lxnvs addt-d fifty extra
blvn'plnu t.ll.\ In lilt‘ll ll'llllH bound for
will square oi! tonlght at the Hanover
Park. Meriden. for their bout over the
twelve- round distance.
DEMPSEY LEAVES
AllAN'I'Il} Bill
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July 1.—
Thls is get-away day for Jack-Demp-
sey. world's heavyweight champion.
Before sundown this evening. the
grim. determined Dempsey will be se-
cluded amid the strange surroundings
of a private residence in Jersey City.
perhaps to face a night that may
seem endless: there to remain until
he faces Georges Carpentier in the
battle of life tomorrow afternoon.
Everything is in readiness for the
Champion's departure. The exact
hour. however. has not been divulged
nor has Jack Kearns. Dempsey 'aman~
agcr. revealed the railroad over which
the champion and his party will travel.
Where Dempsey will sleep in Jersey
City tonight also is a guarded secret.
The location will not be revealed even
to Dempsey himself. as Manager
lirarns is taking every precaution to
have him rest in absolute quiet. away
from the eyes of the curious thou-
sands.
Released from the close confinement
of too months' training. the title hold-
er is happv in this liberation. and
morr like a b0\ dreaming over pith
anticipation than a heavy weight cham-
pion facing the most important battle
of his care-t r.
Dempsey revealed his happy. care-
free statv of mind yostcrday,when he
sat on the front porch of his house
and for more than two hours took
part in a conversation that includcd
a variety of subjects. \Vhile a
driuuz: rain “Put. down on the huge
tit-id surrounding his camp. Dempsey
laughs-d ht-artilly and Jokcd with a
Smaller circle of friends. frequently
taking a friendly slap at whoever
might be within range.
Dempsey had intended taking a
light “orkout of a round or two at
the punching bags yesterday, but the
(il'l\llli: lain pri-vi-ntcd all cxcrcise ex-
w-pt a loin.r “alk in the morning with
"iVllki'" ’l‘iaut. the (‘hicago detectixe
mourant. “ho will act as his body-
guard in and out of tilt art-iialtomor-
row.
After playing cards with his hand-
lers lust nilrht. and finding telegrams
containing messages of good luck.
Dempsey “rut to bed at 0:3“ o'clock
and 'l‘rant. who Slept in an adjoining
room. says the champion alt-pt sound-
ly for nearly nine hours.
Dempsey is an unusi al champion in
at least one conspicuous respect. He
is displaying: nont- of that grouchiness
N--w York. and Hit 'l‘yurntictlt Century, that traditionally has come to he re—
‘.vlin in itJ‘i Ill-\t‘l inn in lllul‘t' th..n t\\‘o g'iidtd UK the conclusive proof of a
0' ' “"1” Vi N in lvr- rnn in lilf‘t't‘, tighter lwing on edge for an important
The l~'ii'th .\\t'llll" Limited, Lake Millie.
Show l.in:n-d .md itihtl {.th ll‘uilis Mariam r lit-urns and others con-
Th't'l" run in .iuul.:.- svrliuns. Tnplm-(tui \1ith. the champion have felt
l'c-m:._\l\.mi;i hum :tixtl had extra the strain of thc protracted training
.it-a-lulizt; my» “1.11.! in their nuim- rolls lperm and are showing it more than
Iran) » \y..;- 11 it'll )(‘Sit'l'lifll' and will lth e lzilltl. \Vluit some of those around
zumm twin him considcr an annoyance. Dempsey
'lhw n: .t or tin: tight spt'cinl tr.tins1.l(ctpi~< as an amusing interruption.
It'll try-'1 tln- l’o-nnsyhdnia llncs yt-H.’ l‘llh'll preparations tor “‘1' (h'i’art;
Inuit) .ilt-Inoon, lllt‘ lo Jt’l‘ht‘)’ (‘lii‘ “'(‘l‘i' completed
-———___..__..__.__ soon after breakfast today. Express-
JIIJUNAIHI .\'I‘ BICN‘IVDN "Aunt"!
.IKI".\II\' FUR hAllrt)“ I"IH‘II‘ZI).\D\N
lll‘iN’l‘tIN llARlltllt.
Mich. July 1.
-, liouny Leonard iiL’ili“’t'li..'ht chain-
pion. urnxt-d )l‘Hll'l'tlii}' to defend his-
Ililv :n-\t Mmrday against Sailor
Jt‘n-wlumn. of t'hicngo. and was given
it welcome such as seldom has been
accorded a, tighter. The Mayors of
his city and of St, Joseph. accompan~
led by :I. hand and many citizens. were
at the station to grew-t him.
The champion planned to take his:
first workout today. Despite reports
that he had not been training Leon-
ud looked to he in perfect condition.
“l've fought several times recently
and worked faithfully in between."he
sac-i “l weigh about Hi and won't
have any trouble getting down to the
.sey's final instructions. as the lit: .
rennin-d mark of 137 for Freedman."
I“rt't*:illl.lll stepped on the scales
)esterdv- and finding he was down to
138. on y one
down immune: to three rounds of box—
ing and some light work. ’
IN)" (‘OI'NTY TITLE.
“oil's SinzII-s and Doubles Champion-
ship to Be Decided.
The l-‘airtield county men's singles
and douhh-s tennis championship will
he held on the courts of the Stamford
.‘Yncht Club. commencing July 9. The
lournann nt is one sanctioned by the
Metropolitan Tennis Association.
Prunes will be awarded to the winners
Id thn- runners-tip. Entries Will
lose on July 8. The tournament h
n Open onv
'Thr- tennis committee includes:
"Dam. [in rd Wonman. chairman:
rooms f‘.
Hoyt and C. A. Betts.
"Al/1"]. AV!) KAI’LAN TONIGHT.
Milulimx. July 1. ——£hmmy Wait:
Hartford and “Kid” Kaplan. Merl-
men were. busy hauling trunks to the
station. All outstanding accounts
with the sparring partners. cooks and
others attaches of the camp were set-
tlcd up and the keys of the two hous- s
which have been Dempsey": camp dill-
ing the 10 weeks 'training. ~ i“.2“]-
ed over to their owuers.
Dempsey's three llelgiau 1, Eu:
dogs. which have been with him dl:r- .
,ing the training grind.
'Jcrsey City.
They Were taken in thc
champion's limousine. by his brother.
Iernard Dempsey. )‘t'blt'l‘dh. ‘
Don't forget to let them out once
in a while for a brief run." was Demp-
:ar
rolled away. with the dogs poking
their heads out of the windows.
Battling Nelson. who predicted the
idownt‘all of Jess Willard. at Toledo.
.two years ago.
irow's contest will be the shortest and
pound over weight. cut'-
predicts that tomor-
most viciously fought in the heavy-
weight history. Nelson will not be
surprised it Dempsey wins in the tint
round.
"I look for the battle to end before
either Dempsey or Carpenties gets
warmed up." Nelson said today.
"You'll recall that I told the boys
at Toledo that Wilhrd would get the
punching of his lite. Well, the mme
goes for Carpentier. Denim looks
like a cinch. If Dempsey gets a fair
shot at his body with his mht hand.
Carpentier will be slowed up for alert
hook that will knock him in some-
body's lap."
-—
THE more .017.
Constance Blane! feature
Anew
|"will be offered at the Regent Saturdax
when “The Magic Cup" 3 mt...
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s fast rising wiclder of the mitts.
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Dims:
Physical Statistics "‘-
Tine—8 1’. (Elm mm
of Boxers Suing Time), suns-y, an s.
Opens—10AM. .
m“ scheduled Kmam—n.
Age.........2¢ '7 mammoth
Weight .......108 in , -‘mh .
Height 0.: 5.11% 93mm.
W'h (m)_". u " Mt W omen
Chest (Non... as 41 “d!-
ctie‘si (Exp)... 40‘ 4835 Dogma—Nana. M under
Neck leis 10% how Jersey State Boxing m;
Waist ......“ 38 at world‘s heavy-um m.
Wrist.........1;5 7% Montana-bum
Bicepsw 10% .1435 or retained by. Deans. by
Cal! 155/. 16% knockoutotworlodhg
Ankle. ........ I 855 opponent. Inc-solo.“
areonthdrteesstbodoseot
it the 13th round, use-clot and
Division or WW of
boxers' purse to Dempsey and
two-arms to Carpeotier, regard-
less at outcome 0! boot.
[tempers Chic! Second—Jack
Kean-us
Carpentier's Chis! Strand—Fran-
cois Desoamps.
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Detroit. 6: Cleveland. 8.
St. Louis. 6-1: Chicago. 1-0.
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New lork at Boston.
,Bmoklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
International League.
Yesterday’s Results.
The Newark-Jersey City game was
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Syracuse. 7; Toronto. 6
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Baltimore. 9: Reading, 1.
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