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3W YORK. July -———1s.——-Notwith n .............-”. . “u
m an” ageing hlsdefeat by JucszolIWY. mwflm: :0 .3: mm
Eh Mm Cit.on July . 000m ' ...... ..... . man“. 1 ..
' g t gen-12:5; ityls reported in box it menus ........u ‘8 .us “#:mh‘m
1 in re. will seek a return mate —— u- l ”L 1" a.
p mafia :hampionlhlp. believing that Omens.» “Whittle a... at .
N. July ll.-—Johnny Willon- by adoptins an 2:03 style of battle WN'Rew to: at m F“, m . mm '
. -~ . g h Immwmmto II- ”on withe"mvot .“ ~
. mlglggealeoée :lenson, of In a statement made at his training , Fhiladelphiaat Lot‘s. in“... 1917 AND I!”
no... in ten rounds here. last mp after the Jersey any“ snatch;1 Washington at Cleveland. m sm u . by 8" Don“!
Robin . three and a half Carpsntier mid he won an! : —'."""'". hum“ Cecil and. ‘
‘2‘, W" .3“... ’°“"" “W“? m" "‘ "‘° W" “mm ”:th WW 1.. may“? may in... That the boys who were here
d th beat of the fir“ an ibut his closest friends now my a e : - . _ tut it is. chance“
she .33:ng Wilson had a clearly... changed his mind. Georges dis- : I -—"‘ at if it ax, ma: “0m M! w m
advantase over Robinwn In "a”? lobeyed the orders of his advisers and - we“ shoal °°"° Mb" “d
games ere postponed. on ac- noose. it wilfglveeame of the revolt.
£1! ' ers anomaly to say what M
think about. the Government's meth-
every other round.
‘1“! Champion Down.
Robinson set out to make a quick
horned the light with the champion.
and therein. it is claimed. he made hl'l “CF: 0' fl“!-
bignest mistake.
H
Wmdmw
a” : Its-sins Cm trot-ha on from the is»
and of the bout after Wilson had 31.0“” we. min be ,3.th : mda m PG. :;e; in ey
”or“ "I the Pnlim‘fl‘fi’ 'Nrfinl- with Dempsey and the bout held in pitésbur‘h . 5‘ 21 j"
The new with repeated left- !“ it New York State. where boxin'; rules New Y.“ u” 2’ .6“ ‘ CAN W wwamfimw
risht whip to the raw first shook and permit tlfteen rounds to a decision. he on ----- ‘5 u 534 m1 cmoum WIPE, m ‘
then, knocked down the champion. might win the championship by out- mmoklyr; .......... ”‘2 m .512 corms :1 a W
Winn fell to a crouching position but pointing Dempsey Carpentier's. uis ........... ‘0 ‘0 .600 u n ‘Rnie’
MM Quickly and although he did friends believe that he 1. chmla ... ...... u.’ .‘ .429 EL PASO. Tom, July ‘ __ 9:031: ‘ Britami.” ” I
not 'land a blow in the rest of the enough to box Dempsey and stay Ci “hum...” . .2, ‘9 ' .872 children Mam are V t ‘
round he weathered Robinson's storm array for fifteen rounds. in . . . . . . . . . .22 64 '. “will. outaclunspofcottonwoed trees ' | ‘ *2 I a Babanm
of two-asted punches Philadelphia - - ° - - -- north west of Juan: )lesico. across 1 >
the Rio Grande from here“, which has H .1 I)
“M heesknownas"PesceGme”beoanse ..' ,
Pittsburgh at New York.
(bingo at Brooklyn (2).
St. Louis at Boston (2)
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2).
it was there that General Francisco 1.-
ladero m to a eerie-rot armb fl:
tines which preceded the end of his
revolution.
The second round was clearly the .
chammon's. and. notwithstanding that . ‘ , x
Robinson opened Wilson's right eye "
with his only real blow of the round. .
“Keep the Home MM!"
“Where do We Go Fromlinka, BOT! ’ "
“There’s a Green Hill-Ont in Mrs 0
“Over There”
“Liberty Bell”
the champion had recovered his prea-
' me. Fun that time on Wilson was
e n _
. 0 “We're Gain Over .
the principal aggressor. apparently ”,mmfly "cm_cfln "an: m . U S
0.. the em... a... 0 strove 0...... W Lune. marked the worm! not in 1
was the best defense for Robinson's
Today. it In mid 1e. than half this
We! Dace Hits
CAMDEN. N.‘ 1.. July ia—An or):
attempt. to land a long range knock-
‘ ~ n ins is!»
out. ganimtion 0f churchmen Dim to . mu “1 to m]; for fuel. ' u H ... .h‘ “of “0mm ssussseeoseeew‘"'
m Slows up, wage an intensive mouse for re“ _ $3332.: 13:39:18. n. We m m m. in I,” a i 0 “I Love YJNLBnnday . so.-. m t”. “1er It”— “AllBJW” ..... ”It”
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but oWilson. by tuning into ennem The R0“ Will)!" R» 0"“ 'h°v “' “ mm" r' 16' “awn“ 0' mainedloysl to President Porfirio “ Haneyds' “"‘""""°°"""" ' ' "fioonbeams" .. . ............«-a M "'0‘
and cum; in. had him at a 1°.._ superintendent of the Internationale»: Mg 0! the m_ Dias. The mummy“ of the garrison ti “Ani’t We Got F5111” . ... . . . . . . .,. . . fox trot 4-3- _
Robinson's left to the body and 30'0"“ Burfllu- attempted to have 2 w... M P O. and Madoro gmmd several armis- u . ‘
heed scored frequently in the ninth Ithe Dempsey-Carpentier‘bout stopped Baitimos-e 61 20. :770 “0. under the trues of the mve. 5 ,’
round. W‘ith Wilson hitting but. not .0 by ‘n-‘umuui' is I...“ 0‘ the move. 8 O .......... 51 as 57’ .“ h a“ m W A" 0M ‘t
frequently merit. The campaigners planto fol- R heater """""" 48 :0 an i“ a” " '
.. 000...... ........ .0. .m. 0...... .... new .. we ---------- .. .0 DAW&NOROIDR . ~
constii‘Srably slower as a result of Wu betting at. “'9 race trackain ‘9' 3“" J9“). 0.6, """""" 3‘ ‘g “2 ;
son s infighting and the championhad ”V Wins—thn’m" some years “0‘ Nehrurk. .......... as 40 .087 ‘m
she better or the exchanges, scoring They announced that legislatlxe can- Sy‘ cuse """""" 86 ‘3 .419 N18 Sta-n Lanna is spending the ‘
on two stiff rights didatrs would be asked to pledge it 9:“ """""" 28 N '9“ nest f", we... 1.. fiaratosa
themmlves to to“: for repeal of (m1 a “' ° ---------- .-- '4
GUESS DIARI'EZIS PLAY IDNG
Gm AT ATLANTIC CITY
A'I'IAN‘I'IC CITY N. J.. July 16.—
‘IVO adjourned games were played 01!
In the masters’ tournament of the
eighth American chess congress on the
million dollar pier yesterday and both
were drawn. The most important was
the one between Janowsko. of Paris.
nnd Factor. of Chicago. It lasted sev-
mty-nihe mov.es and the half point
.cained thereby enabled Janowsko to
. lie Whitaker. of Washington for sec-
bosing law.
All public boxing matches would be
prohibited in New Jersey under .Ilr.
Crafts' program ‘
“Lb MAKE“ PRIME"
Sl cal-snow '10 JOHN”!
Former W_ Asked to Prove lie
Now Is Best Negro Fighter.
Bill
NEW YORK. July 16. -—It is a more ’ , All
figure of spcech to say that the coun-
tenance of Harry “fills. the emlnt‘nt
Queensbcrry scientist. wore a dark
sfi‘
. Games
Newark at Toronto (2).
wrsey City at Buffalo.
Reading at Rochester.
M
'l‘ndas.
timore at Ryrscuse.
Easternleens.
YWM
games postponed. rah-l.
Standing or the Clues.
Won. Lost. EC.
number survive the raids of the ohiidu -.
Cabin A Riohdale have meshed two . z
Kaivlnator lceless refrigerators for in- i
Troop No. I. of the Girl Scouts of
Norotoo..hhns gone on s. two weeks'
Butler Island. has been leased to Hr. u
and him. cwbl‘gies for the .‘ .
me I.
Mrs. Nellie Pom; and use. of Nut-
and place at 5-2 _, jun One game be- frown nt 4 o'clock. yesterday after- Bridgeport .......... 48 27 .614 *
hind Jafle. of New York. the leader. nomi- Mr- Wills had Just finished \Vgrcester .......... 42 so .68! *' 4‘ ‘
with whom he 13 paired in the ninth lending a long statement from Mr. Hartford ,,,,,,,,,,, 39 31 .557 \
round on Montkty The second game Jack John-0h in whit‘h the latter an- Pittsfleld ........... 41 u .547 ’
was drawn by Mlotkowskl. of Los An- nounced that he had been aperially New Haven ......... 38 36 .621
soles, against Hugo of New York aft- ordained to wrest the pugllistic dla- 'Springileld .......... 35 89 .473
or 106 moves. Thug Mlomowgki has rlem from the furrowed blow of Jack “'nlurbury . . . . .29 40 .420
plsyed the longest as well as the Dempsey and return it in triumph in Albany .......;:2 s: .29:
shortest lame oi‘ the tournament. The mp '10er T1109. ‘ F—
score.
Players. w, L. of the Johnsonlan proclamation Bridgeport at Hartford (2).
Jane .................. 6 1 wherein the voluble speaker announc— \t'aiermm- at Plums-Id.
Janowski .............. 5 2 ed that the American public desired Springfield at NPW Haven.
Whitaker . . . . . . . . . . 5 2 the summary deft-at of Dempsey and Alhnny at womouen
Mar ................. 4 3 had pinned its faith on Johnson to ac- ..
Raga .................. 4 3 rompllsh the downfall of the chain»- AMERICAN Am".
hisrshan ............... 4 3 Non. the face of the ivadins chi: .Jlilnneapolls. 11: Toledo. 4.
Bournin ................ 4 3 ltnser of Dempsey was mottled with Kansas City. 7: Indianapolis. a.
sharp ................. 31,5 31,4 indiznntion. Columbus. 5: St. Faun:
mediates” .. .......... a 4 "I wondah.” splintered Wills. .Mllwsukee. 2; Louisville.1. ,
'hzrover . . . ............. 3 4 “where Mistah Johnsing glts dat chat- ‘ .
Jackson . .............. 14 cu: ter about the American public wanting SOUTHERN assocm'nox.
Harvey ................. 0 7 him to flatten Dempsey. The Amerl- Little llock 11 2: New Orleans, 8. o
m We BAWERS
IN m MAJOR LEAGI'ES
American league.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. PC. Mr. Jack Johnson. lie ain't going to “Till?" T0 BOX musics.
Bellman, Dot. ..81 330 71 142 .430 git no match with Dempsey no more CALGARY. July )6.—l<‘reddie
Cobb. Dot ...... 68 283 71 111 .392. than I am. Dempsey has done drawn \Vclch. former lightweight champion
Speaker. Cleve..74 38‘ 66 111 .339
Tobin. fl. L....83 369 76 138 .374
Both. N. Y ..... sx ass 91 107 .372
“'th Mr. Wills came to that part
can public knows very well dat Jack
Johnsing couldn't flatten Prod Fulton.
a man that Dempsey flattened in one
round and I flattened in three rounds.
l‘ll jcss maro one little proposition to
the color llnc. so that llt‘ won't haw
anybody to fight but a lot of white
easy marks.
Ration] Isl-gun.
Player. Club. 0. AB. R. H. PC.
Hornsby, 8t. 1.. .50 311 57 192
Nicholson. 809.46 151 26 59
Cruise. nos.....43 129 21 48
Young. N. Y...“ :32. 47 82 .360!
Cutshaw. Pitts. .60 2:5 36 s: .360
DAUBm MAKES NE“ RECORD.
EVELETH’ Mlnr... Jul) 16.—r‘irst|
Lumen Daubert. of the local team.
‘ the ides-aha Iron Range League is,
A ved to have set a new record by
‘... the home runs in as many
. at the bat in a game with the
his. team here. yesterday. His.
"hm home run came in the tenth in-
:ning- with two men on bases. and
brought. Victory for E\'.§leth 9 to 6.
fit! five circuit drives were made off
. Mer Dumont. formerly of the
‘ “Ellington American League team.
CHICAGO. July 16.—Dick Kerr.
Box southpaw. felt today that
Fests: inning Jinx" had finally left
‘ Kerr. who was the pitching hero
”the Son vain attempt to win the
8 to 2. in 11 innings.
A!!!) 00me 00!.
mos.
. July 18.—h(ore than 106
end cowgirl- !rosn all see-
um West are here to partiei.
‘L’im‘ M'schampionshipcow-
which
ninedmandwlil tarry
--avetheu-addnllarnwnlk
“remains-sundown”
tor one thou-ad horses
.5
k a
w ~
.424 I'll my to liompst-y‘
--'91;non said to John l..
.3721had challenged Sullixnn and Jawn L.
ithe world.‘
gthe world.‘
"Now I don't say I kin lick Demp-
sey. but I am awful Niger to fight him.
what l‘t ter Jack-
Sullivm Jackson
said to Fe tor: 'I kin lir‘k any man in
Pvt. r looked at John and
said he: ‘And I will fight any man in
“That is how I stand with Dempsey.
‘and the same goes for Mr. Jack iohn~
sing If he feels that he is entitled to.
a match with Dempsey. let him first
show that he is the best man in the
negro race. In order to do that he
must beat me. I will fight him any-
.where on earth for fun or marbles.
"If Johnson can beat me then he
kin start in again bullymtn' Demp-
sey. but until he mete me in the ring
land defeats me he better put the el-
lencer on that chatter."
When the American Chain meets the
Lockwooda Sunday. at Wicke lot. a
strong game should take place.
visitors have never played againn
of the leading local teams so ”mg-
H. Alixugh.1b:8heehy lf;1~‘ in-‘
paogh. 8b: Hughs. c; P. Frank
Lefty. utohem.
The Lockwoods will lineup with the
same men that composed the club in
former games. ‘
The Mayflowesa will ply a doublt
iheader. bosom. the firm. game ‘9.
be with the Acorns. of Bridgeport. oi"
the m lot: the second game wit
begththeArrowaattheWeat Nor
walls-mods. A truck will be at thi
Wit-kc lot to take the team to the
West Norwalk grounds following thi
has i
—~M.
mrs.
3‘ an
”MG. .JL
.-xw
(ccond game omen inninirs).
Birmingham. 9:
Atlanta. 4:
'Moniphls. 4:
of the world.
Forbes. of Seattle. probably will be
his opponent.
DENMARK 811mm "‘8 DAVIS
COPENHAGEN Denmark July LI.
and Erik Tegner. the Danish ten
near future to represent Denmark
the forthcoming matchu in the ?
Cilp lawn
di‘ew a bye in the firm mund. -
a; default from Argentina in the- an.
and round. and will play its thi -
iIt is expected Tegner and Henrik;
will play in the donu- Ila- ,
and Ingerslev and 'I‘egnnr in the Ills
s
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imamfromi'fitofl.
Alexa-will-
mane Km. in ._m -'
Lfiedm (or the Butt. m :
Game. My.
Nashville 0.
Chattanooga. 8 .
Mobile. 0.
yesterday was signed to '
(n rounds hcrc.Aux.15. Bert
ClP’I'ENNIS TEAM.
V. Ingersley. M. P. Henrikseli
will sail for New York in t-
tennis series. I .4 ... ‘
., on -
. iv vuav
shynmuue pee-m
mutiny understood ham: ”i
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siailation here in town. Ill .
camping trip to Peach Lake. , v t ,
Dr. Harold a. mum'- house. at "'
0?“ star. 8 P. I. an: HIRING.
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GAME. Locswoonvs scam m:- the
WMOEZM York
, world series. yesterday won the test should be a bummer 'l‘le limup foreman of a stock yards . ‘ F . m m m R
extra inning game he has pitched for the vidtors will be: Jayne m m; or. ., . '
coming to the Amerian League. Franke. cf: Lev-tore. ss; Hawkins, 11- All but twc‘araomarrhd and. than:
sears ago. The Hos detected
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