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WME HAS COME FOR J. DEMPSEY
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TO PROVE HIMSELF A REAL RING
TITLE-HOLDER, NOT REEL CHAMP
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By IIOIJEIIT W. MAXWELL
Sports Edltr Erenlng Public Ledger
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tv TACK DEMP8ET, having won a decisive victory over
? 41 the Law Terrible ami completed hia latest moving pie-
iYtitrj, now is In n position to rewimc bis occupation a
i 'JfeVtryw elsht champion of the world. Almost a iear has
Si ' ).... I .l.n. InAV innrlA l.U .Tltcli lllnrri mi if mill In
14,-1 unjjnn niHt "inn iuhuv vis ...... .......... -,
"AiToledo, and although he issued several sincere state
aT mentii Immediately after decorating his dome with the
Crown that he would be the busiest fighting champion you
rr pnw, the only fighting lie ha done was with I'ncle
Bant, Mr. Black-atone and other legal autnoruirs.
The time has come for Dempsey to step out and do
vSomething. He had n narrow escape in the Frisco court
on the draft-evading charge, but he proved beyond ques
tion that he had been on the level regardless of the actions
of his manager. Now he has a clean slate The law has
cleared him after a fair and just trial and the government
prbved It had confidence hi him. It i up to Dempsey to
H keep faith with the public and step out as a hear weight
champion, not as a movie star, and start something in
1 the heayw eight ranks. Accepting Cftrpentier's challenge
looks pretty good, but It will be better when the articles
have been signed.
n Dempsey' should be one of the most popular champions
we ever have had Ho is a big, two-fisted slugger and
tbre always is an abrupt ending to his battles Willard,
Fulton, Morris, Brennan, Lerinsky in fact, all of the
he&Tics with the possible exception of Willie Meehan
have taken th count Fulton claims the cighteen-seiond
knockout scored in Harrison, X. .T , was a fluke and
wants another chance. Meehan also is howling for a
match, so these boxers should be accommodated
'In addition, there is Ororges Carpentier. The French
' champion has formally challenged the world's tltleholder
and it has been accepted. Carpentier. by the war, in
creased his popularity by waiting until Jack's trial was
over before asking for a chance to fight for the' champion
ship. He could have mado It very uncomfortable for
i Dempsey, but proed he was a thorough sportsman bv
waiting. Of course, every one knew Georges was here to
Issue a chnllengp to the champion, but he did It in such a
nice, gentlemanly way that eterjbody on this side of the
ocean is for him stronger than ever.
S
THIS match ictll be one of the greatest fistic
treats for the fans, ni it will bring together a
, hoxer and a slugger, which always causes lots of
excitement.
Rough Going for Georges
CAItPENTinit, however, would have n very rough time
of it in the same ring with Dempsey. Jack hits en
tirely too hard, and when a wallop lands somebody al
ways puts out the lights. Georges may be clevpr. but
we doubt if he is clever enough to stop ever thing that
comes his way.
"When the Frenchman boxed an exhibition here hi
showed what he could do on the attack against a big
bimbo from Belgium who still believed he was in the war.
'The showing was impressive, but Carpentier did not ex
hibit any defensive tactics That probably is liis wcak
hess, and If it is a pleasant time will be had NOT.
Dempsey can hit that's an open secret In his bout
with Fred Fulton he landed n couple of bodv blows nud,
when the big plasterer's guard dropped, shot his right over
and plastered Fredwnrd on the whiskers for the long
cOlint. At that time many of the critics believed the blow
was a lucky one. but on the day he won from Willard nil
. of these doubts were removed.
Jack certaitih socked the big bov in the first round
out nt Toledo. Willard took a lot of punishment, went
down seren times, was counted out twice, but the excited
referee and the ineffulent timekeeper crabbed the early
victory. The blow which virtuallj won the fight came
VX after one minute of lighting Demptv riNied .less to
the ropes, feinted to the bodv with his right and hurled
Als left with terrific force on the champion jaw.
Dempsey reallv is anxious to fight, and this probably is
because of a badly dented bankroll. .Tack made a lot of
money after winning the championship, but now almost
is flat broke.
The tussle with the law has been very expensive and
a constnnt drain op the bank account This and several
other little things which have been put over in the last
six months cost thousands of dollars.
For example, here is a story we heard In Chicago last
week Dempsey and his manager were worried over the
approaching trial and derided to get the best legal talent
obtainable. They went to Frisco and called on a leading
legal light, to whom they told their story
The L. L. listened until the end und then said indig
nantly :
"Why, this is an outrage' You hoys nre not being
prosecuted you nre being persecuted I'll not stand for
it No Jury in the world w 111 conv let you ! I'll be pleased
to take your case and 1 will show those people they enn't
put over anything like that on you boj It's a shame 1
We'll get busy at once !"
While the leading legal light wns walking up and
down the floor in his office after this indignant oration
Kearus said :
"We are much obliged for the confidence you hare
shown in us. Wo also are glad vou will take the case.
Whenever ou want us, just send for us. Good day!"
And they started for the door.
JUST a moment," interrupted the L. L. "There
is ah, er a oiinirn ie to the legal pro
fession. It is customary to nan " eMiiiw7 fee. Of
couric. I leant to take your rate hern use I Know I
can clear you, but busmen is business. My fee is
$21,001) cash in. hand, SOW. '
This attorney, acconlwi to the tory, did SOT
get the case.
Williams Eclipses Paskcrt
ONCE upon n time there wns an outfielder named Dode
Patkert who toiled for the Phillies. Dode covered
renter field and wns known ns one of the fastest and
surest outpots in the game. He could "go get 'em" in
right center, left center nnd nt the bleacher wall, nud
therefore was quite popular. The old fans remember lilm
and up to this yenr wished he never had been traded to
the Cubs.
However. Paskcrt has been pushed in the background
bv Cv Williams, the present occupant of the position.
The lengthy farmer Is playing the best game in the league,
bir none Every day he mnkes n couple of spectacular
catcher and is covering as much ground as Paskert in
his palmiest dn.vn.
l)ut Williams is not getting the credit he deserves.
No outfielder is p'nlug such a wonderful gune either in
the field or nt bat. He renll is n stnr. but tinbodv-kuovvs
it. On Tucsdav he made two w underfill rati lies one near
the flagpole which looked like n sure triple and the other
in short left center which he caught a couple of inches off
the ground after u hard sprint.
Wlll.lAVS ii a conscientious, hard worker, al
ways ones the best he has, plays his hardest
and his unrk should be appreciated. In addition
to these qualifications, he is leading the league in
home runs.
Stengel Popular With Fans
CASEY STENGEL is another who is getting in olid
with the fans He is clouting the ball now nud that
makes n big differeuee in his all-around plav.
Casev's great nsset. however, is his nsp of humor.
He nhvnvs is pulling some comical fluff, nud was in great
form iq Tnesda "s game
After he had socked a homer through the wire screen
t T .Mn .. t.- ru:f- jt..Li -r--t- Ami. ... . ... ..
m, x wnnerei.ThnAr nny rn,? . T 7 v. n .. u , '' F P WreM and hit the ball harder than anr one in vears
KAar"iiMi3jBro? zzit s stf ,o, Burbare flsko" him how hp ims ,h bau
!? "? '. " Por.iPou:0tnfePwUnoIe do "S'th'i.v" ""' " ' ' "
x u vi uc uict uvramc swouen and tne ee was closed.
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meat
TF A blow like that can stop Willard, what chance
has Carpcntietf Gcorgci is a fine, manly fellow
and all that sort of thing but we doubt if he can
last lery long uith the ihampian providing, of
course, the champion is as good as he teas one
year ago.
Dempsey ?seeds the Money
' A CCORDING to a wire sent here by Jack's manager,
tX the titleholder will be in thee ports in a short time
' Oh. jnft meat it that
Case s nnswer.
Another timp when he tried to tcnl e, ond Casey was
tagged bv Cutsbnw and afterward fell over Barbnrr.
"I demand nn explanation ami an npologv '" he
shouted after being called out. What do you mean,
George Ciitshavv, by tagging me o it and theu throwing
mp at Parbare?"
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THE Phils did not lose uritcrdnv but there trai
a tery qoad reason. Ham ,s I.oaic hcie to
day tcith a Iiogerlcss Iforusbytcst ball club.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
nrTrtVo ,Rur"7bM,l. Vb".
TN ADDITION to thp open nir bouts
- at Shibe Park, there are two other
programs arranged for fans here to-
HlCh. .Top TnnorU till! .tit, ... lt.
second show at the Germintmvn A A.I thlm""",!
l ' ..'" "SUiar weeKlv program Of tht watchfi Pt,i
ine .uuaibon open air ureua will be
held.
rn. fnl!nr of
n isnaunK llffht'
,'S f'ltorial tilt btn bsnum bnjr
will c th ht lllner at th Ortnamon
Si1- Promoter Knni5 ha palr4 off
Tommy Clury of Manaunk and Charley
waiters of J huviklll for his star s?t to
'""..will b an ishf rounrttr aa will th?
eminral btwfn Tommy llarman or
Manayunk and Johrn Morgan ut Knsmg
Ton.
r in
!ran
1m Tl.l.ilnn In t.1. a,.
....-. "l- T" ."' --. lt -
..iiiiru mnewi-K ui' wfK after which
Dlmp wa hrd fo n that lio wouldn't
mini alinpinir on th sios again, providing
It a against Hck e Vnlan
Trankle Ilradlrr hai had his silk thlrt
tnc d mlnlhd b four n'nca he decldea
jo prnnt hom run hlttrs at th Phllllea'
ball pnrk ith a nw chfmiee Mack Wheat
" '" flrat home run ockr to (tet a shirt
and then ilrrxf tniitliorth ond Nicholson
r.Kd the pill for n k shirt
T .1 ' J'-funders. arranged by S'nn-d , Manayunk Firemen Beat Po cemen
for the Oermnton tlub UI te f-il u ' ... .
Iowa lot i i- 0f Kaat Fills ' T mnu t T t-"Bln i nnimm tl whlh Is th"j Or
MoCann of ijrmntin Pllnn i,re-e of I o"nr"rnr f Mnivnunk dufeated the
Manayunk s nrne nman of North Iv unk Police Department in a ball same
Pnn and w 111 c. Hapher 0( i.erman n 'od at renco-d for the championship of
V. Gus Holl of Nlretoun ' ''r"l r oni district In tht lelnlty
Th nml -or 1J a ho clearly that the
, . P"lli-enien for once dldn t do much clubblnc
Jnm V.l.ltll nnr, nnkU. f .a . .. .. .. . .tl tnn .
. --' t'linni qui IIUI'UI nt. ll'l ..III 111 (U m
In their sixth routine in ! star rrnp if
elsht rounds at th Vlad sjn Pjrk lub to
night Henr Hauher P' lilon- u U
be tha other eight rounder I he sixes ire
Johnny Morrow b 1 immv -nftrp J mtny
Darlington s Jr. It B " nl Kid vv i
llama vs Dl u l.yle limnu u I rln vil
rtfeno all of th bouts
"Babe" Ruth Wallops
Eighteenth Home Run
"Hahe Until, the slugging Yan
kee, coined his eighteenth home run
yesterdav off 1 aber, the White Sox
hurler. Here is Babe s record to
date .
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Five Leading Batters
in the Major Leagues
Date Pitcher and Club
1 1'eininck lloston
i Jones Uotoii
MyulklM)n fhlrugo
11- Kerr ( hlcngo
1? VMuiam,. ( hlracn
21 We mm s, iila II. I
?li lons.ril Detroit (1,1
3B l,u. Detroit (Hi
!7 Harper lloston (I,)
2 Ksrr lloston Mil
VI ISush ninn (in
H .Jolinon. Washington (It)
Men en
una 1'liKe
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V.
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Boston
lloston
Ijoaton
V .
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2 acharr VV nehlngton (1,1
2 Carlson Washington (II)
2 'n.tdfr W nhhlngton (III
10 ()krl Detroit (I)
IS Mer ( lriel.in, (It)
in Tiber. ( hlrigo (n
N.
Detroit
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thlrngo
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UieT LTULV HGNRV t
Vjyf JsJT M)t TALK
To MC T I'M HOME ALU
Dy LO0KleJ FORWARD
5 YoOR COMIMG HOMG
BUT TOO O'T ALU
EUHNIMtJ WlTHOOT
aAfieta one wono"
LftST
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A HOME RON'
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a fool?.".:'
WHATTA YfaO KNOW. ,
boot that, ump CftUiMS
'at a foulV,!? iWATrr,
YA KoJOW 80ljT ThAT?.'!
Her ?r can Yoo vht
That!!? aim t That. Tm
LIMIT
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NEW CONTESTANTS
IN COLLEGE TENNIS
Championship to Be Staged at
Morion Cricket Club Will Be
Big Affair
Interest in the intercollegiate tennl
championship exceeds nnvthlng noted
in previous ve-irs, for. with the event
not due to begin until June 28. several
colleges hnve nlrfndv forvvnrded entries.
The t-ignlticiint fact Is the numher of
new comers In the intercollegiate tennis
world, n condition due to the efforts
of the committee, which includes Wat
on M Wahbitrn. Dean Mnthey,
Charles S r.nrland. U. Tiindley Murray
nnd Ttlchard X Williams. 2d.
For venrs this organltntlon ran nlong
with Yale. Harvard. Princeton. Penn
svlvamn. C'ornell, Dartmouth nnd Wil
liams as members, nnd not until the
last nnntial meeting of theNntlonnl As
sociation wns nn effort mnde to put its
administration into the hands of grad
uates, so that It could have some con
tinuity of policy.
REACH GOLF FINAL
Mrs.
to
Win in England
Feltner and Miss Bishop
Play for Title
, (ireenvvirli. Conn.. June 17 In the
semifinal round of the women's Metro
polltnn Oolf Association championship
tournnment nt the Oiieenvvich Countrv
Club todnv the winners weroMr
luentin K. Teitner, of the South Shore
Field Club, nn.v Shore, I,. I., nnd Mirs
(Jeorginuna M. Kishop. repiehenting the
Hrooltlavvn Country Club, Bridgeport.
Conn.
Mrs Feitner defeated Mrs. Charles
M Knight, of Garden Citv, the English
player, who came to this countrv re
(etitly. S up nnd 1 to plav. while Miss
nishop eliminated Mis r,i7abth Har
din, of the. r&-e Countv Countrv Club.
West Orange. N J . .' up nud 4 to
play.
In both mntdics the ultimnte winners
cnlned nn enrlv advantage This was
especiallv the cne with Miss Hlshop.'
who stood .i up at the turn, having
gone out in 11 Mr Teitner stood
one up nt the hilfwov point over Mrs
Knight. The firt named went out in
40. whicn iiii'luded nn approximated
S nt the fomth hole wheie she picked
up.
The final tomorrow
Feitner nnd Miei Hil
eighteen holes
( .WM.T TILI?EN I
WM1. M. 0OHN5TON
nnuxiANT Tknms dtah
William M. Johnston, of Califor
nia, I'nlted States tennis rlutn
pion, ami William T. Tilden, of
Phllddclplila, national Dualist, to
dny triumphed in their singles
matches and, palird, won in don
hies in tho London tiiuiis ih.im-pionslllp.
BAN TOM SEATON
between Mrs.
p will be at
"AD" MEN IN FINAL ROUND
Maxwell and Worthlngton Survive
In Shawnee Golf
Shawnee on the Delaware, Pa.,
June 17 li W Maxwell nnd It. S.
Worthlngton are finalists in the "Ad."
men's golf tournament
Maxwell defeated Uov narnhill 3 up
in the semifinal, while Worthlngton de
feated Puul Lewis 2 up and 1 to play.
Summary:
I FIRST FLIGHT!. W Mavwell iWeate1
Ho narnhill s and I It H Worthlngton
defestnl 1 hiiI lewis J anH 1
SECOM Fl TOUT A T Hodges defeat".
Thorstn Mnl . P I Hedges defeated
Jntn ( Martin I up
THHtri ! ! TOUT P. r Hollls defeated V.
Benneit S uii V H Lshar defeated V M
OHrlen 7 nnd a
Pi'tntH rl.ICin-n II Tlbhs defeated
1 Y W 17 and ft I' .Ne defeated J T.
O nrlt n n I t
Finn Fl.I'iHT T K Tonltlln defeated
i r n iirhii 7 and fl V C Little defeated
A R V? I rsnn T nnd 1
Southern Clubs Won't Play Against
Former Phil
Atlanta, fia., lime 17 Manage
ments of the Atlanta Mobile and Chat
tanooga clubs, of the Southern Asso
cintion, announced imlnv that no fur
ther games would lie pliwd with Little
Hock as long n Cnt Smith und Tom
Senton. foimerlv nf the San I'ranrisco
team, PiKitic Coi"l luiguc, appeared
in the Little Hoik line up The two
players were signed bv Little Hnrk
after their relcni-e bv San Frnncisio tin
charges of nidged unsportsmanlike
conduct
Mnnnger "Kid ' r.lberfeld declaied
he intended to ue Smith as pitiher in
todav's game with Atlanta
"The ilmrge nguinsl Smith nnd
Scaton is all hearar ividence," I"lbr
feld said "In justh e to these plaveis
mc LUUIMV3 niiuiuu uc iiivcsiigaieij tnor-ougbly."
Goodbye Cashes
at Jamaica Track
Continued from I'd ice One
TUnkala Daylight Pavin Dani-lns Maid,
Marjorle M. nnd Pretent also an
HECONU HACi: fllllea three-yenr-oltie,
$10.17 4S ndded. 0 furlonss . . .
1. I.une'ta Jit. Ensor 111 0 H
I fllorla Frnnc" 111. Turner R-1 It even
3 His Choice, 117. hande ..112 even 1-8
lime, H3 llettv J Forever llelgisn
Queen, Red Tied flnup, M e Vivian Sweet
Mus'e, nubldlunt Lovel Caroline 1 and
bulistilute also ran
THirtD HACK. three-car olda and up.
1 1-lfl miles . - - .
I. Hallast 107. T Rowan 1-2 2-J out
2 Oreat Gull 110 Mountain 4-1 4-B 1-3
a, Tom Brooks 101 l'once 11 1 ,l,even
Time I 48 1- Hon Kong elllier,
tJeautv Meep. lloher-ia-I3rfcna and Hloocnet
rIko ran . . ..
HOU11TH rtACE. the nalnbnw Handicap.
12000 added three-s ear-olds and up 0 fur-
ln"! . . ..
t Dp n.rlt 111 Ambrose 3 I el en 1-2
2 Peter Piper 120 lllce 3 1 even 1 2
J Audacious 114. Kuinmer 7 2 7 " 1-5
Tlm 1 1." 3-1 Knvvor Old Knenlg Tlp-
Plty Wltchet constancy und 'llckllah ttlco
Fimi TtAC F: handlrap three-jear-nlda
and uo. handicap. II2TT 41 added. 1 1-lfl
"'"cromwell 07 roltPettl II t II J-5
2 Thunderstorm toil. Turner II even 1-U
3 Vexatious 10D, Ambrose I ., 1-4 out
Time 1 10 3 5 Over There and Cirrus
also run
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAIi J.EAOCE .
rlnh IVnn tyist. r.n. Win Tjis Slnllt
tClnelnnatl,. in 31 ,ARO , , ,,. . ,.
illrookUn . . 2 at ,S7l ... .,
nti .wouiB , is in ,oos ,nqa ,oi ,,
tthlmro ,, 27 31 .810
jrittoburth , S3 M .811
tnoston .... 81 88 ,487 , . .
TNeir York.. Sit 30 .418 ,, , ...
rniiun.,... 19 30 .888 .400 ,sso ....
AJXEBICAN TJMOUE
rtuh Won !( v.r. Win rsj.
Tiieteiana.. nn 17 ,ni9
XII
2D 33
28 81
28
el
.'e nrk
Chloago...
notion
Split
tVVnshlntton, 34
St. Louis .. 34
uetroic in
Athletics . , 10
trostponed.
,03
.MR
.821
.400
.471
.31.1
.298
.811
.880
.881
Iteui
,300
.838
.847
.810
.488
.848
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RE8ULT8 OF YESTERDAY
NATIONAL JEAOCK
Chlesgn. It lloston, 0.
rittaburih at Phlladelphln Italn.
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN I.KAOCB
Kl. T.ouls, 3t Athletles, 1.
New lork, 7, ( hlcnro. 4.
Other gamM postponed Italn.
BUSY DAYS AHEAD
IN STATE TOURNEY
Hard Rain Interrupts' Tennis
Schodulo at the Merion
Cricket Club
ROTAN LEADS IN 1
WILMINGTON GOLF '
Winner'of Lynnewood Hall Cup
Has a Qualifying Card
. of 76
By SANDY McNIBLICK
Wilmington, Del., June 17. o.e..
. Rotan, winner of -Lynnewood 1 Hlt
tournament, led in the nuaUfylnir rmiii
this nfternpon in the wAralnton c2S5
try Club Invitation rolf tournaft
Rotnn, entered from the Houiton. Tei
Country Club, had a 76. ' ix"
II. O. Chickerlng, a local player, wa
second early in tho afternoon, witi,
more than Uty playerB finished, Roui
only had broken 80. Chlckerlnj had IS
80. He has not yet won many spurs Vt
golf, but showed fine form tolnr out
when ho mad a 37, but coming back hi
got in difficulties nnd needed 43
R. H. Hnlght, of tho Princeton team
jeorcd nn 81. Buch players as J. s'
Dean, Princeton, runner-up and liit
vear'n mtdalist here; W. H. Gardner
Buffalo's star of recent 00-fame, aaj
other shining experts did not tee off till
after lunch. ' '
A feature of the tournament was thi
entrance of a large portion of the Tale
and Princeton golf teams. Mtnr
Metropolitan, Philadelphia and Haiti
more district stars got away, but couH
not crack the corettd 80.
i, eaaing carets:
OTTAWA
RESULTS
J700 millcn
two-
i PinT RACi: nurse
ciir.olds " furlongs
1. llnnf IsUiul ir.' Stir- j CA
Hni If 10 14 KO 11 20
I Hellalim 115 i'Umt -60 -'70
J Oulloubcrrv HIS rtleh-
creek 7 00
Time 1 0.' -J Voomlr. I.linll Nomls and
Ilus- Blrrl also ran.
PKrONn RAf'K claiming, steeplechase,
four- ear-olds and up about 2 miles
1 Stucco 110 Dergan . J1 110 12 BO out
- Kingstown Tier 141
MrC loskev -' K0 '
1 riooiz 114 nines . ... out
rime .1 11 r.ob ft also ran
THIJtn itvri: rialmlnir three ear-olds
and up 1 mile and 70 Jrds
1 naer PI nirhcreek JJ8 20 $" JO t 0
2 niackhum 114 Tlulwell 3 10 3 00
3 Old Pop 111 Tierce . 4 40
Time 1 to MRladroi' Ostara Antlplion
p Mnoilv and Talr and Warmer also ran
KOlfRTH RAfK Jubilee purse 1700,
three. vear-olds nod up 0 furlongs
t Charlie 811mm) 110
pirre 8 no 2 n n nn
2 Duke John 110 Thurber 2 10 2 Pn
3 Thlstledon 110, Heupe ,,,, 30
Time 113 3-1, Olen I.liht Captain B.
Vtr Kast a.Ito ran
Purchasing, 7: Transportation. 6
With the ecore n n m ih. eerond Inning
against them Howard I nl,r and IHs laaav
bunch of bllinssers from Ihe Purchasing
Depnrlment ani" from behind nnd dfc. ed
An Intrrrlt negro innirsi t .,r tight
heavyweights will be ih h i mer at the
Kleventh street arena timorn., night when
Kid Norfo k of New i rV aks on Kid
rattlllo of this r m n nn Icht round i
bout Another fight in I r w te lohnnv '
Orlffln va lmne 8am I aiuf rl wnii other
matches as f Hows ! m miiii i, Kid i
Bulier T nnn I ourliran Ilern e M
Laughlln M k Cnnnnr i Krank KellJ
and Tnmtm llsea Pi'ij Williams
Two elglil-rniinU boul ind ihre sises will
pe the attra trn t th ruenir Cambria
club tomorrow nigh' Us'ting vturrsv vs
Hank Slrrin m and I hi leiphia loe Welling
v Billy tlannm will h ih ishts with the
others a filinws uns i-llff t Jo Ime
Johnn) Duean m Ji, I angdon and bimmi
Oold vs Arthur Rhoads
"i.,-
r Krynotds. of ManaMjnk issu-s a d-e
to nil 1!W puunders In h.s last bout
lleyriolda was a winner n.r pete I itso at
toitavllle, a cording to rep rts
Tomnir Hudson has nennunrel l s willing
ties to meet Patsv RfArdoti This match
would he arranged if It aidon wet ii aa
the wprd
Millie Allen, former Haltirnore boxer who
sppenred In number f Iwtits h r. tt s
SeagOn. IS IlOWr vuiltniriiua tn nim.'u-i
i.hr he ren-cs-llt. the GltMMI I I III I
isoatx gclualvel.
T-.l,ll lIr.VnIr- la booked for two
rrttvtco.s He will meet ""harley Turner at
th Uermantown elub June St and on th
Sni Eddie will take on Steve Uttto
Jolvnnr Morgan la after fetlierwe ght com
trillion iid nsrnn l'ranklu Farmer and
Tommy Clean s preferred opponents
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.Inrkson fhlcivgo 4H 101 go
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luhnMon tleirlnnd 10 181 20
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Swim Trials at Chicago
Chicago tune 17 - Following the action
of toe vnvrlrnn oivwpir committee In mov
ing il i -it m mining trials ahead one
irg! tournament I "" "' ' f "" Chicago Athletic As
t i,T ,.l,i , . ar.lai nil h will conduct Ihe trouts at
' luo will I- he , ,v, i p Pnrk laioon on Julv 10 and 11
h i e t m ! th fent the greatest water
fet e I II In t h enro Knirj bUnks
i II n 't i e ery collrge athletic club
aid nli iial of not The regular Olvmpb
e ents i t t held over meter distances
erai unire eavue tame esterrlm
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LATONIA RESULTS
Fir.ST RACE purse J1200, thre.vear-olds
and up furlongs , , ,, ,
1 MOnei 1 1U marK fo ,i c .... i ,-
2 CI. an Up 110 Roberts. 2100 It
3 nringhurst 11.1 Ida fl 70
Time 1 13 4-1 Vlrk Park Marse John,
f urrencj Bauf Conduit f-rlcebush Humnia
Ophelia W Sparkler nnd Happ alley also
"KCONn RACK rurse 11100 malnens,
three eir olds and up 0 furlongs
1 Camouflage 1 in J .,..,.,,
Cruber . R0 $ 10 It 10
2 Trooper lio Hrward 4 10 3 10
? I.leut Perkins 10
T uni fortl rf to
Time 1 II 4 1 bbes Second Cousin,
Tnr? Missed the Time Old McKenna Veils,
S.miiii Hov, Tonev I.adv and Rh also ran
THIRD RACr; claiming purse 11200 four.
vmr olds Rnd UP 1 mil and a rurlong
nourbon I ad 107 R'ack23 .10 fl no 4 M.
- Quito 112. Wright . 2 00 2 40
n Orev Eagle. 107. Help
Tlmeh 1 1.1 ' 1 Walker Alls' W P Dab
ne B'ean Splller. Walter H Tearce and
Wultr War also ran
TANGIERE WINS CUP
Buchan Disqualified After Winning
Gold Trophy Race
Ascot Heath. Knglanil, June 17.
Vif.eount AstorV Buchan finished firt
In Ihe Aient gold rup race run here to
dnv . but wns disqualified for fouliug
nnd the rnre nvvnrded to Sir W. Nel
son's Tnngicrs, vvliirh finihctl i-eeond
Ilenn Hnlenn's .TuveniRneiir was Riven
Kffond pliite nml Lord Derby's Keyioe
placed tlnrd.
By SPICK HALL.
The tennis players who are still lucky
enough to remajn in the state tour
nament at the Merlon Cricket Club
have three very busy days, starting this
nfternoon. Ilnin tore n huge hole in
the program yesterday, nnd if the meet
is finished by Saturday many of the per
formers will have to play several
mntchcH today nud possibly n couple to
morrow. Unfortunately they don't play tennis
on Sunday nt Hnverford, so every
thing must he cleared off tho board i
before then.
On Monday the Delaware state tour
nament begin on the courts of the Wil
mington Country Club. That meet Is
llkciv to be one of the best in the Eat.
for not only will virtually all of the
lending Phllndephinns be there, but it
Is expected that the entry llt will In
rude tho best In New York, some from
Boston. Baltimore nnd Washington.
All of the rontestnnts were out enrlv
vesterday. nnd it wns expected that nil
of the thlrd-routitl mntches would be
plnved In the singles and the prelimi
nary and first rounds in the doubles.
However, just ns evcrvbodr wns about
to start the rain bent them to the courts
nnd soon the turf was drenched. The
clubhouse " vernndit wns crowded all
afternoon with Rpeetatois and players,
who waited until late before giving up
hope. Flnnllv Al Hnskins, official ref
eree f the tournnment, declared It the
end of nn imperfect day nnd tho players
went to their domiciles.
So far onlv one mnteh hns been plaved
In the third round of the slnslcs. This
wns Ted Edwards's clash with II. R.
Toe. nnother Merlon Cricket clubmnn.
Edwards got an ensv decision in straight
sets. fl-2. 0-2. Ted hns been going well
this week nnd it is a safe bet that the
man who eliminates him will havn to
shon something.
The California plnyeis nre still going
strong. TlnteH appears to be th. heht of
the bunch, although Levy is captain and
plays No. 1. Levy hns a good service,
but outside of that l-e hns not shown
much. In fact. Levy's ground strokes
nnd net plav are far below the form
usually dlsplnyed bv California players,
who are good enough to cross the conti
nent for Eastern tournaments.
Tulpohoeken Reda' Open Date8
Tulpehocken Reds who have nlaved Pair
vew, Phoenlgvllle, Pa . Brldeaburg. Audu
Mm flermanlown Flelsher. Pencord and
Belrteld. Pa . are open for June IP, 20 and
dates In Jul Including July S. morning and
afternoon Would like to hear from smlpro
home clubs palng reasonable guarantee.
Write, nhone or wire V William Kalbachar.
4414 Cleveland avenue. Dell phone, Wyo
ming 1010 J
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Hsiirmsn, Wilmington.. 44
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Robert Weir. Wilmington 49
Channlns; Wsy, West Chester. ... 44
Regal W. 0111. Balllmore 42
J J Young. Frankford 40
VV. V. Wood Country Club. Va. . 42
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Hugh Mackenzie. Columbia.... 41
John Marke.ll, Wllmlnrton .... 42
C. C. Orlsoom. Tale 41
c Vf Button. Wilmington... . 47
John Rlchsrdson.Jr., Wilmington 46
K. M. tones, Cricket Club 44
Kads Johnson, Seavlew 48
Wilbur Mack. Slwanov 4A
C U Rvwden, Merlon 47
MacMlllnn Hoopes Wilmington 4S
C I, renW. Wilmington 40
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r P. Armstrong. Wilmington. 45
W. O Svphsrd. Wilmington... 45
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P. B Thornton Merlon 40
A. McOeorge, Wilmington 4ft
Walter Page Wilmington 40
F. De H. Janvier. Wilmington 47
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Co.'s Ilasebnll Tram, of Jcnklntovrn, has a
few open dates In July A Aug for strictly
lst-clsss trav teams playing Hat and Sun
Also July 1pm open Addr E Hughes
400 Maple street, Jenklntown, or phon
Ogonls 1280, between Ham and .1pm
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PHILLIES vs. ST. LOUIS
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Twilight Game, Thursday, Juno 17, 6 P. M.
Brooklyn Royal Giants vs. Mnnhr.ll E. Smith & Bro.
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Klrefrie I aninei iistns ami -iiassuse
. . ToKr I5TH CUKSTNUT. Hprue1948
Just as good tonight!
FOUR GREAT 8-ROUND BOUTS
AT SHIBE PARK TONIGHT
Georges Papin vs. Joa Tipliti
Harry Kid Brown vs. Johnny Murray
Eddie Fitzsimmons
vs. Frnnkic Callahan
First tpnearnnre of
Minnieneieni '
Neir World a
namnion
JOHNNY WILSON
vs. AUGIE RATNER
U Inner of King's Trophy
Prices Only $1, $2, $3
All Upper Pavilion, $2
HtiT quick nt Tendler S. Classman's. 818
Chestnut street, or nt park lunlght. Larre
parki plenty of room. Iloora open at 7i30
p. :
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TODAY
4t30 P. M.
nnvN Mwn roi.o cixn
Tolnt Judith ts. Phllti. Country Club
rWond Mstrli (or Ttrrn Mavrr Cnp
Admission, B5c, cblldren, J8ci war tax
Included
Saturday, June 19, 3s30 P. M.
North Phillies vs Marshall E Smith & Bro.
Next Attraction At 3(30 P. M.
Hess-Bright vs. Marshall E. Smith & Bro.
Bathing Suits and Sweaters
Life Guard Suit (Guaranteed Dye) 9.50 reduced to
Life Guard Pants (Guaranteed Dye) 5.00 reduced to
Ladies' California Suits 7.50 reduced to
Men's Two-Piece Worsted Suits 7.00 reduced to
One-Piece Swimming Suit 4.00 reduced to
V-Ncck Worsted Pull-over Sweater 13.50 reduced to 11.50
Worsted Shawl Collar Coat Sweater 18.00 reduced to 15.00
V-Neck Worsted Coat Sweater 12.00 reduced to 9.50
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6.85
3.75
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5.85
3.00
Baseball Shoes
Professional Model Shoes
Sprinter Model Shoes
League Model Shoes
12.00 reduced to
9.50 reduced to
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9.50
6.50
5.50
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sect with pf4 Mtfyaroinilng M: to,rrk.
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There " 's miles" of
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there s Underdown nuallty you'll fim
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Washable Scarfs
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In Batwirigs and Four-m-Hand.
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Silk Ties
in a varied array of
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