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Carpentier and Dempsey Show Great Politeness Toward Each Other on Eve of Big pattl
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BIRTHDA Y GREETINGS
FROM GEORGES COME
AS SURPRISE TO JACK
To Prove There Are No Hard Feelings, Dempsey Kindly
Acknowledges Receipt of "Many Happy Returns of
the Day" Champ Resumes Training
Uy ItOBtiKT W. MAXWELIj
Sport lldllor Ktrntnc 1'ulillo I.cdtrr
Atlantic City. N. .1., Juno lio.
JACK DEMPSET resumed training todny after a vacation of two ilaji,
one of which was devoted to celebrating liix twenty-sixth birthday. The
champion needed the rest, for lie had been working hnrd and the hot weathei
tnlglit have set him back considerably. lie Is in Rood shape now good enough
to defend his tltlr- against Corpeutlcr.
The champion, luiwever, had a hnrd battle yesterday, nnd as yet no ono
knows how he finished. He went to the mot with n dictionary, nnd the
Dtrugktc was fast and furious. It teems that Georges and Francois, .being
true Frenchmen nnd filled with Gallic politeness, sent a telegram to Jack
when they learned he was having u birthday.
"Many happy returns of the day." read the message, and It rame as n
big surprise. Fighters on the verge of smearing lists over each other's coun
tenances arc not given to politeness like that, especially eight days before n
championship battle. They might send love messages and things, but
usually tic? them around u brick.
Can you imagine Hob Kit7.-iiiimnn wiring Jim Corbett hnppy birthday
greetings? Or Willntil to .IuIiiimiii. Fit a to Jeffries and Joe Ttplltr. to (Jcorgo
Chaney? Things like that iiexer are done in the padded mitt s-et, nnd this
knocked the dope to pieces. I)einpse toiildn't get over It.
Seated in his front parlor at the cottage, Icmp-cy studied the telegram.
He had divested himself of his coat and collar and reclined on n couch near
the window. , He wore a puzzled frown and was silent. Nearby (.at Teddy
Hayes, his private secretary -trainer, nnd he, too, wondered what It was all
about.
Finally Jack broke the silence.
OEXD him a swell message in reply," he told Teddy Hayes.
O "What doci hr mean, 'many happy returns of the dny't" Tlayes
Queried. "Sounds to mc ns if he is offering sympathy. Maybe he
means thcro won't he any happy returns of ncrt Saturday."
No Grudge Between Them
HERE Dempsey good-unturedly took his trainer to task.
"Ifs just a custom, Teddy," he explained, "and while you and I are
not in the habit of (-ending messages to people we don't know very well, the
French are long on that stuff. Georges ii a nice little fellow. Send him n
wire saying I thank him for his good wishes."
The telegram established champion and challenger in amicable relations.
It Is one of the few matches that has not developed personal rancor to some
degree. However, it is to be an impcrsonnl affair between Georges and Jack.
The American thinks Georges Is a nice little fellow nnd it's a shame to crown
him, but business Is business. If Cnrpentier loses he will admit that Demp
My Is a great lighter. There seems to be no wny to work a grudge into
this fight.
Dempsey nnd Carpeutlcr have met in the ring once. That was the night
that Tex- Itlckurd opened the Mndlson Square Sporting Club last fall. Demp
sey had a match with Hill Hrennan in prospect and Cnrpentier had come over
to box Battling Lcvinskj. They povod together In the ring before the main
event between Joe Welling and Johnny Dundee.
"He seems to be n nice fellow." said Dempsey in speaking of this inci
dent yesterday. "When we shook hand he told me it would be business the
next time we did it. Anyhow. I'm clad George remembered me on my
birthday. I want to do something nice for him some dav but nut next
Saturday."
.More thau COO birthday telegrams from all parts of the countrv were
delivered at Dempsey ' Airport cottage yc-toi-day. Mnnv of them were from
Bis old estcrn friends.
rTIIE message that Dempsey prised most tent from hh mother, who
wired her love and hest wishes from Salt Lake. Jack and brother
Bernard Dempsey laid that telegram aside with the Cnrpentier reeling
and a few other wires from close personal friend.
Jack on Final Stage of Training
milE champion resumes active training today after n brief vacation Tn
J- fact, he is entering on the liunl stage of his preparations for the big event
He boxes the big fellows in the open-air arena today, and toraorrow'he will
speed up against the little fellows. '"
i .i!"" w?rklV,f l,robabIy Jrnw some big crowds. The hot weather
in the cities is driving vMtors in here by the thousands, nnd the usual week'
end crowds alwa produce (locks of fight fans.
Dempsey will work in the big arena from now on. He hs onlv four
more days of box ng anyhow, and the .pain problem of his hand irs Is o fin
.difference of opinion among the -experts" as to whether that is tie proper
practice ring. J
Dempsey believes in training as he
villus hiiuit u hoc sun ! nothing to
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Jack should feel at home , the champions Irng". II e ,sTe iiiCS
outdoor work and perspires easily. The heat won't bother lilm "
1f-i; r"" ,1.. " "V ,renK on
....... ....in an luiins 0I training excrci-.
even on tho Boardwalk aud the beach, wl
Pletely deserted. One l-no'.wl
CopunoM. mil. All
flWI&U, Zhlc T,ant and 7 eddy Haye, took a lann ride in
"Jack bia motorcar after the midday meal. The,, did ill J,
mtles and after a brief halt at the Alamac to Jck n JlZ ' "
SCHEDULES OF LITTLE LEAGUE
D SEMI-PRO BALL TEAMS
TPT A -' t i r-
'MUJUiaiwr. i u. ?s I ill riiiv r T - n I ! I
Hrnrmn.v u:ori;
VDluml nt Mnr.nn r.w1l . I ' 1. I
riifinn ii u. :. ;; ..-::. . "' "'""""'.i
.. ...,1M.,.a ... .vu. nutllf
DEL. niVUB. INDL'STIUAL
LEAGUE '
i..Vn u.ll.al ,Vnlon. r'ro'eum Cnsoleurn at
Piatlonal Anallne, Vlirom. r.t Txu.o.
MON'TaOMEllY COL'NTT I.EAOL'E
Soudrton at Ambler. Dolenton al Chest
But Hill, Conshohocken at I.anndalo
PHILADBLTIIIA SL'UI'HIIA.N LEAGUE
Vyndmoor at Gleiildi. Snuthampfon at
Willow Groe, Tort Waahlnvtua ut lUthoro.
INDL'MTRIAI. AMATEflt I.EAOfE
Iln at lluhlfeld Hroad kt oi and Al
lheny ainue. illmbcla ut .-uia'.ee-UM'.o
I.'orthtast liieh KulJ.
riilLA JIANl71.'Ai.TUni:itS' lkamte
Philadelphia Storann !ultry ni Iludd
Twenty-ninth nnd t.'Ii-urrtold irpta. Com
mercial at Western Vnmn Hruuil and OlKUr
ptreeta. f V Youi ut Liekk' A. .Mi em.
C and Ontarla mreeta. i.ldm.LlH .. '. Hatch
Motor, Fifty-eighth lrt nt.d Elmwood
venue. I'nlt t'onHtructlun al Lie Fraln. &r
ond and Ilrlatol etreeu
DEIWAHK fOUNTY LEAOLTE
t'plamf at Morton, MedU nt l.unaduwns.
Cllftun Helshts ut Ruikdale.
MAIN LINE I.EAOL E
Wajne at Highland t'urk Hin at Ard
more Njrberth at Hryn Jljwr.
GLOUi'ESTEH ftiUNTY I EAUl'K
Vi'oodhurv ut llrldeepoi I i.il l,ntuwn at
Faulsboro. BwodeatKiru Ht .hi ..
NOttTlt I'HILA. CHLHtH IJJAOfn
Eait ltaptlt at Mennunl'i. I fill and W
omlni; avenue, LhlKh at Hi 1'au i hutnui
Illll Academy. Chestnut Hill sr Mlchul
at Grace. Fifth und Allesheny avenue. Erin
t I-evorlntfton, Launtun und llermiuto
atreeti.
RED MEN'S LEAGfE SECTION' A
Manalulni; at I'oconia. HevenO -ninth nnd
Inland ruu.t unffuef HnncwnH it Munk. ka.
Eleenth and Eat Cbnlten avvnu. Srhuvl
kill ut Yonah Twent. ulnih .n.. Humvieet
treetii. Epu at ltaaka. .Sixty Aenth an J
Lebanon aenue.
IlEI) MEN'.H I.EAUt.'i: 8 Ei -T If i.N' 11
Kupana at WkhlU IlarroMate and N.re
lown limee, To bid at Mitin.wn. S. -m. . nth
lfi Cambria ttretta, N'orrlatuwii at Man
dam. Eightieth and Lyons avenue. Aztc at
Tongwi-e. Wheatahi-af lane and It., hmond.
DULL ti;lepho.n'i; leagui:
Kqulpment at Camden; Conatructlun at
Theater. A. T & T. t'o al Motor V.h.rli-a.
norrlatown nt General Offlcea. Enelnoerlna
at tVeatern Electric
TWENTY-FIIIST WA11D CIU'RCIl LEAGUE
Ilethanv lit Ht Tlmothy'n Walnut lane
east of Hideo avenue, St. All.an'a at Fourth
Ilrformvd. rtmlllo tri-ct eat of Hide ne
nue; VI)ilrkon M i; at Ml .Ion. Gorca
lanu naat of HldKi avenue Huxnc-rnuKli fiap
flat at Layerlngton FresbyterUn. Hormltnge
and Lawntun atreeta. Wlaauhlckon Freal
tcrian at UoxIxjrouKh l'reabylerlan Ilex at
nuo rt of llldge annue
Wl!8T I'HILA. LATI1ULIC LUAOI'i:
DeSalea at Norwood. Hlxty-thlrd und Wal
nut atreeta. O. M 8 at Ht I'lenwnt. Hov-nty-aecond
and Woodland avenue.
INDEPENDENT (JAMES
S, X. JL A.
Pork drive.
at I'encoyd, Itldgo avenue and
Marahall K. flmlth at North
Jjourlh nnd Wlniohochlng itreels.
I'hllll.i,
ill the
will fight
He U no hothouse flnuw
him
Of course, he won't overdo it!
"!s birtU(I".v wl.cn h
Was nrrlprnrl ,,.
It was a day of wilting heat;
l U"'" Cm-
rloht, resened
r..'", "'.". ' ',N "
.
jllllllv TT...
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atrcer r,fc'JU
and
.Motue I'jw
Straw bridge
Motive Pjh , a . ..
, ,. .,...: "'. .. irriaDurir. at
Wa'nuVVtre.t, v'oln1"' lxii-thlrd and
andWndo1!;,, 1,rlJ"bur.-. Hichmond
U "i'n'iiSSi.Al S"u"ah"". '-ortv-Hghth and
" 1-.UUSUI
r d r ... ----- .,i-
lit Aif pfnt Ia . ai--.
nnaauipn
Ida, !- C' .-".-' ' "T ' .""IT.
tl-flr arid Ul.-U,,;, n'e, a. Thlr-
Ilrnwn
HruH i. I'D Ww Vn.L. ( ..-
I'hlludelnhla i fflre.
hi Haierfurd Collego.
rachln.. w,k'"T. .'.... "JSW "craw and
io rain-! Ulanm
emj-n nth and Cambria
atreet.
Aldon A. C ,-it Sherwood
atreet and Whitby iivmu
Fifty-ninth
f h.v? 2n,i B? Ura0' at Stenton Field Club
Lnw Knf Fjaant atreeta
lub
and
, Wharton' I .troVti "c""-lx"1
lamanui. t.t i-,Aiai,Ar m ... .,. ..
I V,VVl' A- A at Media
and Oxford streets
A.. Sixtieth
Ja..iuard AC at Ken-lncton
It.ona. II and Clean eld tri
Congregn-
I oi'Ji!'JL"',2uak"r lM- i''"clwr street
nd
iri
Indlina Profs Ht Audubon. N. .1
, 'jlrard Fl.id Club . V. H t All-Stars
l.-iitli and llutl. t t, et.
ii. naoii Hold Club at Ilurholme
h. in . I'a
Hur
i. r.in.ns Proftasionala at
Old-Timers,
iiiiri-inin ami jonnmn ytrnnm
Pi n -Mar A A. at t'loarvlew A. C. Seven-ly-n.i
th street and Hulst avenun.
Aitulnaa C c ut Dolco. of Darby.
niuokljri Hoyal Glanta nt Stctaun. Tounh
and Iforks treta
.ortnw..ii Profeaslonala at Jumei
Uurna Club. Madow nnd Mifflin streets
F,
. ''ar. Knight b Profeaalonala at Efg Har.
bor. X, J.
HL'.N'DAT GAMES
Aberfo I
I'" Ul 111 ,;l.
e. of Chemer at North PhllUea
i Wlnguhouklriif alr.-.jt.s
irn on.i rienH at ...il.Mly. II. U-iade.
Ont.iri.i aireetif.
and
Lit Hri.3 ut IJrldosburr, HUhinond
Orth'idox atn-etH
and
Euat s.de of Camden nt Shanahan. Fortj
eluhth and Hi on a streets
Camdnn f'.ty at Flelsher. Twenty-alxth
and Whaiton atreeta
Amirlcan Chain at Hlenton Field Club
C'Iihw and Pleasant sireuta.
Igan at Lancaster.
Marshall E. Smith at Mlnersvllte, (double
header! J & J. Dohson at Allentown
Cap Knlght'a Profeeslonan ut Kaywood
Thlrty-rtrat and Ulcklnaon etrueta
I'ltai hull at Hartram, Hftj -fourth atreet
nnd Elmwood a nue
Glrunl Field Club at Klaudi r S. Weldon.
Jeiiklntown.
P n Mai A A. nt Hhrood Flfty-nlnlb
atieti arid Whitbv avenue
Parkesburg Iron at 8 I. II. A . Hroad
and Hlgler strevtr
MngimlU A V it .Mi ilia A. A , Sixtieth
ami Oxford strotx
Indiana Profs nt llmertown
Herlin N J , nt West Pelhara A. A
Tulpehocknn etntlon ijrmanlown.
East Side, of Camden, at Old-Timers.
Thirteenth und Johnson st rests.
Delco. of Darby at .'r Harnsbai, Blity
flfth street and Elnivmo, venue,
ms "Bht I,",li'"1 '""
A'S SPURT EXCITES
THE FAITHFUL FANS
Victory Over Boston Wns Fifth
Out of Last Seven Games;
Bob Hasty the Hero
DONOVAN WANTS PITCHERS
Are the Athletics off on the spurt
promised these tunny years? Thru Is
the question ngltntlnR the fnns of thlM
city todny. Kinee Inst Snta-lay after
noon when Connie's hlrelhiRi vnmiulshed
Trls Spenkcr's Indians, the Mncklets
have been trnvelliiR for whnt Is for litem
n fcrocloUR rntc. Wnnhington was stop
ped .T to 2 In tho into series nnd yes
terday the Ited Sox were spanked in the
first nwn.v-from-homc gnmo of n trip
that eovers tho circuit.
It Is rather enrly to get enthused over
the showing of the A's, hut during this
past week they hnve been going with
the speed of a first plncc team. Five
out of seven against such teams ns
Cleveland, 'Washington nnd Hoston Is
not to he sneered nt. The hest feature
of the cpuit Is the work of the three
hurlcrs. Hnrri.s Hasty and Moore. With
Homniel hick In hnrncst nnd boinc help
from Itollie Nnylor, the much early
season h"ralded pitching staff mny do
all that wns snid about It down South.
Tho team ns n whole is playing nn
excellent brend .if the nntlnnnl nimtlmn.
the outfielders snaring all kinds of drives
nnu wnaiing ttio pellet with viciousness.
whilo tho playing of .Tuy Walker nt the
initial sack, combined with his hitting
of Into, makes tho infield look much
moro formidable. Yesterday .Too Dugan
rejoined tho team and played at third,
the Weak snot durlnr thrt niiMt four .lovo
Iloly Cross Joo came out of his lethargy
and made his first hit in several days.
Hiwty Shows .Mettle
Hob Ilnsty, tho lanky Southerner, nnd
ono Of tho linnnfnlq In (I.a l.mmn nt
Mack, wns tho hero yesterday. Ho was
j'lisiea xor ten lilts, but Ills nimble brnin
in the pinches kept the platter in good
condition until the ninth, when the Red
SOX banired our hvn mnrlrnra nn n atnla
triple nnd nn infield out. '
A8itfo from hurling brilliantly Bob
damaged Elinor Mjers' delivery to tho
extent of n double, with two of the
r.Ienhnnt wonrnru niti.... tn i.n ,)u
h- - ' " "-. ... ... ... u.i....
oine. Tills happened In the big Jlfth. I
wlipti Purtliia .....lb.l ...i nn l
singled as n starter. Then along came
Hnty. Two were down in tho same
fnime when Dykes walked and Frank
Welch bounced out a double that scored
the pitcher nnd the -econd baseman.
A single nnd u wild throw scored tho
tiflh Mnckinn run in the ninth.
Word citim- from Huston this morn
ing that Connie Mack had released
under an agreement I'lilgham, the Uni
versity of Alnbama shortstop lumlnnrv,
to the Augusta team. He will be re
called in the fall.
riills in Usual
Kole.
Wlnle thi fnni
were eheerinc lnitllv
"i ""- nunciics as tne scorcuoy was
nliu'ing the markers up nt Broad and
Huntingdon streets ihe Phillies were
getting it terrible hieing at the bunds
of the McOrnw-.Ienulngh aggregation of
Mars. The finnl figures read 11 lo L
Ordinarily a left-hnnd.T is nn enigma
to tho (Hants, but yesterdav the case
was reversed. Lefty Baumsartner, who
has been doing a lot of starting since
joining the Phils, but much less finish
ing, wns greeted with four solid whacks,
including a double, from the bats of the
first frur men to face hi in.
Wild Bill Donovan, tho nstute man
ager of the Phils, who fen minutes
earlier was in a jo-inl mood because of
two gifts from admirers, lost n lot of his
convivinlity at the sight of the slaugh
ter, and while Keeniin wns out getting
warmed up sent in Delaware Bett.sT
He was little better, belli;; nicked for
" n,Ti,,'?r 'Jl "ml S'ving a walk. Then
'"Ironic Keennn entered tho arena.
Bapp greeted blm - Irli a solid .single
to right, but n speedy double plnv,
Parkinson to Itnwllngs to Lee pre
vented any further slaughter in tbnt
inning. In the second two hits, an
error, n walk and a snerifico ily counted
two more, nnd with one down Donovan
wigwagged Hubbell to get into action.
J-rom the third to the nl.ith the fourth
member of the Donovan stuff wa
whacked for eleven hits, including two
homers in sucrM-ssi,,,, by Frank fen
der. Despite the fusillndc onlv four
runs counted. In all the Giants had
nineteen hits, including five doubles
and Snyder's two four-base plies.
TIPLITZ SPARS WITH
TENDLER IN TRAINING
Southpaw Lew Preparing Joe for
Chancy Match
Preparing foe a southpaw attack in
his bout net Wednesday night ut tin
Phillies Purl; against (leorge Chancy,
.Toe Tiplitz is trainin? dully with Lew
Tendlcr. who is conceded to be the best
of the lightweight left-handed boxers in
the world. Tiplitz knocked out Chancy
two years ago and ever sineo the Balti
morean has been anxious for tin oppor
tunity to een up mnttcrs with "Tip."
Th' re .tie two other return bouts nn
the same progrum. Kid Williams, wrio
when bantam i liampion of the world
wan kiioi-ked down for tho count of nine
h Luiiisiana m lillfi. will meet this
(errille hitter in the third bout. 1 1,
opening match will bring together
Danny Kramer, of this city, and Buy
Moore, of St. I .ui I. The Intter was
disqualified for butting in tho fourth
loiind in their other bout.
The second bout will be n lightweight
number. Harrv Kid Brown will be
pitted against Joe Benjamin.
Giants Cancel Game
ruttmllle Hino IT. Th.i lm h
morlv ihf 'r -iconit Tlu-orn. u re
i . il. f.r
f licdul.. I
t.ini.irrfm
i with Hi.- N.-w Yorlc illaniH nor.
I i ir .Mine tu Ar-'drtiu's in.'ti Iiumiiu-
I .'il.l.
M i,
i rn-id'-r v Ith thu I'hl'a on nnturdii
I In .ind thf fait that lhe hdip lu-t n-
. lrn i rif'Kr Di.tiiii ni. in ginii)ic-.Kili. t
I andla and rlccri'turv rar-i-ll Th latter
i nmc tnu late, but in thn future all r;nnd
with l.lK-leairue tMinii on Jiundavs will ho
plft)fd as scliediilod aa the comtnlsslonor Is
jat'prtcd that Pottwvillo has no outtlaw
players on tho team
Smlth-Furbush Wants Games
Smlth-Furbush h .mi.li.ns of thu l'hlla
nelwh'ft Mnnufni turi-rB Lpukuc, have sniurod
a home ifrournl fur th.j l..ilanc of the hen
mn and would lik. in 1 .ir from all first
Hmks iieml-l'rofi'ii iu.iI clubn su-h as Nor.
folk Stnri HrunH n tl- i il 'i untn r;.rma-i-inwn
Chi'HIT r n rr -I Iv"'' DoliHoli Ad
nr. h Thomiii J 1 urn. i L";i". Ni.rtli Second
ntrc-Pt. I'll. lad lulu. i
ARE YOU
READING
The Inside Stuff by
Robert W. Maxwell
(mi know Boh)
direct from Demp.sey's (.'amp
gossip, i-ommcnt nnd iicwh on
clianipiou's prcparationa for lillt
match with Cnrpentier, daily and
jazy in
THE EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER
feis. HIF VlW-t CeVsl'T ACCOUtf-t .WWAm'
yjTir-i7 jw pot, it- I had a vmhouc. y '"'. 'irr""i-,'i
m5 A FrA fiolHG To FIND OOT WHO'S ' '- jdggE&i
5v fl ia. !?...- VlilAOT.fiooD STUFP r-TSfStf I
imjxiu.i nn M .mli( lit- M.wri i - - m it m ., i' ii ' rw?m I hi ail
bsV$ yYs iSW a2& S"?ffEf , r WHEN
jfiSSSb Vsyxs (m&i sSL lis. -t-i k 44- . a inwitcd
What May Happen i
In Baseball Today
NATION'AIi IiKAGCB
Clab Won I-wt P.O. Wla Te Spill
rittsLnrgh. 40 IB ,mn .088 .!."ifl MVt
New lork.. S 31 .HIS .K5 .SIU .009
Hoston SS 7 .350 .887 .841
Nt. I,ouls. . .11 80 .ROK ,fl4 .4'J .508
tlrnoklrn . Ht 3-1 AM .402 .477 ...
rhlmro .... 2rt ill .480 .400 .44K ...
Clnolnnnll .. 34 an .400 .410 .803 ...
l-liUllr . 18 41 .305 .33 t.23 .11
A.Mi;ltICAN I.KAOUE
Clnlt Won ljot I.C. Win Ijmmi Spilt
riflplnml . 40 '.' .038 .041 .025 ...
New Vork.. SR 37 .85 .891 .870
WaaMrurtou 80 31 .837 .844 .820 ...
Iloxton 30 SO .608 .825 f.4'J .50M
Detroit .... 31 38 .470 .478 .403 . .
Clilcnm 3(1 3.1 .441 480 .433 . .
Nt. I'llllfl... 37 33 .4.15 .441 .430
Athlrtlo-i ... 33 38 .377 .37 t.30.1 .387
Win (w'o. -tIxHe two.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
New York. Ill I'MUIm. 2.
ni. imii(i..
vM,lr1 ;
'nln two,
llostnn. 7i Ilrnflklin. 0.
ritt-lmrch. 4i St. l.oiil, 3. .
I'lilcinro-C'lnttnnutl rontponril. rnln.
ASir.ItlCAN l.KAGUE
tliWlr, 8t Iloatnti, 3.
Nnv York, Oi WiiHlilntrton. 3.
ClrM-l.lnil. Ii Clilr.iEn, :,
Detroit. I3i t I.ouls, 0.
.sOlTIir.UN ASSOCIATION
Altiintn. Oi Nimlnlllr 5.
Mpmiilils. flt Clinttiinooicii. 3.
Mobile. 14: I.lttlr. Ilork. 1.
Others not clinlulurl.
11VSTKKN I KAOlin
New lliiven. 7i Wrreetrter, 0.
hprlnllrlii. Oi Alltnnr. 4.
Wiiterlmrj-. 71 Ilurttiiril. 4.
Schedule for Today
NATIONAL LKAOlir,
New York nt Philadelphia (two tames),
llovton nt Ilrookln.
ChloitKo ut Clnelnniitl. ,
PIttsbiu-Kli ut M. IiOuN (two rames).
AMi:moAN i.r-vauK
Atlilrtlos nt HoMon (two miineit).
UiiKhlnirton ut New York,
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1st. IiuIm ut Detroit.
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ItUSUI.TS OI' YKSTKIIDAY
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Ivoolieater 33 30 .333 NTiwil"o. 30 35 .430
Nvn'urk . 3J 33 .178 IU-udlnir.. 17 17 .200
FOREIGN CHAMPIONS IN
TEAM J31KE MATCH RACE
Verkyen and Mlquel Compete To
night Against Bedell and Lawrence
A brace of foreign biko cliauiplonh
will competo In tbo International forty
mile team motor-pneed rneo at the Point
Breeze Velodromo tonight. They arc
Paul Verkyen, title-holder of Belgium,
nnd Jules Mlquel, who won the crown
in Franco last winter. Two Ameri
can crack cvcllstH, Percy Iinwronce, of
California, and Menus Bedell, of Long
Island, are paired to raco against the
Belgian -French team.
Tho race will be decided by the noint-M-oru
sjstem. Verkyen and Bedell will
meet in a ten-mile whirl and Miquel
will ride against Lawrence. Winner,
of the respective heats will be credited
with two points, while the loserB each
will get ono point.
The deciding neat win ue a iwemy
sprint mutch between Willie hpencer,
foimer Canadian champion, who is un
American citizen now, and Bill Bnlle,
title-holder of England. Their race
will be decided in beats, two best out
of three.
Two amateur events, with a score of
rideib entered, also nre on the pro
gram.
c
mile race, with all four pedal pilars 1"'n(ls ,,n", wo." ' ,l 1,lc "JifRin
,o the track at the same time. Points Tho semi-windup was the feature
1 w n be nwnnliMl live, three. to nnil,fpn "f " "''"V""! rosult,(1 hl ll
on" in the orilir of the flnMi. V"'1 ,,Shft-roundI v,lrnw J"""
, MI of the four bikers M-heduled to ;I',,hll-v; I'nxton and loung Mulligan.
1 (-omnctc ut the local ilromo tonight hnc .' "! other results: Jimmy Lowrey flu -
coin petcd in nrIous races in this city. , Hied iouiig ham Luugford in three
a . ...I.liwl fenture will be a one-mile , f-e.ssions, Ping Ilodlo defeated Tommy
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THE GUILTIEST FEELING
WW rvSssMM JLMi
r.l,M N T.
HEAI PUTS HAL!
TO GEORGES; PLANS
Jaunt in Morning and Brief
Boxing Session After Now
Program of Challenger
PLAN PLENTY OF BOXING
i Mniihii.s.sct, L. I., June 2.". The
; sweltering heat yesterday drove Georges
' Carpentier nwny from whatever plans
j he entertained on training. In the
; morning the challenger was out for a
jaunt on the road with Trnincr (Jus
1 Wilson, nnd when the pair returned
j nfter nbout two hours Carpentier rc
' paired to the gymnasium for an abbre-
viated session of limbering up exercises.
It is understood the cliallencer donned
the gloves for n brief session with hN
partners, but Wilson denied that Car
pentier had indulged in uny boxing. At
any rate, it was decided that, because
of the beat, Georges would do nothing
hut rest through tho nfternoon. .
He hud devoured a generous midday
mnal and was lounging idly about in the
nfternoon when Willie Lewis phnperoned
a" bund in a sightseeing bus, which pro
vided snappy music and good Kinging
from 3 o'clock until nenr G.
Upon the departure of the bnnd
Georges instructed Wilson to vlwt the
village postoffico for the mail. The
trnincr returned with enough to keep
Georges busy for several hours after
dinner. Messages from nil parts of thel
world were included In the mail, a
number of them being from war vct
crnns who wished the challenger luck
ond fissured him of their support.
Tho chnllenger's program for the re
mainder of the time lie will be in train
ing includes plenty of boxing. It Is not
intended to put Carpentier through a
trying course of training, with its dan
gers of militating against his best con
dition lor tne bcrnp.
Bather, Doscainps and Trainer Wil-t-on
plan n week of activity in which
spurring will play the nil-important
part, and road work and gymmihium
'work will be subordinated. This is in
dicated in the announcement that the
chullenger's sparring stuff will be
strengthened by tho addition of some
husky heavyweiglits capable of tuning
his punches and extending him to n
greater extent than he has been extend
ed heretofore In the camp sparring.
Six partner now are available, but
of the sextet, Joe .Icannetto is the only
heavyweight. It is planned to requisi
tion nt least three sturdy partners, each
weighing nbout 200 pounds, for the
coming week, in order that Georges
might bo afforded some stiff camp box
ing. JACK BRAZZO A WINNER
Defeato Kid West In Elnht-Round
VVInd-Up at Cambria A .C.
Jack Brnzzo, of Il.i.leton, had little
difficulty in gaining the decision over
Kill West, of this city, in n,c eight
round wind-up ut the open-air arenn
of the Cambria A. C. last evening. West
subftituted for Joo Aufutls. Brazzo
had tho better of every one of the eight
Langdou und Pat Marley scored a K.
O. over Jimmy McDouough in the hec
ond. Former Billiard Champion Expires
him I'ruiiflsco, Jurr -S John O JIorKiui
fifty former world champion threo-cushlon
l.illard nlayor and hlmultanroualy thu worl 1
pupktt billiard rhatniiliin died horo ycsler
.1 1 ufler .in extended ll n hs
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PUEtsiTY OP "STUR-"
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LCSS THtsl 0MC3O0D
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Runs Scored for Week
in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
SMTW VF Sjfl
Boston I -II HI J) 41 71 140
Now York. . I) 5 5 10 11 40
Kt. Louis... 5 20 3 7 3 38
Brooklyn... 4 8 (1 0 at
Chicago.... 1 11 5 (1 23
Phillies .... C 1! 2 2 4 3 17
Pittsburgh.. 3 r, fl 4 17
Cincinnati..! 2 2 3 7
AMERICAN LEAGUE
S M T W T V S Tl
New York.. 4 1 7 4 1)1 0 0 13
Boston (111 7 1 3 31
Athletics... 7 4 fl fl 30
Detroit .... 7 7 4 12 30
Washington. 10 0 5 3 3 24
Cloveland .. 8 0 3 0 4 21
Chicago i 0 3 2 0 2 ID
St. Louis. ..j 2 I 0 0 0 14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
"TTTmitiw t fis fi
RochoMer .. 8" II II 10 15 5 1(14
Buffalo 13 1 4 13 14 12 57
Baltimore .. 5 17 11 12 4 (1 55
Jersfij-CIty.il 0 0 20 10 7 51
Syracuse ... 12 5 10 12 2 5 40
Toronlo.... (I I) 2 10 7 0 40
Newark ... 13 4 7 5 2 3 31
Reading.... 3 0 3 4 7 7 24
SUPERINTENDENTS WIN
Newton Sales Dept. Loses to Yard
Nine by Score of 5 to 4
The Ynrd Superintendents of the
Newton Coal Co. played the Sales De
portment yesterday nfternoon at the
Philadelphia nnd Beading Railway
field nt Seventh and Tabor roud, and
tho former won by tho scoro of 5 to 4.
The features of the winners' play
were tho batting and fielding of Mellow
nnd Audlbert, and tho butting of Ru
dolph and Wilson stood out prominently
for tho losers.
The scoro :
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Hill Track Coach at Northwestern
Clilruiro. Juno an Knmk Hill, wall- I
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elected na track roach for Northwestern
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rouirt truck conch uccorillnn to atinouncf-1
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M. Kvuns. I
Greenleaf Continues to Win
Tlnlnh liiconlcjf imrkPt hllllunl chuniplnn
plajcil onlv one Krio ptrduy In IiI.h irrla
of nintrhm with loi-al cluli rlayern Hb d
fcaled Kolli, of slnnahnn. CO tn 7. In th
m-unlnc Hubb. of SncllPiiburic Club, scored
3 points; Smith, of South Phllndflrhla failed
to scoro an did Thompson, of Colwyn.
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French Certain of Carpentier Victory English SaH
vsvurgus nus uuu, kjhuuvu,
Much Worried About
By (HIANTLAND RICE
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PINIONS maintained by tho French,
British nnd Amcrlcnns upon the np
prooching Jubilee Joust aro in no sense
In nccortl. The French, wrought up to
tin extreme excitement, nre mipcrbly
confident their, champion will win, even
though most of them know nlmost noth
ing about Dempsey ns ti fighting ma
chine. Tho few who have gone much
deeper into tho irintter and have gath
ered an much Information as they could
upon tho subject offer three reasons for
their belief In Carpcntlcr's success :
First. Greater intelligence mean
ing n keener brain under lire.
Second. Grcntcr speed both as np
piled to hand and foot.
Third. Greater boxing skill
whether upon attack of defense.
What Moro?
WHAT more, they passionately In
quire, docs a boxer need?
Especially in view of the fact, that
both can hit with stunning force?
Wo suggested, In Dcmpsey's favor,
grcnlcr weight and greater physical
strength.
"But." they countered, "Wlllard
wns both strougcr and heavier than
Dempsey, much btrongcr nnd sixty
pounds hcnvlcr, yet tho faster, better
boxer had the fight won In less than
half n. round."
Tho statement thnt Dempsey could
very probably lake more punishment
than his moro fragile-looking opponent
meant nothing to the Frenchman.
"He Is human," they would say, "bo
ho can be knocked out."
Tho British View
SINCE neither Dempsey nor Cnrpen
tier happens to be a British subject,
the British, while keenly interested, arc
managing to present nn untroubled
serenity about what takes plncc. -
Most of them, whilo picking Demp
sey, belle-o Cnrpentier lins n good
chance. They consider tho margin ex
tremely thin.
London, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Edinburgh nro all popping with fight
chatter between spells of golf, polo,
cricket nnd tenuis. We found In these
four cities one point which chilled much
of the enrly enthusiasm for tho French
man, viz. : They were not quite sure
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waningion, u. u.
tr hug Americans Are iYotl
Dempsey Being in Danger
ns to how well
V Wn1l h.. ....II Ml
liefnrn n i,..nLM- "'". "Ond ti?!
a
They Imd Veen oo marorthCirlerVJ
pugilstlc hopes wrecked bl T?,l
uuiiuy ip remain stnndlne nfio- ".Y1
Sfo'gr'oelfetSed 5S
had both, ami v;r.tr"'u"""e- w
II lone. unfn!-rr,m i ""." na? kw
dives. He nevrr 7A M EC. 0H
think
point
thpv il
-., "M" v ww.i
a wnuop aDsorucr. ".
too iiome view Tl
rnHH average Amerlenn ..(i ... i
iSKS. hM nny i
But, unl ke tho French, ho doi-$
look upon It as any epochal event .
fecting his natlonaf Institution.? ,
U",VM ": "u net down he Is mW
us serene nbout the fii.ni vii.i . "??'
British arc. A i, heavyweight Am eric?!-
cuee. "in-,
ti.iVt0r.Sr: !Lno J?"P5 ?! fori
Oldub frim fioBtan",&nCw?n,
in mhrbtv OutR l,Li. Pan..sw,nPl.
eighties." " '" lnc 1:
ins main rtcslro Is to seo a too
snlev sernn tlinf mill i- i.i . Vi
n fair chase for his kale. His IntirS
is extremely keen, but it Isn't cutting
inio ins nppcuie or Ills sleep. H nui::
i. V. " " luuuii or acvciop into i'
clinching match with no perccntlM.i
of tbo first or second part. ""
Tlio Ono Fight
A FrEIt nil, it is the one intcrnatioiiil'
tcirap i. nH tlmo tlmt has get til,
;" "" " i"1.- onuon or 1'aris
Liverpool or LI lo, Glasgow or Bor.
dcaux, the babble grows by day anJ'
night. Which is all natural cnouili
VoJ, i n8 ? hpftvy w'Bht propoalUoa;
which, after all. Is the ultimate la
pugilism, It l the first timo in tarts
generations that Europe has had kw
chance to horn in on the debate with
a reasonable entry.
Copvrioht, SOSt. All rights reaervti ;
Dempsey can, up to a ceri.iU
that not hnLi " " cer,'iJ
nn'f i,..; - V' """ ", baU
nuuui v.arnont pi- J.V
should bo addressed to UlU".
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