sw K -m.V "K ..,' fiT' -"! Vi' - EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-rHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1921 19 Home-Run Habit Switches From Shibe Park to Phillies' Grounds, With Seven in Single Game ;r! u r .j. r llUrl rnrMMrlil r ill uLiU I IlLwULIil IN TITLE FIGHTS Most Fight Fans Think Dempsey Will Score Quick Knockout Over Carpehtier iTKiJ.iRlcl'Bf,, ' never wan a roo1 Dicker. Chnrler Clrokrlon--Uemprey. blttS""' X m BUr8 " wl" "" R "eat J. Wood I'ltttt It t5in" doe.n't brk "1 ll.tr, Kr.l-A. ,... , I. "'A1'0." 'J!:'"" Until.. Carpentler If.XtfV.Tw.V0 mBke nny cho1"' slByLj;!s.MA'h--i"iy'- J'bo nuth .ook t ' . , It win be n. srcm ncran &!.. .. ,r pempsi Is a cinch tiet " Il.imllv FaVOrteS 111 Defense llrrnnn Tiilor Dempwy iiure Cnrp-ntler ! Ik,,ihl!X'nZ;'i!l,i..I,empf,7- J USUaiiy 'UYUiii ., ab,o to kefij nwRv from Jnck for , Ve"r lha ntflBli arpent'cr Hill cave In of Crowns, Often Lose ALL EYES ON Bf U)n8 H. 4AFFB In thr predictions of experts,' alleged J5r ta nn.1 ordinary op-Mew of rlnjc I-"..!.. Tin 1 0111 ISC.V is viiiiliui.v Win . fcjf, Georges, Carpc.illor. nt Jw . .' Saturday afternoon. In fnot. majority of the "plokf-K" Hgurc t he lltfcfflor Mill iljfm.1 1iN crown by "til" ". J,nS ' have marked the lltir championships whrn Iicmnipy nnn tlne of "V" ..t.. na..""""...r l,n Uncle of thr rfnV, ".l.i .rlipftnlril twelve-round nn.dprHon nmtch. there mny bp nn Str one of those, vlolpnt surprise, which haw attended contests from the time John L HulHvnn was deponed to ""inffilono mny print to another tor . rfdtf unM't for those "oxportH" who can , lie nothing but n quk knockout vie K Domppy. for It J- n fnrt w fiW bv vrordo that In almost w bin hittlencrp thp champion, looked upon .! i i urc-hnt wlnnpr nntl whore ho hn.s been 1 i derided favorite In thp betting, was whipped. gome Dope J , "Experts" on boxing and thr i-mart-t of hop In betting circles often have mm wrong. Thlr dope may bf right K" Urn": Ktlll thh may.be another CfClon when the wrong man ";'; ..i.-j Th nil?.?, p wl bp ilrcidrd tha limit i .. Koiwrt It. (JunnlK I'd chanco Dempe 1 larpentler la eleer nnd overjthlnif, hut tt'n thn my with tho oP Mary Ann lhal'll win 0 ciiuirun, nPWIPQPY . Vhl!. "lowninn Dmpiw or Cnruemltr? UuiYlrOUl i I don't care If it iloon ko the limit I am aurp they will apllt J13.HSH a minute I-eon la. Itnlnn t can't nee Carpentler at ". Jri"vvt in uunui lour rountift Adam Iljnn C'arpentlcr'a npfPd ll fool Dempsey. the Trenchman will win un points In tweUo round. '.on (irlnisnn It looka like Dempsey lth In nix round Jack hit too hard Herman Illndln - In plcklnn winner for next Katurd,i) pleano put me down for Dempey. frank (Pop) O'llrlrn Carpentler m be nble to dance around for a round f.r two Jput Dempicy will brlnu h'm down with a left hook, Willie llritt It II bo telc. with the win ner hard tn pick, ....,.flw Tr"airrj "nrrv (Kid) llrown. Kid Wllllum nnd Joe Tlplltr Drmptev cany. lohnny Iliiriin Carpentler hasn't a chanie roi l reney It's a cinch for Dempsei tllllP I Cnr- Ring PU7.7.I Mnrcllrf M llllaill t fffl nnrr fnr ('or. rentier Knockout Al Wninrr Dempsey within six round. Lliiirley'Ilpeb Dempsey will win. If Car rentier loses. lxldle Iwl Dempoey Jop Dcinpwy If tho fluht starts at n o'clock It'll 1 opr at 3.01 with Car pentler on the floor Hill (.rrcr Carpnntler will be counted out before th;Hpcnth I'hlludelphln .laik O'ltrlpn Dempsey will ha to be nt tils boit to win. .InnieH .1. t'orhrlt Kooil bli man will bent n (rood little man. hence Dempsey Is mv choice. Itoblij Cnlhoun- Dempsey for mine. Illll Muldoon The man with the stronser nene will win llolh Dempsev anil Carpen tler are In trreat shatm and I look for a closn battle link llacnn Dempsj in aboit two roundi. Hr. J. II O'Connor Dempsey won't have IhliiBi h's own Mm. Ciiriientler Is Uecr and lip can hit. .lue C'lirlstlnno Dempsev for mine In fle reunite Irlneu Correa--Carnentler Is ton cleer Ho hits hard too and when Oeorces con nects wnn Dempsnv he will drop frank Jlitckm So much Drinpsey It s 1 ludicrous ' (Iporirr Ortoit Dempstj i (Iportrp r-iwllnir Carpentler Is a nlc , poluc.j KOid-lioklmr boy. hut It won't trouii 1 onytlilnir. Ix)ii I.lltle My sympathies are with Car tender, b'lt ho a too sma4l 4op Howard Demnvj thnt's nil. I .lakls Frrtdman It's a set-up for Demp 'ey , Hmll ("Irish") Meiisel t)mpy will slam the Kroit for a homer (V 'Perkins Carpentler may think he's intchlntT n doub'o-hnder Petp Herman Dompscy In four rounds Johnny Kllbune Onrpentler won't b ah' to run nw.ty for more than flv-j rounds. Piilsi (lorlmm Why did thev pick on poor Cnrpentier? Johnny Wilson Dempsey Is mv choice H can hit and tnko punishment Olxe me thi . HRhter. and Ompsev Is Just that 1 Jnrk I'urley Dempsey la one of the oreat- st flirhtrr wo have per had hut I think ' nrpentler will win. T think Menrges' speed and boxlnt ability vlll pr3e too much for I Jnrk Mike Tmnt Dempsey will win In a fw rounds. , Tolth Haves Dempsey Is a sur winner , Pnlsy llnlr Defnpsey will finish the bout within four rounds, Tom O'ltnin-ke Dompsey In fle or si Illllv (lllmon I pick Dempsey to win In tun rounds. . . Ilfnny Ionard Dempsev Is my choice, r.mt 1- win quickly. ... . ,, Charley Hnne I think Dempsey will win, but Carpentler must not li taken too Jpp 'l.mch Dempsey shouH win wlthli (le rounds. ,, laddie Mntil t fluuro Dcmre to win easllv and ndickly . ,. .... . Illll Ilrennnn- -Dempsey shiutd win in ilnht rnunds ... . K, . laeo I". Flynn Dsmpeey will win. but I lonl for a hnrrt battle. i,,fnr. Millie Iw Is Carpentler will win before lh end of the tenth round .n.r Hnrrv WIIIN--I don't th'nk i arp-ntler liaH a chance ... .. in i,v Pnddv Mnlllns I pick Dempsev to win by a knockout In six rounds. John O'llrlen Dempsey should win b a knockout In thre-) rounCs HERE'S GEORGES IN ACTION BLMfcftrfctftf ifci iiSSJiiin mini ii n a b -. lMA&4tjt9t&,6ii6&&t406'3i4Ml&ABtCUMliBRKKmMl THE BIG FIGHT You'll want the bcit nccount of thp world's heavy weight champion chip bout between JACK DEMPSEY Tltleliolder and GEORGES CARPENTIER Challenger At Jersey City. July '2 You'll get it by rpading the pxpprt review written by ROBERT W. MAXWELL (Yon Know Ikili) in the ucnitts IJubltc Vxhtt Mr Maxwell will bo at the ring Hide to give the Kvknino PmiMC LnDaBH readerK the qlllekpst, bent and mns.t reliable report of the big International mix-up. absolutely some time baturuny nit- ,rKph J. O'Nell. a ilMl. drfpe-tpr. has gone to the trouble to gpt HP i n tl"tlc from thp duMy file-, beginning lth thp tlPinronemeni "i .nim ' litinR fight location, round", blow, nnd Sulllsn lost t Jim Cnrbeil Ni w Oi- I leans, feptembor 7 If 02 Tw'nt-on j rminis. Slower ff lefts mid rlBhlH to $L ini hod JTettlns. four t.. ono en Sullivan the IOor. CCorb"tt lost .to Dob Fltss.mm n; Ctifm Cltv Nv March Ii 1VI. Rjrt?en rounds Left hook to solar . Jlexus Ilotllnic. two to one down .to Sr. t- Mven on Corbett the lnsr. htislmmnn. lost to Jl.u Jeff 'lis 8nn rrsneircS Jul '.'. IHOa raht round. Rlrt- hoo'k to bod, Itettln-: three to I rV"..,lnl,'od.rinriA-l1h.rs i.rf retired and Tommv Hums claimed the ehumrlonshlp There was no particular miie "iboui th!-. The rext step was , "ffis lost to Jack Johnson wij'r !. 1H0S. rturl-cuttcr'i. J7a. Australln ' Rchts to head .-nd bort iFlBht Jtoppel bv police ) llettln:. tnrec to two nArrn'.hlsh'j.mejerfr.e, was coaxed tut of his retirement to "defend the iupremaey of thj white race, with tl WJJK Tc'rt'to Jiwlc r.hnson Iteno. " V.v lulv 4 101(1 Fifteen rounds tefl" rlsnt and left to Jaw Hettli'B. Koto on- down to ten l seven on leff ,hjnhnsin lost to Jess Wlllnrd H-ivnna Ort April . IOKi T'venty.slx rounds. IVitnt t) Iwdv then rittlit to Jaw M't tuiB 'hr-e to one d.wn tn sis to Hve It rlnilsldP on Johnson the loser. W "larl lo to Jack D nu;-e . To'e do n Jul I I'Uff WllUrd fnl.l"J '" re iDonl for fourth n.'ind IllKhls ard iVft. t . head stopred htm Lviilmr. fn ts'Ih I down " PJx tc live rimt-ddf on ffino 'the "entire .IvIWw.l world H Mltlne for thp r.'Milt of npiiipwey Mtm of bin title against (.eorg.'s CKptntkr. with thp odds prpvniling at tour to oup on thp champion. This match mnv bp lonkptl upon as Upmp-srj-'s mot important were those ef the different phampionn already men tioned. Tin Question Now the big question is. Will the jinx of champions nnd favorites ingcr in Dtnip'oA ' corner? Will the lighter but speedier (Vrpentier. thp contrndui'. ihort-endor in the wagering, nnd with den thins to pain and nothing to loose, be smiled iipou b Dame 1'iirtiiin . A lot of the wise hii.vs lodn.v .lie foned to giggle and snicker wjiencw tome one. in a hnlf-hciiitcd vv.iv. -nj-wmething l.kc. "Well. I think ar pentier is got iust n little i bunco, of vrinning." Thev laughed ami giggled and inickercd. too, at Corbett before no whipped Sullivan. Tho miekpring con tinued right aprons the decades from then until now when the contender w.'t mentioned aft hnving "a possible chance." The guffawing is pvpii louder and more promiscuous than eor before, jus1, before Saturday's battle. Will the well-known oro'-.s-o.ud jinx work auninst Dempi-cy and help Car pentier? Let's wail and see Jack Itodci. It's a one-man tliiht He's ln.i.ur "l.l 1. r,V.r,?"w. i,ttie between ft -Carpentler Is carrjlnit performances. DemDSe C'liirenep Cnrmun niv money Johnny I.oftlls On past pempsev snnuiii win 'Mb Tim" llurkti- The I'renchman can't keel avvav from !einp!rtj s lolt hooK It won't Bo clsht I, eon .Mlcmel ( nrpentler, nbsolulement! "Whiles" Price Dempsev hits the harder He's m choice Phil Itarr Cnrpentier will be an also ran Joe (Iriffo The newspapers will hive to decide. It'll so twilve round- Pelev Waxer Carpentler hnsn t an out sldii ihance "Rushv" D'-mps sure "Sciodle" Dempsev In three rounds. Sum Lewis D'nips-v hits ton nvrd Sam iIMllnn Kcmpje that s all I ve irot to say Jimmy Hunter- It II b so one-sided I won't bother kcIok d s"e the masstcr- Judze Ilonnlnell Dempsev's Irish will le loo much foi tle K, eti'ivit an JndKe Ko(ters-t lo k for n knockout by Dempsey. Judge Puttirson i nrpentler's cleverness will n- bs cnounh to vithstand 'he Denip Mi wallop. Tex O'Mourke l four or me Mlk tolllns- -I think Dempsev cnrr?ntl-r battle InViv n n Pftrp- will will be a toxer nnd n purcher. Willi the wlnnlnr end. ft..,!- t'hlfA.Tt'R . . . .- i a..i tint- nnn Boon iiik nin on'i nv ji- ..,. ..if. r i. .. ..w, Mir mnn nnd h" II win II in Mnrrnn I think Carp-ntUr W,4V!,"nrrilSn2in"pll.'li.v "l" '" ' Vliltffnnln-kT-lt II "ii'iof v th Cnrpentier showlnn a Bllshl marfcin oi superiority ,,. , ,, nKn t hi Hal... Ilttth Dempsev nuBM ti flnlh 11 in the fifth round. If not before nl'uinl, Tom Ifiiriire.r--Aii i"- '" -v,, .. , till pentier, tho European clminpion, has been tloln:' Mune hard training for his bout Willi Jack Dempsey. Note his famous crouch BYGONE NET STARS PLAY HERE TODAY Dwight bavis, Bob Wrenn, Hol i comb Ward, Beals Wright and Bill Larned on Merion Courts versity to mpmhership. Thp oflirprj elected were I'lilliji N'eer. I.elnnd Stan ford I'nlversil.v. ptesidenl ; Ij. K. Wil Ilnms, Yale, vice president . C M. Hhip wny. Princeton Cniversity. treasurer; Wallace Hates, fnivoi-sity of Califor nia, secretarj Today's Local Games fJe "w'enkP-Carpentler will Prove no ' "AT V - SKW.S" Mnv ("Hoe hoc-) iioh !"", !... r i,o mmi one say v. Ylmrie' sVtm.trt Dempsey Is mv tie I sleep mn laUBh nrpentler onus-in ft vnflt- nempseT Dompsev I iirixintlrr Carrntlr DOUGLAS QUITS GIANTS Boots and Saddle (Jlnccr and Mile. Haile. coupled as the Applegate and Upence enT , st rve consideration for the Taylor Hill lieur I'm nun .,-- New York Reports Have Shufflln' Phil Leaving This City for Home "Siliiifflin" 1'hll Ilniiflnx. one of the veterans of the .; Vork umntt i.ur - - .a nuu ..... ,. - . oontenller8. lllg Sinn, is ropori.'u in iiiiiuicni" ii"'" j- .;; , . fi,. rnenu nt l.a- Gotham to hnvo dese.'tc.l Mcdrnw's olai. Horses well p accd '"""'nnB-niTe, here. The story goes that Will is (lis- timia arc : f -"X-nndil Tlw gusted with con.litlons on the team anil Sir I-awnfal : V -T rSS- tlitr 1- wa:,ts to be sold or traded to some other Colonel """"IX? fireen Orass; f'b. ... . l,'.-'.u r..i.A: II Vrnnk P.. Drit- lctirui 1iiinium - "; , ,, 4i i.i. i uuii, v tr Tulnshln. Al i-ii i.i.n i. -y '?.'. -,..... i it.i. vor fin : SPVPIU I naiutl piit Vlanagcr Mcliraw stated till that tho rcnoi'ls were news to DmiL'las left the Aldino Hot t us.mornin , to him. thai in Re- itv after the game with the Phils es loifiH. saying that ho would return tliis afternoon MclSraw denied that lie had any trouble with Douglas, but d.tl say that' the veteran has hoi-it "going bad" of late and that may hnvo sometaing to uo wnn uu- irnri-. num. j......., "; -- - -- norll It is singular .hat Douglas 'gSSrl! n t ip box csterda afternoon by Man- lJ0 ' slxnl ,'w'- "'B i.ger Mctiraw against the Phils and that Ihe Ciant Iwirler was treated to an un merciful lncmg without being taken from the bo. Nineteen hits including live liomeis and throe double were made inn rue iioiivtr.v oi iMiiiKiii-. -uu i i.i peator. Young Adam. At Aqueduct Due de Morney. Inu- itoche. Sileiup; spcond Kdvvina. t.eor. gio. St. Michael; third Joan Mario. Ilallvmooney, Clmmaron ; fourth lu- .ll.io sinillncr Alone. .AInnel A. ; nun- The runnlnir of tha I-atonla Oaks on Julv fl , 2 Iionuo ndded money, will bring together the best tlllles of tbo Knst analnst -Western I .1 By SPICK HAM.. Five great lawn "tennis )ilner who have passed the 7onith of their careers and thrre luminnries of the present dm will be seen In exhibition matches this afternoon on the courts of the Merion Cricket Club nt Hnvorford. These con tests arc being staged in connection with the intercollegiate tournament which began jesterdny. The exhibition matches today will begin nt, .1:110 o'clock when Penis Wright, ex -national singles champion, and Watson M. Washburn, of the Davis Cup team, meet Dean Mnthey. former national doubles champion, with Ceorge M. Church, and Wallac V. Johnson. Cynwjd. -.ingles champion of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania nnd Delaware. Another doubles mutch will have Dwight Davis, donor of the Davis Cup, i on the same side of the net with Hoi- , comb Wnrd. a former doubles chain- pion. Their opponents will be Uoh Wrenn. an cx-nntinnal champion, niid i Illll Larned. seven times nntionnl sin gles titleholder. This evening there will bo n dinner y at Merion in honor of the vlsitinr, j players. Hesides tho college and ex- hibition nlniers, several members o( I I. S. L. T. A. and most of thoc of ficially connected with tennis in Philn 'nelphia will be present. ' In the third round matches of the intercollegiate tournament phijcd thl morning. Ddmund Levy, of Cnllfortiia. , defeated Joe Werner, the Princeton I captain, in straight sots, (1-1. It ,1, McNeil Drumwright. I'niversitj Tpxns. defeated L. Weir. AVoostcr. I Philip Neer. Leland Stiiiifonl. de feated Wallace nates, l nnersity oi California, (l-.'l, 0-4. This wns the first appearance of the California star in the East nnd wns tho best match of the morning play. F. Hastian. I'nl verity of Indiana, defeated W. K. Kowe. Dartmouth, 7-."i, MISS RYAN WINS AGAIN California Girl Reaches Final of British Tennis Tourney Wimbledon. June US. Miss Llir.n bcth Hyan. the California tennis star, dcfentetl Mrs. Peacock, of England, in the .first match of the semi-final round of the women's singles in the Hrltish turf court tennis championships here today, S-0, 0-1. .. . . Francis T Hunter, ot tlio l niteu States, was eliminated from the tour nnment bv H I. C. Norton, of Sout'li Africa, in the semi-final tound of the men's singles in a hard game that wont to five sots The score wns 0-0, (l-Il, 5-7, "c", f i-l!. In the siMiii-tintvl round of tho men's doubles. I. S Donne and S. M. Jacob, of India. .Ideated Alston nnd Desnraiu. of Knglnnd. (1-1. 0-1. 0-1. In tin second round of the women's doubles Mrs. C'raddock and Miss Me Cane, of England, defeated Mrs. Molln Hjurstedt Mallory. tho Americnn singles chnmplnn, and Miss Edith Sigoiiniey. of Iloston. 1-0. 0-4. 5-d. In nnother scml-finnl match of the women's singlrrf Mrs. Siittprthwnitc. of England, defeased Mrs. Clayton, also of Englrnd, S-0. 0-2. Milter Ix-k nt Hohlfrld. Itrond slrrrl and Alleirhenv nvenue. OermiintowTt at Nntlilty, Helxrade nnd Ontnrln streets. Oitmn .stursi nt llrldesburc, Wrhmond tnd Ortltoilov strrrts. Piu-kesbiirc Iron nt Stetson, lottrlli and Berks streets. rirookbn Royal (,lnnta nt Tlrisher Twent-litli nnd Whnrton streets. .. . I.lt Ill-others it spilth Phllidi'lplil I He brew Association Ilrond nnd lllaler -Ireete Joe Jnckson's All-Stnrs nt Jewish World. Hftr-secnnd nnd Woodland nveeue. 1'ot .Motor Co. nt KowUnd ll-turs. I rnnkford nvenue nnd Pratt streets. Insurnnen lipngue r. C. v Pennsrl iniila lire. Ilunkrra nnd Itroliers' I.rngtie Illddle & llenrj nt Redmond A Co.. Twentj -ninth nnd t'learflelil streets. Financial IyMijrte of Oermiintnwn Mitnn junk Trust Co. vs. Cheltm Trust to., nt f!Krm4nlmra llna fltih. IWns Cake at Hhanahnn, Korty-Uhth and I Itrown streets. . j A. O. II. 103 nt Medln A. A' Sixtieth nnd OxronI streets. Frnnelsvlllei nt Meelown. Klxhteentli nnd Htinllng Pnrk iiver.ue Mnr( hesnev A. A., nt Houston Po-t. f hel ten nvenue nnd Mucnnlln streets. Nortlieimt Professionals nt st. ( lenient'M C. t. Seventj-llrst street and Pusrlinll ave nue. P. It. T. I emnip "A" Inrkson it Cum berland. Tenth nnd Hutler streets. P. H. T. "rt" I'r.inkford lit llrlmpnt. Flftr-fourtli nnd IlPTks streets. vrcsrEiwAVs rtr.sn.Ts niiiejnekets' I.enBiie- Snvnl llospitnl S; f. s,. Marine Detachment I. fort Mifflin l Itrrelvlnir Station, t. Kershaw 21 (Spring Mills I AUTO EXPERTS TO DRIVE GOLF BALLS North Hills Host Tomorrow to. Auto Trade Association Hold- ing Big Links Tourney MARSTON HOLES IN, ONE By SANDY McNIBLICK The nutomobllists will step down off the upholstered front sent to do their .ll.in Ininnrrnil 111 fnVOT Of tllP VPU- ,ii.,,,k ...,.......- - , known tee. In oilier words, instead oi driving a car. the will tr their hand nt driving a golf ball The automobile industry, in Its wv 1 oral branphes, will take an afternoon off for n golf tournament at the North Hills Country Club nnd. in the words of a member, after thev 'get through their golfing efforts, thev nre expected to prove that they arc still grent auto mobilists. , . The Philadelphia Automobile Trade Association is handling the nffair nnd an Invitation N extendi d to an one nttnehod to tho industrj. whether a member of the A. T A or not. As not all those prppnt nre pxpected to prove thomselvps star golfers, manv "side-show" events nre planned. These include an approaching nnd putting contest, a driving contest and a handi cap olghtoon-hole event divided into three classes A. 1." handicap and loss; 1$. handicaps 10 to '-V. ; C. 20 handicap and over. There will he prizes for the low gross and net in oacli class. Reside n team of ten members of the Automotive Accessories Business Asso ciation will piny ii team of the Auto Trade Association. The events will start at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Marston (Jets "One" Max Marston is the IntPSt membpr of thp "Holp-in-One" Club The reftiiro inents for membership in this club are verj simple. All jou hnvo to do Is hole out' from tho too at any hole, on nnj course. In nnv country. Trj It. Mnrston was admitted after plnvmg the sptpnth hole nt Merlon, the famous If).' -yard hole there, too and green on n lo'vrl. with a dip between tlietn, Mnrston figured he must be pretty close to the pin on his drive, but It . a long wnlk to the grpen. Natural i hagrm vv.ts . j , Five Leading Batters $ ;';i Ttt?o Major Leagues M - 4 AMF.IltrAN I.KAOfK J Tlnyer onil C'ltib 0. All K. II. P.O. llellmnn, Iletrolt l 201 IU ina 4j '(I Hpenker. Cleve 7 2M n f 408 . 1 Cobb, Detroit 274 00 10S .HOI Ktilh. evr s.ork 07 2M 71 R .alO -.A tncii. Detroit 04 2SS Bl 04 .364 f W NATIONAL I.KAOOE ' l 7 Player and lull . All. R. II. r.C. Ilornsbr, HI. I. 2R4 M 10S .400 , Cruise. Iloslon 107 17 4? 0a i Miholson, Iloston US. JS 22 47 3S2 , oung. New ork B4 177 SO OS 307 ' Koush, Cincinnati 43 100 10 (ID .301 written on his face when he failed to see the ball there but it changed to ft smile when a casual glance, found the hall at the bottom of the cup. Mnrston is playing In his bcRt form ' this j ear. That "one" helped to glvo him his fourth 70 of the present season. His mnln nmhltloii Is to break 70. nt which ho has had a chance more than once Ho bad n chance In the dinner tourne.v, coming lo the last two holes, but got a 71 . In the round tnentionpd abovp Mars ton wns out In ,'H strokes, two under par. Ho was two under 4'h to tho sixteenth, which he reaced In two, only to tokp threp putts. He ruined all rhance tn break 70 on tho short seven teenth with a five. Hero's the card, cast course: In 444384SS4 39 TO ' Out HIU41I 334 TO FILL VACANCY Industrial Leaguers Will Hold Spa clal Meeting This Evening A special meeting of the Industrial Baseball League will bp held this eve ning nt the Hohlfrld plont. Tenth street and Allegheny nvenue. to fill the vacancy in the lengtir caused h the withdrawal of one of the teams Any industrial concern wishing to enter is. invited to send a representative to the meeting or get in touch with ; President Milton Hohlfcld at the plant. Quaker City Seeks Games Qunk-r Cltv I'rofeeslonals can be booked for Julv 3 uref I ftwo gme-l The Quaker, have won seen of their Inst olRht games Plaved and on Sunda defeated Hoekdale ri-l-iwnre fount league champions the i lubs having plav-d n seventeen Inning oreless to earlier In the season Stenton Field Club will be pinved on Saturday and th- Professional will trv to repeat their former show Irsr wherein th-v d-feater thV home club Ti to 3 Hnm- club offering in ducements for either of tho above dates or lor Tin r,K oar-s n'mross itrena enalle a' "04 N'nrrls street or pbon Columbia 2T0 hetween 0 nnd I or i olumbla 1H71 in ihs een'nff i when u tvvuloi is batted us hard ns was the vi'louin in the cm!', innings of a timtcM II I'lli.'f hlirlor I- -out into III im It w.is tint sn otcidin. Doui; as going the . I't"' distiim o ' . . --. , & n v. ,An rt , If rt ernexs. rruuerj win .wwi "' " ' llkelv starters Careful a contender In the Kimtuckv llerbv also Is likely to Mart In the Oiks Less pretentious potentialities from the rcast aro Plambette Scotlind let ami Idle Dell St. Browns Buy I ..ills; Jum and Release Inmes K. Dnvios. of Leland Stun ford Cniversity. defeated M. I. Maul drv. Cornell. .1-7. 7-1. O-'J. K. w. rrihlrmnn. Harvard, dotoatodi ,,oltjI1K .vu,rs C. E (irangor. Cniversity of Tcmis, .. ' ' ' O.K. ll. 1. 0-1. I " " w,1(-" J. B IVnnn. Jl'-. of Hanard. do- I the- have nuisidorci fonted II. Bfiinio, of Now nik I ni- I h:if d on sentimental FINISHING FIGHT ARENA Work Will Be Completed by Thurs day Night, Contractors Say Mersey City. N. ,!.. Juno !!. The I sound of hummers rings out day huh i night nt Boyle's thirty acres, where oxtia (tows of carpenters nnd laborers , are j-ngngod in putting the finishing 'oik lies on tho arena in which Jack Dci.pspy and (ieorges Cnrpcntlpr will moot July 2. ; Thp work was to have been com ' plotod jesterdny. but n strike dolajed 0e i its progress. The contractors have as i sured Promoter Tex IJIcknrd, however. that the last nail will be in plnoc ny Thursday night. FRENCH FANS CAUTIOUS ! Loyal to Carpentler, but Not Eager to Risk Money Paris. Juno 2. The French people arc solidly behind Cnrpentier in his coming battle with Dempspj . but the for sin oral weeks hnvo voitlng a warning against what over -confidence lovnlty French & lh onil t The J Dobson to Be i I Dobson Busy lias busy lav Ilelllv. . .. v.n. hunn niirrnnneii n insiin.wi "- " .r -,:-.-.. I-I..I. nf I.ou s lirowns iruni ini- ,i.,..u.r. - the Pailtle International League Robert rminn luislness m.inager of the llrovvns, 111' ll u I -tto,' j. ,' .- ... I lie j. y '. '""" 'Ti'-'u . . i ... in.1.1 schedule nrKii ni.im iiiiiruin.w " vr"..'"i..'."'.L "'""""' '. ,.T.ii- Th unennrtltlonal re Stetson mi their nome groun is m i inriv- noi iou; '","",;, j . i,VhV nhtnlned Uiii. .,,.., n,i Oueen lane Thursdnv they , lease of Ilernlo Itoland, n pitcher obtaineu triiVel to Hrldesburg Krldav pin Hllldnle from Detroit oarl In the season at home and on HntunMy meet Mnrshall R 'announced Smith, nlso nt home. On Sunrtaj they pay , ; 2.JK'1 .?,'::m;r,K.nT i;.""' , Tn.M . C. a nflMn-elhleM!:.r..ld In the morning nnd at nome in me nncr- tenm noon .ints games ltoss uosiauo .u.o South Eighteenth street vcrlt.v . u-. i ..i. All of the officials of the tournament wore entertained al lum heon bj Dr. Hawk. The entry list for the tournament wns tho largest in the hisloiy of the event, also was' Willi sixty-one piujers r.'iirvM'uiuii,- tvventy.elglit educational institutions. Before play began the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association held- Us nn nunl session nnd elected Svrnouse Uni- I ! ortsmon finnklv admit that few of them know Dempspv, while Americans have n bettor (banco to appraise- Car pfntierf The big light is occupjing large space in all the newspapers nnd crowding in ternational politics and the "next war" out of conversations. The American supporters of Demp sey here, however, cannot get nil their monej- covered even nt liberal odds. I BRADLEY STOPS CASPAR Darby's Seconds Throw Towel In Ring In Third Tat Hrndlov, Italian southpaw, suc ceeded in his comeback at tho Eleventh Mreet arenn b.v scoring n technical knockout over Dnrbj Caspar, of Smoky Hollow, when the lntter's seconds threw a towel Into the ring In the third round oraaiey weighed lriT pounds nntl i as par tipped the beam jkt 140. I In the soml-finalSflcorgie Russell taslly defeated Young Marino in six I round". Mnilno wns outclnssed fioin ' tn outset. Other matches resulted as j lolkiRK: Kddle Dempsey beat Eddie roley b.v a mnrgin. Young Sherlock' nrew with Johnnv Sheridan and tranklc Willis nnd Al Cordon drew , Abe Friedman Beats Young Montreal Boston. June 2S Abo Friedman, of nonton, was nvvarded the decision our loung Montreal, of Providence, in n ttn-round bout here. The men art pantmweiKhts, and both hnvo recentlv indicated their anxiety to seek the title Mid by Joe Lynch. 1 fllln WtLa WBl&WWmlW i ' JH671-" ' "w Mens Merchant Tailors CiiuiiiimiuniivmitiiiiiiniMiniiimiiiuiiifiinimiiiiitiniiiiiiwiiiimiiiini 1617'CJtesttlutSt. M 3- rc I Hre Is a Saving i Surely Worth While . Summer Suits Made to Measure MANUFACTURER'S SALE OF MEN'S SUMMER SUITS $C7C' r 5 ' 'liVi'7?' Price Ruthle.aly Cut, J H Styk. & Fnbrict. All Slxea White Striped Trousers, $1.45 and $3.45 5 Community Clothes Co. $ ,ffr Htrt ki 1028 Buttonwood St. Kprlnc Garden) Blue Serges Gray Serges Herringbones Pencil Stripes Fancy Worsteds 25 Actual values up to $40 Wo take a decided losb on every suit sold nt this price. Wc deem it advisable so ns to keep our organization busy ami intact during the warm weather months when our business is nt its lowest ebb! Como in and see the quality of tho worstods embracod you will recognize at a glnnce their highqunlity. And you will be surprised nt the Inrgo assortment of patterns nnd colorings. Fast-Coor Blue Serge Suits With Extra Pants $075 Made to Measure aJTT 1 Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. Money -Saving News! For a Limited Time We Offer EXTRA TROUSERS With Each Suit Made To Order $29-50 $3po ' - mSL Iff 5PLENDW woolens and worsteds, most ly short lengths remain inn from our recent "choice of the house" sale. Every suiting was a wonderful value at the original price wiznouz zne extra trousers, now they are actually double value. Come In, see for yourself, and let our tailors measure you for a real tailoring bargain. P. B. WHITE & CO. TOM MALONEY, Manager 808 CHESTNUT ST. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Here's why CAMELS are the quality cigarette BECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this one brand. Camels are as good as it's possible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. Take the Camel package for instance. It's the most perfect packing science can devise to pro tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper secure foil wrapping revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there's nothing flashy about it. You'll find no extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, It's Camels for you. Camel R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winiton-Salern, N. C. V; I i OdTI tft t. I.SA I 1 -"-- -.ww i.w WttV j Kmtiu tQi, Smki!i & Mkvivj 'm..wvkmw.wv T f'A iVr " i 3.'V
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