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LIFT EARFUL
II either Willard or Dempsay
it still asleep after the referee
has stuttered tea the crowd will
then start fighting itself for the
privilege of getting out of the
?rata before dark.
RIGHT EARFUL
A gentleman sees fc 4*
lobby of the Secor Hotel ??
mistaken for as Ea** earl,
but turned out to be ? member
of the National Boxing Com
Griff men Defeat Hugging
;i Crew in Final of Series
-Yankees Halted by Walter
- Johnson's Great Pitch
ing, 1-0.
Clark Griffith's bend of Nationals j
won the rubber game of the series
from "Wee" Miller Huggins' Yankees
yesterday the Florida Avenue Sta
dium. with a grand finale before in
raAsf the Gothamlte's bailiwick, by
m a count
Walter Johnson and Ernie 8hore had
a pitchers duel aa both yielded the
same number of hits, but the Smoke
ball King received the breaks, while
his opponent was touched up for three
doubles and a triple; the Kansas Cy
clone was holding the wrecking <*rew
of the invaders safe all the way. Shore
was in danger several times, but his
support pulled him out of the tight
?pota.
?u On two occasions the first man up
for the Nationals opened with a hit.
and his team mates failed to advance
him. Judge doubled in the third, after
two were down, but neither L?eonard
nor Milan could score him with a hit.
Sam Rice tripled in the fourth, but
Bhore tightened and there was no
scoring. The Tanks were only dan
gerous in the sixth and final. Home
Run Baker opened witfh a single to I
% left in the sixth and Duffy Lewis fol- |
.-liftwed with a blow to center which \
put the Trapp farmer on second, where
Charrity picked him off with a quick
pee to Grover. In their final turn at j
the hat the Gothamites opened with a
single by I^ewls. his second for the
came. and. after two were down.
GharrHy picked him off the bag with
? quick peg to Judge. No Yankee saw
the hot corner.
Roger Peckinpaugh. the great short
stop of the Tankees. got two more
hits in the contest, which brings his
consecutive hitting up to twenty-two
hits In twenty-two games. Roger also
contributed two great plays when In 1
1he fourth he raced over back of I
second and picked up Shank's grass- !
cutter and peggtd him oat at Pipp's I
corner. Again, in the sixth, he picked I
a had bounder from the bat of Leon
ard and pegged him ut at the first ?
. ??ck by an eyelash.
-- Joe Judsre opened the attack on
- Bhore in the Nationals' half of the {
? opener, when he doubled to right.
Tjeonard sacrificed Joe to the far cor- ;
r>er. .*?nd Milan scored Judge with a (
lorg fly to Bodie. The Griffs got two J
hits oit Shore's slants In the fifth. !
before a man was out. but the neces- j
wry punch was lacking to bring In j
the runner.
ALL READY FOR BIG
ARMY AND NAVY SHOOT
All is in readiness for the big army
and navy clay target tournament to
determine the best shotgun artist in
both branches of the service. The two
f?aps of the Montgomery County Club
have been tuned tip. trap houses filled
* with clay targets and all the neces
sary details completed.
The committee, composed of Capt. J.
H. Me mam. P C.. I*. S. navy; Ool. J.
M. Coward. U. S. army, and Com
mander G. M. Baum. U. S- navy, an
nounce that the competition Is open to |
all officers and enlisted men of the
army, navy and Marine Corps. Includ- j
Ins all reserve force officers and men i
who are in service on that date. Also '
ms-that with the exceptions of the two
trophies given to the respective army
and navy champions, all trophies are (
open to competition of Ideal amateurs. I
REX ATHLETIC CLUB
TO PLAY TWIN BILL
The Re* baseball club will play a I
double-header with the War Depart- j
ment team at Union League Park this i
e'ternoon for the price of one admls- I
irtsn. Game starts at 5 o'clock.
This will be a hard test for the Rex '
rit tir.en. as the War team has had aj
successful season, having won their j
last games in easy fashion
The line-up follows:
War Department?Rooney. 3b.; Mo
ra n or Newton, ss.; Merrilman. If.;
McMurray and Stevens, c.; Cunning
ham. cf.. Schneider, rf.; Armstrong.
* ?>h ; Fisher. _'b.; McDonald. Miles and'
WaJsh. pitchers.
Rex A. C. ?Roche. 2b.; Caffrev. 3b.;
J. Fitzgerald. cf-; Blair or Bernhardt,
as.; Griffith. If.: Howard, lb. : Ander
son. rf.; H Fitzgerald, c.; 0**en. Fer
guson and Bennett, pitchers.
Hospitals to Have Returns.
Th#? Knights of Columbus will i
operate a ticker service rarrying
news of the Willard-Dempsey flght
round by round to all the hospitals |
and array camps of the country. Sol- I
diers at General Hospital No. 2. j
Fort McHenry. Baltimore; Base Hos- |
pital No. 7. Baltimore, and Camp
ttolabird. Baltimore, will receive the ;
news from the K. of C. secretaries.
FIELD DAY
and *
Carnival of Sports
American League Park
Today, 3 P. M.
Wrestling Boat*, Maraflion
Races, etc. Mammoth Naval
Gas Factory JBand. Special Re
turns W WiUard-Dempsey Fifkt
Adalslon. a?. Grand Stmm4. BOr
Basra. SI.
Atfvanee Sale ?? Tickets at
JtpaMtag'ft.
?13 Fourteenth St IV. W.
Souvenirs to Ladies aid
Children.
97.00 and $8.00
TROUSERS
MADE TO KIASCRa
$6.50
IIA DM THE TAILOR.
"Villi, 111 7lb?rM<R.W.
I Kawto t>.
TOO MUCH JOHNSON
Waahinflten ab r. h. tb. bb wj>h. ?b. pxie
Judge. lb J 1 U I 0 1 010 M
Leonard. Ib.i o o M 0 t 11 U
Milan, cf 2 ootloiojoo
Woe, rf 4 024000t3tu
Gharri ty, C-.4000?3#t43'}
Murphy. If...4 012?10tS00
Shanks, mm...I 000000013?
G rover. 2b...5 0 1 1 0 0 ? ? 2 1 *
Johnson. p..3 01 100000Zu
Totals ...? 1 712 1 2 * ~? X710 0
New York ab. r-h.tb.hbi acxsb. ab. pa. a. e .
Vlck. rf .3 000109010 <)
Peck'p'h. ss.4 0220000120
Baker. 3b....4 0110100230
I^ewis. If 4022010030 <>
Plpp. lb 4 0110000100
Pratt. 2b 4 0120000111
Bodie, cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 o
Hannah, c...3 0000000300
Shore, p 2 00000001 20
Schneider. p.O 0000000000
Wickland ?1 00001 00000
Totals ... 22 07 81 40024911
Washington, runs?1 0000000*? 6 j
Washington hits 1 0112101*?7>
New York, runs 0 0000000 0? 0
New York, hits 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 1-7
?Batted for Shore in eighth.
Earned runs?Washington, 1. First
base by errors?Washington. 1. Left
on bases?Washington. 8; New York.
5. thirst base on balls?Off Shore. 1.
Innings pitched by Shore. 7; 25 at bat.
Schneider 1; 4 at bat. Hits made oft
Shore. 6; off Schneider. 1. Struck out,
by 8hore, 3. Three-base hit. Rice.
Two-base hits. JXidge, 2; Murphy,
Pratt. Sacrifice fly. Milan. Double
plays?Loring pitcher. Shore. Balk, I
Johnson. Umpires. Kvans and Dineen. (
Time of game. 1:45.
TWO TENNIS TITLES j,
SETTLED IN TOURNEY
Two District tennis titles were earn- '
ed on the Dumbarton Club courts yes- j
terday, when Everett Burke and
Frank Taylor defeated Beale and
Johnston to win the juntor doubles
title by easy scores of 6-2. 6-4. In the
meantime Don Dudley and Larry ;
Phillips won the boys' championship '
by defeating Benton and Conway in
a three-set battle?6-1, 3-6, 7-5.
Semifinals in both the junior and i
hoys' sijiffles were completed venter- I l
day. Beale easily won over Keliher j ]
by 6-3. 6-2, and Edwards defeated Bal- i
lenger?6-2, 7-5. Fred Haas defeated j
Don Dudley to qualify for the title
by 6-4, 6-2. Beal will encounter Ed- 1
wards for the junior title, while Haas
and Phillips will meet for the boys'
singles title on the Dumbarton Club
Courts Monday evening at 5 o'clock. ;
Mr. L. I. Doyle will officiate at both '
matches.
Summaries:
JUNIOR SINGLES
Semifinals- Bcalr defeated Krliher 8-3. 8~? j
Edward* defeated Baltengpr ft-2, 7-5
BOYS' SINGLES.
S?mi finals- Htu defeated Dudley 0-4 0-2.
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
Semifinals-Tauler and Burke defeated Sul'iran !
and Edward* M 3-8 ft-2 Johnston and I
Real* de<earrd Haa* and Manning 0?3, 0-0. ;
K>nal?-Taylor and Bark* defeated B*ale and !
Johnston 0-2. 8-4.
BOYS' DOUBLES
Semifinals?Benton and Conway d*f?-ated Hufty
and Mitchell 6-3. 0-1.
Finals?Dud len and Phillips defeated B*ntoa i
and Conway 0-1. 3-0, 7?5.
BECKETT IS HELPING
AT PERSHING STADIUM
According to word received here
by Clifford L. Johnson, associate gen- !
eral secretary of the local Y. M. C. \
A., from C. Edward Beckett, the '
physical director of the Washington
Branch, who is in Paris helping out!
in the inter-allied games in the Per
shing Stadium, the outcome of the
venture will be the closer relation-I
skip between the athletics of this
country and the allied countries.
"Prof." Beckett went to Franc#*
early in May to help out with the
preliminary arrangements for the
big meet, which is being staged in
a field erected by the T. M. C. A. 1
and which has a seating capacity of
25,000. Upon the completion of the |
games, the stadium will be presents ;
to the French government.
AQUEDUCT RESULTS.
FIRST RACE?Fl?a fnrlontrs. Smite, lift [
CLoftua). 4 to 5. 1 to 4. ont: Brynhild. 18*
ULmbmme). U?3. 1 w4 Acid TV*. 9C ?Sterle?.
7 to ?. Time. 1 :<*> 1-5. Plain Hrather and ,
Midian also ran.
SECOND RACE? About 2 mil**. Mohican.
?'37 fPow*r*h 5 to 1. 2 to I. *r*n": Bronze Eagle
137 (Crawford), ft to 5. 3 to 5: The Dean. 140
'Williams*. 2 to 5. Time. 4:10 1-5 Tonr B*v
Burba ran Brady, Stradirarvis. Corp* a r*nrps.
Ba Jielor's Bliss, Da*r Campbell, Mile. Maxima. '
?lv> ran
THIRD RACE?Si* fTrior**. Leading Star, ;
114 (Walla), ft to 1. 3 to 1. 7 to 8; My Frlmd
113 'Loftus*. 3 to 1, 7 to 5 Rodj?ra. 108 (Kel
say). 3 to 5 *nme. Ill 2-4. l/Effar*. Balo?
tradc. fbajweur TIcfcHrfi, also ran.
KOI'RTH RACE-Oue mil* Oolombin*. UT |
(Oarroin. S to 1. 2 to 1. 4 to I; Cobalt Laa*.
101 (Kir?.or?r4l>. 5 to 1. 1 to I; Ro** IT Or. 107
(Nolan). 7 to 5. TVne, 13ft 50 Carpet 8w?p
ft Quietude. Athloae. Virago. Fruit Oak*. j
alao ran
KirrH RArX-Ons mil* Tantalr*. m (Fa- '
tor>. 10 to 1. 4 to I. S to 1; John T* Day. 114
(Kelsayi. 1 to 2; GoWraie. 90 (OarrolP. j
*ren. Time. 1J V5. Miss Starling. Cain ;
Sprioji. Joan of Arc. Stitch in Time., Charlr* :
Francis. Starter, Saddle Rock. Dragon Rock.
t*h*wter Two. Plurrrud. alao ran
SIXTH RACB-Pl?? furloncs Oobweh*. 1151
iKnapp), 3 to 2. 3 to 5. 1 to 4; Ccraia. Tift I
(Kelaay). 5 to 2? T to 5. Flying Flower. 1151
I Ambrose), 1 to 3. Tima. 057 4-5 Bryngar,
Ladylike. Jndiwretton, So* Serprnt. OfVrabella,
Lorely, Orleans Girt. Rub Ruse. also ran. |
LAT0NIA RESULTS.
FIRST RACE - Sit for I on** TVusty. Ill
(Murray>. 9?). 500. 3 30; McVe*. 105 (Thurt>er),
19.40. 4.90; D?nd Craig. lift 'RoNnaon). i?0
Ttoe. lrl3 Nap'haliu*. Mand#? R*eor. Man
ranow. Bnak. Ed Oarriaor. CblumWi Tenn ,
Lano^lot. Broom Sw*?rv aI?o ran
SECOND RACE?PIand ooe-half furlo?>c?
AMaaa ? (HlOa). 17 90. ft ? Purl. 105
TOowardl. 7 90. 530; Spartan Bot. lOt (Can
fldd). 5 on Ttma. ?r U Woodford. Emma
|J.. Rapid Strld*. Mias N*ll. Mrnae Man. Tom
Logan. Jadt Price. W. P Montgomerr, Best
hofT. alao ran. K
THIRD RAC7E? KIt* and ono-half fniiorjga.
Blank PtUsob. US (Pool). 2130. *??. 4.90; Star
! ling. 113 (OmneHy). 4-30. 310. The Swimmer,
115 fHanorerV 2*v Time. 1 iff 25 Frank W ,
Brradman. The Pirate, Capt. Tonj, Peccant.
Parol. Pyx. aiv? ran
FOURTH RACE - Slx furl on r* Sccmngs
Park. 120 (Robinson). 4.90. 3J0. 3 00; Sway. 188
rHowwd). 33i. 3 30. Oalli Oittt. 00 (Thnrt*).
?.TO Tbae. 1:11 1-5 Bagptpe. lodr Fair Play,
Euig John. Linden. By Hack, alao ran
FIFTH RACE?One mile St. Augustine, 104
<J. Howard). 14* 190. 2 30; lively. W8 (Pool*.
S O. SI; Leocharaa. 118 (lamsfoi^). 3 40 Tlaa,
, 131 4-6. Bufard and Grey Eagt?? alao ran
SIXTH RACE?One and ooo-auteenth miles.
Couimosd. 110 (thurber), 8.40. 180. 3 3D; Oen.
Raig. 110 Mort*?. 4.10 310. ?Oaodle Light. 110
fPto). 130 Tim*. 1*0 2-4 Early Spring. La
Fnha Footer Em by. Cbmmander. Cacambo,
Hadrian. Ware, Bnncrana, Caraway, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Lucky R. 140 (OMmollyi,
100, 140. 3 n. Dology. 113 (Hanorrr) 7.?.
4 0 Fair Ortsot. 113 (Pool). 1* Time. 1-404-4.
Tknlac, Jack 0"Dowd. Butcher Boy. Red band.
George Duncan. Thistle Green. Senator JaiMS,
Ptot Troop, Ulster Qmmb also
> y.v -r- i- . " T" ' ? V- '~"r
//ere 77iey -Are
7a&e Your Choice
PUGILISTS WAIT
ON TAP OF GONG
Willard - Dempsey Fans
Fight-Mad?Toledo on
Qui Vive.
B 7 FRANK G. ME\KK.
Toledo. Ohio, July 3.?Everybody in
Toledo tonight is suffering: from fistic;
lelirium.
On the eve of the most important
pugilistic clash on American soil since
1910, the natives and the aliens of this 1
own are running: amuck. They ?hout ?
nothing but fight language, they ges
ticulate nothing but jabs, uppercuts
and hooks. On every street corn*- in
the hotel lobbies, the restaurants and
r>\erywhere the sole topic is the battle
tomorrow with the heavy-weight
L-hampionship of the world at stake.
And the causes of all this furore?
the two human magnets that will
draw 40,000 to 50.000 strangers to To
ledo?are idling away the hours in the
seclusfbo of their camps, awaiting?
and with great 'impatience?the call of
the bell at 3 p. m. tomorrow afternoon.
"This is the lifetime opportunity for
me." declares Dempsey. "Ever since
I was able to swing a fist a had
dreams of becoming champion.
Through the years I have fought to
reach that pinnacle. The chance
comes to me tomorrow?and I'll make
good."
Wlllnrrf Htm Confident.
And as for Willard. well, this is ;
what he says:
"They've touted Dempsey as a
world beater?and all along I've |
fel tthat he was overrated, even i
though I admit that he is a good
man. Til prove to the world to
morrow that as good as Dempsey
may be. I am his superior in every
angle of the fig"ht game?and I'll j
prove it without much trouble.
But Willard's confidence is not
shared by the plunging public. The
town tonight is cluttered with i
Dempsey money, and with but few
takers. The standardized odds are
at evens, but many bets away
from that have been made. One
fellow wagered $1,000 to $800 that
Willard would win and less than
an hour later another fellow a bit
heavily laden with the stuff that
inebriates. !
''Why anybody should bet better
than even money one way or the
other with so much Dempsey money
at evens uncovered is something I
can't understand." declared Charlie
Chrysler the Chicago sportsman,
who is operating a big book.
Kidney ranch Barred.
The kidney punch has been barred.
The rules of the Toledo Boxing Com
mission almost follow those of Mar
quis Queesbury, and will govern the
fight.
At the end of the contest the two
judges shall give their decision and
in the event of a disagreement be
tween them the referee shall decide.
"In the event of the referee decid
ing that a foul has been committed,
or the rules violated, he shall there
upon consult the two judges and re
ceive confirmation of one or both
before disqualifying the offender.
The crowd surely will number 50.000
and may be close to 70.000. Soon after
sunset the crowd began forming in
line for the $10 bleacher seats, the ?ale
of which opens about 8 a. ra. Friday.
Before midnight the line totalled thou
sands and it was expected that at
least 20.000 of the cheaper seats would
t>e sold
And now. with the fight only a few
hours away, and assured of good
weather, the question once again is:
"Who'll win?** ?
HAMRONE'S MEDITATIONS
WEN YOU MEETS UP WID
Yo' ENEMY NOW DAYS EN
HE REACH FUH HIP.
YOU T>OH'. KNOW E F HE
FlX*l' T' PULL A SON
EN SHOOT ER PULL a
DRINK 3N MAKE FRIENDS'.
BARROW'S RED HOSE
TRIM CONNIE MACKS
Philadelphia. July 3.?If those Ath
letics had a?x>ut five more Tilly Walk
ers today they would have won the
decision in the final bout of the se
ries with the Boston Red Sox, 8 to Z
The score:
Athletics Ab.ILO. A.B.|Roaton Ab H.O.A B
Witt.Jb 4 2 2 ? 11 Lamar ,cf... S 2 0 0 0
Thomaa.3b.. 3 111 1 VltUb J ? 0 4 0
Walker.of.. 3 15 0 Oj Hooper.rf.... 4 1 2 ? 0
Strunkrf... 4 0 3 0 OjButh.lf 5 13 0 0
Barru?.lb... 4 17 2 MGiiorr.lb... 5 1 15 0 0 1
Kopp.lf 3 110 ojSchang.c 3 13 0 0
Dugan.m.. 4 12 2 ?|8cott.se 3 2 1 4 ??
l'erlriii#.c... 4 0 4 0 0iShannon.2h.. 4 13 10
Nay lor, p... 2 0 2 1 tjJooc*,P 4 10 6 0
Seib(4d.p... 0 0 0 0 0
Boger*.p.... 1 0 0 0 01
x Burns ltlOOO
Totals.. S 7 27 12 xj Totals... 3*19 0 15 0
x Batted (or Nay lor in lermth.
Score by in nines:
Ronton I? 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 ? ?>
Athletics 20000000 0-2
Summary: Buns?Witt. Walker. I?am*r. Hooi^ j
er. Gainer. Schang. Sco?t 2 Shannon 2. Kerned .
runs-Athletics 2. Boston 4. Lrft on bases? '
Athletics. 7; Boeton, 6 Two-be* hits-Lamar, 1
Tbuaaa Scott, Home run?Walker. Sacrifice
hits?Vitt. Thotna*. Sacrifice fly-Hooper. Dou
ble pla> - I higsn to Witt to Barrus. Base* on
balls? Off Nay lor 3. off Jones 2. Struck out
By Nay lor 2. bv Jones 1. by Seibold 1. latch
ing record-Off Nay lor. 5 hits, 4 runs (3 earned)
in 7 innings. <21 **t bat?; off Siebold. 4 hita.
4 runs (1 earned) in two thirds innings, (I on
baae in eighth. 7 ^at l<at): off Rogera, 1 bit, no
runs, in one and two third innings, (5 at bat).
Winning pitcher-Jr*i<w. loosing jatcher? Naylor.
Time of game- 1 44. Umpires-Connolly an4
Nallin.
WAR 1NTERBUREAU LEAGUE.
SupU. Ab H O A IS. I Array M Ab H OAE
Wood,If? 4 1 3 0 0> Pat'son.Jb. 5 1111
Bruce.lh... 5 1 10 0 (WNobles.lb... 5 0 10 0 0
Ftaher.Sh.. 5 111 Ifftuff.cf 4 0 3 1 1
Sh'sleere.c. 4 1 10 1 OfClark.p 4 2 15 0
Pettit,of... 4 0 0 o 0 Noble.rf 3 10 0 0
SteT?s.rf.. 3 0 0 0 ftj Weiss c 4 19 0 1
Kennedy.* 110 0 <* Cnt.m 4 0 0 1 2
.Tackson.Zb 4 114 1 Heige,rf...v 3 1 J 0 0
\\l?m 4 12 2 liWttt.c 1 0 0 0 0
Bryant,p... 3 0 0 3 0| I>rum,2b? 2 0 0 4 9
. . ST 7!Tlt >1 TW^?. X I
Socre by innings:
Supta. 00002091 9-3
A nay Medical 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Bobs?Buff, Clark, Bruce. Wise, Kennedy.
Errors?Fisher. Jarksnn, Wise. Cox 2, Weiss.
Ruff. Patterson First bas" on balls?Off Clark
3. off Bryant 2. Struck out?By Clark ?. by
Bryant 9- Home run-Clark. Three-base hit?
Wise. Two-base hits-Clark, Mtf. Stolen
base?Pettit. Hit by pitchee-Bjr Bryant (Noble).
pa.?eed balls-Weiss 3. Umpire?Mr Long.
Time of Jfamc?1 JO. %
Federals to Play Petwortk.
The Federal Athletic baseball team
will battle the Petworth club this
afternoon on the Petworth diamond
at 2 orlork. This will be a big at
traction. both clubs are going at
top speed, which mtans that it will
.be a herd-lcught contest from first
to last
Willard Ii Favorite.
New York. July 3.?Jess Willard is
j the betting favorite among the brok
. ers in Wall Street today and odds of
| seven to five are being offered on the
I champion.
I A bet of $40,000 on the champion
1 to $30,000 on Dempsey was made yes
I t<?rday. and the man who had the
Willard end ?aid that he was ready
! to place $250,000 more.
I
Major league Statistics
AMERICA* LRAGUB.
Yesterday's Ren vita.
Washington. 1; New Tork. 0.
Boston, 8; Athletics, 2.
Chicago. 17; Cleveland. 1.
Detroit, S; 8t. Louis. 1.
Where They Play Today.
Morning and afternoon.
Washington at New Tork.
Athletics at Boston.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
I Detroit at Chicago.
Itasdlag of the Clnhe.
W. L. Pet.
I New York 36 20 .643
Chicago 37 24 .607
Cleveland 34 26 .567
Detroit 31 28 .525
St. Louis 29 29 .500 j
Boston . 26 32 .448!
Washington 26 *4 .433
| Athletics 15 4( .2681
NATIONAL. LEAGUE. ^
Yesterday'* Resalta
Brooklyn. 6; New York. 3.
Bostop. 3; Phillies, 2.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago. 2.
Cincinnati, 4; St. Louis. 1.
Where They Play Today.
Morning and afternoon.
New York at Philadelphia..
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
9taa41sg of th? Clnha.
W. L. Pet. !
.638 i
.629
.549
.516
30 .508
.435
.393
.321
(New York 17* Tl
l Cincinnati 39 23
| Pittsburgh 34 28
{Chicago 33 31
! Brooklyn .31 30
St. Loui 27 25
Boston 22 34
Phillies 18 38
FIGHT RETURNS
i Blow by blow, rtai from stage of
LYCEUM THEATER
TODAY. S O'CLOCK
CMlr.l Plans In Tnra
rVTDi WrMlllM. JOB TURNER
&A1IUI n Ckuipln .1 the ???y.
Ftalah match. Oa? aJaiLataa. Bax
,???. ?f? at t MKfc.
Wakia Shows Dempsey
A Winner by Knockout
Toledo, July S. ? Mathematics
haVe been enlisted to prove that
Jack Dempsey will win tomorrow.
The figures go to show that vic
tory will comc by a knockout. It
l8 declared
Towk Wakia, a mathematician,
residing in Dearborn. Mich., has .
taken the records of the two nv?n
and analyzed them according to j
the basic principles of calculus. He
finds Dempsey gain* thereby a
rating of 104 points better than the
present champion which the figure
sharp interprets as a knocko'it 1
Here Is Wakia's analysis by
points:
Dempsey Wlllard
Weight 83 # W
Reach K l?r?
Age !<*>
Endurance 1M *2
T*o fistic inn
One fistic -
Pugilistic attain
ments 1**) i?
Preparedness before
challenge ion ?k? t
Workout jno ?<J
Credits from fights
with four 100
Totals 875 77
Dempsey's advan
tage . 104 knockout
Pop pen Laid Game.
The Gunboats lost to the Poppers
team yesterday by a ll-to-7 count. 1
; Th* winners outhit the !Gunboat
I club. j
SOX LAND SLUGFEST
FROM INDIAN TRIBE
Cleveland. Ohio. July ?.?<Chicago
went on a rampage today, scoring ten
runs in the fourth inning, and defeat
ing Cleveland. 17 to 1. Oandtl made
four hit* in four trips to the plate.
The score:
?b.H.O.A.Bt.lCtova. AbHOA.E
Uebnid.Tf.. 3 12 0 ?>, Smith, rf 3 3 1 ? 1
<>41ina.2b. 4 3 3 4 1| \\amby.2b.. 3 0 ? 4 01
Waier.H.. ? 2 5 3 0 Speaker, cf.. 3 0 3 *1
Jackaon.lf. 6 3 1 0 1| Wood.if 3 14 0 0
KpIw'i rf... I 0 b o o?.ardner.Jb. 4 0 13 0
Gandii.lb.. 4 4 10 0) Uma..lb,. 4 1 10 0 0
KiMln-i,c.]b. 1 0 5 0 0: K\ju-5.?? 4 0 0 1 1
M >1iil n,3b 5 2 10 OlU NeiU.c... 1 0 5 3 0
Schalk.c... 4 0 0 0 ?{ Nu'maker.e. 3 0 0 0 0
Williama.y 2 10 2 Of Mortoo.p... 1 0 0 1 1
Ki./mao.p. 0 0 0 0 0 j
I HiillipaP-.. 0 0 0 0 01
Klfnffr.p.. 0 0 O 0 0
Jiinjwxj.p. 3 0 0 0 0
Totals... 39 15 V 9 3| Total*... 31 5 2T 13 4
Nrn? by uiumn'
?"hieagr. 1 0 3 3 0 0 O-i:
Cleieland I 00C 00000-1
Runs- LjeboLl 2. E. Collin*. Wpaw 2. Jack
*o? 2 Kelsch 3. <>anail. McXiullm t. Schalfc 3.
William*. Smith Tvobw hita-E Colhm.
Wilban.p. Liet>4d Ja<*?oo 3. Smith 3. Thrrr ;
haao hit-<;andii Sacriflca hita- Willitmi ai>d I
Waitb>. Karriflo fLe??C. OoUina Febch and i
Kpeakcr DouMe nlay*?O'Neill and Waxr.hk ;
Gardner an^Wambr and Himi t Collins
and Wea?<"T and Left on b??e??<hi-1
rngo 6. Cleveland Baa* no balla?1<>ff WUI ]
lama 3. off Janu^sor 3, <~-ff M duo 2. off Phil
lips 1. off Klepfer 3 Hita?Off Morton 4 in
three innings off Bunto 4 in ore t! ir.
ring: off Phillip* 2 in one-third inning off j
- Kitpfer 2 in one and oo^-third innings f>fl :
Jamieaon 3 in foor inn mo Struck oat ? By Mor !
I too 3. b?r Phi lb pa 1. by KVfifflr X lx*anf!
! pitchar?Morton. I'mpun M on arty and Hi! I
| debrand
; INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City. 4; Newark. *.
Baltimore, 7; Reading. 6.
Binghamton. 8; Buffalo. ?.
? Rochester. 4: Toronto. 2.
CLANG OF GONG
STARTS BATTLE
Champion and Challenger
Are Physically Fit, Say
Club Physicians.
Toledo, July than twenty
four hours and the clang of a rone
will send Into battle the blggeat cham
j pio? that ever held the title and one
[of the most promlstnjr challengers in
purlllatk- hiatory
I Jess Wtllard and Jack Demp^y will
I match their prowess In the larger
fistic arena ever built before the
I greatest crowd that ever assembled to
see a pugilistic contest They will
fight twelve rounds. unless a knock
out victory intervenes.
Physicians for the Toledo Athletic
Club hsve pronounced both glad
iators physically perfeqjt. Dempsey
unquestionably is in marvelous con
dition. Critics are not unanimous
that Wlllard is ss fit as the chal
lenger. but Jess is satisfied.
Toledo was fight crarv today Streets
and hotels swarmed with fans from
every quarter of the nation. It was
the same old fight crowd multiplied
ten times Fistic celebrities rubbed j
elbows with men known in every
other walk of life. Leagues of nation*
and peace treaties and such thlntrs
mattered no more than veaterdav's
breakfast The fight was the thing |
Early tomorrow the mobs will sweep ,
on the aren*. Ix?ng before mid-'
morning the bleacher* probably wil?
be packed. . A score of forehanded
enthusiasts already were on the job
at bleacher gales this afternoon with
their blankets and packages of lunch
ready to spend !he night.
Tex Rickard announced today fhit
I Dempsey and Wlllard will be in the
(ring and ready to start at 3:30 p. rn .
! tomorrow.
! The weather man threw the sponge
i Into the ring today.
"Not a breeze in sisrht; not a cloud
in sight," he murmured, and sF he
i turned and beat it he promised a tem
| perature of fully all day tomorrow
! for the Wlllard-Dempsey battle.
CARNIVAL OF SPORTS
AT BALL PARK TODAY
K very thing is, in readiness for the
field day and earnival st the Amer
ican League Park this afternoon. The
program will consist three ra?e>
100-yard dash. 120-yard dash and * ??
'frnlle marathon A gold medal wfll bJJ
ifven for first place u }. le kcm
j third place prizes will also t?e en en.
i The big event of the fey wftl b" ih-?
five-mile marathon in which repre
sentatives of Baltimore will compete
with distance men of the District
Mike Lynch, th* veteran runner will
he pitted against Kdward Schmidt of
Baltimore, his "Id rival, and several
others from the Monumental City.
Three wrestling bouts are to be staee<j
during the afternoon.
An added feature will be the returns
from the big Wil lard-Dempsey ftgh
j The famous Naval Gun Factory bard
I will be on hand to furnish music for
| the occasion.
Dm; at
Famous <
4th of July
Dinner
6 to 8 P. M.
$1.25.
COOLEST PUCE IN TOWN
fraW Flake (?rktad
Olive* *wff1 PlrkJft
Kkteare of Ktwl la C?p
ratlHtf of Ki*?h KraekM Salao*
l/?b?ter Saurf
Roast 1-onr Wlaad Darkllu
Roast Flirt af Beef. Mathm?m
Saaee
Peas Batter Bfata
A*paraire? *alad
Ire Creaa and Cake
Draltannr
A LA CARTE SERVICE
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury Ah H ??.A ?. AxriruL Ab.H A K
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j *<inf!ith out f<w n<>< touchinf firirt life*
j S-wo b* inrungF
| Treaam a 2 1 4 ? T fi j 1 *
j Agriculture 2 1 1 ? a ft ? f iv?4
? S'jmnar Runs?<*affr*y 2 Mover. * arrolj
I Wndit. Wnlft* 2. N rdntftm.
1 Edler. Laus-~!i?* Nhecaian Lamed run; 1
j ?trr 4. Agriculture. 0. IV* bsae I.* mm
; TV. aorr. 3; Agnfaihnrs. 5 Left no ha*'
! Treasury. 7. A^ru-u'ture. 5 Pits' km .<r. Mk
Off Oarroll. 1 off Calboun. ^ Inline- p ?
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i ?"arrolI. Edler H*12 Hit bv pitcher B? ?
1 boun fCMfca* . NmI bsiis \*ri?'
? I'lpiro? F'ar?baw Time of gam*-" *
Winner Offered
i London. July 3.?Promote
? ran today w1 rod Jos*. Will: *ro
; Ja? k Dempaey an offer of a pu -?
!flJj.f?0<* t?> th? winner of Lb .
! for a match wiLh either r.?.^rr?i
i < arpentier. European heav
champion, or Jim Beckett,
i titleholder.
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