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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1921
PAGE FIVE ,
.- . 1 " I ' ' - ' - - ' ' i. ii...- i .... . .,- !.,,.!,! , -
the dusky mitt
YANKS T
1ST.
LOUIS IN NINTH
I Republican A. P. Leased Wlrs
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Mav 23. Pipps
ingl )o the ninth with the bases
lull and two out gave New Tork two
run and a victory over St. Louis.
Iavis intentionally passed Ruth to
ret PIpp. Hoyt was hit freely but
received good support in the pinches.
Score:
NKW TORK AB R
HPO AE
Mitchell. 2b .... 3 0 0 1 0 0
IlllVkl 110000
McNally. 2b . . v . 0 0 0 0 0 0
revkinpaugh, ss.. 321250
Rulh. If , ..... 2 2 0 0 0 0
ripp. . . v v . . 4 1 2 10 0 1
Meuael. rf . . . 8 0 1 0 0
Kodi. of ...... 4 0 1 i 0 0
Ward. 3b . .... 4 0 1 1 0 0
S hang, c . v . 2 1 0
Hoyt, P ...... 4 0 0 0 2 0
33 6 27 8 1
Totals. .
xBUed for Mitchell in ninth.
ST. LOUIS AB R H PO
Tobin. rf . , . 5 1
Oerber. as . . . 4 0
Sisler. lb ... v . 4 1
Williams. If . v . 4 2
Kevereid. c . . 4 0
ftmsth. 3b ... m . 4 0
Jacobson, cf . v . 0
Lee. 2b ...... 2 0
aWetxcl . . , v . 1 0
Imvi. p . . . . 3 0
nUiihr.gi ...! 0
Detroit Supports
Leonard and Beat
Philadelphia 5 to 2
(Republican A. r. Leased Wire
DETROIT, May 23 Detroit batted
hard behind Leonard's effective pitch
ing today and defeated Philadelphia,
$ to 2. Bush scored in the fifth on
a bunt. He beat out a hit, went to
third when Perkins threw wildly to
first and ran home when Griffin
threw badly to the plate. Score:
PHILA.
Witt, rf
Griffin, lb. .
Dugan. 3b.
C. Walker, If.
W elch, cf. . .
Perkins, c. . . .
Dykes. 2b. . .
Galloway, as. .
Harris, p
x Brazil
Totals . . .-.
iRan for
" DETROIT
Young, 2b. -. .
Bush, ss
Cobb, cf. .
Veach. If
Heilmann, rf.
Blue, lb
Jones. Sb. ...
Bassler. c.
Leonard, p. ..
AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
4 12 0 10
3 0 1 10 1 1
4 0 1 0 2 0
4 13 5 0 0
4 0 1 2 0 0
4 0 2 1 2 1
4 0 0 2 3 0
3 0 1 4 2 0
3 0 0 0 1 1
0 0 0 0 0 0
, 33
Perkins in
2 11 24 12
9th.
AB. R. H.PO.A. E.
4 0 2 6 3 0
Totals... 37 4 11 27 8 0
z Fatted for Lee In ninth.
Ml .at ted for Da is In ninth.
New Tork 000 020 0026
6-t. Louis 010 120 000 (
Summary: Two base hits: Peekin
raugn, Pipp. Three baset hita: Ward,
Home runs: Sisler, Williams. Stolen
base: Meusel. Double plays: Peckin
paiigU to Schang to Plpp: Davis to
Sler. Base on halls: off Davis, 8.
Struck out: by Hoyt, 4; Davis, 3.
o
PIE D SOX
PLAY MOfiOAY GAME
AT RIVERSIDE PARK
3
...
DEMPSEY KAYOES A PAL
TO WIN TOWN TITLE
2 '0
1 0
Totals .. 35 6 14 27 9 0
Philadelphia, 100 100 0002
Detroit , 010 112 OOx 5
Summary: Two base hits Witt.
Jones. Three base hits Jones.
Home run C. . Walker. Double
plays Bush to Young to Blue;
Young to Blue. Basea on balls
Off Harris, 1. Hit by pitcher By
Leonard (Griffin). Struck out By
Leonard, 7.
O
WICKENBURG TRIMS
PEORIA TEAM 24-7
Wickenburg defeated Peoria 24 to
last Sunday at Wickenburg. Pitcher
Barnett of Wickenburg held the Peo-
ia .sluggers in his hand for five in
ings and then "lobbed" them over
the plate for the rest of the game.
Four consecutive victories for the
northern team puts Wickenburg close
to the top in the valley league.
Box score:
The Pacific fleet baseball team has
been forced to , cancel th9 Phoenix
trip as the crews of the various ships
re engaged In a. search for a missing
naval tug. No definite dat was
given when the team could make the
trip and all arrangements for local
Barnes have been abandoned indef
initely. In order to fill in the Decoration
day date at Riverside park the White
Sox will play the Indian school team.
The Indian school 30-piece band
wi',1 furnish the music during the
afternoon and the players will fur
nish the pep. Coach Dnran has the
fastest Indian team in the state, with
a battery that can work against any
valley semi-pro team, with the odds
favoring their win.
Webb is considered one of the best
twirlers in the valley and the rest of
the lineup will be equally fast.
The Sox have taken on all comers
this season and are still open to meet
the - best of them. Wittt one loss
chalked against the team this year
the Indians will be hard put to Win.
Manager Italdimon of the Sox re
quests anyone holding a ticket to the
Sox-Navy game Monday' to call at the
box office at Riverside park and the
purchase price will be refunded.
Tickets purchased from contestants
will be refunded at the box office or
through the contestant.
o
The first woman to fly across the
Andes mountains in South America
a a native of France.
PEORIA
Coor, ss. ...
Crawford, c.
. Farney, If. .
Well", 2b
D. Coor, Sb. ....
Acken, lb.
Walker, rf. . ,
Jacobs, cf. . . . ,
Coor,. p. ....
Landers. 2b.
Bryan, If. .
Rosenburg, Sb. .
Nunamaker, as.
Thomas, cf. ....
Bessler, c. .....
Fisher, lb
Barnett, p. . .
W. Barnette, rf.
Caldwell, If.
NEW CAR8 TO RENT
WITHOUT DRIVERS
FORDS, DODGES, HUDS0N3
Metropolitan Garage
Phone 4008
The GEM has made
friends with millions
of men by giving
them the best
shaves in their lives.
Spend a dollar and
get acquainted!
Double Life Blades.
At mM JnUn
AB. R. H.PO.A. E.-
8 3
l j-?
Washington Takes
Chicago White Sox
In Camp Nine-Two
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
CHICAGO, May 23 Washington
bunched hits and defeated Chicago 9
to 6. The locals hits Zachary fairly
hard but the support behind him was
perfect. SchaJk was hit in the thumb
but a pitched ball and had to retire.
WASHINGTON AB. R. H. PO.A. E.
Judge, lb. ....
Milan, If
Harris, lb. ...
Rece. cf
Miller, rf
Shanks. 3b. ...
Gharrity, c ...
O'Rourke, ss. .
Zachary, p. ...
Johnson, p. ...
Totals 39 14 27 9 0
CHICAGO
Mulligan, 3b. . .
E. Johnson, ss.
Collins, 2b
Hooper, rf
Fslk, If. S
DEMPSEY OXCE BALLYHOOED A DAXCE . THAT FOLLOWED
ONE OF HIS BATTLES. WHEN HE TRAVELED IT WAS EITHER LN,
OR UNDERNEATH A FREIGHT CAR- '
Totals 41 7 10 24 11 8
WICKENBURG AB. R. H.PO.A.E.
7
4
C
&
C
s
6
6
3
2
1
2
3
0
0
12
7
0
.34 24 22 27 5
Totals
Score:
Wickenburg 622 441 14024
Peoria : 000 004 003
o
Car pent ier Starts
Regular Training
Republican A. P. Leased Wire!" ,
MANHASSET, N. Y.. May 23
Gearges Carpentie.r started actual
training today by working in his
gymnasium half an hour. He was
not permitted to spar because of the
cool temperature which Francois
Descampa, his manager thought
might give him a cold. After keep
ing newspapermen waiting for abou
a half hour, Georges appeared clad in
a white silk robe decorated with Gila
monster. He worked at the punching
bag, shadow boxed for 10 minutes
and then spent 15 minutes at the
jumping rope and oh the mat.
Georges was on hia toes through
out. He appeared in good condition
Descamps said he weighed 172 Vi
pounds, one half pound heavier than
the weight he expects to make when
he meets Jack Dempsey.
Carpentier s training schedule, as
announced today will consist of one
utty oi wuik ana uiie vtt-y ui real.
Mondays. -Wednesdays and Friday
vill be the working days.
Joe Gans will tome tomorrow as
sparring partner. Joe Jeanette, negro
veteran will arrive Friday. Jeanett
and Kid Marto will spar with th
challenger one day while Paul Jour
nee and Gans will work on other
days.
This order. Trainer Wilson said
had been arranged so that Carpentier
would work against heavy and light
men alternately.
o
Dempsey Unable To
Get Sparring Help
Republican A. P. Leased Wir
ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.. May 23
After a day's rest Jack DempBey re
sumed training today and the public
was charged for the first time to
By HAL COCHRAN
Chapter II.
Freddie Woods was willing to ad
mit that he could lick anybody in
Montrose, Colorado, with the possi
bility of Jack Dempsey. And he made
this one exception because he had
ever mixed punches with Jack.
They had been good pals.
When Jack landed back in Mont
rose, Freddie was the first fellow he
looked up.
Half the folks in this town think
ou can lick me." Jack told him, "and
the rest of them think I can lick
you. Lefs stage a go and settle it.
A lot of folks will pay money to see
us scrap."
r Woods agreed and Dempsey rented
Moose hall. He put out handbills,
did some ballyhooing, and advertised
a dance to follow the fight .
Jack Scores a K. O.
When the people ot the town
started drifting in. Jack was at the
door Selling tickets. After custom
ers ceased to come he went up stairs
and donned a pair of trunks. Then
the battle was on. i
It only took Jack four rounds to
knock Woods cold.
"He slapped me pretty hard." as
Jack now recalls it, "but I slapped
him a bit harder. Woods knew a lot
about boxing and all I could do was
slam. One of those slams went home
snd the dance was on."
Dempsey helped stage the dance
and afterwards paid Woods $15 as
his share. Jack had other expenses
to meet and when he got through
settling up. found that he had
broken about even.
Sat Out for Reputation
The bout, however, gave Jack a
lot of confidence, and realizing that
he was shy on a real reputation as a
boxer, he set out to gather one.
Smaller fights turned up around
Colorado and Utah and Jack went
from place to place, either In, on, or
underneath a freight car.
He w-as ready to battle whenever
there was a little piece of change in
it. He seldom argued over what he
was to be paid, however, and seemed
to love, mainly, the idea of stepping
into anything that looked like a rt.ig.
In a great many of his early fights
he gave away much weight to his
opponents.
Every now and then Jack would
bum a freight ride back home to see
the folks. His vacation from fight
ing was when he turned to picking
peaches. Many folks in Montrose still
remember him as the youngster who
used to pitch their hay, do odd car
penter jobs around the house and
swing a scythe when reaping sea.
son was on .
Adds to His Laurels
Dempsey's next fight came with
Andy Malloy, a Montrose youth who
had battled with Bernard Dempsey
and had taken an interest In Jack.
He offered to mix mitts with Jack
and once more Moose hall was rented
Malloy was well known and proved
a drawing card. The place was
jammed. Dempsey climbed higher in
the town's esteem when he laid Mal
loy low In three rounds.
Malloy was paid 3100, on the
strength of his reputation and his
drawing power. Jack' once more
settled other expenses and found
himself just where he had. started,
financially.
This bout, however, paved the way
to more and better paying battles.
Mostil. cf
Sheely, lb. ..
Schalk, c. ..
Yaryan. c. . .
Davenport p.
Kerr, p
McClellan,
Hodge, p
McWeeney, p.
Strunk ..
Pence, p. .
AB. R. H. PO.A. E.
.511260
.4011
.4143
. S 0 1 2
12 6
0 0 1
118
0 13
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0
10 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 1
HOW THEY
STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Pittsburg 26 .806
New York 21 11 .677
Chicago 15 13 .536
Brooklyn IS II .514
Boston 14 IS
St. Louis 10 18 .357
Cincinnati 11 .23 .324
Ph-iadelphla 9 20 .310
Yesterday's Results
KID NORFOLK IS
BIO TOWN STUFF
FOR LOCAL FANS
An games postponed; rain.
Teday's Games
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost PcL
Cleveland 22 12
New York 19 12
Detroit 20 16
Washington ....17 17
Boston 13 IB
St- Louis 13 It
Chicago 13 17
Philadelphia 10 21
Yesterday's Results
SL Louis, 4; New York. .
Cleveland, 4; Boston, 1.
Chicago, 6; Washington, 9.
'Detroit, 5: Philadelphia, 2.
Today's Games
New Tork at SL Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detro
Boston at Cleveland.
Totals .. .. 38 5 11 27 17 3
Batted for Kerr In fourth.
Batted for McWeeney in eighth.
Washington 302 010 210 9
Chicago 011 101 0015
Summary: Two-base bits Miller.
Falk, Shanks, , Judge. Three-base
hits Harris, ORourke, Shanks. Col
lins. .Stolen ftases Rice, 2; Harris.
Sacrifice hits Sheely, Schalk, Miller.
Rases on bails Off Davenport, 2: off
Zachary, 2; off Kerr, 1; off Hodge,
.2; off Johnson, 1. Innings pitched
'By Davenport, none, (no outs in
first): KVrr, 4; Hodge. 2 1-3: Mc
Weeney. 12-3; by Pence. 1; by Zach
ary, 6; by Johnson, 3. Hit by pitcher
By Zarhar. 2; by Pence. 1. Struck
out By Zachary, 1; by Hodge,' 2; by
Johnson 2. Passed ball, Schalk.
College Field And
Track Season Ends
With Week's Meets
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. May 23 The
college season of track and field Is on
Its last lap this week with 30 colleges
from Maine to California preparing
p.thletes for the annual goal, the
championship games of the intercol
leglate A. A. This meeting is to be
held in the Harvsrd stadium Friday
and Saturday. The entry list an
nounced today named 710 athletes
Colleges entered comprise all the
members of the association but two
University of Michigan and Johns
Hopkins. University of California
has had its team on the ground here
for three days getting acclimated
In a small group of men the Call
fornians have in prospective points
enough to cause them to be cons id
ered seriously as possible winners.
Leland Stanford athletes are due in a
day or two.
.029
.61
.556
.500
.464
.455
.433
.323
rith
dusky mitt
Sunday morning announcement
of the Norfolk-Anderson tight in the
Republican has stirred, the fight
game in the Salt lUver valley, with
the result that the acU topic of cn
versation among Irght fans a the big
bout rent Monday Light.
Not since the tight game was re
vived in Arizona nas any bout
created so much favorable comment.
The fuel that Kid Norfolk, the big
gest colored fpphting man in Uie
game today is on the card is enough
to warrant attendance ot every fight
fan within traveling distance of
Phoenix. Norfolk ts not a dub col
ored heavy he la a genuine champ
who has been forced to keep on the
contending side on account of the
color line. He has repeatedly chal
lenged the white hopes and his man
ager, Leo p. Flynn, has even offered
a bonus to some of the eastern
Is. U
'go.
aiL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
San Francisco 32
IS
17
19
23.
23
23
20
22
.681
.630
.558
.S22
.611
.465
.866
.220
Sacramento ..29
Los Angeles 24
Vernon .. .....24
Seattle 28
Oakland 20
Salt Lake IS
Portland 9
.Yesterdsy's Results
Seattle. 6; Frisco, 13.
No others scheduled.
Today's Games
Los Angeles'at Sacrament.
Portland at Salt Lake.
Oakland at Frisco.
Seattle at Vernon.
1 o 1 "
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
At Birmingham, 12: New Oris., 4.
At Nashville, 6; Chattanooga, 7.
At Memphia, 3; Mobile, 4.
At Little Rock, 14; Atlanta, 1.
the ropes
slinger.
When Norfolk reaches Phoenix to
night or tomorrow the tans will get
a glimpse of real class in the fight
line. When Joe Jeanette picked
Norfolk and Gans to work with Car
pentier h knew what he was doing, -Panama
Joe Gans will start work
ing with Georges in a few days ac
cording to this morning's report ana'
Norfolk will be on the job as soon .
ss he completes his western invasion.
Gans and Norfolk are stable mates
with Panama doing the welter honors
up to 175 pounds and Norfolk stand
ing off the rest of the world.
Anderson is on the short end, but j
before the gong sounds Monday night j
the Portland1 heavy will boost the j
odds up to where he will be In strik- 1
i ing distance or even money ana a ;
good bet that ne win get on ma
program in New Jersey July 2. ,
Matchmaker Williams is working . j
on the preliminary card and will be
ready to announce hia card tomor
row. o
KILBANE TO FIGHT JUNE 25
CLEVELAND. May 23 Johnny '
Kilbane, featherweight champion, to- t
day signed a contract to fight.
Frankie Fleming a 10 round, decision.,
bout June 25 at Toronto, Canada.' '
Fleming is to weight 126 pounds,
Kilbane coming in at catch weight-.,,.
There Is a standing reward of 15000 '
htr the oostoffice department for any -;
heavies if they would crawl through person who brings in a mall robber. ,.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee. 4: Louisville, 12.
At St. Paul -Columbus; rain.
At Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis, 10.
At Minneapolis, 7; Toledo. 4.
SEALS WIN ANOTHER
At San Francisco RILE.
Seattle S 10 1
San Francisco 13 18 1
Batteries: Demarree, Gary and
Spencer; McQuaid, Crumplor and
Telle.
io
Valparaiso university, in Indiana,
established 47 years ago as a venture
in democracy In education, is often
called "thePoor Man's Harvard of
the West."
An Instrument has been invented
that wiyild enable a person to hear
how he talka.
For Graduation
. Straw Hats
Narrow Knit Ties
White Silk Shirts
White Flannel Trousers
(Plain and Striped)
White Belts
White Silk Sox
White Oxfords
(Canvas and Buck)
HYDER'S
35-37 North Central
(In the next stery Dempsey knocks
twe brothers out and gets (125 per
K. O.)
morning for the first time in a week.
He covered about four miles, taking
his two Belgian police dogs. At noon
he addressed a convention of Na-1
tional Independent Distributing asso
ciation. BIKE IDERFBEAT
MESSENGERS 14-8
The junior wheel racers defeated
the fast Western Union D-.essengr
team on the Monroe school grounds
Sunday morning. Lyall pitching for
the b.ke riders held ha mossensrers
to four hits. Errors were responsible
for all runs scored. Hudson pitched
a nice game, but he weakened in the
pinches and coupled with error on
the field swelled the cyclists score.
WEST. UNION AB. R.H.PO. A.E
U SAFETY BAZOB
L
Kigueroa. rf. . 5 0 0 0 0
Ernest, cf 5 10 1 0
Redondo. 3ta. 5 0 0 2 1
Mendoza. ;b. 3 2 12 2
Brady, lb ....4 1 2 12 3
Martinez, c 4 0 0 5 2
Contraras. ss .4 1 0 1 8
Hudson, p 4 2 0 0 2
Yeecas, if. 4 1110
CRAMPS DEFEAT
SOX 4 TO 1
Republican A. p. Leased Wire
CLEVELAND, May 33 Cleveland
won from Boston 4 to 1. Bagby held
Boston to four scattered hita. Boston
escaped a shutout when Mclnnis
tripled and scored on Scott's sacri
fice fly. Sewell, catcher from the
university of Alabama joined the
Score:
Indians today.
BOSTON
Liebold. rf. ..
Vitt, 2b
Menoskv. If. .
Pratt. 2b 2
Mclnnis. lb.
u scott. ss . .
1 Collins, ct.
0 Ruel, c. ...
1 j Wallers, c.
0 I Thormahlen.
2 I Kan-, p. . ..
3
0
Total SS g 4 24 15 6
AB. R. H PO.
. 5 2 3 1
4
Lyall, p. ........... 5
Feurriegel, ss. 5
Rozine, cf. 3
Friend, 3b 4
Robinson, lb 5
Cronin, If. 4
Stone, rf. 4
watch him in action. Despite violent
windstorms and threatening rain.
several hundred persons including a P. B. R. C.
watch the workout. Goodson. c.
v ith the departure ot jack ciu
ford and the inclination of Leo Houck
to quit, Dempsey had no heavyweight
sparring partners available today.
Larry Williams, who was scheduled
to join the camp failed to appear and
Dempsey found it necessary to box
with Babe Herman, Pacific coast
featherweight and Alex Tiambitas.
welterweight from Portland.
After punching the bag 10 minute
and shadow boxing for three round
Dempsey faced Herman, a speedy
youngster weighing 118 pounds. Her
man carried the champion along at a
terrific pace for three rounds, stepped
in and out and around and connect
ing with an avalanche of rights antl
lefts Dempsey made no attempt to i sine to MrfSarr to Rohinson.
exchange punches, contenting himself j has P. B. R. C 1: W
8
0
2
1
2
12
1
0
A. E.
1 4
Totals 39 14 1527 14 10
Score by lnings:
P. B. R. C 512 000 06x 14
Western Union 041 00(1 210 8
Summary: Two-base hits Robin
son (2), Cronin (3, Brady. McGarr.
Goodson, Friend. Three-base hits
McGarr, Ror.ine, Mendoza. Double
plays Contrares to Mendor.a to
Brady: Feorriegel to Robinson: Rf-
Stolen
I'.. 7.
AR.R.HJPO. A. E
.4 0 2 2 0 0
. 4 3 1 t
4 0 0 0 6
0 0 2 4 1
1 1 10 1 6
1 3 6
0 0 2
0 0 2 0 0
0 1
0 0 110)
0 0 0 0 i
0 0 0 0'
xHendryx. l
Totals 29 1 4 24 15 1
xEatted for Thormahlen In eighth.
CLEVELAND
Evans, If.
Jamieson, It 1
Burns, lb. 3
Speaker, ct. ... 2
Wood, rf. ..' . 2
Gardner, 3b 4
Sewell. ss S
Stephenson. 2b. 4
O'Neill, c 3
Bagby, p 4
AB. R. HJ'O. A. F.
3 10 4 0 0
with blocking them. Dempsey then Struck out By I. rail. 9: Hudson. 5.
boxed to rounds with Tram'iitA I Pase on balls Off Lyall .1; Hudson,
finishing the workout with some cal- i I-eft on bases P. B. R. C 1:
asthenics. K U.. 7. Umpire St. CIa,!r. Time
Dempsey went on the road thi3 of game 1 hour SO miaules.
Totals 30 4 8 27 11 0
Score by Innings:
Boston 000 100 0001
Cleveland Ill) 010 Olx t
Summary: Two-base hits Bagby.
Burns, O'Neill. Three-base hits
Mclnnis. Sacrifice hits Scott. Burns.
Double plays Burns to SeweH: Vitt
to Pratt to Mclnnis: ThormaMen to
Pratt to S"ott to Mclnnis. Wares on
brills Off Thormahlen. 4: Bsghy. 2.
rnniiigH pitched Thormahlen. ;
Karr. 1. Hit hy pitcher By Thor
mahlen. 5ew!l. Speaker). Struck
out By Thormahlsn, L
Afterl The FurcrasePrice-Depenoability
Dodge Brothers hare never lost sight of
the fact that dependability must be in
cluded in the purchase price of their car.
Because of its dependability, the United
States Government, officially selected this
car without solicitation, for the strenuous
service which the battlefields of France
demanded,
Dodge Brothers will continue to build
their car so well, that it will always
be dependable and the purchase price
will be as nearly as possible the last
expenditure.
MSAKTHUR. BROTHER
CENTRAL JV MADION PHONE .-4321
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