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"SOME MEN'S IDEA OF HARMONY IS TO HAVE EVERYTHING THEIR OWN WAY," SAYS THE OLD MAN OF FOGGY BOTTOM J The Times' Complete Sport Page ;) Jade Kearns Withdraws Protest OIlie Pecord Discusses Rules Under Which Bout Wfll Be Held On Having 2 Judges For Bout Taking 'Em as They Come in Toledo By Tad (Copyright, 1919, by the International News Service.) Salvation Army Gets Gloves To Auction HIS PROTEST JACK KEARNS TAKES BACK TOM Y RYAN SAYS SIZE IS NOTHING Jib k rM Hl tf Have $1,000,000 For Backing Jack TOLEDO, Ohio, June 28. Ap proximately $1,000,000 has been rushed into town from all parts of the country with this instruc tion: "Bet it at even money that 'Jack Dempsey whips Jess Wil lard on July 4." The bulk of the fortune came from plunders in the big: cities who hoped to find odds against Dempsey in their own towns. But practically all of that $1,000,000 remains un placed. There is no financial 'backing for Willard, and right now there is the belief that be- , fore fight time Dempsey will rule -a oto 4 and perhaps a 5 to 6 fa vorite over the champion. By FRANK G. MENKE. TOLEDO, Ohio, Jun 28.- Jack Kearns today withdrew his opposi tion to having two judges perform on July 4, when his protege will attempt to wrest the heavyweight title from Jess Willard, in the fol lowing statement: "I had a talk with Rickard on the matter and voiced mvself against having two judges. I told him a referee was all we wanted and that there was no use having a lot of amateur frills. But after my talk with Rickard I hav decided to sanc tion th action of tie boxing board in naminc a referee and two judges. "But I want it understood that I don't like the plan and I am chang ing my attitude for the best in terests of the fitrht. I don't want anythmc to hatmen that might de lay Dempsey getting a chance to Ibelt the crown off Willard's dome. OIlie Pecord, who will officiate as referee next Friday, is undisturbed at the storm of comment over the rules of the Toledo Boxing Commis sion. "The commission's rules "will gov ern, the contest," said Pecord today. "The men -will be permitted to fight In the clinches, so long as one arm Is free, but they'll have to break at the word of the referee. He'll Protect Boxers. "I shall protect them coming1 out of the clinches. They need no wor "rv about that. In all other details I 'the straight Marquis of Queensberry rules will be observed. "I understand that both Willard rand Dempsey arc using- the kidney hjlow in their training. That will not the allowed July 4, according to the commission rules. I shall insist on this. "I am ready to talk over the rules with both men before the bout, but jbardly see the need of it. "We can plscuss things in the ring in front of everyDoay just as wen. Training Takes Slump. Training took a slump for both Jboxers yesterday. Willard was more ;than ordinarily slow in his little set fo with Walter Monohan. Dempsey faced Jock Malone and the Jamaica Kid. lie took things easy with Malone, but he knocked the Kid out with a left jolt. Most of the experts here now have switched to Dempsey. though the champion has his supporters. It Is thought that Willard will enter the ring a 10 to 9 favorite. WOULD HAVE PETE HERMAN MEET WINNER OF CONTEST LOXDOV. June US Charles Coch ran, millionaire promoter, today cabled Pete Herman, American bantam-weight champion, offering a purse of 525,000 with 00 per cent to tho winner, if he would meet tne winner of the bout between Jimmy Wilde and Pal Moore. It la proposed to stage the match in the autumn. Moore begins his training her lion flay GRIFFMEN HOME TOMORROW FOR GAME WITH MACKMEN ft The Griffmen arc home for one Ijame tomorrow with the Philadelphia Athletics, beginning promptly at 3:30 o'clock. Tickets went on sal today at Spalding's. The Griffs have a three-day series, starting Tuesday, with the New York Yankees. Then they head into the West for their second swing, following a brief stay In the metropolis. a:swtcu to query. With a runner on third base and two out, ran that runner score when the umpire calls a balk on the pitcher?" was tho query over the telephone. Hulee 51 roads. "The base j-unner shall be entitled, without lia bility to be put out, to advance a ipasc in the following oases: Sec. 3. jf the umpire caPs a balk " HORNING LOANS Ob Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry (South of Highway Bridge) UUS1NES3 TR A KB ACTED EICLU. lYELT THERE. yr cam at X2tb mt. xa PtBS7l nala are- tor south ed Hlxhwa ltrluc m miw " 1 - 1 f 11 -,lya 1 y 1 4 lili willu 010- mmmh jmmm x - ss- i-iirn VATETJ. - 077 c 7v4f 5ACK IVI. A. TITLE GOLFER By BirTAJT MORSE. The "ifs" in life make It more or less interestingr. And while a golf tournament Is in progress one gains neither credit nor friends in an at tempt to dope out a winner. By the same token, and interjecting tho proverbial "if." D. Clark Corkran. the Baltimore expert, should bo Middle Atlantic golf champion by nightfall. The ease with which Corkran dis posed of Donald Woodward yester day reflects no discredit upon that worthy's classic head. Corkran, over a heavy course, cracked off 74 for eighteen holes. He was one over fours going out. As Woodward had halved but three holes during the engagement. Corkran won handily, and is today favored to win. Much can happen between a second round and semi-final, but the dope snows uornran to be the best bet. To day's play, barring more adverse weather, should bring out even bet ter competition than that of yester day. Corkran and Walter McCallum were the outstanding winners yester day. McCallum easily disposed of Dr. Lee Harban. Today he goes up against Walter Ii. Tuckcrman, vet eran Chevy Chase player. Wise ones pick McCallum to land in the final round with Corkran. It would appear that William G Ballantyne, Columbia's hope, is over looked in the running. Ballantyne had a tough match against Hawse, of Richmond yesterday and had to go to the nineteenth because Hawse blew a crippled putt on the eight eenth. A penalty stroke caused Bal lantyne to forfeit a chance on the seventeenth. Tuckerman's play against Tom Sasscer, of Baltimore, was an uphill fight. Two down at the turn Tucker man began a great comeback and gained the ascendency at tho twelfth with a forty-foot putt. He was dormie three at the fifteenth but Sasscer carried him all the way to the home green before succumbing. Here is the way the golfers will be matched up today. Flrmt sixteen, xeml-final round Turker man va McCallum. Corkran vs. Ballan tyne. Consolations, semi-final round Balrd v. Smith; Morton vs Kinkcnstadt. Socond sixteen, semi-final round New ton vs. Hume, Wintr vs. MacKenzlc. Consolations, semi-final round Davidson vs. vs. Haines: Shoemaker vs. Whltelatch Third sixteen, seml-nnnl round reck vs. Wood. Davidson vs. MacKenzlc. Consolations, semi-final round Corby vs Manley, winner to meet Taylor in finals. Fourth sixteen, semi-flna round Hotrh klss vs Swartzell. MeClenlhan vs. Davis. Consolations, semi-final round Watts vs Warner; McLaughlin vs. OoorRe. Fifth sixteen, seml-flnal round DeFarges vs Woodward. Hume vs. Orme Kln.il round Gott. Jr., vs Williamson Sixth Sixteen, seml-flnal round Turner vs Hall SrranaRe vs I'earce Consolations, seml-ftnal round Gott, sr , -s Cole. Watson vs Cooke willarFmoney isjbsent among new york bettors NEW YORK, June 28. An appar ent lark of Willard money along Broadway has been rf.sponslble for the fact that local betting on the t flcl has bet-n vory slack Demp sey seems to have a host of followers h-is Jack Doyle, who Is an author ity on the way betting goes on all big sporting events, said todny that there is nothing but Dempsey money in sight. He added that reports from Toledo to the effect that Willard is no; training are making Willard money scarce. "The sports will not back a cham pion until they are sure that he Is fit and ready to defend his title," said Doyle, IS DECIDED IDDAY M1 -IRss copies m azoocweo I Li Z EiSsifeaisW ll9FBIMMKHMMALy 'i' J k. - " ) &T I I m ib. fAW) -5GEK.S- A?UT SPOT fU :2 H07EL LOD5V TO ReAO Here You "Week -fGain . PC. Loss .417 .296 .41 .358 .358 . .346 .57 .243 .2 .343 .23 .326 .330 .13 .326 .53 .326 .1 .319 .16 .318 .8 .316 .38 .314 .13 .313 .16 .311 .2 .308 .1 .106 .22 .303 .16 .298 .1 .297 .14 .293 .1 .291 .10 .291 . ... .293 Player, Crab. G. Ayer, W .... 11 Peck'ngh. N. Y 43 Cobb, Det..... 44 Veach, Det.... 60 Milan, W.... .29 Johnston, Clev 52 . AB. K. H. SB. 12 0 6 0 147 41 58 7 175 31 63 10 179 30 64 6 107 1C 37 6 178 25 61 17 169 24 58 2 6 13 0 191 34 63 12 43 6 14 0 194 33 63 11 210 28 67 8 211 35 67 10 143 20 45 1 185 27 58 1 198 24 62 7 180 18 56 7 143 21 44 3 147 21 45 3 145 33 44 3 198 18 59 2 195 26 58 4 181 16 53 4 189 25 55 3 179 24 52 9 41 fi 12 1 19R 20 57 5 108 13 31 7 189 27 54 14 42 7 12 2 172 24 48 8 166 22 46 6 154 22 42 7 11 2 3 0 11 1 3 0 108 27 49 3 162 17 44 2 81 6 22 0 177 21 48 5 222 25 60 6 159 IS 43 4 37 8 10 1 190 25 51 7 190 25 51 2 142 12 38 0 176 26 47 9 143 19 38 1 102 12 27 2 193 24 51 6 174 18 46 6 155 15 51 4 153 IS 40 4 81 5 21 2 90 10 23 2 79 2 20 2 40 3 10 0 36 0 9 1 24 3 6 0 16 1 4 0 8 12 0 Flaffstcad, Det EO MogTldjro. N.Y. 11 Slsler. St. L... 43 Shorten. Det.. 23 Roth, Phil ... 49 Rice, W S3 Weaver, ChL.. 63 GharrUr, W... 46 He 11 man, Det. 61 Jackson, ChL. 53 Bodle, N. Y... 60 Gdeon. St. Ii. 41 Smith. Clev... 41 Ruth, Bos 45 Gardner. Clev.. E2 Witt, Phil 49 Scott, Bos 50 Lewis, N.Y 50 Chapman, Clev 47 Williams, SUL. 11 Wamby, Clev. 52 Schanrr. Bos.. 40 E. Collins, Chi. 53 Fewster. N.Y.. 15 Lelbold. Ch!... 48 Jacobson. St. L. 46 Schalk. Chi... 51 C'nlngham, D. 14 McMulIln. ChL 11 Strunk, Bos... 47 Oerber. St. J.. 51 Hannah. N.Y.. 26 Pratt. N.T.... 49 Foster, IV 54 Shannon, Phil 40 Ollhooley. Bos. 19 Baker. N.T CO llurnr Phil. . . 40 .288 .9 .287 .14 .286 .26 .286 .279 .8 .277 .30 .273 .6 .273 .27 .273 .272 X .9 .272 .1 .272 .23 .271 .16 .270 .9 .270 .14 .270 .37 .268 .3 .268 .26 .268 .27 .267 .2 .266 .2 .266 .9 .266 .3 .2G4 .27 .282 .1 .261 .6 .259 .2 .256 .253 .24 .260 .250 .23 .250 .33 .250 .250 .83 .247 .246 13 .245 .4 .213 .7 .240 .7 .240 .26 .236 .16 .236 4- 40 .231 .1 .229 -K23 .229 .2 .229 .11 .228 .18 .224 .223 .? .222 .6 .218 .3 .218 .8 .277 .6 .216 .5 .216 .13 .215 ."0 .212 .9 .211 .11 .208 .11 .205 .2! .205 .2 .204 . .201 .18 .200 .22 Walker. Phil.. 42 Speaker. Clev.. 47 ON'rlll. Clev... 45 Atnsmlth. Det. 32 Tobln. St. U.. 51 Gandil, Chi... 4 Mclnnls. Bos . CO Austin. St I.... 42 riclnlrh, W .. 31 Bronkio. St L.. 27 Mnrphy. W ... 27 yulnn, N.Y ... 15 Tho'pson, Phil 21 Kinney, Phil.. 24 Naylor. Phil 10 Craft. W 10 Felrh. Chi... 53 Sloan. St. !.. . 24 Ellison. Det.. 32 Barry, Bos... 31 Grancy, Cleve. 52 MmMltey, W. 45 Vii'k. N. Y... 4C Ptanase. Det.. 23 Uufran. Phil.. 49 Perkins. Phil. 34 Smith, St. I,. 22 Hooper, Bos.. 49 Judce, W 52 Plpp. N. Y... 50 Younp;. Det... 36 J. Collins. Chi 19 Ruel. N Y... 30 Dem'tt. St. L. 33 RlKberg. Chi.. 53 Hush. Det... 40 CovTsltle. Clev 17 Jones. Dot. ... 48 ShnnkK, XV... 51 Ajpiciv, V .. 17 Rogers. Phil.. 13 Slm-. XV . .. 17 Mcllrlde, XV.. 14 Gainer. Bos.. 1R Vltt. Bos 45 Walters, Bos. . 19 Ifnrprr, W... 14 Grower. W. . . 35 Wood. Cleve. 28 Russell. N. Y. 12 Severeld. St I- 35 Thom'l'n. N. Y 12 Lninar. Bos... 17 Wellm'n. St. L, 11 lohnfton, XV. . . 23 Shawkcy. X. Y.1S Williams. Chi. 16 186 22 4G 11 61 8 15 94 14 23 107 13 26 200 31 48 125 24 30 195 34 46 72 6 17 186 12 43 109 10 2i 48 2 11 179 25 41 10 202 29 46 8 196 20 44 4 121 20 27 4 64 4 12 1 87 5 19 2 87 S 19 3 1M 22 40 12 153 20 33 6 37 3 8 0 151 16 34 4 193 11 41 7 38 24 39 33 49 4 S 2 5 4 8 3 8 1 10 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 139 12 28 55 4 11 30 2 OR 11 10 .200 7.- .tot .r. .194 .2 .188 .97 .15 .JO .1X5 .5 .112 .IX .182 .15 .ISO .- 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 10 i: 16 0 3 1)2 5 1 1 17 5 4 4 11 61 40 40 .175 - .175 .173 .171 .171 .167 Thomas. Phil. 47 Dyer. Det ... 20 Cirotte. Chi.. 16 Shocker. St. L. 11 Seitiold. Phil. 13 168 15 29 41 4 7 41 24 12 IS 43 31 62 38 78 39 20 20 75 41 41 4S 34 28 20 21 27 29 17 2 7 0 4 1 2 3 3 0 7 2 5 5 10 2 6 4 12 2 6 .167 .51 .167 M .163 .20 .161 . .161 4- !5 .158 .13 .154 .20 .154 .2S .150 .150 .27 .147 . . .146 .146 .11 .125 11 .118 U .107 S 100 .25 ,095 6 .074 .11 .069 --.22 .059 ... McNally. Bos. 12 Mayer St I.. Caldwell. Bos. 19 Mcvoy. Phil. 21 Gallia. St. I... 14 PheHn. Bos.. 22 Khmke. Det... 14 J.ihnson. Phil. 11 Suthoron, St. I. 13 .lanvrln. XV... 22 Hillings. St. I.. 19 Mays. Hon ... 16 Kopp. Phil... 22 Leonard. XV.. 20 Dauzs. Det . 12 Pctinock, Bos 10 H alas, X Y. 12 Roland, DrT . 1 Perry, Phil.. 12 Davpt, St. L. 10 3UST CbArVfCTLSAnOA" tUETWvJHTC- WOO Ot?- Have the Dope THE PITCHING RECORDS Gomes Won by Pitchers From Theto Clubs. p r tf a a er $ T -I M o g s r : : 5 & Z Z ! ? O H s o 2. a p : a Pitcher, Club. .. Kelson, X. Y.... 1 Thormahlon, N. Y. 1 Clcotto, Chicago... .. Covelesklo, Clevo. .. Kerr, Chicago ... 1 Shawkey. X. Y.... .. Bagby, Cleve 1 Williams. Chicago. .. Love. Detroit .. Lowdermllk, SUL. .. Qulnn, X. Y 2 Ruth. Boston. .. Shocker. St. L.... 1 Dauss, Detroit 1 Shore. X. Y..... .. Phillips. Cleve .. James. Boston.... 1 Eniroan. Cleve .. Gallia. St. Li 1 SILVW. WASH.... .. Caldwell, Boston.. .. Rothoron. St. L... 1 Morton, Clove 2 Ehmke. Detroit... 1 JOHXSOX. W 1 FabeT, Chicago.... .. Pennock. Boston.. .. Russel, X. Y .. Kinney. Phlla 3 Uhle. Cleve .. Boland. Detroit... .. Bolnnd, Detroit .. Jono. Boston. ... Seibold. Phlla 1 Mays. Boston 1 Johnson. Phlla.... .. Wellinan. St. L... HARPKR. W 1 Shellenbnck. Chi.. .. Perry. Phlla .. Naylor. Phlla .. Davenport. St. L.. .. Rogers. Phlla .. Mogrldge. N. Y. .. .. Du Mont. Boston. .. Thompson. W -Ph. .. AYERS. W 3 .. 1 2 1 2 1 .. i "i 2 1 1 .. .. Ill .. 1 1 1 2 2 .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 1 1 .. 2 1 2 2 1 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 1Z..Z 1 1 .. .. "". 1 1 1 1 2 1 Jones, Bos 10 22 1 1 0 Koob. St. L.. 12 9 0 0 0 CLUB BATTING. Player, Club. G. AB. R. II. SB .045 .000 PC. Los Week Galn .271 .7 .278 .5 .265 .7 .266 .1 .252 .3 .248 1 .246 .9 .240 .4 Detroit . . . Cleveland . New York . Chicago .. St. Louis. . Washington Phlla Boston . . . Denotes Denotes 51 1645 217 52 1717 211 50 1690 213 53 1709 211 51 1644 183 54 1800196 49 1665 174 445 38 478 55 449 44 454 77 415 40 446 53 409 30 385 43 50 1607 181 weekly gain weekly loss In batt Ing. ting. In bat MAY POSTPONE MATCHES ON TENNIS COURTS HERE Tennis matches in tho Suburban keague may be called off today on ac count of wet courts. Euclid is sched uled to play the Bureau of Standards players. The Euclid men have a com manding lead In the title race. Ilolmead is scheduled to tackle the Racquet Club, which has been strengthened recently. Argyle and the Home flub are down for matches. KNTIIIES WILL CLOSE. Entries for the boys and girls' and tho Junior singles and doubles tournament to be played on the Dum barton Club courts on Monday and days following will close tonight. MEET FOR NAVY YARD. A field and track meet will be staged for the Navy Yard employes at Central High School Saturday, June 12. There will be events for men and women and boys and girls. LEMEIIIC TO MANAGE. Brownio Lemerlc will manage tho Clarendon A. C. team from now on. The withdrawal of Joe Giobel was followed by the election of Lemerlc. who la also captain of the nine. rfjg f IL""-WlaE.j HHHf 1 on the Diamond Athletes Games Lost by Pitchers To These Clubs. c? 2 9 5 ? 5 5 S. c. -, r- ? S" 3 s - W V c : ? 3 Won Lost ! L. Pet. last. last. : O. W. 2 7 12 9 3 11 S 10 2 2 7 5 6 6 3 3 3 3 L000 .875 .800 .750 .750 .733 .727 .667 6G7 .667 .636 .623 .6fO .609 .600 .600 .600 .600 .6f3 .571 .571 Xfi .515 .53S X00 .500 .501 .500 .421 .423 .429 .400 .400 .400 .3S5 .375 .3:r. JfJ .250 !20O .143 .lro .nor .ono .00 .000 1 2 1 .. 1 .. 3 1 .. 1 1 .. 1 .. .. 1 1 . 2 1 .. .. 11 1 3 .. .. 1 1 1 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 1 .. .. BABE ADAMS LEADING OLD LEAGUE'S MOUND WORKERS Babe Adams, the veteran twlrler with the Pittsburgh Pirates, is lead ing tho National League's mound workers, with eight wins in ten starts. Causey and Eller are running right after Adams, however. Fol lowing aro the twirleis with at least a mark of .667: Won. Lost last, last W. L. Dubuc. N. Y 2 0 Mitchell, Bkln.. 2 0 Adams. Pitta.... 8 2 Causey. X. Y 9 2 Eller. Cln 9 3 Tonoy, X. Y. .... 3 1 l.uiino. Cln 5 2 Routher. Cln 5 2 Barnes. X. V 9 4 Douglas, Chi S 4 Goodwin, St. L.. 6 3 Carlson. Pitts. . 2 1 Ames, St L 2 1 PC. 1 000 1.000 .800 .750 .750 .750 .714 .714 .692 .667 .CR7 .CG7 .6G7 WILL SEXI) CHEWS OVER. Potomao Boat Club oarsmen will compete in Philadelphia on Indepen dence Day in the annual renewal of the people's regatta. A junior eight will be sent, with entries in the singles and doubles. An intermediate eight may be sent along also. Til. I) EN PLAYS WILLIAMS. WILMINGTON. Del.. June L'S. R. Norrls Williams, a former National champion, and William T. Tilden, meet today in the final round of play for the Delaware State championship. Williams defeated Stanley Pearson and Tilden disposed of Wallace John son yesterday. jrNIOIl NAPCOS READY. The Junior Napcos arc ready for games. Joe Harrison,' manager, 408 K street northwest, wants to hear from fourteen-year-old teams. Big League Biffers of Yesterday A. B. H. T. B. Ave. Warner, Pirates ..1 Jamleson. Ind 1 Rousch, Rods .... S Tobln. Browns ... . 4 Sevcreld. Browns 3 Gandil. White Sor.. 2 1 1 1.000 1 3 1.000 4 7 .800 3 3 .750 2 2 .667 2 2 .667 LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN. Won. Lot. Pet. Xe,w York 32 16 .667 Cleveland 33 21 .811 Chicago 33 22 .680 Detroit 27 26 .509 St. Louis 26 26 .500 Boston 32 28 .440 Washington 21 32 .396 Philadelphia. 13 36 .265 YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 1 St. Louis. 4: Chicago. L Other games postponed (rain). TODAY'S GAMES. Washington at Philadelphia. Boston at New York. Chicago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. NATIONAL. Won. Lost. Pet. New York 34 18 .654 Cincinnati ..31 21 .61 Chicago .31 26 644 Pittsburgh 30 26 53 Brooklyn 26 29 .472 St. Louis 25 31 .446 Philadelphia 18 33 .IV) Boston 13 32 .353 YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Cincinnati, C: Pittsburgh. 2. Chicago, 3; St. Louis. 2. Other games postponed (rain). TODAY'S OAVES. Now York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. JIM THORPE WITHIN POINT OF LEADING OLD CIRCUIT Jim Thorpe, the Indian outfielder wit thhe Boston Braves, by adding forty-one points to his total while "Gavvy" Cravath was dropping ten, is within a point of leading the Na tional League's batsmen. Cravath is still in front, with a mark of .408. Thorpe is second with .407. Ivy Wingo, tch Reds' red-headed backstop, is third, with a batting av erage of .3S4. Bill Southworth, the Pirates' outfielder. Is next with .338. Bort Shotton, who was with Wash ington last season, is hitting for .309 as a member of tho St. Louis Card inals. Following are the team av erages in the old league: Week Galn Clubs. G. AB. R. n. SB. TC. Loss New York. 52 1733 231 465 60 26S Cincinnati. 53 1685 217 449 60 .266 4 Phlla 51 17S2 226 46S 47 .263 .2 Brooklyn . 56 1970 213 519 39 .263 .7 St. Louis.. 53 1729 169 438 52 .253 .2 Boston ... 51 1698 153 418 53 .246 .3 Pittsburgh. 54 1763 196 431 92 .245 .3 Chicago .. 54 1742 168 422 55 .242 .6 4 Denotes weekly gain in batting. Denotes weekly loss In batting. ROYAL DUCKPIN ROLLERS GO UP FOR TOURNAMENT A team of duckpln rollers, repre senting the- Royal alleys is fn New York today to take part in the big tournament there. Pop Halley. Harry Stanford. Skln ney Carroll, E. Lltznu, Lonnle Krauss and Hnry Krauss will roll In the team match. The District cracks will also compete In the singles and dou bles matches. 7H6N- THC XNlt-PCAT 'CUTS' UreiC- He- P-IP5" TEftW- BAvGS LQtftr sD LEFT BIG BATTLE TODAY Today Is Masonic Day at the base ball park. The Shrine-Grotto and Blue Lodges teams have the park all to themselves for their annual clash for the benefit of the several In terests near and dear to the order. William Betts and L. H. Batteraby have been selected to umpire the contest. While the rain has stopped the practicing of both teams there will be little to hold back the rival aggreatlons. Going on the assump tion that "what's fair for one 13 fair for another," the Masons have not minded weather conditions. The Shrine-Grotto team, coached by Curley Byrd, and the Blue .Lodges team, coached by Andy Walker, will be ready If the park is in condition to play. Wet weather may cause the battle to be postponed, tn which case It will be but a little pleasure de ferred." JACK BARRY WONT REPORT TO CONNIE MACK'S CLUB PHILADELPHIA. Jane 2& Jack Barry demurs at reporting' to Con nie Mack's Athletics, though Amos Strunk was glad to leave the Red Sox and return to the A's. Strunk will be in today's line-up against th Griffmen. Barry has an automobile business in Worcester, Mass.. and wants to keep as near It as possible. Connie says he will not Insist on Barry's reporting'. If he doesn't want to re join his old club. I" Coil Making, m NSl LLPLAY Jf V fdKW-M Specialists V ES Vr-,r51t3-iPW I mJI V JL KrmZ&& MW i ffi3 JUSc3 & Specialize )n 1 5l itlT- iW Alternating X. l-l I V l ' V 117 1 Commutators Refilled THE BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR SHOP IN "WASHINGTON Workmanship -and Service Exceptional. Leather Belting in all sizes car ried in Stock Get Our Price List Before Placing Tour Order Central Armature Works 635 D Street IF ITS A MOTOR TOTT WANT 8 TOLEDO, Ohio, June 28. Jack Dempsey and his manager, Jack Kearns, have agreed to give Uie challenger's gloves to the Salvation Army. The gloves are to be auctioned off. As soon as this proposal was announced a nearby sportsman, who declined to permit his name being used, declared he would start the bid with $1,000. So the first bid for the pair of gloves to be labeled winner or loser was listed. By TAD. TOLEDO. Ohio, June 28. Tommy Ryan, rated as one of the best middle weight fighters that ever lived, gaye the big boy the north and south yes terday afternoon. Tommy believes that size doesn't amount to a hill of beans In the prize ring. "Yes. I'll admit that Willard is a monster," said the Syracuse Hindoo; "but listen: I licked George Lawler In Hot Springs years ago, and he was exactly the same size as Willard. Ir the big man Isn't as good as the little man, he has no chance. Dempsey's rush? Yes, It is good. I'd like to see him In a fight, though. "You know there are two ways o rushing in a fight. One way Is to tear In as you tvonld In a street fight. That's no good. The other way Is to rush In and play checkers with the other fellow's leads. That la the way to force a fight. He'll Bother TVUIard. "Dempsey, bobbing this way and that, will bother Willard. But his hands must work. too. He must have an Idea with his bobbing. I noticed him hitting his sparring' partners on the arms. You know, touching them as they start punches. That Is a sci ence, that touch thing: Jack Johnson was the greatest man in the world at that stuff. "You see, when a man starts a right you touch him on the arm or shoulder, and the force is gone. It throws him off, Hl3 timing is done for. It kills the other fellow every time. I like Dempsey for that. "Greatest fighter I ever knew? Jim Corbett classed by himself. No one near him. Jeff? Another wonder. Willard Is a big man. but he isn't wide like Jeffries. No, Willard Is high that's all. No chest, shoulders or back like old Jeff. I'd like to see Jeff and Jess fight. See you later." Like a Bilious Cow. Jack Curley, who was manager of Willard when the latter fought Jack Johnson at Havana, was one of the lobbyists at the Secor today. "I Just saw Willard," said Jack, "and told him that I had bet $500 against him. Told him right to his face and got a big' laugh from him. Told him to keep out of my sight, too, because every time I see him he seems to oe Digger. "Jes3 is a good fighter, but Demp sey is a better one. There's a dif ference of thirteen years in their ages. Jes3 hasn't been fighting- re cently and Jack has. I'll tell you, no man can lay off and come back. Willard looks good,. yes, but It's not from work. It's from Altt-ntr TT i looks weak to me. There's no bright eye about him at all. He looks dull to me looks like a bilious cow. Havana Bout on Level. "He beat Johnson on the level, bat that lets him out. You know at Havana we told him day after day and night after nignt that Johnson was an old main. He had that in his noodle all the time. We told him that all he had to do was to keep Johnson going and that in time he'd tire and fall. Jess never was wor ried. He just made Johnson do the fighting and kill himself off. It was a square fight. "Dempsey will not let anyone rest, and will rush Jess off his feet. Money is doing the talking for me. I Hr. Dempsey a spread. He's a cinch." PETWORTH WAJTTS GA3D3S, The Petworth baseball team wanta games with fifteen and sixteen-year-old teams. C. R. Grier. 4205 niin avenue northwest. Is manager. Motor rrrttr-crerrcrrr,TttnptTsspi Winding, N. W. none m. 3mi. - HI P "rK Jl WB HATH XT XX STOCK.