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LOOKING 'EM OVER EYEAND MAKES MILLION DOLLAR TUNE DUE ARPENTER ACTS TD GETS INSIDE DOPE ON By - - - -m LO LIS A. ATHLETICS GOOD AS FIGHT TURNSTILES CLICK HOSTTODAY FOR DEMPSEYS PREPRTIONS DOUGHER~l By JAMES J. CORBrIT. PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 28-A eoords for championship boxing recei will fall July 2 when Dempsey and Carpentier meet. PRSS MM ERSaswlbinbtoshpfothsfgttahehsv en ot a FOR PERRY a time. Griffs May Land OFFER turnstiles will click of merry, millon-dollar FrenchChampion Lols Com-D. CHICAGO, Mlay 2.-It is possil lIe that a new shortstop may report The boxers will earn the biggst in the history of th Indians Would Give Pitcher Mor- game and Promoter Tex Rickard w realisedividemdsa record sum for himself. to the Griffs before another day pa sees. Then again, maybe he won't. o n i aet ieahro& ilasl The anwer to this situation rests with Joshua Meadows Steil, of the ton, Infielder Lunte and *25,- When one pauses to consider that round ended they declared the bout fortably Attired, All Day Sun- Beloit club in the Northern tel IA ague, who has been tendered a gen- 000 In Big Trade. a man in the public eye should be no contest. and I was skinned out of dayforIn theHis ferstCamp.time today.sgrnmefr daa:ytWy.hsk . only "A t .f pople ca" led wt eros offer by Clark C. Griffith to sport et oncs. The chief boy scout worth a fair share of what he en my money. I'm sure that Jackson club Satut in Steil CLEVELAND, 23.-Prom au- attract to the box office. critielem gt paid. for he later suggested a MANHASSE'T. I. T., Way 29.--upsnhn;"bebai asuthtigacododutbldti6A011 of the Washington spent lay Kenosha, Wis., watching May club. He play against Kenosha and on his ar ival here made no bones about say- thentie source close to the ghanag?- of the financial features of the. big return Match before the Geoorges Carpentier was scheduled to wr.H s' on ttegf adbt114rl o e dr.24w fight seems unfair. In the face of wouldn't have done that otherwise- of ta e i payottothe thepress an members that the industrial lookm of immediate triaL He of the Indians. it was learned ing leaguer worthy mnent conditions existing today. and the MAPU OX BUT& does not go an far as to protrise s narvelous success, but he does think today that is in receipt popularity of the matek, I do not be- that ay big money ;.ores ~rpenier as shedued ou lork me intink ahe gaIs t hoc it tDepe plann tor dopbl icTr.e~ a P te time e in't li un . a Steil good enough to be given trim of an offer from the Cleveland cluo lieve Rickard's guarantee to the h TheybitFrenchhimselfchampionin the gymnasium.promised buttokidnwihtesprigprnramtonndlf 1abv*ri steil plays shortstop for the Fair- is too 'a'd not plan to do any heavy work.f a i dnt he Is at it t todboud banks-Morse team of involving the probable transfer of fighters large. bets. The promoters never Scales Company ii. Pitcher Scott Perry from the collar- Dempsey will receive 34 per cent of aide Club In decisive fashion. 10 to 1. look a second Jeff. Paste that in your Ntienal Vadevl)le 40leloa at Beloit, Wis. He is about twenty-six AWAY SHlE E for his end. Carpentier will get 24 dreamed of a $10,000 purse. years old, hits right handed and im- Ites to the world's champions. John 4 Sullivan A I fou Carpentier spent Sunday lollingas or te a yt sparringWy, umspartnersoneabilioeA andto eftapseypic.sbedies It s to his It in said the Cleveland chiefs have per cent. No doubt their shares of comfortableInbout attire usual. pressed President Griffith with Wash.. ABHOA CISago. AS AA Mack Pitcher the receipts will total well -above of 82. sk how offered Guy Morton. apre N2w.OrleaI corps a the big leather bag, and not box fans speed and general air of knowing Ju Ige.lb... 4 7 J 4 2 2 4 the $500.000 offered. mone a I i's of guards admitted few that'. about fer th Utuday acr to his In build Steil U1la.1f... 4 1 2 0U'liiganSh 2 4 1 1 utility Infielder Harry Lunte and a originally ans 1692.00n iiependent A. A.. trimmed the Mohawkof allMAnroe.for theWasn'tday. heHe a 1' Jackdone willany againtoad a yesterday.blowout in Neow t oik of wl play position. Ricecf. 2 8 cash consideration said to be $S2,000 fur my tIsitors. but turned away hundreds hasn't Ue playe somewhat resembles Donie Bush. colin.2b.. 1 GOT Via" BIG p17353. at Carson City. The gate .Urious autoists who stopped at the real road work yet. He walks with Sunday. pitehiag and Aret bdf AoV, and Is harris.2b.. 3 0 1 3U rri.. 3 0 0 0 for Perry. Kid In 19M was & though he Is a little taller Uiller.rf... 1 a0 In In the old days of boxing such bout with McCOY grate to Matthewsdiana tamedfarm.rom the start.his dogDownandthe trotstrail afrombit nowAirptrtand then,l goty e-outto breakof Airporttrairsg. ad took IoeqV not so in the 4 2 f I 4 1 1 Mtorton the Alabama right-hander ad when jeff and I fought that's all. the end of June In his limousine to heavy legs. shanks.8b. Ma3tIloi:.. who has been threatening to break purses were never dreamed of. The $36. boxing ______but By ride got away In Saturday's gane at Kenoha, Ohartity... 3 0 2 first ever for in in San Francisco In 103 the Bay heL CT weigh around 18 J pounds and from the taewD. Steil showed skill to warrant O'R'rke. 2s. 3 1 II'1 into stardom as a big league pitcher big purse fought 63,340 into the box Trims Mobawks will bo hard as a baseball bat. Kearns has enough Courtney.p 2 1 0 1 Faber.p.... 3 6 1 2 was this country was offered to Peter public turned ByState R6- 111019d 49"s his offered a trial with the for the iast several years. Lunte Sltate A. A.. formserly the In member Jefriets, the he met an levitation for thetoatd being BrIokson.p 1 0 1 0 injured on the spring training trip Jackson and myself away back to ofIce. Bay y night Washington club. President Griffith *Brower.... 1 1 0 1301 the California Athletic Club bi was impressed with t~lerbes.. I 0 a ei and his transfer to the Sacramento by In thoenays ostasOfar particularly club was recently announced. Lunte of San Francisco. Ttwost f Stell's own attitude. Total... 20 24 0 Total.. 28 1 711 $ondy. PitcherO'K"fEr"Chick" had the In- skimmer." the Hip. Says Jack ooultdat aterd "He told me that, though he has balked at going to the coast club and This match was made after I i wol go to d the-oxto Batt~d for 0,flourk* in ninth. asked for his unconditional release. and when the iin areo ble and the boe signed no contract he gave his word tBattIsd for Urickson In ninth. fought Choynoski. to the to play this 0 0 matchmaker oL the club approached deed fortunate. go I consider that management Washngtpn.. 2 000 0-2 I was almost a W0ll "-ason" said Griffith. "and his word Chicago...0 k00 0 0 1 - HI0H AND LOW me I demanded a purse of $10.000 to in Many ways the was as good as a contract." Runs-Milan. Harria, Molligam. colin be split $4,500 to the winner and paid for several of my fights a "I a to a (2). kooPor. Falk and Mastil. Two-bae SCORES OF WEEK $1.500 to the loser. He thought I of pugilism today. offered him bonus sign blts-dhank.. Johnson. Thro-base ht -- star@ up contract for Immediate reporting, and Miatl. Home AMEBICAN. was crazy. Everybody laughed at Bginning tomorrow I will take -rath. 6truck out-By a srie of discus he said it looked good to him, but aber. 4a by Courtney, by. rickof.3 3. Club. S. U. T. W. T. F. f. Tis me. But the club finally agreed. with my readers his ST" on balls-Off abr. 2; 7fCourtney. "l'll never that for of the important lights Carpen- until he could get a release from 3; off 2. Colt i Patlaselpha...... forget fight sions he could not That's frickson. ays-in Deirot...... 6 two reasons. In the first place Jack- tier and Dempsey have had. Within prqmise accept. to Johnsoo to Beefy. lilt.- ff OCrte v with the fight- the kind of a young man he is. It 1 In t1-3 Innings;r reokson.off I eon and I fought sixty-one rounds a short time I will be alI the better in some- Inninga. tit by pitch0r-0 y Fabe (Har- over a of four hours. Last, ors 4ad by that Ume I expect they makes him look U Cleveland... 5...... ,.. . period worth ways. ris);by Courtney (Schal k). plr5s-Hi- at. Louis... 6...... but not least. I didn't get a cent for will be showing something WILL ASK RELEAS. dbund -vans &ad Moriarty. Wesingtoen.. I...... my efforts. When the sixty-first while in training. Steil will now try to be released bit and two runs In the opening Boston...... from his promise to play In Beloit all session,but thereafter he controlle- NATIONAL. If he is he will season. successful the sltuation. came now and Club. 9: U. T. W. T. F. S. Ti.s join the Griffs and, according to Grif- then but nary a tally wa chatteo be Injected into the line-up at Pittsburgh.. A...... SHUN OPPORTUNITY'S PALM fith, up for them after that opening New York... 4...... 4 aeme, replacing the light - hitting Inning. Chicag...... 4 ...... O'Rourke. GOT TWO R111UN11 12. Brooklyn... 4...... 4 Three more games remain to be Boston...... *...... n Sooe People Wanta Card Sent In o here is Before Faber could really gdt start- Philadelphia.*...... played and everybody pulling Ciacinnati... 0...... e for the warm to stick ed the Grffmen had couple of run. present spell St. Lou16.... 0...... around. It is as hot here as it was Judge and Milan opened with singles Is the In St. Louis last week and should do Medhury Says t&e Onl Road to &=Mes to right and left, respectively, and GILMAN SCHOOL WINS MeBride's pitchers condiderable good. ' Behind the Washington bench yester- Rie acriniced. Harris rolled t3 John- INfTEAD OF CENTRAL Onldy Stmet We Can't Travel N Em a Taxi day sat a delegation of Elks from Mil- son. who picked o- Judge t the PORT DUPOSIT. Md.. May 23.-A P. Jkn waukee with a band of forty piec-!, yy JOHNyteDtURY. plate. Harris StaleMoand btlyn.orel recount of points in Saturday's track of success under a rich all attired in uniforms of purple and Milan when Bing Miller shot o safety meet gives Gilman Country School the Great writers tell us that I lfdr guy's$in white. Before play began they drille.l Tome meet instead of Central to he a success, you must work dow. on the Reld to the cheerq of the to left. trophy big The red-topped twirler wa far fo,m High School. day and night. Whether you should crowd. They were present to honur The are divided as follows. have been all If the brother Elk. Invincible for the nct few ranmei, points work day or night depends uon Heold right their George McBride, the to score. Gilman Country School 34; Tome n on the beat hadn't come the GrIffmen's him a yet Griffs failed Cotirt- whether you want to be A book agent icem manager, giving ttey and Judge whacked safe oncs In School 31%; Washington Central High success at the large bouquet. School 25. or burglar. around o okng for eight"orvtenCC daCyO.Wy..'sol Judge Landis, superlord of base- the second to be left by Milan. Harris 28; Mercerburg Academy same time. stopped a pitehed ball with his arin and Staunton Military 24. lm- ball, sat in a box near the White Sox Points won by Western High School There bsno way to measure bench and was a center of attraction. and Miller walked, but Schalk nailed the average burgar thi the went to a Place both of them stealing. ohank of Washington. were credited to Cen- sas@, but JThen burglar Harry Courtney exploded like a tov tral in the original count. he's been a so es if he 0017 111P4 1 where opportunity or anybody else balloon yesterday and the Oriffs go. singled starting the fourh, to be left half his life i3 at his door. off on the wrong foot against the on second. ll. couldn't kneck - Not till the fourth did the Box get ADVANCE SALESFOR GRIFF White Sox. who landed the first vi has often knocked at i. to tery, 6 to 2. For three frame the auan to first. Courtney mowed thein GAMES OPENS TOMORROW Opsiftunity S e birds t opportunity Be expired in order. They got two down in a row for three frames. your door, but you Probably thought eome aniiund and send a card in. bite and a walk but no runs in the Johnsons swatch bingle off ShaakiV Advanc sale of tickets for five fourth. glove opened the ox fourth and games of the Griffmen will begin to- About the time it knocks at some Suddenly. with no Mulligan walkced. r harrity pickt d morrow norning at Spalding's. The d the apparent. reaso, sale will be for the .Whon Opportunity !rings nw onple'sdoonrthey're ringing Courtney lost his control In the sixth'., Johnson off second, saving a run, for following games: bell, the c sare the 9 e Up- ubat the poorhouse. allowed a fluke double, and filled the Colins came through with a real ht Friday. with the Yankees; Satutday bases with passes. A force at to center. Hoopr died on a rolle and Sunday. with the Red Sox. and On g play a and an afternoon bad his fortune right In the plate left the sacks jammed. to Judge and "Bib" alk. a dange- Monday. morning of men have never his arms, but sMgot cold feet ad Up came Falk. the University of oun hitter, watched the thirdatrire game with the Yankees. Lots nbusiness Texas lad. Courtney grooved one for breeze by. Monday morning's game will start had a success until they've had two went home to er Mother. at 10 o'clock. and the him and away it went, out over Mil- The big crowd had a chance to afteftoon scrap or three failures. He made a mistake by telling her ler's head, clearing the fence anA make a racket in the sixth when at 3:30. landing among the bugs in the open Ernie Johnson slapped a double Success In at the top of the ladder, shnwas the laddersone writer was teats. Four Sox paraded across t.,p dewn the right field line and Court- but the time we climb uo after telling him about. by other plate, wiping out the dainty two-ra ney choked the sacks with pao es it, it climbs down the to achievement is very lead the Griffs had grabbed in the to Mulligan and Esddie Collins. side. roap The SSTANDINGS first. victory was decided then Hoopers bounder te Judge forced The only way to beat it in to met rocky,Tesoand me of those who go and there. Johnson at the plate hut then AMERICAN. out to success come home Faber was touched for came "Bib" Falk's tremendous drive a friendof of yours and each go up one gather up three Clubs. W. L Pt. Clubs. W. L Pet. side the ladder. of obstacles. over Miller's head into the right Cllad$1 113 .611 Bosto.... 18 14 .441 with an armful field bleachers, giving the Box four New Yerk 15 11 .400 st. Louis.. 1 17 .466 runs and the lead with one blow. Detroit... 1116 .643 Chloago.. 1316 4s if you fail off the ladder and break The path is a long one, and it's INdIa INbrcyde Five Innings had been Courtne s Wea'teks6 17 .4861Pla...... 1020.3 3 your leg it's success-afor the doctor. too bad we can't ride up the trail limit. His collapse was sudden but GAME TODAY. in a taxicab. Distribaters not wholly unexpicted, so when Washington at Chioao. Many a burglar e d the ladder 1121, by Prmier syndicate. Inc. MostoI tripled to the sun mats In Boston at Cleveland. copyriett. Roward A. Freach loeft center the slender outh anw Philadepia at Detroit. EASY VICTORS NwbtYork at st. Leulta DREADNAU HTS MAKEIT RANDLES & CI. Mave way to Prlckon. Sheatys long ELEVEN STRAIGHT WINS OVER MACCABEE TEAM Fr. at"d 434 5th X. W. fly to RicesHored Motil. Harris, TETrUDAY'8 GAMIM. Miller and Rice allowed Schak' Chi&go. 6; Washington. 2. Dreadnaught A. C.. of Alexandria. Randle A. C. crushed ihnMaccabop sundries, Repaatag Texas leaguer to fae safely betieen Cleveland 6; Bostom. S. defeated the Army All-Stars of Camp of the Frateal League. to , send. them but Oharrity cut him down Philadelpbia, 9; Detroit. 6. Humphreys Saturday. 10 to I and the ing enra flock or ru'sin th- used Nteryeeleg stealing, ce th nox were stopped New York, 6; 8L Louis, 6. doling Field team yesterday. to 0. seventh frame.-und-yNext t-it Eith five runs. making It eleven straight victories. andies will meet the roiling Fiele Passes to Collins and Hooper NATIONAL Jim Alexander hurled both games for nine on the Twining City fiat at 2:30 FATIMA starting thoe eighth. witn haells W. . Pet. W. t. Pet. the Dreadnaughts. p. mn. to th C Pitts.;... 35 5 .81 3oetou... 1415 .488 of tho u single center, gave ox their New Tork 31 It .6#4 ft. Louis.. 161 .364 Harry RBeach. manager IGARhETTES Simt run. 18 C0. ....11 38 .334 Team Radles would like to hear troh Peoples' Wins. - Faber was aJwaysurnhter of the ChiCae...11roo111.':164Phil... strong tea.@ with vacant dates His Jound after that filrt fbau, though Peoples' Drug Stores mtam woni - address In 23111 Pennsylvania avenue LOANS * hsrdought gamen from oward southeat. a hit or two came now And then. "o TODAY. feoe y A flurry came with two nhe In the st. Loois at Brooklyn. 5 to uninth when eharrity walitti nd Pittsburgh at New York. Lothrop 2. oor & i ua T Ad Cincinniati at Philadelspbla. s andgrr saI ivBrower. up for ORourke got a handovsier Win. Io t ka tough joboRuanyfor the -orer DIAMONDS, WATCIHS,(WCLRy lchtap hit as hi grounder toupped TMTMDA'U GAMU. OAdover A. C.. with tnte pitching. whe Filipino A. C. ef.'at-14 Bureai of 3,Gig over Collins ishoulder. heely's long Pittsburgs, S; New York, 6. epped a 2-to- victory fro eiW- f Btandards yesterday. tre yrecore %W&si fad Imebsa roller to Johnson ended the aie. chieago. 6; De'eeklma I. vIlla Karle stru k outcsisutes. being 2 to 1.