Pempseyand Carpentier, Awaiting Referee's "í-et»er Frde-aim Desire to Make It Seethes fao,,? Snappy City With Mob Ready Champion Dempsey's Champion Says French Insistence To Be To on Complete Ring Record Likely Carpentier''s Long Test of Blood Descend Richard's Ring He Is Primed Service as Fighter JACK DEMPSEY Big Factor in Shows Is Born June 24, 18IW, Miuiikwii, Col. To-day's Fight GEORGES CARPENTIER - 'Carp' Bcfore-Battle Night in Manhattan an o f It>15-'1(1.Knockouts: Rid Hancock. 1 For Born January 12. I-ens, France Eruption round: Hilly Murphy, 1; Thief Gordon, Hard Fight MM, '*: Anima« íf .r.» Roond« Predictions That a Johnny Berson, 7; I'nmp- -,. is Like the In Great JackTi Do . Form It in Round oro bell, "; Joe Lyons, l>; Fred Woods, 4; Carpentier ïSun of His 190,.Fiour«reois. Won 4 George Copetín. 7; \iidy Malloy, 8j Countrymen! Wetlnek.Won . 4 That the Frenchman Will a Two-Round Glllljcnn. 1: Bultllnjr John¬ Carpentier Declares He Also and Determines To Have His Uasfltt].Lost . 4 Spring Surprise son, l; George Christian, i-. Jack Way Dempseyj 1908.Molitercau. K. O. 3 it's a 1: Joe Bonds, Dan Is for Salmon.K, O.18 True, Mosquito Re¬ .*>Roehn, 10; Retohell, Prepared Supreme Will Have To Do Some ; Hob York, 4. Mighty Hard Hitting: Salmon.Won (Foul) 15 the but By Jack Lawrence Won.Johnny Sndenbarir. 10; Terry Effort of His Career Lepine.Won . 6 porting Fact, Cor- Keller, 10; Andy Malloj. 10. I.eerand.l)rn«r . 8 roboration Is There were more ficht fans within the Lost..Jack Downey, 4. leerand.Draw . 20 Not corporate limits of the greater Rounds, Supreme confidence appeared to By James Hopper 1909.I.nnnln. k, O. 8 Lacking city oí New York last night than were ever here or 1917.Jim Flynn.K. 0. 1 reign in tho of Wetiurit.K. 0. 1 before will ever be Hülle Mechan. campa Jack Dempsey "You never can tell what a Frenchman will do." As a l-'inpin. K. 0. 7 Fred Draw . 4 final By here again, to Al and Georges Carpentier on the ev.- of predic- Ule 11 Hawthorne according statisticians with introspective minds, who Norton.K. (). 1 their tion of the outcome of the great combat of I stick to Dorset K. 0. bout . N. s hobby of crowd Willie Mechan. Draw 4 championship in Jersey City. to-day this slogan. I.errand.Won J5 MANHASSET, Y., July 1..An emi¬ measuring. The incoming tide of (liarles Miller. K. 1 Special statements furnished The As- What a Frenchman of we Simon...... Won 10 New humanity Bob McAllister.. O. Í3, course, all know perfectly. He can't Achalme.Won 10 grant Jersey mosquito, desirous its way to the mark at Won. 4 sociated Press follow: fool us < highwater midnight, and the Gnnbl Smith. there. We hereaa.Won . C of out for widely known Bon . 4 learned all about him long ago, in our school finding himself just what Carl geog- Kelinsrer.Won . 6 island of Manhattan began to swell and bulge like a Peruvian Kar«,« >íorr¡<«.Won . 4 BY JACK Georges 1918.Homer Smith... DEMPSEY, raphiea. Remember? "The Frenchman is Dnnectille.Won . 10 Carpentier's condition is on Won . 1 very polite; he is fond of a of /-i on on with cargo wet lima beans. Carl Morris.Won (Foul) (Î Heavyweight Champion of the .;,-i~ a i;~uí- .,;*,,* » I.edonx.Won. 15 the eve of the Frenchman's greatest Jim Gaillard.Won . 9 The battalions and divisions of fans« Flynn.R. 0. 1 Paul TU.Won ¡ils '>- Bill Dren nan. . K. World: There it .10 ring battle, squeezed way O. fi all is.short, elegant and to Gloria.Irfmt 6 through earn« from :'.l points of the compass Bull Sadee.K. o. l the (K. O.) the netting Tom Hlley.R. "I am in th.- best of point. And most true. There is no Pad Til.Draw . 20 shielding Georges'» bed in a swarm í-'-.I 0. 1 shape my such a the in and made Miske. .... harmony, he would not 1910.Piekard. K. O. 8 Matthews farm mighty ready for Billy No decision. 10 career, ready and anxious to give an doubt, for instance, as to his fondness have Im house at 9:06 Dun Ketchell. K. <>. 2 us"- ripin.K. 0. 8 o'clock overwhelming descent upon Minute Facts About Arthur K. account of myself in the rine; as for light wines. he it "I Yonn* Warner K. 0. 7 to-night. Pclkey. O. ... 1 of the May keep long, want my pottage first," said Bill .lim careful Vs Thirty Acres in Jersey City Rid McCarthy...K. o. i champion wdt'ld. I expect to and and McNutt. Campbell. K. 0. 5 Taking aim with his right Bob Devere.... K. and win as as long long.-his fondness for the Younsr Warne* Won (Fool).... 7 hand stinger, the "Battle 0. " 1 win, quickly possible. mosquito talked and of And a of punch will knock out of France. After that day's work eloquence abruptly swiftly with his left and then Fred Carpen- Cuny.Won . 8 shot the only one thing.the battle of the ages, Fulton.K. O. I tier I'll be better satisfied. which possessed him. "Look here," he be- right to the of began with and Perej- Wilson. Won . 10 tip Georges's It SuitPRINCIPALS..jack Dempsey, of Terry Reliar_K. o.5 August, 1914, gan, "th-it may be all all that was a jaw. to he at 3 o'clock Lake I iiy, of Millie Mechan. "But of how right, Henry Dem ¡en Won . 10 terrific fought this after¬ flmmpion the world, lvost .¦ 4 regardless long the ended November, 1918, he has stuff about your Jack blow, delivered with every defender. Georges of Jack Moran.R. tho surely country. But I be¬ Daniels. .Won . 10 ounce of noon between Jack Dempsey, of the Carpontier, Lena, O...... 1 fight goes, public can depend a Paul strength and venom in the France, Butt. K. earned some to a. long to greater see? I am Til.Draw . IS Un. and ¡.t .. European heavyweight cham¬ Levlnsky o..' s upon me to do my level best right good, long land, from »lean mosquito's body, but the man Georges Carpi pion, K. every a land wide as Andony. .Draw . 10 who will challenger. Porkey Flynn 0. 1 second of the I am drink. the ocean, and full of go into battle with way. Bach . 8 Jack REFEREE.Harry Ertle. Billy Miske.No decision. .' « proud to stupendous mountains and forests and Shine... let* the Dempsey for The of farl Morris.R. represent America the Snowball.Lotrt . 4 world's great army visitors, due to PLACE.Uickard'g O. ... l against Euro¬ Equally true is the statement as to cities and A land where in heavyweight championship ; of Arena. .Jersey Gunb't Smith ,.. K. o. 3 pean and this will things. beat 1911.Brochet.K. O.,. 7 Jersey City to-morrow horizontal sections City, N. J. J. challenger, pride his fondness for He loves great hearts, and of fair maidens. «anda».K, O.* 5 afternoon ere 1919.Big Hlckey... R. O. ... i cause me to make what 1 feel be dancing. merely brushed the fight fans were wont PROMOTER.Georse E "Tes" Kid Harris.K. will And it is the land of the Free. Goldswain. K. 0. 4 off effects of the blow to in more Rickard. Kid O. i the greatest íifrht of my life. dancing. He loves to sit before a little Free; Gray.K. 0. 9 with his left hand and then gather bibulous Henry.K. 0. 1 free; free.do you understand over turned "i never was more marble the Randall.Won . 10 on his other m street corners, in hotel lob¬ TIME.3 p. m. (Eastern Eddy Smith.K. 0. 1 anxious to win table, sipping a glass of cassis word Free? In all side and sank back i tiu\inir daylight Tony Drake..... K. n than this one. that vast expanse; Daniela.Won . 10 on his pillow to bies and in restaurants until long after time), Saturday. .July 2, 1921. O. j fight Of course. I a l'eau, and watch les Américains dan- between ocean and Youn-; Nipper. Won. 10 dream of the morrow. Jess Willard. ... R. <). 3 know that is a ocean; between ris¬ cal aurora borealis for Carpentier great hit- Meekins.Won . 10 Buzzes Back rounds,DISTANCE.Scheduled twelve 1920.Billy Miske.R. O.S but 1 feel sant le jazz. ing and setting sun, and also under to Jersey- ut. Bill Brciinan. ..K. ter, confident that I will be the sun at Sta«K.Won . 10 0. ï> able to . "C'est he to noon, and moon at mid- Calbouroie. Won. 10 Having accomplished his with the festive indoor TIME OF ROl NT)S.Three minutes successfully defend my title. drôle," remarks himself we the purpose, night, are Free! We can . 15 mosquito new back to wiili one-minute intermission. T have faithfully trained the best I as he looks "c'est drôle." think I-ouRhrey.Won Jersey City and outdoor of on, Then Eostacfae.Won . and sent sport dog- know how. I what we want, we can say what we 10 the tip humming forth that 3 as WEIGHT OF put in ten weeks of Kvernden.Won . 15 to the result of th-s ounces each. GLOVES.Eight after a while he says: "C'est même want, we can write what we we Sid Carpentier is in wonderful work.six weeks of real hard train- want, Hunts. Won . 15 condition afternoon's encounter, this army of the Best Man pouffänt." Another moment of medita¬ can eat what we we can dr"- j and fit to put up the battle DECISION.None 'May ing. want, loung Joseph. Won .,.. 10 of his life m permitted tinder tive the a observation . against man temporary ed him Lewis. Won . New .lt>rs< ) State !>o\ing law; world's "'I am gives his final Goes V/ith It Harry 'JO who now holds the mouthful that Father ready." Through Piel.ix>*t . 10 world's gave Knicker- heavyweight championship <'an Up won judgment: "Et puis, somme toute, tres Dixie championsbip. becked such a that ho arose I>y Carpentier or retained by Win,*' Says Rickard avec cette de Here, for the flash of a moment, he Kid.Dost. 6 "Any who can knockout of Dempsey BY GEORGES intéressant, pointe bar- 1912.Bat. lacroi*. K. 0. 9 guy take a wallop like with a by opponent or foul by CARPENTIER, barisme!" j hesitated.for he had heard, alas, from Hubert Roe. the one I handed on lay opponent. In eise both boxers arc on K. O. 5 Georges the chin, .: that buzzed and throbbed like a I their fe«>t «t On Eve of and He Takes Notions across the ocean, rumors of a fell deed Jim Sullivan.. K. .> and not go down for ten the close of the twelfth Contest Challenger European Cham¬ .ioe O. seconds, is while Günther. Won . cellar full of Harlem hooch. round, unofficial and personal deci¬ île is, also, very polite. being perpetrated in khaki and 20 gonna carry my money to-morrow," sions only <-;ui !>*. made pion: Oh, very in France his broad back was turned. Willie Lewis. Won. 20 declared the out-of-town critics and by newspaper polite.there's no question as to that. Frank Clan*. Lout (Foul) 19 Jersey stinger, who will sentiment was not difficult. The fan¬ spectators, Promoter Is ''When I go into the But he was well launched; he took the lost occupy a PRICES OF Confident Fight rinfr against Only, only.well, here I am not quite hurdle. Billy Papke.. . 17 working press seat at the atics, various TICKETS.From $5 to Jack 1013.>1. Mareau. Won . representing latitud Dempsey I will be prepared to content. " g ringside. $50. Will Be "And drink what we Bands'n K. ¦> îtween Ponta From !. ake the supreme effort of For the leaves out some¬ want!" shouted, Rice*,. O. Carpentier passed to-day here, and SEATING Greatest, my light¬ description Bill Cyclone Smith K. o. .'.'.."' 3 that was del lei Torro, were CAPACITY.91,000. ing career." thing which goes with his bravely, McNutt. Geo. Günther. K. about all he did in the of over «OXERS' Every Ever politeness. The head waiter had listened 0. 14 serious way opinion that PURSE.$500,000. Angle, Staged "You can beneath as atten¬ iîom'r Wells. iv, O. 4 work. In the he mv'isox of also say for Georges," Something, just it, hard and AI a morning ie out of Tex riRSr,.$300,000 to added Trainer liranite, against which you skin tively intelligently; you could Lurie.K O. joined group oí farmer boys in an Rick arei Dempsey ami «00.000 to Carpentler Wilson, "that he is in your feel his resistance A. William* ii. O. '...'.'.'..'.[ 4 of igonal after- regardless of out<'ome of Tex Rickard condition to a nose. breaking. "Yes," Jeff Smith. Won impromptu game baseball on the bout. By fight great battle, that . 20 heavyweight champion- It ¡3 his sense of he murmured, his eyes lost in thought. road outside the training but he -. he will all the of what is Abott.K. 0. 3 camp, ... . Promoter bring experience fitting. it was crown si , to his of "Yes, must be admitted »hat in Bom'r Wells. not much of a your . success p glued Chavipionship Fight fourteen years' to and K. O. . 1 at "crash¬ in training bear, country it must be quite different. 1914.Pat O'Keefe. K. O.'...' ! 2 ing the apple." town last night, the odds on th "The heavyweight con¬ that if Dempsey defeats him America It's this sense which caused the late Joe fanning four times in championship Yours is a new land. There are In¬ Jeannette. lx>Kt . 15 as many at bat. in the hotel champion continued to shorten, and i test between Jack can claim a real for war. You see, he did not think it fit¬ Geo. Mitchell. K. trys the .: r and in the darker Dempsey and Georges champion, Georges dians and koo-boys. But here also, O.." 1 out seemed belt, was freely iiredicted in circle Carpentier is the most Carpentier is a great and to ting that the Germans should camp in Hubert Koe. K. O." 3 nothing to worry reaches < ¦¦¦ For- sporting successful in fighter, Monsieur, we have the to eat and Phil. which was Roaring that the price would be driven to 2 to beat him will indeed be an accom- Paris. rig'ht RobinsonK. O..'. .' 3 Georges, taken as a good every respect that I have ever at¬ to drink what we want. And the Gunb't Smith. Won 6 sign Francois listen bently the time the r.o The of this ques- (Foul)... by Deschamps and Gus by men enter the ring tempted to promote. The arena is the ment. We have excuses to argument nice point cost tion between Monsieur and the house Kid Jackson. Won (Foul)... 4 his voice raised that There to be no more cash i: make and we believe him one million and a half four 1919.Dick Wilson, manager and trainer, who m in appeared largest ever built for a con¬ victory will be lives, is net of what Monsieur will eat or Smith_K. O. .. g a C with which to back the boxing ours." million wrecked untold Joe Beckett. .X. O. 1 hovered about the challenger like a risitors are champio tent. The advance sale of seats indi¬ bodies, treasure, drink; it is of the order in which Mon- 1920.D. of nurse unmistakably than there was en when Caí cates four and a half years of time. But he McCIoskey. K. O. 3 couple maids all day. If a ¦d in the Thursday, tho largest paid attendance for sieur shall eat and drink. To consume Grundhoven. .K. .> pentier money went r-..i never let up, and at the end facts had O.'.'. perambulator had been handy Francois ..'rom Sioux City or Say- begging. an event of this type. The gate re¬ the potage before the hors-dceuvres is Bat. Leviiisky. K. O. ...'.".'.'.".', "4 and Gus would have insisted Large wads of Carpentier cash arrive ceipts and the to be Bouts been held to compliance with his sense not probably feo New late last purse divided be¬ Hereabouts of what is The Germans had fitting-" upon wheeling Georges around the Yor; determina- night on the French line tween the principals establish a new fitting. "I want my pottage first," said Bill yard. La Lorraine from Havre, and com record in thi^ respect. not camped in Paris. McNutt. A. Good compromisingly practical. missioners individual (Afternoon) But this vague historical instance is I Trencherman backs of'their fight representing "The bout itself has created greater ISoyle's Thirty Acres.Jack Prmwsey Responsibility Declined Managers Express Efforts to find out and in Paris to an occurrence just what Car¬ rough syndicates went scurryin interest, both national and interna¬ ¦<: Georges Carpentier, 12 rounds: pale compared that An immense bowed through the in a frenzied t Babe Herman vs. Joe took beneath own discouragement, pentier ate for breakfast, lunch and or smooth por city effort tional, than any other contest at Metronjra, place wholly my eyes the head waiter. This was Utmost Confidence the ring vh. two presently dinner were not success¬ v'.r;- s gave voice last gel money down. The shortene any weight. After the Paekey O'Gatty Frankle Borna, years ago in Nancy. And that's followed the of renunciation, to-day very odds seen _d to be something of promotion of Dick Griffin vs. Midget Smith. Jackie when Bill McXutt tried to get his by light ful. Everybody who has seen Georges oiniuns. the iiriii! ... soup to La Lorraine's Johnson-Jeffries match at Reno in either Mi« key Uelmont or before his hors d'oeuvres. "After all,*' he murmured, "you gentle- In Their Battlers in action with the table toots declares vd to Understand passenger 1910 I that no future Willie Spencer, Gene Tunncy vs. Soldier men are allies. You wear the glorious many of them to thought bout Junes and .la«!; Renault »s, William Slavins war corre¬ 1 he swings a wicked knife and fork, but having expected fin could equal that battle in Billy Miske; McNutt, khaki. With your lives you are de- verdict was that the price 5 or 6 to 1. general in¬ eight rounds each. spondent, and I were dining in one of the only authentic information your wil vin a knock-out. More French terest, but a short span of eleven years fending the very institutions one of over-trained could learn Den-pscy by money and Carpentif has ( Evening') Nancy's famed restaurants. We had for the moment, and Kearns Looks for 1-Round correspondent earer of the rioters are on their here on tr produced another which, only quite as he himself over the front way heavyweight ..Qneenshnro A.C. i.(in;r Island.Harry just returned from the front, and Bill have me draped ! be into liner which is title bout greater in every Wills vu- Täte, 12 rounds. temporarily, you would lift. but was that had pasted tem- France, racing across tl respect. Billy ( this story is not about me) was hun¬ well.but must remembei Victory, Deschamps yard gate Carpentier livion in the first round, Atlantic toward Hook in a '¦£ base this statement upon the Bidgewood Grove S. C..Johnny Green "Very you for dinner. Ko man could Sandy de vs. 10 rounds. gry. He was hungry, he had relaxed the all soup family selected stanzas further te effort to reach, her pier at Fou number of applications for press seats WiÚle Reese; that house declines responsi- Expects New Title Holder mistake the sounds that came his being in an expectation of tasting and disclaims the formation of a gurgling epic. teenth Street and the North River and the fact that virtually every coun¬ to bility from the room. twelve-chaptered time to allow her of the fullest all the refined joys of precedent.very well, you shall have dining All, or passengers to get try the world will be represented sey battleground will soon come upon an By Kearns Soon after breakfast, Georges, Paul Jersey City. It was said last in one manner or exquisite civilization, and, having your way. We bow our heads. We ar« Jack con1 night thi another at the ring¬ the biggest thrill known to sport, the already several months in finis." Journée and Charley Ledoux, his spar¬ ruto cha'lenger spécial boats would be on hand side. first flash of a second when two Manager of Jack Dempsey left the house and start¬ the great Franco, knew how to maneuver per¬ And, on his toes and ring partners, i der. passengers across the rive "Aside from the usual and stand face- to face with the rising striking "We to ed walking briskly through the woods .' whence they would trifling heavyweights fectly through delicate intricacies with his right fist his left hi expect win over Georges Car- 'he various be carried annoyances in connection with a all completed and noth¬ of a palm, to the rear of the house. The rain lobiles to the scene oí the pro¬ preliminaries French menu. So he ordered. It shouted sonorously: pentier in three or four rounds. I will and when po n opinion figi motion of this magnitude, ing; between them but extended fists was a to hear him was coming down heavily with y ringside reservations were mai everything poem order. So "Bring the gentleman his potage!" not be if the little returned in about an has moved smoothly. Both or their hold¬ so so ' surprised Dempsey stops him party n reless from La Lorraine and t! Dempsey intelligently, attentively, exhaust¬ "The potage firsl said the waiter hour all were as wet as the and Carpentier and their mam ers within less than forty minutes of so not in the first round. This, of de- just - France. ge ively, wisely', missing even the He wanted to be sure. j course, vir- have time. TI are tho Tribune correspondent, but seemed to -,- proved easy and reasonable to ng ast, entre-mêt, nor the injunction to warm "The the head waitei pends upon the style Car- from New deal with a four most the potage first," adopted by mind it less. support Yale Man from business standpoint. expensive fists that up the Burgundy.just a you his voice rs and Boxing Moguî I that the an na has yet been able to present, the little, repeated, and, again raising pentier. Georges was given a brisk rubdown sincerely hope bout will know; the temperature of your hand. as though he were the en¬ Wilson and then in warm ¦efor of HARTFORD, Conn., July 1..A Sta prove an one for the of in pugilistic announcing "The Dempsey who will defend his by wrapped Athletic interesting spec¬ And the waiter, discreetly touched by trance of the king: "Bring the gentle¬ blankets and put away to bimmer until Commission, recently create tators to watch; a benefit to I, and they carry possibilities of this a title as world's is the problem, the led .of when evidence of soul kin to his own, man his potage!" champion fastest, lunch time, ft'vi a tough life, this box- ¡vising boxing among other thin; wonderful sport of boxing, and without Corbett, wrote it all down so that he would not said nd the irnor Lake Fitz and Ji ffrii s were "Yes,'' Bill McNutt, "I want m> hardest-hitting, gamest heavyweight fighting. At 3 o'clock this evening to-day, i unpleasant aftermath. in their prime. make mistake. r s on eludes Moses ¦is the of that any ige fi t." who ever stepped inside of a i Carpentier was sest to bed by Des- King, boxing instructor "Without preference or choice as J.o chance, course, He wrote it all down on a and The waiter this time ran off at full ring, but he seemed in the best cf ba1 Yale. The others arc Frank M unit tho I they will also carry a distinct touch of pad, After the fight is over I think champs, are principals, can only say: the then started toward the kitchens. But and head down. He vanished be- every humor in spite of the reprimand, and they Hartford, and Thomas E. Ni May fi rce if brace the 1 one who saw vociferous London. Donahue, best man win in a sportsmanlike man¬ drops as he walked down the aisle of white hind the kitchen's swinging doors it will agree with me. ten minutes later waj said to be sound pión sup¬ ner." challer.L'< r in the first round and the and "Dempsey is in better condition than per: 1 y are baei. realizes it has crystal-shining tables he happened After a while he reappeared. He came asleep. not_ ¡uddenly paid to his the in order aisle between 'he has ever been. He has trained hard After the household was cash, out over a million dollars to see the drop eyes upon pad up the the resplendent j snoring .'¦' tu refresh and and faithfully and I never felt more ! heeded our wi ing to bet curtain rung clown before it knew what his memory. He stopped, tables finally placed beneath Bil, peacefully, Deschamps sig¬ turned and stood once more at Bill McNutt's incredulous nose confident of winning a tight. I am con- nals of distress at *:he garden gate n the chai' out- Multitudes the play was all about. "Can happen," vinced that he will beat Await Tliriîï McNutt's elbow. "I His hors d'.uvres. Carpentier and and, accompanied by Wilson, came the philosophy of the Chinese, is also beg your pardon," do it The aments as the of the And he suid, "but here on my pad I have decisively. champion is big-1 within hailing distance. With genial philosophy fight game. written Oh, About the Fight! ser and stronger and even a Gus as Francois 1er Dcmps almost can when two 'potage' and theu written 'hors greater acting interpr'ter, At anything happen d'oeuvres.' " But what has all this to do with the fighter than when he defeated Willard gave his views as to the part Carpen¬ eher Carpen- Boyle's such hitters, who are also swift and two Aeres" light? I am asked. years ago. tier will in the to-morrow. is the man who von the "Thirty Refers to Pad play fight trained, stand face to face in easy Again )-.-___.__.__ "That's said Well, it has to do with the French "Dempsey is in great shape and will The gist of what he said is about ranne. right," Bill negligently. who, in the case, have to dc do his best and if beaten as follows: from the --un-ki \ f Cuba man who can "That's all present will have no Up big hit with either fist, In the hectic interim ferry, tube and right. Go ahead.I'm hun¬ with the And the excuse to offer." "There will no to-morrow. has come a flock " iasts of a Human Tidal Wave because he light. with Frencl be fooling Begins has twenty pounds to spare motor are cai ie multitudes di¬ gry." idea of what is fitting, which has to d< is in better .esque complexion. in and because to the scene of The waiter Georges great condition, Rolling Over the weight he can take rectly the final answer, departed, but he had gone with the French, and hence with th< than he has ever been in before, and they know but Jersey more than a normal amount of painful where they can read in big print the only a little way down the aisle before By Francois Deschamps es of Georges to the he fight. we will offer no excuses on that score. Dykes Big Arena punishment without caving in. closing chapter that lies beyond any returned. "I beg your pardon," he The word the Manager of Carpentier Of course, it would be to s*y but tl .¦,' recall distinctly or "but I think is a "potage," by way, jusi silly Carpentier Allotted Outside Chance prophecy any dope. The end of the said, there misunder¬ means "soup." "I flatly that Georges will win, because figure of Jess Willard (Continued trom page one) two years' waiting is at hand. Highly standing. Here on the pad as I wrote confidently expect Georges Car- . .,, is Bill McNutt wanted his beforf to win can't tell what will over the battered hulk of Jack Carpentier allotted an outside emotions will soon it it first and soup pentier the world's heavyweight: you always happen chance because he is wrought have their down, says potage then, his hors d'.uvres, and did not it. from m a fight. i a few years aigo left all European rivals strung out in known to be ex¬ chance to quiver to the thud of flying only secondly, does it say hers get championship Dempsey inside of -. Now, if Mister tries five rounds. "The will not be unless un in the a battered row in the wake of his ad¬ tremely quick upon his feet, because gloves, where all that both men ask is d'oeuvres. It is my of course. Dempsey to-day Georges has trained faith¬ fight stopped he is a skillful boxer and ! mistake, to pass Monsieur Carpentier the and is in the best it goes the limit or there is a knock¬ bean. vance. because hs a fair deal so that the verdict beyond Monsieur really wishes his hors souj fully condition of his On the one packs the power to knock down before the hors d'.uvres. life. out. My Georges will fight as he never Canada for Dempsey side, Carpentier is the any any doubt can be "The best man won." d'.uvres first, and then only his And Monsieur because he wants that most man has ever man once he lands with full force Carpentier deems \< "His long ring experience has fought before, Then ana read of the dangerous Dempsey potage." not that be fitted] He isn't one giant not as as or upon a vital spot. He has not but fitting he should given th< him for any form of attack and every championship. worrying beii ;. whi s and blue met, rugged Wiilard Bren- all, "No," said Bill, "I want the.what before the hors bit about to-morrow when he nan, but the one many things that the do call soup d'.uvres. member of the Carpentier camp, from and goes ribbon? and left and un¬ only who combines champion has, Oxford-Cambridge Team you it?.the pottage first." ensue an being bloody and one of these directed by fate The waiter started There will quite argument. Georges himself down to the man at in the ring he will go right to it." conscious on the fl-'or of a sun-broiled speed, punching power, ring general¬ may away again, but an before Monsieui the eîTort has been made to ship and experience to a marked de¬ be sufficient to add another upset to Here for Tennis Match soon wa3 back. "I will serve monsieur quite argument gate, is supremely confident of the Every pre¬ O. They read that this list. Carpentier accepts the soup before th< outcome. Georges will be serve the true Gallic flavor and spirit a man gree. These are four of the five main sport's long 1..The com¬ the hors d'.uvres first?" he slipped, Carpentier accomplished by for the And even if Dempsey wins, there is PHILADELPHIA, July and hors d'.vres- the new champion before nightfall of whit Descamps told us in this burst named Dei That ob-i qualifications fighting game. bined Oxford-Cambridge universities coftly insinuatingly. Or does not. of of course, it is diffi¬ impression The or to take the added uncertainty as to whether "Look a-here," said Saturday." confidence, but, Hten other one and was still other, stamina, ability he will tennis team, which will meet an All- Bill, beginning cult to do when transposed into Long that the a wallop and still move forward, has be fast enough to drop his op¬ American teem at the Mi rion to warm up, "I have already told you. working so strong yesterday to be in the ponent in the first round, or whether collegiate 1 want first." Island English. However! land were yet proved Frenchman's Cricket Club, Haverford, to-morrow, my pottage to leave his republic case. Carpentier's speed and skill will be arrived this and The waiter once more trotted.but Carpentier plans camp bac; th pieces of eight and enough to him out of afternoon began prac¬ not the third table here about 11:30 o'clock to-morrow ible material from the Champion Favorite on Odds keep danger until tice on the Merion courts at once. beyond ere he City to Take Care after lunch has been served hi3 relentless pursuer shifts team trotted back. "1 will serve monsieur Jersey morning finally The consists of C. Ready H. On the other side, Dempsey is far within range and lets the old McCarthy, the "hors d'.uvres he and then motor to Port Washington, - haymaker Clark first," said, vice-president of the and away the best man that Carpentier fly. Cambridge; Hopkins, Oxford; R. firmly. board a motor yacht and sail to Jersey in Havana, arrived ever an who has all R. P. Barbour, Oxford; M. D. Horn, Of Swarms of City, where he will land about 1:45 faced, opponent The consensus four "The deuce you will," roared Bill in Automobiles en r gives Carpentier Cambridge; J. W. Lourey, o'clock to a of motor¬ idore last night five of the main qualifications, and who rounds to stand upon his feet and Cambridge, ironic fury.only he did not say be met by detail ¦- that it and C. F. Hepburn, Oxford. As a learn ç,-.- a ieat and d< dared in at least three of the five is superior watch his chance to plant the deuce. "The deuco you will! Who's Acres will be the oh- cycle policemen and then motor in > see winning they will play in the order named. Boyle's Thirty pavement of the arena to for him to his opponent. Therefore, Dempsey knockout. But there will be no eating this dinner anyway, you or for thousands who will being the old Belgian roundabout way to ready Others from odds-on favorite dope U. S. Fenno jr., Harvard; Philip I?) jective to-day block type. Some of-these are enter the on time. lose. is the to win, despite upset in this fight if Dempsey wins in Leland Bring me my pottage and tout-de- be making their way to the further ring to any other the of European experts round Neer, Stanford; Wallace Bates, too!" fight by reduced in usefullness by the presence ' proclamation any beyond the first. suite, motor. The the University of California; Fritz Bastian, Automobile Club of Amer¬ of car tracks. But the big quarrel. Among that the French wonder has been greatly These are the uncertainties attachée of Comes the Head Waiter ica has realized this, and has issued di¬ the distance to be Government Collector» who Pre here for the fight aro underestimated in this country, where to what is considered University Indiana; Carl Fischer, covered over them is not great. The almost a certair University of Pennsylvania; and W. The waiter, altogether crushed now, rections for getting to the arena. These inters and business he has elected to do the most impor¬ finish, in so far as one can frorr directions announce there will be police arrangements are complete, and roen, and it "was said the dry tant of* his under the judge T. Mallery, Cornell, were selected to¬ after one look of supreme appeal park¬ under the rules established To Take Tax at Gate along part training records, past performances and looks as the all-American toward the marched ing space for 7,000 cars, at the rate of congestion v ¡art night that they had cover of secrecy, leaving the observer upon the of battle. night college team ceiling, away will be eliminated as far as circum¬ WASHINGTON-, July 1..Revenu« day These are th< which will meet a toward the kitchens. But he did not $3 a car, on the municipally owned rth- Commissioner Blair a blocks of coin on the in. bewildered doubt as to what hidden uncertainties that will hold the combined Oxford- letic field outside the stances will permit. However, the to-day deputized pent- Cambridge tennis team to-morrow in reach the kitchens; half-way there he just Jersey City number of cars large force of revenue experts for duty :' them having placed forces he may throw into action when up attention of the 70,000 who hav« an arena, and there are numberless other will be great, and all to 1. and the exhibition match at Haverford. obliqued and made for the head-waiter. as well as the to-morrow at Jersey City during the theii [ds of 4 and 5 the bell rings eipht-ounce paid in more than a million dollar: And in another moment the head spaces which may be utilized for park¬ ferries, streets, will be a Cana¬ their merry tattoo upon to see what takes when j crowded, and the wise motorist will Dcmpsey-Carpentier prizefight. Wright, prominent gloves begin place Carpen waiter stood at our elbow. ing purposes, at fees ranging from Uncle Sam's collectors to be on hand dian lives in Toron¬ shouidrers, arms, body and jaw. tier rips in a or Four Horses ?3 to not allow himself plenty of time. Hying right Dempsej Fall, "I understand," he said rather $10. Parking will be -m.i- t> receive taxes which must be to. I for the big show and Upsets, miracles, overthrows and the counters with a left hook to the Letting se-j on the owners paid body verely, "that monsieur demands that permitted streets. Car by everybody who cither sees or has that Dempsey has carried rest of it are thickly scattered along They know in advance that o Winner for who their cars on thor¬ Cobb Out for Three Weeks a right Pay $228 $2 his potage be served before his hors park public any part in the fistic festivities. the a Prophecy and final Carpentier's may upset the . large majority, sport's highway. dope at an; CINCINNATI, July 1..Four horses d'.uvres." oughfares will be arrested. CLEVELAND, July 1..Injuries re¬ Latest computations to-day showed eita^tion vinca seeras to be at vari¬ result are often as wide apart as the .moment and they know in advann and their riders "I want A traffic zone has been established ant- fell to-day at Latonia my pottage first," said Bill ceived by Ty Cobb in into a the Treasury will be enriched by up¬ tude taken by other outposts of a Siberian frontier. For if that Dempsey's left or right, properl; in the third race, Jake McNutt. by the Police Department, including sliding came introduced a enabling Field, base in ward to $1,000,000 in taxes. British possessions. all the near-certainties true the into vital sector, wil an outsider, to win at $228.20 to $2. "But, of course.and monsieur will about half a square mile around the yesterday's game with Cleve¬ Peter A. Porter a business mar. thrill would be out of as about close out the that land will jr.. big sport, story airead; Three of the riders were hurt, but not surely understand, monsieur being a arena. No car will be permitted to probably keep the Detroit Harvard Coach Aids Braves &f Buffalo, will carry to the ringside stolid crowds yawned and waited for has run into more words than a hun of and taste.this enter this zone unless admission tick¬ out of this that dred histories of the seriously. person intelligence manager the game for three 1..-The Braves are afternoon the firm conviction the end. world. The accident happened in the stretch is impossible. In France we serve the, ets to the arena are shown for all oc¬ BOSTON, July will win in decisive fas'-'.on. is to win because he The crowd that is now weeks, surgeons announced to-day. In leaving no stone unturned in their ef¬ Dempsey Dempsey picked great windinj just as The Virginian, the favorite, hors d'.uvres before the potage." cupants, not including the chauffeur. a hook slide is well among the because he is a fast and twisting upon its to zone doing Cobb spiked him¬ fort to find greater strength. Jack represented is in good shape, way the Jer was moving toward the lead. The Vir¬ "I want my pottage first," said Bill, This is bounded on the north by self in the knee. Five Harvard baseball has ring legions and here agr.in the went his and man on the west stitches were Slattery, coach, is ginian down and three others fell crossing legs looking the Montgomery Street, by necessary. been to tour the Southern waning ail toward the champion. '...ver him. The h in es were straight in the eye. Baldwin Avenue and Clifton on engaged John of the Cham- falling Place, states during the next few weeks on a Russell, president Harold K., with J. McCoy up; Loyalist, "For years." said the head waiter, the south by Fairmount Avenue and for Detroit, is stop- Nolan "I have waited here and Grand Street and on the east Center Double-Header in. Fiatbush scouting trip players. Measurements up; Hondo, \V. Heinisch up, and sorrowfully, by m and he seems to of never have I served the j Physical The with up. potage before Stri ¦'.. Ebbet.! Field gives a of one in that Virginian, Tommy Murray bargain matinee Canada's Cricleiers Lose ing every the hors d'.uvres. For a century Motorists using the Cortlandt and this afternoon, when a double-header ¦rd down to the bat this restaurant has stood here on the Besbrcsses Street ferries will go west between the All PHILADELPHIA, July 1. The Mo¬ V' bb's when he says Cricketers to Visit Cubans, champions of rion Cricket Club defeated Col¬ Ticrers, and England Grande Place; never once during that on Montgomery Street to City Hall, Cuba, who last winter won from Ridley *6iy that will Champion PHILADELPHIA, Julv L.A Cricket has one been served one Babe lege, of St. Catherines, Ontario, on the emphatically "Dempsey Challenger century any potage then block to Mercer Ruth's Yankee team win." right Street,, while in Havana, team, selected from players of the before* hors d'.uvres. For centuries to Colgate Street, to Center Street, to and the famous Bacharach Merion grounds to-day, 114 to 92. J. Mayor John Galvin, of Cincinnati is JACK DEMPSEY GEORGES CARPENTIER Merion, Cermantown, Frankford and has the art of of delicate liv¬ Giants, of B. Thayer, of the eleven, was "«" cooking, parking place and arena. Atlantic City, will take place. winning for the fight, and, while he per¬ 26 year» Philadelphia cricket clubs, to be known ing, been studied in France. In all From the For -second Street high scorer with fifty-one runs. son*! v years.Age.27 as the will in¬ j ferry, beliares that the chances of Philadelphia Pilgrims, of those centuries, some of them at the top of the hill, turn left on Fifth «ach man 6 feet 1 . . . .<«..5 feet 11 inches vade this month ¿or a series are about equal, the army of inch.Height }£ England glorious, never, never has-¦ left on the "hian3 who have of eleven club matches. Street, again Hudson Eouie- followed him east¬ 192 pounds. Weight. 172 pounds Explanation Offered vard for a distance of three and a half ward are about 98 per cent for Demp- miles to Glenwood - .eyand 2 e*nt 74 inches.Reach. .73 inches to Giants "I want my pottage first," said Bill. Avenue, then turn DEMPSEY pe« for the Frenchman. CARPENTIER Rawlings Reports The head waiter held his right on Bergen Avenue and left on wo-r-e Morris. Boxing Commissioner, 42 inches .Chest, normal...... 41 inches BOSTON, July 1..John Raw lings, gulped, Street to w«o»e home is once a hand to his brow, regained strength Montgomery parking place TICKETS in Amsterdam. N. Y., is 46 inches li inches substitute infielder of the Braves, j the thread of and arena. (All Prices) ON SALE TODAY «I the opinion that will be re- .Chest, expanded.43 returned to Braves Field this and his discourse and at Dempsey to-day, went on. From the 130th Street ferry, turn left B winnf,r in five rounds. The 16 % inches .Neck. 16 94 inches time as second baseman for the Giants, MADÎSON GARDEN until 12 o'clock Anmi "Beneath every one of our customs. at top of the hill into Anderson Ave¬ SQ ~°any del gation, quartered at the .Manager McGraw to shift to on* 18)4 inches. .Biceps .14fá inches planned I beg Monsieur to remember, is reason, nue, Hudson County Boulevard, and ai'.'. the Commodore, is giving Frisch from second to third base in thence as routed from to '.' WarTa_i_a Sf«¡e its 14}4 inches. Forearm .13x¿ inches of the clear genius of France. The hors ' -.y-second champion moral support, but its place, Patterson. are Street ferry. Prices$50,$40,$30,$25j201$15,$10 members do d'oeuvres.they light tid-bits, deli- not appear to be allowing 914 inches.Wrist .7 H inches to whin From the money to do any The Bill cately piquant, subtly spiced, Dyckman Street ferry, fol¬ jae;r talking. 33 inches., .Waist. 31 inches Double for Bears up the stomach with oh, the lightest of low Palisade first turn 20,000 ADMISSION Dûj's from the state are Avenue, taking $5J50 TICKETS "ut capital handing The Lincoln Giants play the final flicks. After that comes the potage, ¡eft Sylvan turn that and worn line to the 23 inches . inches along Avenue; right r-««eet frayed ,.Thigh..23 double-header of the series with Tes- liquidly filling What the void thuä on Hackensack and left into on that, while their sympathies are reau's Bears at to-mor¬ Turnpike Sale in Ticket With 15 H inches .Calf.16 :i± inches Dyckman Oval created might have of too much, and Anderson Avenue, thence as above. Wagons Outside 5" feel that row Carpentier, they U afternoon. So far the Bears have leaving, deliciously dulled, the desire Many of the streets in «"Tipeey will prove too much for him. 9 inches.«Ankle .8 inches won three to the Lincolns' Jersey City games for the entree which follows. Mon¬ used in reaching the arena are noi Police Lines in JERSEY CITY Cespita all the Dempsey sentiment sieur would not ask U3 to I to A really upset especially adapted motoring, the »