THE --EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1.922. : : ?M: HARRY QREB WOULD BE THE BEST OPPONENT FOR CARPENTIER

CARPENTIER VS. By Edgreii BILL M'KECHNIE "BUSY BEE" STYLE OF GREB GREB Robert J?

EX-GIAN- V T, IS NOW 't PREVENTS FIGHTER SETTING PIRATES' MANAGER r 1 having to Now Jersey pil- -- 1 Difference in Boxing Methods of wear the . lows Instead of the four ounco gtovs i v...the Pair Should Make Car- - used In England und Franco. This ' took some sting of George Gibson Resigns as the . pentier Bout Interesting of the out the an blows ho landed on Dempsey's chin. Leader After Team Is One. But, of, course, Dempsey's punches wefo muffled Just as much, and ho Whitewashed. might have brought Carpentler down quickly ounco gloves. I By Robert Edgrcn. 'with four Ba-lia- tl ' In tho ring Carpentlor Is as grace PITTSBURGH. Pa., July 1. . At present ojjly two cham-- B 1 vorld's ful as a tiger. His movements aro fans hero wero surprised last ylonahlps In boxing are held outside l.,r sure and swift and smooth. He drives night to learn that a change of manne the TJnttod States tho flyweight and his punches straight. He Is In and t gers In tho Pittsburgh team had taken I too lightweight. Several Amor-- away like a flash. He is beautifully i accurate. He uses his left hand as place. After yesterday's gnmevMn Icon boxers crane to England have to well as his right. He usually wins wnlch tho Pirates were shut out"ttl'l lake the flyweight tltla fr i Jl. j with a hard left drive over the heart, defeated 6 to 0, George Gibson.' Ih't "Wilde, Who has been u: tablo In the following with a crack on the chin manager, called tho players toge,tli;f flyweight class for years, with the right. In tho Dempsey fight ho may huve led with the right too liefore they reached the shower bathfl j ' Only ono American has him, bnten much, but that was bocauso ho found nnd told thorn that he had decided: dd wthd only i. o( -- fAlGHT DRop that with the J i his only chance was to get tho right CwRPtTvtR. atlEt omx. or resign In tho Interests of the tbarrn advantage. Kid was over to Dempsey's a knock- fair Herman chin for UTH THE Kltb OP BVOIAT honlnir for n chnneo of fortunes. '"' matched with '- - when ho lost tho out. HAKb PUNCH HC ISTvJRHlNei UK 'f)'r V Is different lANtGt Gibson said that ho 'had no blame '.bantam 'tlo to Lynch, and went i Harry Greb of an entirely ot--4 DBAPaeV , V MAM AROUHDT lighting type. He Is a big Bai Nel- wnv aujuer any one, but that he felt the "team "sto"flght tho English champion In the son, but busier than Bat ever vas a 4 ounce GET HlrA. offW should have another manager and raurhl Slighter class. Herman dellbc- - y Without any great skill In boxing, possibly do better work. He thanked 5 'came In overweight, expecting to rather ungainly In his unexpected them all and said ho was leaving wfuij movements, apparently planning In by simply paylr-- r out a fcejjng of resentment ngnlnst.,en; avoid weighing fight goes along never ' nothing as the all his weight forfeit. It would have been waiting for openings, never circling, of them. He wished them tha' xiit Hildreth Scratching Entries possible and hoped they would reabh 5 Judgment on Wilde's part to re- - before plunging In, never stopping a o better position In tho race. The player1 80 to go on with Herman, but nc second to gather his resources for single punch, ho Is mo-i- t were surprised, as they had had' hn disappoint crowd decisive the Many Ugly n't want to tho awkward man In the world to fight. Starts Stories warning that "Olbby" was dlscourig moment, so fought In at the last and Boxers are lost before Greb bicause They have been striving to get oulof ju, eplto of the dlfferenco In weights and he doesn't respond to tho usual box- rut for some time, but tho pitcher ing movements. T!lth Little Truth in Them was knocked out. have failed dismally In recent gamefu world's championship Is He doesn't know any mare about nnd what good batting they dlspktyj Theother backing up sidestepping tnan a "Georges or against Billy McLaughlin, Hephalstos, has gone for naught. "ir,w ,fcelT by Carpentler, who took racing-ca- r There's no jso in Rancocas Had Good went driver. Trainer Polly Ann othors. He decided Gibson left the club house and the ht title by beating feinting at Greb, because he doesn't and to tho office of liamoy Dreyfuss, tbp try to sidestep or about to avoid Reasons 'or Withdrawing that even that was too tough a spot, President, whore he tendered his resig- Battling Levinsky. Levinsky claimed shift and any " as Parting of his horses nation, and It was Immediately accept decision n blow, and so a feint doein'l trick It because he had taken a leaving openings. Feinting His Starters. meant a trip from Belmont In a hot ed, giving the Impression that It was Bl htm into by management) oVer Jack Dillon in 1916. But Just is half of a skilled boxer's bag of van, decided to scratch everything. least desired the Pirate Knobble, ho figured, might find a bet- After ho had departed for his homo how far Levinsky went back after tricks. By Vincent Treanor. William B. McKechnle. the assistant OVU.Y ter spot, sny In tho Carter Handicap, beating Dillon to a decision in one of GREB STEALS THE WRESTLER'S A FEIWT. bo manager, was called In and appointed Sam Hildreth scratched on Tuesdny, whoro the routo will manager. He takes charge their many engagements Is shown by STUFF. BECAUSE seven In day at once.. Bu Rancocas horses from the furlongs. Later the McKechnle Is a local boy and former ,&oTH KAiMtJi GoitVJ , his record. From October, 1916, the Grob'a ono way of fighting Is to card at Aqueduct yesterday all when Ilildroth came to Aqueduct and played on tho Pirate team aa wet) a date of the Dillon bout, to October, rush In persistently, keeping both lent ned that Mr. Vosburgh had put with tho Giants, Cincinnati Reds and arms going overy second of the time. kinds of stories wero bandied nrouiul 120 pounds on Knobble In tho Carter tho New York Yankees. He also played 3920, when met Carpentler, Levin he Instead of hitting in the usual way, as to tho reason thereof. Mr. Hildreth ho expressed himself as being sorry for and managed the Indianapolis ttfird sky fought fifty-tw- o ring battles and straight from tho side with well di sn't any too popular with some folk ho didn't run tho Wrack horso In tho when It won tho Federal League' pint' Von only six of them all on deel rected Jabs or hooks or uppercuts, he who mako racing a business, possibly Hindoo. So ends tho story which nant aevernl years ago, and was then may professional Jenlousy. nnd many whlBporlngs tho transferred to Newark, N. J. Ho-.J- :j elons. His real finish as a first class hits from wherever his hands hecruso of caused so In popular with tho players and It Is. have swung to after missing or land League Averages accordingly some of thorn weren't paddock, tho club and oven on hej boxer came when he was foolish Major house lleved that the team will take a ,braq ing a blow. A punch may como up Live Wires particular as to what thoy said about tho lawn nt the track yesterday. under hi management. enough to meet Jack Dempsey In 1918 from his knees or down from over his him In connection with the with- knocked out In rounds. head. LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. ByNcal O'Hara drawal of his entries. and was thrco NATIONAL Though tho opening of tho Sara- SERES WINS FEATURE . When LevlnBky fought Carpentler he Ho introduces a bit of wrestling .300 HITTERS. .300 HITTERS. If what wo heard from ono source toga season Is a full month away, tho Itan-coco- h wis fat and slow and had lost all trace stuff. Frank Gotch once told me 11. could bo given any credence, tho good people tho popular resort aro RACE AT VELODROME riartr. Club. A.I1. II. P.C. Player. Club. A.B. r.C. "What would tho big lcaguo bi' of of the skill and dash of his earlier that all wrestling was a matter of Hornaby, St. Loul 217 97 .30.1 Slsler, St. Loul 289 124 .420 tjalner had become Involved In talking horse, nnd eagerly awaiting . y;ears In 'the ring. putting the other fellow off balance. Ilarnhnrt. Plttsburch 63 23 .38.--. Btephenson, Cleveland .... 109 43 .301 without Its Boston and Philadelphia?' a Jam with the stownrds. Another gates George Seres of France won the Rowdy, 120 40 .383 Ilellmann, Detroit 236 DO .381 the opening of the for what one fighting theory Is he Doiton sneers a baseball scribe. yarn said Mr. Sinclair, owner motor-pace- DIFFERENCE IN STYLE WOULD Greb's that (ialntr, Bt. Louis 40 15 ,37.' Speaker, Cleveland 211 70 .374 that, premises to bo thr most successful d bicycle race.) thn 04 And tho correct answer Is that It must not let his opponent "get set" urtnsltr, incinn&u u .so O'Neill. Cleveland 175 .368 of tho Rancocas Stable, peoved at not season In tho history of tho assocla feature of the big meet at the iNc.uf. i MAKE BOUT INTERESTING. 121 Collins, Bt. Loul 30 11 .367 would bo bottomless. for a blow. Margrave." Cincinnati 43 .372 being In on the wagers cashed on Plchnrd T. Wilson KrVlIin " argue against Miller, Chicago 162 58 .M0 Zachary. Washington 3.1 12 .301 tlon. President York Velodrome last night. The But that doesn't Dempsey by keeping Suswoep, Edict, Cocur do Lion Secretary-Treasur- er "I can beat Illgbee. Pittsburgh 262 03 .3SK Cobb, Detroit 207 73 .362 and and George H 45 Tho 81 rider covered the distance in rou- ability. Frenchman him on his heels, where ho can't hit Daubert. Cincinnati 260 92 .334 Blue, Detroit 23S .331 At that, occupying eighth placo It Thcssnly earlier In tho week, had read Uull have been frequent visitors dur 'might beaten Levinsky at his Smith, Bt. Loui 214 75 ' .330 Miller, Philadelphia 233 82 .332 tes 10 5 seconds. Frank Corry of have me," Greb says. ..149 a strategic position. Nobody can ut the riot act to tho trainer. These ing tho spring nnd early summer class Tlerney, Plttiburgh 108 37 . 340 Basslcr, Detroit 00 73 Australia, after leading the flelcPtyor best. He's a first He tries to keep them all on their Crimea, Chicago 237 81 .342 r uiierton, itoston u .i.J.t tack you from tho rear. stories really had no basis of fact, In superintending tho Improvements and good enough to beat most heels. He beat Tom Gibbons by rush- Duncan, Cincinnati aou bj ..vu Keete, Cleveland 6 2 . 333 vestigation showed, nnd they are re which have been carried over a period twenty-thre- e miles, got a puncturedrjtjlra of tho second class heavies and have ing him off balanco giving Philadelphia 133 45 .338 Hooper. Chicago 204 86 . 326 peated simply to show tho ani- when he was threo laps in front, and and never Walker,le, Philadelphia 222 74 .333 van under. Bt. L.ouia 4U 10 Yalo ended her season In a blazo ul horo of more than two years, and which any except the 87 n chance against him a chance to start one of his heavy llohwer. Pittsburgh 69 23 . 333 McManus, St. Loul 209 .324 glory aftoV starting Hko a false nlui mus that unfortunately Is becoming havo converted an nlrcndy beautiful tho time lost In fixing It cost htm the champion In the heavyweight divi- punches. Meanwhile he was pound- Ilarfoot. St. Louis 13. 5 .333 Tobln, Bt. Louis 2M 00 . 321 i common on tho track these days. plaiit into ono of the most perfectly race. Carey, Pittsburgh 235 84 .329 Veach. Detroit .'. asu vu .a- -i sion. ing Tom an endless shower of .318 Official Information on tho subject. equipped raco courses In world, with Hollocher, Chicago oo o .o.n Galloway, Philadelphia. ... 228 73 June-wa- s tho best month tho Braves the Corry, amid tho cheers of 10.000 speiV The best match that could be made half-ar- m .J-- u 2U1 i fllo race- blows that como from all Aldrldge. Chicago 4i i. Severeld, St. Louis .Jin have season. rained thir- Important to tho rank nnd of Money hns not beo spared In carry tators, tho race, and Carpentler Is with Harry Greb. boxing Uaroer. Cincinnati 23.1 75 .322 Hauser. Philadelphia 19 .316 had this It goers, forthcoming, so wo ing by follci. for directions and followed no rule. 142 43 .317 108 33 .315 wasn't out tho plans Inaugurated Mr. -- ht Toporcer, 8t. Louis Clarke, Detroit teen days out of thirty. , Ing the dizzy pace set by his mechani- the American He whipped Gene Tunney In tho same Henltne, Philadelphia ou 8 heely. Chicago uj .jh hunted up Davo Leary, representative Wilson nn.l his associates. Last year in ..u in 82 cal pacer caught up within u few yaffiii ,'champlon and It isn't unlikely that way. fight Tunney Shotton. St. Louis 19 6 .316 Jamleson, Cleveland 262 .313 of nnd agent for the stable, It was tho lovely lake with Its foun Alter the said: 40 .315 221 (.9 Miller Hugglns Is young blood. Hildreth of Seres. With only four miles Greb wbuld win. Still, It would be no use trying to be scien Southworth. Boston 140 Burns, Boston .Jii after nnd got something llko a real version tuins In tho ' field gavo a helping "There's Williams, Philadelphia .... 237 74 .312 Gardner, Cleveland 222 69 .311 More blood and less bono would cer tha' tho little rider went around and around )no cinch, Carpentler . betting for has tific with Greb. He pays no attention Moran. Pittsburgh i Uhle. Cleveland 39 12 308 of the situation. hand to Nature This year It Is tho at this poaltl'n, signalling to Mlllpr,jQ fcpeed extraordinary hitting Chicago 139 43 .30U Williams, St. Louis 260 81 .303 tainly help those Yanks. and to It. Ho hit me so often I didn't see O'Parrell. r: In effect It was this: Early yester- comploto transformation of tho area step on tho gas. He rode up on, thn Maranv e. P ttaburgn -- iu oj Boston-- 260 8t .305 power. stars, Pratt. 01 took look at between Union Avenue and the former run to pass hut his pace?!lo anything but and there wasn't Mcltenry. St. Louis 232 71 .300 J. Collins, Boston 200 .303 Connie Mi and tho German Army day morning Hildreth a Ser", lot The most Interesting kind of a bout a punch that came over tho way It Powell, Boston 13 MK .300 Wood. Cleveland 232 70 .302 tho entries and In his own way tried boundary of tho course at Lincoln the great disappointment of the croWd. 18 done very much slnco 1914. Is one In which tho men are entirely ought to." Mann, St. Louis 9 .303 Mclnnls, Cleveland 259 78 .301 haven't to figure out tho chances of his horses Avenue that has. been Improved so which was yelling madly at Corry) Fletcher, Philadelphia .... 207 63 . 304 Dugan, Boston 23 76 .3fv wonderful exhibition of riding. jfllfferent In style, and the dullest Is 67 . r tho cntlro property of the asso- Applying his wrestling Instincts nns. Pittsburgh ?" Cutshaw, Detroit , 223 300 In their respective races. Thoy didn't that Miller did pace are so mucn .301 210 3 .3(10 Rlckeys always go best In the sum presents park-llk- o ex- - not sec his human one In which the boxers Greb used a trick all through the Traynor. Pittsburgh 2;0 7. Palk. Chicago look very promising, excepting In the ciation a solid follower drop hack and kept on going! like that toch knows exactly what Tunney fight, continually seizing Terry, Chicago 130 47 . 301 Karr. Boston 40 12 .J00 mer, which explains the Cardinals' Handicap a mile, where panso that must bo seen to be appre Nixon. Boston 03 28 .301 spurt. Hindoo at Ileforn ha could pick up with hi pacer the other will do. Tunney as they bumped together and PInelll, Cincinnati Knobblo was to carry 110 pounds elated. again Corry had lost three laps. ,ll No two In the whirling him around, or pushing him Schultl, St. Louis 80 24 ..100 YANKEES. finished second, beating out Oaffpey, Car-'Tentt- Ono of dlsad antages of being World differ more than Greb and off balance. Immediately starting an- Player. A.B. II. P.C the Amerlcn's entry, and Llnart of Belgium, The Frenchman Is brilliant other whirlwind of punches before the Witt 104 72 .367 a big town Hko Philadelphia Is Unit who finished In that order. .'ft GIANTS. Schang 157 35 .330 It support two teams like the Makes Debut Eddie Madden and Willie IlanlcjJ his ring work. Ho is like a big cat bigger could get Into boxing M 18 .32, can Johnny Shugrue In man lack pc- - McNally won two-mil- e open professional crafty approach und sudd n Player. Meusel 139 44 .317 Phils and A's. the tanj In his position. 74 .203 dem race. Lang boxing by meet- "4H ol .301 Bcott 233 Verras and were buta attack. He learned At times this came near to the for snydV Miller 13 47 .285 In Local Ring Against Pilkington few Inches In back of tlioni, with Tay ::::: : 220 64 .26.1 Red Sox high enough ing a lot of first class American bidden line in holding and hitting, and 3 Baker The aren't i- - lor nnd Horan third. years .go, and In Bancroft 'J ..ijj Jone II .282 now to reach nbovo the ankles. several If Greb met Carpentler In either Eng Cunningham J ;s I'lpp 237 72 .280 Reggie McNamara, riding from scratch Young 24i .38 ptcts Bharkey to give him a hard battle, as two-mil- e a flfteen-roun- d fight with Joe Jean land or Franco he'd take some risk of - McMillan '! I" -- ' In the handicap, defftfld Clroh ' ' 2(1 .2 0 Recent Conqueror of Dundee Jack Is really training hard for Una con. x gained .In these n J,p Hi lluth I"" twenty-l- of the best professionals' rldT toatte. The skill ho disqualifications. Xehf 135 32 .2.17 TWO RACES teat. Bharkey la getting Into condlUon -- fSOS Fewster OCEAN To-Nig- at Ing wheel. enabled to beat Kng- - ' 2"3 M ht a The veteran Freddie 'llfllt encounters him If Greb fights Carpentler the . 1 Ward ? -- and Delmont Boxes Ixing Branch with Jimmy De Forest. Kris'" ...... 12 TO-DA- also a scratch man, finished llsh champions like Sullivan, Wells bustling HA SO .282 May 52 .231 SCHEDULED Y Mickey Walker and George second Frenchman will find this Smith . Ward, the ,.. 3ll 11 .82 Bklnner 22 .227 Club. and Ray Eaton, another scratch intOi, and Beckett with ease. stylo of attack disconcerting. It may J. Dames Hoyt m 0 .11X1 at Commonwealth Elltabeth, N. J., welterweights, who fought third. ' Carpentler Is a keenly Intellectual boxing Bhini'ers .273 Devormer 57 11 .103 Two ocean cup races are on the a twelvo round bout at tha Broad A. O, " offset Carpentler's skill entire. .::::::::":.:... ij 44 8 .182 The crack amateur Fred Spshber boxer. Ho Is very strongly built for ly and forco champion to Itobertson Shawkey for one of them a fall- of N'ewark, Thursday night, Ward having emulated the Australian MuNanlaril the Frfnch In- Causey ': - By Pollock. the better of It, drew a gate of $11,080. two-mtt- his: weight, but his fighting ability do as he did with Dempsey, and throw ing race and the other a competition John when he won the o handicap mind anil 4i : PITCHING RECORDS. cluding tho Government tax of 10 per cent. amateur race from field of fortyt tomes, chiefly from his alert all his chance Into boxing and trying DouSuV'v.v.v.v.::::: for power By a curious co- Johnny Shugrue, the popular Junior fighter $2,842. a cruisers. Kadi draw down which was three starters. Spencer was scratch marfl! Ability to concentrate every ounce of damaging right. .10 to shoot over a YANKEES. incidence the same number of boats, llghtwolght of Jersey City who has per cent, of the net receipts. Tha m T energy in the effort to win. in (Copyright, 1022, by Robert Edgren). ROBINS. Charley Welnert-Harr- y Foley fight his Pitcher. W. I.. P C. namely, eight, will start In each event, recently made a big hit with tho at the training, Carpentler doesn't show Player. AH. P.C. Bush 8 3 .727 same club a few week ago drew a gats DEMPSEY AND WILLS In 121 .372 Murray S .6"i und each event Is, In Its way, some fight his victories over $3,040. much, but In the ring tho change B. Griffith 7 fans by of ASKS FOR VOTE ON T. Griffith 15 M .333 Hoyt 0 .M3 MEET ON 8 1 salting battle will be TO JULY the i man Is astonishing, we ngnis 3 352 Bhawkey " what unique. The Champion Johnny Dundeo and Cene Mitchell 7 "J fighter Al- with caution until he finds his opening LAWN TENNIS BALL Winston 2'4 03 .339 Mays 8 .3.13 between three yachts of the New Ro Delmont, wilt make his first appear- Jabez White, tha veteran of TO DISCUSS BIG BOUT Wheat -- ,,t H 3- -' Jones - bany, N, Y.. who fights Carl Trttnalne of leaps In with apparent reck ,...- In of the In vioiiilly to- , and then j.nvrin .:::::: .,2! jj .323 chclle Yacht Club defense ance In a bout thin Cleveland In a twelve round bout, at an throws everything he has Walter L. Pate. Chairman of the Myers "ofl Challenge on Charley Pilk- Jack Kearns has set July 8 lessness and M 30 Brooklyn Yacht Club Ocean night. He will take open air boxing show to be staged at the as,Jhe two straight punches. Ball of United States Olson .. I'" LEADING BASE STEALERS. challenging yachts. Tho Into ono or Committee the Deberry " PJ 290 Cun and five ington of Harlem In tho feature bout Crnton Baseball Park of Canton, O,, on the day upon which Jack Dempsey and1 hi If he lands and finds his man Lawn Tennis Association, ent out a llungliiig 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE. rnce will be over a 282-ml- lo courso of twelve rounds nt tho Common- afternoon of July 4, haa left for Canton will meet Harry Wills and PMy New to and put on finishing maken he stands close and hits as questionnaire to all the players repre Slsler, Bt. Louts 20 from Rochcllo Harbor wealth Sporting Club of Harlem. to the touchsa to his train Mulllns, his manager, to discus and Iluethe'r ...l... JJJ J 21 around Block Island, thence southerly ing. as he can with either hand, tlm ?,50 Williams, Bt. Louis good scrap Wllllo fast sentcd In the National Association yes High 2" Hooper, Chicago of Long-- Island to and around Coney Prior to this possibly make a match for the heavy- Ing the blows well so that each has a terday. Tho officials desire to secure a :SS nice, Washington 1" Darcey of tho Bronx will meet Johnny wT :::::::::::::::::::: 9 Island to a finish line In Oravesend Charley White, the Chicago lightweight, weight championship of the world, knockdown Impact If It reaches tho as to players prefer ,i Wambsganss, Cleveland In soml-fln- twelve vote whether tha Bchalk, Chicago 0 Iinv off thn Atlantic Yacht Club. Innhouso tho of and Oeno Delmont, the Memphis fighter, Kearns is perfectly willing to make right soot. a lively ball for competitions upon hard Chicago 0 Tho power cruiser event Is unusual .rounds. have been matched to meet In a twelve-roun- d Mamaux 1 "3 Johnson, Just the match at once and to have J.hjg If he misses or finds his blows playing surfaces. Harris, Washington 0 in that It Is a lolnt affair between two bout, to a decision, at a boxing show complaint sev Club affair settled before the year Is .put, blocked he is out and away, circling There has been from RECORDS. distant clubs, the Columbia Yacht An effort Is being mnds by Matchmaker to be brought off at El Paso, Tex., on to find another opening. eral quarters that the ball In use Is far PITCHING PAUL DOYLE KNOCKS OUT of this city and the Atlantic City yacnt Flournoy to sign up Charley White, the the night of July SO. As Delmont Is a gam Tex RIckard, the man who promaejj) Carpentler seemed careless In tho too fast for high class lawn tennis on GIANTS. Club. The rnco Is for the Craig uro clever lightweight of Chlcaco, and Willie battler, the scrap ougtit to be a hard fought to promoto the bout, does not want 'IP clay courts. It Is argued that this ROUND has been no com- n SUvlnsky fight, but. In tho first half Pitcher. W. L. P.C. FENTOUR IN 9TH phy, for which there Jackaon, the fait Harlem llghtneliilit, for on. tackle the Job until next summer,, ore ' premium upon hard hitting 1314. Bight New York flfteen-roun- r was places a Douglas petition slnco d baltlo at an open-ai- boilng telnute he learned that Levinsky handicaps 3i the ground that the bout needs a year's while it actual skill and abil J. Barnes 700 ono leading con- und New Jency boats aro entered. how to to ataged at the Veledrome In the Another bout which Matchmaker Flour-no- y afraid of .him and that he had no opponents lively nyan 'n 5 Paul Doyle, of the to properly present It ax an,' Ity. The of tho ball early part next month. This open work " went Levinsky Causey .667 welterweight Rronx the of ha clinched for the air show at panch. When he after claim that tho present specifications tenders for Jack Brltton's would make an attractive contut, aa Whlto the Velodrome in the Bronx on the same traction. i to finish him and ho battered Bit should oe changed. ToneV 1 3 .250 title, moved a step noarer that goal SEVERAL COLLEGE STARS haa beaten till last Ihreo opponents ei night Champion Johnny Buff fight Dave Drlacoll. matchmaker for Ebbets that Jo of opinion, awn with rapid Are of punches that In the questionnaire sent out yester night out decisively. Lynch for the bantamweight Mtl, on July Field In Brooklyn, Isn't that ROBINS. last when he knocke.d the ACQUIRED BY GIANTS appeared befor Boxloc. him trrough tne day the players are requested to regis hard-hltttn- g eight-roun- d and he the Haied him and threw - Harlem welterweight, Wil- 10. will be an UTS.P between their vote In favor of the contlnua Pitcher. Ji- r.p. algned up Commissioners yeiterday and toiu tbc ter J qt Matchmaker Tlournoy has Just Johnny Drummle of City Harry rones. lie Fentour, In tho ninth round a Jrsy r4 Ebbets-McKeev- er of the lively ball or against Its con Ruether J John J. McQraw yesterday announced bantam- the Company wou(u In, the Dempsey fight Carpentler tlon Vane J scheduled twelve-roun- d bout at the Surf Trankle Jerome, the crack Harlem "Kid" Brown of Philadelphia. tlnued use. Is expected the 2 .500f'l list of college players who have ac They promote the bout and put It on not latar Jumped In and again oad landed It that Shrlver Avenue A. A. Paul finished his man tho weight, and Kid Wolfo of Cleveland. - time ' .462 mml-fln- o: Columbus Day of this year. total vote will be heavy, as practically Orlmes J There Hill come together In tho n than on tho heavyweight ' 29 with a solid right hand to the point of cepted terms with the Giants. Charley Doeaserlck. the S crashing punches 80 per cent, of the players of this Cadore ISO pounds, vtelgh In at " Ke Vs reason for naming July Is In Smith ; JW the Jaw. Fentour was coming along urn five of the collegians "the pick of twelve rounds, at matchmaker of tha Pioneer Sporting Club champion's chin. For a moment country follow court game, 2 V. bantamweight champlonnhlp because Dempsey and he aro to leave the hard Mamaux ' .333 until he met Doyle, who 1ms a de- field" McQraw calls his 1022 lot. M to tho nf New York, has been appointed match- second round these blows rocked 0 & .000 fast the as Johnny and for the West to resume, the Mitchell Ocorglo la Inflelders battle between Champion Duff maker of the big open-ai- r boxing show In him swing wildly cision over Ward and anxious Three of tho newcomers are night theatrical work. Thoy will be back In; Dempsey and mado Jo Lynch at the Velodrome on the of Jersey City stag open-a- ir ' was LEITCH SISTERS NOW to tackle Brltton for the title. Doyle Fred Magulre, second baseman from which will Ita first New York by the eighth. k to keen Carpentler back wnicn LEADING BASE STEALERS. weighed 141 and Fentour a halt pound Holy Cross; Wally MaePhee, Princeton July 10. entertainment at tha Jersey Olty Bast-ba- ll Dempey, who holds license No. v,r way, he was ON WAY CANADA Dase-ma- n n, Bob FtUslmmons's when TO NATIONAL LEAGUE. more. lnflelder, and Tom Davles, seoona Park tha second week In July, Doea- with the New York Athletic CommJ-lo- Uni- Happy Oorman, the Brooklyn fighter, and serlck expect to complete hi card of bout momentarily in trouble. and star football player of the fea- applied for a renewal of his Carey. Pittsburgh J nilly nyckoff will come together In the I trying to sign up cfrJ LIVERPOOL, July 1. Miss Cecil 12 versity of Pittsburgh. The two others, In a few days. Ha rtterday, which tho solons' granted. . HARRY GREB IS A "BIO BAT" Hornsby, St. Louis MONROE BEATS BRANDT. Mlddlebury College ture bout of twelve rounds at the regular Harry Clrtb and Jeff Smith for the main Leitch, former British women's open Young, New York H Harry Houlihan of nidgewood drove NELSON." golf champion; her sister, Edith, and Prlsch, New York LONG BRANCH, N. J., July 1. At ml Clinton W. Blume of Colgate, are weekly boxing allow of the taut. Bancroft, New York 0 Ocean night too, according Sporting Club of Brooklyn In the .When Carpentler was hurt by Miss Molly McBrlde, Canadian golfer, Chicago Park A. A. last Red Monroe pitchers, and good ones g Stat, ' of Yonkers outpunched of semi-fin- of ten rounds Chirk Kansas will Jimmy Kelly, th Bronx welterweight, and vaiwater-win- Peropsey's heavy body blows he clr sailed for Canada yesterday on the Dutch Brandt to Jicuraw. There Brooklyn for twelve rounds. was a Only signed a contract meet Harry Mulcaliy for ten rounds. Jay Lanahan of Staten Island wUI (lash I IcIeeT around and around, Just out of steamship Montrose. They will later visit It Blume has contest. the United States. EDWARDS STOPS ROWAN. slugging fost the entire route, with Mon He end Magulre are with the team now. will be a four and a six round In the main go of twelve round at th raace, avoiding Dempsey'a steady ad- open boxing show of th Brighton Box- Miss Cecil Leitch will be unable .to Danny Edwards, bantamwulsht cham- roe's heavy body blows slowing up the but tha latter Is not eligible to play. air MAIN SO vance and looking for a chance to play In any owing Regiment Armory, Brooklyn veteran. Regan McQraw also announced that Travis Champion Johnny Dundes. who battles ing Club at Bleco Park, Staten Island, on rANCV TS matches to an In pion of the 16th Silent and Sam Young shoot a left at Jack's body and drive jured arm, but her sitter plans to enter scored a quick knockout over Franklo Murphy boxed a draw. Bud Sprately Jackson, whose shortstopplng has been Jack Bharkey tn the main go of fifteen Monday night. Bcotty Malcomb and roRtAi.e evtRYVvflBiE that hard straight left to his chin. the American tournament, beginning Rowan of the 71t Regiment In the main outpointed Van Severn of Sandy Hook. a sensation on the Little Rock Club of rounds at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, on neit Denny, bntamwlght. will met In th LEARN TO SWIM 1 . v. Yimm Is itmt-flna- ! NOW: ' rounds, - RAitfliAM. ,lrn lA Thursday night, getting Into condition at of ten round. CUUtANTt CD BY (XL-- M--J : There's no doubt that Carpentler Sept 25. and will compete In the Cana- bout, scheduled for fifteen kt Jack Rafferty won from Murray LaVton I wio Ta.vii. ' hun 1 XTAD HIS. M0B0KIN - 1 t J handicapped to some extent by dian championships, beginning Sept. 11, tho 15th Regiment Armory last night. In six rounds. by the giants. Orange, N. , for the contest. Pundee ei- - : ' f 1 1 D