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Show ' 12 fHE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 12. 1921. 0W1S 1 BIG STAR PERFORMS TODAY SENATORS ONE-SIDE- EEATOM TOMY -- . JOHNNY K1LBANE SIZES UP ON PIRATES HIT CARPENTIER AND PRONOUNCES; GAME GEORGES HUBBEL HARD DANGEROUS OPPONENT D i to Kelly .or Morgan Twirlfor Peaches in ue Baseball Contest Osden's reconstructed baseball as gregation will tangle with Mhe league: .leading Brigham Peaches at Lorin 'Farr Park af 3 p. m. sharp today.nns who attended the .contest between these two team3 last week were accorded some . snappy baseball and; ex- -' l the contest today promises to even .ceed the game of last week. Dave Davenport, former St- Louis American league twirler, and holder of the major league strikeout record, will perform on the mound for the Gun-- ners. Davenport was sent to the firing line last Wednesday and showed the fans present that he was the goods by striking out six men in a row. Davenport has been twirling for a team in one of the fast coast circuits and is in. perfect condition. Samide may perform behind the platter, providing his split finger is well He received an injury in the game of last Wednesday and may be out of the game. In case he is unable to perform. Murphy will work behind the platter. Murphy is the youngster who make such a hit with the fans last week in his first game at the initial bag. WERT FOR FIRST Wert, a new man from Spokane, will hold down the initial sack.today. He is considered among the leading fielding first sackera, Hildebrand will play one of the positions providing he arrives in due time from the northwest- He has been going great guns of late and is expected to be one of the best short-- " fielders in this circuit. Dawson, the classy left hander from Victoria in the Pacific International league has 'also arrived and is ready to take" his turn on the rubber. Stubby Peterson, the flashy little outfielder, will, be on deck in the left field pasture today. Peterson has been out of the game on account of a broken finger. Brown, and Murphy will play the other two outfield positions providing Samide catches. In case 'Murphy works behind the plate, "Willett .will trot around in the center pasture.' Stub Hardy will be pitted at the far corner. This little chatterbox has the ear marks of a comer and has already made a decided hit with local fans. 1 MORGAN MAY PITCH Just, who will perform on the hill for Manager Joe Van' of the Peaches is not known but it is. expected that either Morgan or Ambrose will be sent to the firing line. And then again Van maysend In his left hander, Kelly. Kelly has twirled some good games of late and is in first class condition. Former; Manager. Elmus Gober of the Gunners will hold down the short-fiel- d Peaches. Gober position for-thwas signed last week by Manager Van after Barry had departed for the Northwest. He played a flashy game at the shortfield in the contest against Logan last week. 'i Two umpires will be used in the battle today. Special- car service .will be in effect and a record crowd is expected to be on hand. Davenport will be the big feature and he is expected to set the opposition back in flashy order , Dave Davenport, holder of the strikeout record, and major league one of the greatest considered on ever performed will that twirlers the rubber in the big show, the heave for the Gunners against Brigham Peaches this afternoon at JLorin Farr Park. Davenport is a six feet eight right hander,andstands bats right handed. inches tall, The former St. Louis star has been performing .on the coast during the past few months and is in the pink of condition. In the contest against the Smith-fiel- d warriors last week, Daventhe first six men to retired port step to the plate via the strikeout route. n The big star has signed an contract and will heave all of the Sunday games on the local lot according to Manager Ed. Willett. The contest this afternoon will ! Seals Take Close One From Angeles; Beavers Win in Eleventh fx r' . . f .js'f r"i v.. Pan FrancUeu 3 p. m. W. I.. 4 4 2 3 Sacra rnento Seattle Vernon Oakland Los Angelea Portland 17 Pc Salt 3ft 3 33 32 32 3 31 3 3 2 3 39 45 Pitt-bu. NrwvYork iM ; v 1 4 j un.ws vi ;kt i"10. one-side- . . ki-fie- ld - :S .4?2 .444 1 31 .J40 Poton .41 0 i:s v lts. 2. 3. Iu'. I- - -- Sr .r. j i .: 1 ' ? je j ' ..HO Philadelphia to It. 030 010 3 . f. K. 3 10 1 0 ico c:o to Il.iT.erir Hubbell Jknd Petrr. Ad '..iTn and Schmidt, CINCINNATI. Jure 11. Prooklyn down to defeat by 10 to 0. the ihu'.tinc out the vllfori with wa tlven ierfert suprap. andLuyue not a P.rooklyn man reached port and Foneca made four ihird. U.m each. HeJnle ;roh practicej with h P.eds toiiy but refund to play. I'iiu'.urs t toy ,fnt i 1 ' 4V' S ' ' : - " .- -- ". M - f :: - v 1 lluh X fi ! I i J. : Srorr. 'UP x 11. 0 009 00& OPC Hrooklyn inr:r.naU il.T K. S Six 10 1" 0 Palley and Miller. Lu'jue and Harirraxe. s:( trim-min- , . .4: i rr H - ' .s;2 prTTSHCnO, Jun 11. "Hie Pnv-tuPirates defeated I'hlladelphia to- -' 10 to a ty hUtlnr HuLbe free- hv wert to b.t in the p ;1. Nine menwhen the PSra icorM ir.ntr.s ;T.h errors 'five rur, on fix bit and 1 , n:s PhlladelphU Cincinnati 10. New York 3. St. d .1 0. Urooklyn Chicago 11 .40 1 21 Pl'.tsburr Pet, .CTJ 1C to . PhiUdrjphi. ! kc - : Prooklvn jChiraso iC'inrinrail Itcsult. 'f ....21 :..v..22 r 'Hnton 1 Portland 2. Seattle 1. Snn Francisco 4. Los Angelfs Oikland 8. Vernon 4. 3. Sacramento IS, Salt . SACK A M ENTO, June 11 The Senators trounrod the Been, 15 to 3. here content. Loral today in a players touched I.everenz and F.'llo?: for twenty hits during the game, winNlehaus twirled a ning with pane. good Kni( for the locals. K. If.. V. Sore: i Salt Inke 2 20 Sacramento Uatterles: Levrnr. HUlott n nd Lynn; Nifhaua and Elliott. 11 HAN FRANCISCO. Jun Seals won n. unappy baU3 from thAnKels hTn today, the score b"in 4 to 2. Crandnll and (VPmil both twirled koo ball. K. If. F Score: 3 2 4 Iajh Angeles 4 San Francisco j Pattfrles: C). Crnndell and Paid win; O'Doul and Velle. 11 LOS ANGKLKS. Jun Th Oakn totiched Mcflraw and Love for seventeen hits here today, eanlly the TUer. S to 4. The Tlsr obtained but thrto his durln? th game. "F.. If F. Score: s 17 o Oikland n 4 3 Vernon Korh-ler; Kremer and Pattertes: Winn. McGraw, Love and Hannah. sharp. rr st. rMiis ; ." '.7 national t.iir;iw. v.. u v ; ,:,: .fir: :.:. :: 4 1 Og-de- start at j I - PACIFIC! COAST LKAUUi: Dodgers Blanked By Fast Red Team; Giants Meet 8 to 3 Defeat ! , ..,.021 Smith. CHICAGO. June 11 Crover Alei-jatxiheI4 )loton to five scattered iblit while Chic a Co hit opportunely and rr i iitors. C to 3. Ale In th fourth put Chi- Jandrr's ir.p!f rag In from a It rent two run home. defete,l I he It. If Sr-ore- : Ho;n ChlcAgo ......100 liatterie: 000 300 00 311 CP 3 i C 1 11 WtaoB 3 and fhj;r. The I!mv. PORTLAND. June ' Net'.L Alexander and O l'arrellers won an eleven-Inninbattl from 2 1. to the Kainlers here today. ST. LOFIS, Mo.. June 11. FfLoul on the rubber for the local, alIts winning streak today by c jrontlnu'd seven m lowed the visitors but hi: kilham: itpi:Tii:u. fie- Its eighth conae-cutlimnrkinc up K. II. F. Score: New to I York J. ,3. 7 JOHNNY KILHAM!. h'ti il collided with , smith made a senftauonal de l l.- w;.-2 -Seattle ly running lii rhin 2 10 Portland I"ratlicrwrlab( (lumplon f ' Hncrofls long drtr j Into There - brn , t of talk about Car-- : ( Flf ven Innings. Who win ze fight? I cannot say; MANHASSirT t I June 11 Pve In the second Inning. field ' Batteries: Francis. Paily mu.ju.st made a clo.---- up of Zis Monsieur Dempsey, he ees tough, Car- - ,.r,.i'R. If. C. ,, ,,., ", , .,! Score; I taker. Pillette and . hallenc. , . Tobin;. I 1 12 1 am 010 001 York in ,r;. Fr.n.h pentier ....100 .the r;i Buty my way tough too, Xo tn ,he;NeW fACP, Vf, of yhm oo I called t hi, b.irrl. ad. ,1 training .M300 300 20x 13 2 IauIk An' I expec' to treat heem rough; in and ..nnhii. ,hnrinr t.ri.,i,m. -. non-on one hi of d.iylienton. lUtterir. lilinc Dougia rami, Zls Dempey, he ees beeg, I know, tu uUt " mak an)him turn hl, r;,0nenl ' i r i - Beside heem I am light an' small; ymm work wnen r. But, you know how the saying go; co wasn't performlnsi Th..'fhmn iiVork-- ! r.fn, "How beeg they are, how hard they fall!1 t onfor nubile an hit nduranre ,1ns; fT f'rene'h. i eumptlon. ) tlnii ticrno-ability; entering I I nevaire feel so fit as now talked with on Inert ir.g hi ami- him aflrrvmrd for rffort.i I W'niiiu-t.l i rf i zM ( a n il Marcot, my chef, he feed me well; pj,'eeI. ing more than an hout ; I have ze pep, ze speed somehow ih rh3!UnKr s campaign on the nower-bor- hlm for of n. e)VnKI sink zat I shall fight likell! (d,,s rront porch- an,, verv ,;t., tnrrCi ,v moill ,nr Its gen drej But please, I am not used to train of the old larni- crallv admitted in the lor Carp-nti- er Wiz zees so many crowds about bouse in which ho camn th;M ,hould !h" "man killer" gel Is quartered. But please,. perhaps you'will explain Wheelwrights ;tn n0 (,,motm ocki," there1i th would be(,flitt h"pe C;eorge Zat's why I mus' keep peoples out. for Ooorgp First Position With Three f.tsteht heavy weight j j , c m , uKur,.n '.4rj nt Irr has an ' 1 have ever en. One Lost rxceJJont c banco If he Mtck to long- I hear some experts zey insist Won, 11. Proof has he CHICAGO, in., June Although for the challenger that ran(J f;Khtlng. Deschamps has ze hypnbtique- eye! h i been national track the i using intercOllegl! wlcke.i a jacks wallop hlmwojf, and Well, I have ze hynotique fist and field meet to be held at etagT field hand nialnly rar,ai,!COMMERCIAL LKAC;Fi: travel-right : It ,.f while ,i,iivering Zat puts to sleep ze other guy. June 18, ly the National Collegiate In public - sparring lnK at hl(.h po(j W. PrtI.1 Jowill I Athletic ' association with mus' zat r .750 Th Lumber k really he Zey say to go' KILliANK r, nrhmai. pim will give away Wheelwright WIIOS 2 l Urni e Ir.ti. fi!f!, c. ur In Iho .667 nil. more national In character than any Maccabees mur.t Some twenty pounds m zls affaire? 2 .333 nouoiA lor ai I a izer ) ana ins n! her !v ' i "rT lLlim ..f a mil with the champ (.liT k Zat's nozzing to Carpentier; Nye's nlch nUi a 1 th" has the 3 all Office .250 to cost. Yurd partners, challenger ,ov,nd, j off ,Un I I ,of I'emp-try no care! keep Pouf, should worry; n eyderful left that is lightning l,ull-lik1 r rus'ien with his ting-ores of central WMtern athletes V Jabs and hooks. It was with this left ine wate hing alwa s for an open- Mondny's Sclwxliilr I sink I win; heboid. I am - pubch." their hat In the ring hortfy Maccabees vs. Wheelwrights at Ior-t- n hand that he Jabbed his way with Jo ,nir tlir filn,n an to Altrr announcement of lh Tres fort you see zat at a glance; that Irsl Hckett put the( opening Farr Park. ;oth ,hf. in,ioor nna outdoor rings1 rn rne and enm choola irera notsouthern I fight wiz courage for ma femme in lin ri lor rtt t S nr h.ngltsnmnn Mmln.'M lolul Tuesday! . r right-hanThe bhlnf'-roundfirst blow latert tntrlea ar the knockout in U Y.nrd Office vs. Nye's at Iorln Fnrr And ma petit fille back in France; train, ng In thoxe f.,r ped forge., lc roul and the outh- accustomed!'1"0"1 the bout Hrli mio big Park. I I K, Monsieur, leave you, mus go. yel! assurance that eastern wtxt, while Ills right crons Is a dandv nn.1 he t,. Be kind to me in what you write, lM"n1 lh,?lr wUl he haa been sel.lom Kho' has a JcrM-that ot f, at will acr"flying punch" him KVP been manifested Keen interem has ring I hear ze voice of Chef Marcot: ' n In officials never t uncorks have which and fcen (Jf rtc,,v"' room charge. awav !h fron (ianm in the Commercial league by both usej oeiore. ii may ic ir.ai ne n"iu- - champ. In the TT,e Criverslty of Waahintton haa r "Georges mus eat if he would fight!" rlr.E. tn.i workin entered Hurley, ita alar sprint man g players and fans. Two snappy con ing it out for July nd. When an op- - nh Journey and Jeannttte Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Enterprise.) to the chin occurs George, who pentter : U acrutome.l jlS tr. Vork- - who holds n mark of O:0S 5 in the tests were played In the league, last hurdred-yara dah. Hurley 1U0 ha h If u,ro'"- cn ;' " him d..s uy opponFriday evening while the games of low hurdles In the at irttei'd air on a into corner July nd. 0:24 heel-- . h Pratt and Douglas will repTuesday were also close. The with hiH nRht arm htralght out challe nger w ill bo m ehape ounce or sieam ani t0 fight hi way out than if h had resent Wahnglon In the wrigni number piayern connnue lo.ioro rum. is ivery Corbett Declares Fighters dash, lMh having recorda rf lew than behind his blow, and If It rot ben training for It. lead the Jeagiae.. having won three strength 0:50. Poje. who has hurled tht dis10 to a It's a land. that phot 1521 kayo; Must Labor Under Terrific (Copyright Kyn by Newspaper cus 1SI feet I Inches and tha shot game and lost one. The fast Macca- will result. Hurly Jo lleck'tl crump-- ' dlcale) 4& fet 1 bee aggregation Is in second place Inches, will carry Strain These Days colors In the weight events-with two victories a ad one defeat! ltOM IWIt V1,T while the Nye and Yard office tcum.'i! From the University f BY DEAN SNYDKI1. In the rear. Oregon. trail Tuck, who throws the 'avelln mcr Between now and the afternoon of All of the teams are well fortified than 13 feet, nd Walkley..who has and Georges , July 2 Jack Dempsey with stars. The Maecabee team has coered the mile In 4:20, will corr.e to Camentier will undergo a terrific one of the test looking aggregations to competa. Chicago strain. mental In the league and expects to give the htat colleg wH and Washington This is the "No' Man's Land"-- of anxclub in the league rac h tilt other yvj has Jenne. 13 feet who all which champions jda aulled for honors. iety throughtwo-m- il Inches and Itawley, 's rtar and challengers pass. to Glen Dee Manager place hopes . e r. - th disthe Wet little will Kerr, erltes a have Sayusan flashy It Is going to effect Dempsey far his charges In the Initial position In !.inco runnr of the rattling good Tl-.Oregon Aggiea hat entered University of Ptah, eleven. Time will more than the Frenchman. thinks tell, the league race before the first half will in all In the hort daahea and Elms in . Fno;jk enter the probability t"r,. James J. Corbett, L closes. Such men as Ifty Collin. fall. r Manner Kdxar Willett of the Gun- - the long aprln'.a, net Collins. Morgan, peardon. French and versity of Pennsylvania champion. of Montana, sprinter and J ners th mile will trot a ,iumbrr ff ,.enervous most is uni-'in' the 1 lifted Dee are fce Maccabee "Dempsey the and I tab for the. huri"ler. in Ierr1nof mile and half Idaho, welfht n the 04 this wbr the man. are otner ft!! Ithafternoon part) heavyweight champion I ever, knew," form)l western entries. ' the " i0cn,n " Carbett. "V 6 22 Urlgham of cans fat the Nye of fish has says Chilton star twirler nY MAX BALTIIASAU. A total of .? ",fy:, Dav And Corbett. the conqueror of the been planted this season by the Weber ,M,.,l,ntl1n.,n confer- nnrregationenport win to, the' ,vv'' was named manager of thel'"1 ,n h ." rru"LTrJ" grega lion, Noted " JMght Import. f ih seen fJ . L. for the locals. 7 ' .J' them i t alter ashas t1 to 'rr John Sullivan, have ana his club uame last and week isn great ,dr expects jrroiecuve uouniy a 9. He X. to ATLANTIC month. this CITY. June 39 J., come for the and go all men in the race UC"V (k. i past years. sociation, according, to a report made winner of the that ho has won all the ' Ad world's champion light i department ;3nn "Dempsey is the hunted now in- yesterday by Arthur F. Larson, presi- If Jack Dempsey defeats Georges Car week Is over. - . - rational w eieht. will v uriur of this in hea the neck honors woods champion- that 1,. two .r as Toledo at of the will 'hunter at It stead dent of the association. The federal pentier Jersey City on July 2, un- - Tho Lumbermen have displayed clasa he can. and he la therefore out to thfow l J? J'ton from and China the Japan grab fish hatcheries furnish 120 cans and be his last appearance in the ring, years ago. galoro in their games thus far and new 'c " " noes maiiia- ....... , during fm. 106 came from the state hatcheries "He has everything at stake. I"Irr' turt nf- .K..,.n,h.r less It is made worth his while to with a rood lead are confident of ' w,'!,, In ual winner th southwest point received from the champion by CARP IS COOL. jword The total of number of fish planted meet Jess Willard on "Labor day. finishing in front in the first half of meet this year, placlc nent. Kantel has won championship Alex Hoggan. winner of the hair'11,1" If he is defeated by Carpentier he the schedule which closes July 15. "Carpentier, who risks nothing, im-is reached 199,000. The fish were RainIn the hurdles, the h:gh Jump and nce his ttay the 440 yard daah. Davis and Weir. a cool, calculating fellow. He :r bow and Eastern brook trout. The fig- will seek a return match and, win or Manager Scott has one of the best mile and mile runs in the state meet malc", llliy tn lose in the event that Carpentier con- looking teams in the new loop. for high schools held at Halt presses me as a better waiter than ures of the association, follow: dah men. and Dietrich. Javelin latjln 22 6 cans of fish planted. will sents to meet him a second time, he enter iiintor Office the nine haa national Yard are other Teaa A. & M. entries-OTHU-hurler, the t Dempsey. He'll be spending the time month, Although new flinger of the 120 from federal hatcheries, won but one contest they have a championships at Pasadena during the Uwwn, between now and the time of the fight will quit the gloves forever. KTAIt Mir Gunners, looru? as one of the best 106 from NO ON E TO KIGIIT. The University of Mouth Dakota has scrarpy aggregation and will no doubt early purl of July.!la Smith, the Ilaat crooked mapping out plans of attack on the arm In the Northern Utah agT'ed In Manwere mile before the be 109,500. ouurter , to send any of Ita men who the of brook, The the champion. long. High sprinter. champion plans running will perform for the lo- break state or local Rainbow 89,500. "Of the old champions, 1 think confided to an intimate of years from ager Towers has signed some new men star of Dixie and Webster, pole vault- - loop. conference recEastern brook Rainbow Jeffries and Willard were the more orda previous to June II. Men who the west and he appeared to be speak- and in hl opinion his men will walk er of Ilrnnch A. C. will also be entere-- cals during the present week. morose during training grinds. They State home with the bacon. In the national title events. have 91,500 64,500 under thla ing in all sincerity. Fed. hat. Today's game starts at 3 p. m. sharp. alreudy were big fellows and couldn't dazzle are Jacobaonqualified In the daahea. Price 18,000 officials will hold a meeting 25,000 I beat Carpentier," he asked. "If plan league Follow the crowda. . All planted as follows their friends by fancy dancing- with June 15 at the hurdler, Zimmerman In the Jave"who will there be left for me to at the Standard-Examine- r Mlt champions of all descriptions 00North Fork m. an announce7:10 lin throw, and Hokenstad In the disto 9,000 of a is p. Yes. sparring partners. there according atpossibility to fight? introduced be the fans will who Beaver . ; "Sullivan was the aggressive nervous cus I 46,500 throw. on Labor day. but ment made last night. Willard meeting COPS HAVE tend the Dempsey Carpentier battle at BUSY worker and carthe star field events men of That .45,000 Higleys type. He wa 00 is uncertain. that City. The July following Jersey will of suNorth ried a braggadocio mannerism Creek west and the aouthwett will the 9,000 to JOB far Spring a chance "Therefore, YORE barring to make forward step hchamps Winter's Ponds keen have 89,500 preme confidence. no be competition is shown, howGIBSON meet SEEKS NEW Willard, there will ring their bow: Flyweight. Johnny Duffy; In the entry list from the Uni"Fitzsimmons and Johnson were ever. so I work I for can' me, and loaf, Joey Lynch: feather nervous types. They never "showed a PITCHING MATERIAL bantamweight. McGraw has mad a rtitinrt versity ot Missouri which Includes 199,000 as well retire with my title and might Kllbane: lightweight.! hitJohn ' Johnny weight, hla rescue cops, who work in Prut ua Hamilton who finished second 00with 'training grouch outwardly. They seek employment In other lines. Hennle Leonard; welterweight. Jack the stand during the game at In the decathlon at the Olympic suffigrand is true I will have "It that ' WilUritton: middleweight. Johnny nervous to also will send ,G. on chances take PI ; "I was me his TO Refusing always during thejMISS STERLING The new fangleJ games. Missouri cient money to keep me comfortably, rate urounaj. son; light heavy weight, ' George corpers look a a Williams re C IL high the Jumper, inat tension after during pitching an sjuad off km training nays, uut climbed lead long,me must I cannot work. but I children, and heavyweight Jack gamblers MEET BRITISH STABS idle life. the Maxwell and for hurdles a into rr.alnder of the season. George Gib Carpentier "Twill the minute I left and render be some day for the son has started several lines out for Dempsey. the ring for the fight. An electric first aid to any who may be feeling middle distance runner who has beatPICTURE riiAN'S. ' champs. some young hurling material. Gib .wave seemed to pass over me and left ill. The idea Is aalj tQ be the most en most of the stars la -hta section. "The motion pictures present many son Miss Alexa Sterling-,- American golf 00 me cool and calm.' are believes the booked Pirates for innovation ever presented at a popular no be will and there It won't he long until the grid can- ball ' : champion, now in England, la parti- opportunities Is DEMPSEY Alii- - NERVES. th the this and nd that year, pennant be to enquite likely will be reporting for action, rrk; well pleased with the treat- difficulty In securing theatrical PLANS STARTED FOR by other magnates. only thing that will atop them la a didates "Dempsey enters the ring for his cularly ccpird all from And d Indications gagements." the ment she has xeceived from. English In the hurling staff. morose look on his face. fights-witHe has twenty-sixt- h crack. season for will his celebrate the Dernpsey and fans and she'Ukea the STADIUM AT U. OF C. some attractive offers for Am will be a hummer. grand old game, :This is" intensified by the black beard players on the 24th of this made courses over there, but she deplores BRITTON birthday PEEVED are AT to erican Association who a hurlers bawhich he' always grows prior the almost total lack of humor in the month, and a heavyweight at that showing good form, but he refuses to ttle. V-- - ' PROMOTER RICHARD IlEPKELKY, Cal.. June 11. Actlva Is barely at his peak. If Demp- name them. Despite the fact that Jack Dempsey . more wears a of eearch-- English golfers. Miss Sterlin-- has al- age "Carpentier favorite Is to a be passwill sey big he retires, taken the therefore, ways battle cop e her golf, seriously, but she ater toward raisings funda for big expression on has never reached ing, expectant, Z. there are many la at Prltton City. six up years. ing Jersey beJack fully of a huge athletic stadium Jcly good when she fighting that getting climbs he. stage his fice when between the That Dempsey hopes to make a big for permitting only the newspaper people in both the United States and cause the Dempsey Carp enpeeved of California her match at the tier University ropes. The -- Frenchman " Is all busi- cannot appreciate a little humor even cleanup In the. forthcoming fight m men to see him, and then only for an France that harbor the belief that the l, hogging the fistic limelight. be taken about September II, will and ness. dHliiy fLiLfegiPPtonshlp match. anticipation of his retirement is re- hour three tlmea a. week, but it would French Ace has more than a fighting there are no demand, for hla rervlcea 1921. It was announced recently. "Of course nobody knows what tacvealed in a remark he made in the help matters greatly If he would let chance, lea. there are many Ogdenlte ft9 welttrwalght champion- Uritton The new California stadium. It is tics - Carpentier will .. adopt against all you've got Into have are we that several who knockout course, of a You down know will seal 7 6,0 00 and will be bars.' daya the stated bee. ago ha opinion.your would that fanning planned, . 'Dempsey. is ; punch. "I like Carpentier and I think he It fighting on a percentage." take a vacxtlon until after July 2nd. one of flneit athletic fields In the "There only one way to fight a "And Carpentier can hit, too. as his a fine fellow," Coach Malcolm b launch before a wtild a taak tea. Watson when In Web"but Ft It will be completed the the Un!ted of the Dempsey, said, despite campatgn champion roan who hits with Dempsey's steam. record shows. He er Normal Col ee wl hav- - ftn aMift. which h would meet every la always of good cheer. 1121 football "tig I the him. wish tn he for lad would more the out where in time get It is the until n thought he had a chanca aid to style "It's my ant him of friend a opinion between over when has the FtarTord could bubbles see that country Estmpsey th public fairly during him, University gsrae" coming the opening comes where you can put & fight on his hands this time.'v comes to visit hirrt- gridiron season. From the dope heet to cop th" 15 pound aUka. . and Callfornla- "He may have his very good reasons the early-da11- .- - g P!l-lett- JzRcrtort Qrczley- e, i - 1 ., 1 (tf-orge- s 1 : I I.-- ,--, ' . nnih-.r.ffiriir- xv.l r,r.n, LUMBER NINE . LEADS LEAGUE 1 :lrd v ke-nr- - r ! x . ;' r Hn, h.' MA NY ATHLETES I ht j ENTER NAMES ! Maintain j ! e - - .1 ,. fi-- 1 - 1 o-.- n n-f- H.-1- 1 - e -- ! vrelte-footer- A CK NERVOUS: tod ! s. d . ' - 1 FIGHTER, CLAi -- Car-enir.- 4-- ht .V'" ; ?' Tt- Imiy - 1 J d r;-yar- lttrr be-'t- cj 4-- S. 440-yar- d 1 . 3 Wath-Ington- 's I - mm, jack FISH 280,000 ;poKT CHATTEfwf PUT IN CREEKS MAY QUIT RING By Jl VARDEN & e ! j ag-i1- Kn1i r" I 13 f K-r- - . I1 "f1 f .'I -- rr-iu- j lal-j'"- 1 ! ..- - 1 : lke state-Easter- T'V - i rt- n -- d - -- : ....... . INNEW 2- -- Wlll-lam- ; ; and-ramblin- - " . fifty-secon- ; v ' j con-alructl- cat-lik- on -- ' . . - O-- e , -- y V 1 1 |