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Show 't K f 4u i itHU u i ;the salt, lake tribune, Tuesday morning, 7 , By ftAV PEARSON. Chic (fo Triboae-tt.l- t lake Tribune leeeed Wire. NEW .YORK. May 23 George Carpen-tlaccommodatingly peeled em off to day, and while some forty critics and a mob of ''snappers" cluttered up the barn gymnasium at Manhasset, he essayed stunts, sans boxing, which satis, training fled everybody that there need be no worry over physical condition If that were all that is necessary In the approaching world championship mixup at Jersey Citv. Europe's prise and pride of the ring IS in mighty good condition right now. Lack of "pumping" under sustained exertion made that perfectly evident ae Georges galloped through a series of conditioning exercises, which Included punching the eandbag and floor calisthenics. Working up to the "edge" Is a matter of little consequence with Carpentier In his present condition. He may take his own sweet time about that, and Francois Descamps, the wily maneger, In brief spasms of English, explained that great care must be taken that said "edge" is gained gradually and without danger of overtraining. er jU n i 24, 1921. r 11 -- for the first time to watch hljn In Action. Despite A violent Windstorm and threatening rain, several hundred persona, including a number of women, paid 34 cents to watch the workout. With the departure of Jack Clifford and tha inclination of Leo Houck to quit Dempsey had no heavyweight sparring partners available today. Larry Williams. who was scheduled to join the camp, faded to appear and Dempsey found It. necessary to box with Babe Herman, Pacific coast featherweight, and Alex Trambltaa. welterweight from Portland. After punching the bag ten minutes and shadow boxing for three rounds, Dempsey faced Herman, a speedy youngster weighing 111 pounds. Herman carried the champion along at a terrific pace for three rounds, stepped in and out and around and connecting with an avalanche of rights and lefts. Dempsey made no attempt to exchange punches) contenting himself with blocktwo ing them. Dempsey then boxed rounds with Trambitas, finishing the Workout with soma callstenics. i Dempsey went on the road this morns He log for the first time In a week. covered about four miles, taking ms two Belgian police dogs. At noon he addressed a convention of the National Independent Periodical Distributing Frenchman Impresses Visi- tor With Hi. Appar-- ent . "Perfect Condition. may By mi tamo ow to trM ft r Patented January 13th, 19x0 g, To Alexander Graham Bell will always belong the chief honor of inventing the tolephone. Bells work in itself superseded the efforts of Page, whose research was advanced in 1837, Bourseul in 1854; and Reis about 1860. In 1878 Bells transmitter was itself superseded by Runnings granular carbon, transmitter; since perfected by A. C. White, whose solid back transmitter has practically displaced all earlier forms. Eagels and MishkindGo Six Fast Rounds; Briggs and Darren Are Even. Georges in Condition. All America undoubtedly Is Interested In knowing how this Carperrrrei person looks and the impressions one gets after watching him cut loose in his training work We eorfess that Georges looked very good today, and admit that he possibly might have appeared even better had this day not been a cold, sloppy one with a drizzle accompaniment. It was really no day for workout In a barn with both ends open. But Carpentier was on the Job, because he didn't want the scribbling gang which had come to get a line on him. Wo asked a couple of those present what they thought of Georges' chances after the polite European champlonsbwlth a "good-by- , gentlemen," had race rubber-shod, to hla living quarters, and this answer came from one of them: "If you can forget about Dempsey. Carpentier certainly looks nighty good." Of course, there Is a chance, and a big one, for Georges to Instill In the minds of those who watched him today, a more favorable Idea of hla fistic caliber, for the next time we Journey- - out- - Long Island way It will be to see the challenger swinging the mitts Into his sparring partners It takes glove work to demonstrate 'fistic prowess. George Eagles of Oakland and Abid Mlshkind of Salt Lake, both in the lightweight class, fought a fast draw In tha main event of the Manhattan card held last night at the Hippodrome, Able fought an uphl bout and was doing the most damage In the last two rounds. Eagles fought the local boy to a standstill in the first two rounds. Able not scoring many dean blows The third round waa even, with Abie doing the boring in and getting rights to the head Tha fourth waa also even. While the fifth went over big for Able, when he hammered away with rights and lefts to tha body. In this round Eagles was caught by a heavy right to the face, which, slowed him up for the rest of the bout. At the close of this round the coast boy was worried and pretty well worsted. The last round broke even, with the bas fighting hard at the bell. Frankie Darren of Idaho Falls and Red Briggs of this city fought four rounds to a draw, although Darren was the on winner good, clean easily blows and aggressiveness. Briggs opened In his usual up good style for the first two rounds, but then stopped, when tha Idaho boy sent stiff lefts to the wind. During the third round Red scored a knockdown when he caught Darren with a wild right to the head, but Frankie was right up and hammered Briggs all the way to the bell. The last round Red was content with his usual covering style, while Darren kept forcing the fighting. Kid Sparks of Pocatello won onlte technical knockout when Kid Bair of IJS- - -- "Secret Workouts Unnecessary. ' Francois Desi amps the superstrategist of the French outfit, pointed to my Klppenter" this afternoon, and, mixing French with English, made it understood that he dota not consider there ia any need of secret wosfcouts, while the critics aren't present, and stated that Georges will box his prettiest regardless ot their presence. That, is taken to mean that the Frenchman will train only three days a week. and, when questioned on this point. Descamps said Yes. that s the Idea. You see, Georges is in such wonderful condition right now that more work will be unnecessary. It doesn t seem likely there will be much use for the Indoor ring for Carp prefers to box In the open. The outdoor ring la ready and the slamming of Paul Journee and Battling Henri Marcot. the later gent being the one who doubles in eheffing and boxing, is scheduled to start Vednes-daweather permitting Then the next Friday, when the relay carries us to punching should be merrier, for Joe Jeanette, the huge black boxer, and Italian Joe Gans have been signed up and - will be on hand. Talking to De scamps today, we learned there was a reason for the outdoor ring being held to sixteen feet. inventions develop slowly. Here a little detail. There and so on, until you can hardly tell when the perfected device finally took shape. Here in the New Improved Gillette is one of the startling exceptions. At one stroke micrometric precision , exact to 11000 inch, and these three fundamental discoveries, the Fulcrum Shoulder, Overhanging Cap and Channeled Guard. 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It was Sparks bout all the way Walt Heart knocked out Irving Jacobs of New York in the second round of their d scheduled waa go Jacobs outclassed all the way, taking the count of nine In the first round. Heart sent a hard "rabbit punch" to the back of the head, which proved to be the winning blow, Kid Ott won over Henry Field via the knockout route in the last round of tliefr d bout in one of the toughest bouts staged at the old mill Ott hammered away at hla man, counting rights and lefts to the face all the way, but Fields would not go down. Ott scored Desires Small Ring. knockdowns during the fight, while "I want Georges to keep In close con- four one in the fourth, Henry to tact with the men with whom he boxes." be put scored down for keeps when Ott only got up he said. "He should fight at close quar- the Connie Richmond, "'fighting ters." newsie," and Dick Morgan went four Can It be possible that Carpentier IS rounds to a draw In the opening bout, to make a fight planning which waa easily on a par with the of It with Dempsey? headliner. Richmond got in the most The addition of Jeanette and Gans to damaging and possibly earned a the camp makes four sparring partnera, shade due work cleverness In getting and it is unlikely there will be an in In with leftsto tohta face and his aggres the crease One big man and one little man i vJnR will box against the European each training day, a. this is planned to give George. fhedfiUt two rounds but from thenoS a punching workout and also a speed per- and especially m the last round, Morformance was outclassed An effort to compare this French gan As sn added attraction. Bud CoHler and In with Jack Dempsey ways Willie Patten went three rounds to a challenger that do not- concern pugilism is next to draw These bovs are In the tissue paper impossible. Carpentier evidenced a The usual sliver shower followed temperament today, particularly class, when It came time for him, to punch the He found one platform too loose, Close bag on the other the bag Jumped. He while protested loudly and often to Descamps. Trophy Tomorrow these defects will be reme, ' died, Cliwe pliy featured the first round mn tehee Between Carpentier and Descamps, the eecli of the three eleeees of the Nee house rest of the camp members are kept on In st the Country eltib A food many of their toes af! the time. Today Journee. trophy the Marcot, Wilson and a young Italian In feitedscheduled matches, however, were forthe group never took their eyes off the Following are the scores only Georges while he was training Tlsss - decree Von Elm defeated F g. Their eves followed his every movemnt. Murphy, 2 upj J T Brunn lost to Bartlett Admiration sticks out like the noses o'n Wicks, 2 down nod 1 R. r Oemmell won by their faces, and they see nothing ahead i default from T M Edgell, w A Larkins loet R Halioran 7 down and , A K Bell but triumph for "my Carpentier. itodefeated . W L McLeod 2 up, James Inffetaret , and GOLD and Traveler Outfits In SILVER Shaving Sets old-typ- ordeYicejyQU.knQw.nQW. .. - , $5 ; ... - .v new era in shaving the era of precision , of results. exact and predictable It is worth any mans money no matter how attached he may be to his razor or old-typ- e Gillette. V ' " , JINTE - The Gillette Company assumes full responsibility for tha term old-fashion- ed y, i It opens up an entirely Finer Shave Longer Service More Shaves from your Blade four-roun- old-typ- $75 1 ice of-- Gillette Blades when used in any GENUINE Gillette Razor either old-typ-e or New Improved Gillette. But with IMITATIONS of the genuine Gillette, it cannot take responsibility for service of Blades. four-roun- t The New GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO., BOSTON, U.S.A. Improve close-quarte- fk high-stru- Play Features Golf Tourney &AZ021 Boston New York Chicago San Francisco A- Montreal London Geneva Paris Milan Amsterdam Port Tokyo Madrid Brussels Copenhagen Sydney Singapore Calcutta Constantinople Biienos Ayres Elizabeth Rio de Janeiro Shanghai I DEMPSEY TRAVELS THREE FAST ONES N i kAJsTIC CITY, May 23 After a tmpey resumed train rft ing today and the public waa charged t Ion eon won from Claude Freed, 1 up, G B Matt loet to Georjr lefionx, 9 down; Frank N BotteriU forfeited to WilMatp Rilerbeck Ytw fe H J Teerv loet to M!a Florence Hellonn. 1 dona; J, E Gailgher defoulted to Liard TReeter L. W Bowles won bv default W R. M alker won by from Fred Hornting default from C B Rue ley; Dr I B rritrb-loswoe by default from Dr A. (. Wherry; Jam W Patera 4 I A Hulloran defeated I Tonkin won bv John H Patrick, CltnvUnd, 1 up, Gamuttv, 1 up, default from Jo B , l (' W T Butrn won by default from Hamid Smoot W V1tkim won by default from J C. Collins, Josoplj Decker defeated W. Cl Hutitt r 2 np, If Grut lost to bnrlt Dr K B Bight defeated J Tyni V Martan, 2 up, A Merrill defaulted to A B Ppmltroke K H Rolnpp won'by d fault from Biegel, Bishop J 8 Liass draw a bye. ' !oph Music Decders Schedule Fast Contests Scheduled in School League Today Two games were plaved yesterday in the The Jaekwvn grade athooi baseball league won by a Oto 2 score over the Mbit Her, and the Lowell girls defeated the McKinley girls, Id to to are 1 number of garnet whedtiled for On the Municipal dismmd at 4 oclock todar the Irving Junior tam rtlrlshm 1 class A III pay the Stewart Training team, ulntnrs 2 class A winners In division Bill Lund Games for Recreation Don't you spend a good deal of money for some kinds of personal comfort, and go without others of mors Importance; The most satisfactory glasses you cpn get will give you more comfort in proportion to. their cost than anything else you can buy. Globe lenses may be fitted .with any sired mounting. In a large measure the attractiveness and comfort of a pair of glasses depend on the mounting. And the mounting to select depends on the features of the individual wearer. It Is part of Globa service to give particular attention to the mounting that will look best and feel best on your face. de- SPECIAL Shelltex frame with lenses fitted t o your yes, sxsmlna-tlo- n and css complete The music dealer of the city are not to he outdone by the other Industrie of the pity in the formation of a basehs! league Ther got togetbfr recently and organised a sf club width will give them a little recrea Don after their t'diona hour in the store The stitedule wilt he?in with a kb toe tonight between the (VnohlatNl Musie company nd the Pa v nea Beeb club on the Hawthorne school grounds A bit of a ceremony will priced the game a A T, Christensen, the patriarch of the impdc deal era will hurl the first I tall. The managers of the iluh entered la the JU ( onsolideted Music company league arc don Heaps Payne Beebe H P Kcts, Bees-le- y Lee Besh j , ( lark OLoualdln J F. Clark. May 244 oneolidatcd vs Paints Beebe May 2fcBfe!ev a vs. ( Inrk 0 Uuigbltn. May 81 Conaolidated m Beetders June 2 Paynes Beebe, va Oiark OLoughUn. onuolldated ts Clark OT.ougliilu. June June 8 Da rne Beetle f Betslcy . June 144 lark 0'lAiithlin v Beeslcya, Jane June a Paynes Beeleya 21 ( July July July Julr July A to oi idta Jar your beat onsolldated. ( 28 4 laifc (VLoujrhltn optical in co. 7 Years Salt Lakt City ' Walker Bank Buildin 12 14 16 21 27 20 Consolidated Beeslers Pavnc Beebe va t lark OLoughllo. vs Clark OLoughlln ( onsolidited Payne Beb rs Beesicy a 4 pmnesprebev August 2 August August 9 - August H August 1A August 18 August 23 August 23 Un. Ayguat SI Brealwv vs BmhIcy a vs, onsdldnted. Consolidated lark U Loughlln 44Clark 0IjOughUnva, 8sptfmbr Bathe, Consolidated. J Beasley a vs Darn Beebe Beealeyk vt. lark O Lmiahlin C onsolldated vs Dnvses Beebe. Consolidated vs Beetley t Daynea Beeha vs Clark 0 Iywirh. Consolidated vt Clark OLmtghlla, louistilLe Entries. race six furlongs Twinkle Blue P4 Tom Morrla Id) Moneys Mad W, Jacobean Httea 104 Big Son 104, Bert 104 Billy Connor PH Ortova 105 Cobalt Lass 1U5 Mel vtn 110 Kd Garrison 110 Huhv 110 portlight 120 115, TtoHus 115 Hereafter Wilson the Great lift La Pernlere PH Tin Nephew lift, Nancy Wyalt 04 Black Hackle 115 Second rat's four and 1 half fnr.ongs Lug 115 Honato IIS, filr John lieve 115 Htonewal) lift, John Finn 115, Judge Brener 115 Mont Jov lift Bet .Mostle 115 Hhkory 115. Pebenero lift, Isorelca lift. Royal Palm 115, Treasurer 145 Za.k Terrell 115 Third rare, on mile and a quartergandv Mac 106, Badswortha Last 110, Docod IP), Honolulu Boy 113. Fourth race one mile Castlereagh 108 Tribune 108 Planet 108, Gold Digger 111, Brother Batch 113. Fifth race, four and a half furlongs Rock minster 110 Adrentnr 113, Bresdslhane 113. Lord Alisa 113. Btamp 113 Better BHIt 113 Bjxth rare, six furlonga Mile psxle Oft Courtship 110, High Cost . lift. Distinction 118, Flags 128. Heventb race, one mile and a sixteenth MTstcrious Girl 1(9, Bea Prince 104, Inquiry 104 rtermont 100 blaster Bill P9 Kewpie ONeill 100 I beer Leader 100 Legal lot) fj.l gtaa Queen 100 Accelerate 100 Banry Hhannoo 114, Matinee Mol lift. General Half lift Ule r Julr 2ii5rSouTH First onsolldated vs Pa vnes Beebe. June 28 Clark Olxwighlln tr f onsolldated. parnea Beebe June 80 Beeatey a July 6 Bele a vs 4 lark tVLugMln July 7 onaollda,ed vs Itavnca Bcbe. June Manager East Turf Results and Entries 74 1 will umpire A girls game between the Wet Junior and the Jackson, alto class A teams, and winners respectively In divisions 1 ami 2 will take place on tbs Best high school campus at 4 ocbn k Tin Sumner and Emerson girls are also ached tiled to piav today. The winning team will The engAge (he Edison on Thursday. teams from the same two whools piny forbys the championship of division 1, claw B The winning aggregation will then play the Lafayette nine on Thursday, the latter iesm having alnady won the championship in division 2. The materials are carefully selected from the best foreign and domestic weaves. See this new summer shape. At the best dealers ' v LOUISVILLE RESULTS. Bv rnlversnl fforvUe First nee. six tnrhmgsftrtnroff 0g ffle We). 107 at 185 00, $13 (KL won. Roal Duck, 118 (Htackl, 87 50. $4 60 second Tbeisea. 106 (Garner), $11 0O. third Time. 1 13 4 5 Archie Alexander, Bquealer Gcacs Bhlppet, Daugherty, TFstrayer.-T- ut lpw Marjorit McKay and DrmosDgvlot also ran tpwrmd racsA four and a half furhmes Onto mor (Turlmi, 107 (1ft Ida) $71 50" $30 TO $15 40 vf-n- , j L Lgdr, jahcaier- - 1 IQ ' ftWrrida. .106 dm cn 54 1 6. Pinnacle. Nig, Plunella Bash ful, Edna, Btaek, llappy Girl tad India also ran Third race seven furlonga High Command, 110 (Pool), $3 40, $2 50. out won. His Cbotca, 105 (Mrxmey), $8 20, out second. Rouleau, 113 (Garner), out, third. Tims, 1 23 $ ft. War Zona also ram Fourth racs, one mlla and a sixteenth Coyns, 110 (Gamer), $7 70, $8 10. out, vna, Black fhrvant 122 (Lyke), $2 50, out, second, Rangoon, 118 (Mooney), out, third. Tims, 1 45 Ben Valet also ran. RanFifth race, four and half furkmv dall. 112 (Widal. $12 50 $4 50 $3 40 won, 10 112 $3 $2 50, Hratoden, (Smallwood). Bully Buttons. 112 (Taylor), $3.10, third 54 3 ft Time. First National. Frank Boyd, Buckingham and Colored Boy also ran fttxtb race, one mils' and a alatesnth Grace. 112 (Garner), $4 80 $3 20 $2 70 won, Mary Jsne Baker, 102 (Pool), $8 00 $4 50, second, Romper. 07 (Fields). $4 10 third Tims, 1 47 tiihen, Madras lady Rachel Miss Patty, Bally (Ingham, Mary Gaffney and Locust Leaves alas ran Seventh race one mile and a quarter Adetla W, 108 (Gamer). $0 70 8 80 $2 80 won. Dr. Rae U3 (Grath), $10 40 $8 00 second. The 'DO iSeohie), $4 50, third Tims, 2 08 Poiph, t apital ( Ity, laptaia Hess, ( hief Brown and Colonel Lit also ran. er Electric Cooperative League Holds Social " More than 200 members of the Rocky Mountain Cooperative league gathered In the main dining room of the Commercial club last nlxht to enjoy the flret Jasboree" given by the league aince Its organization In Salt Lake lazt October Speeches were made by George R Randell. Dr J E. Rroaddus and Judge Wilson McCarthy. Jacob A. Kahn pre- i sided i Mr Randhll spoke on the subject of the league, emphasising educational programs for the benefit of those engaged In the electrical business and cooperation of manufacturers' representatives. Jobbers, contrat tore and retail dealers as a means of obtaining better service In dealings with one another. Judge McCarthy spoke on the value of cooperation,X stereop-tlco- n lecture on Utah's scenic wonders was delivered by Dr. Bhoaddus. - Britt Wood, who is on the bill at - the Pantages theater, entertained the mem-- 1 fcirs with a few selections on a harmonica A buffet .puncheon was Included In th program " .Mr Kahn discussed th Eleetrlo homa," Talker - - ft. $20,000 realdencd to be erected this sum mer by b. B. Swaner on Third avenue east of Aita street. The house is to be adequately wired and scientifically illuminated, the electrical features to serve as a model fur modern residences. The league is to have charge ot the home for two weeks for exhibition purposes. It will be completed early In September, according to Mr. Kahns announcement The officers of the league Include Mr. Kahn, chairman; B E. Rowley, vice chairman, R. M Bleak, secretary-treasurand R R MUlham, field secretary. Announcement was made at the meet ing last night that similar gatherings are-tbe given by the league each month lima, The Soft Collar that make it fashionable lo be comfortable. Soft-Col- lar ; I CARL WILSON t Got, N.V. |