Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 June 1919 — Page 10

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The concensus of opinion seems to be that in addition to a referee, two Judges also will be named. The boxing board has expressed a preference to this manner of deciding the contest and as neither Willard nor Dempsey have made any objection the plan may receive its first American tryout in the heavyweight champions' contest. The Teferee would be called upon to render a decision only in case of a disagreement .between the two judges.

Willard planned to do no work today because he desired to give his sparring partners a rest as well as taking a day Off himself. The champion said he had been training continuously for three months and believed that a day of idleness would be beneficial to his condition.

John J. Reisler, known as "John the Barber," a former manager of Dempsey, will have to go into the courts if he expects to receive any money alleged to be due him from the managerial contract which he claims still ia in force. Kearns, Pempsey's manager, told Reisler that he "would not give him" a dime for a dozen contracts like it."

Reisler was reported to have told newspaper men that Rickard had promised him $10,000 for the Dempsey contract. When Rickard heard of the report he demanded an explanation from Reisler, who promptly retracted ft. Reisler denied making the statement. explaining that he had been misunderstood.

BLOOMINGTON, 21 MOLINE, lh

MOUNR, III, June*23.—In a free hitting game, Rlomnington bumped off Moline here Sundav, 21 to 11. The locals outhit the visitors, 18 to 16, but kicked in with six costly errors. Score:

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|i Toledo King Official May Be Selected ®7 Boxing Board—Willard |f f: Takes Day Off.

TOLEDO, O., June 23.—With the arrival today of Major A. J. Drexel Biddie, president of the army, navy and civilian board of boxinif control, the much discussed question of selecting a referee ,and possibiv two judges for the heavyweight championship contest between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey here, July 4, is expected to be settled before night. Adam Enipie, secretary of the board, has been in Toledo since Saturday discussing- the issue with Promoter Tex Rirkard, Willard, Jack Kearns, manager of Demp•ey, and members of the Toledo boxing commission. A nomination has been in progress among Toledo sports in the interest of Ollie Pechord, official referee of the Toledo "boxing commission whose appointment as third man in the ring has been openly urged. As the Independence day match will be held under the license issued by the Toledo commission, it is regarded as probable that the commission will have considerable to do In naming the referee.

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Home runs—Tabor, Henline. Threebase hits—Sands. Dye. Two-base hits —Coltrin. Kibble. Sacrifice hits— Koepping, Dye, Coltrin, Thompson, Romine. Stolen bases—Kellerman, Thompson. Decker. Struck out —Rv Reeb, 1 by Tabor. 3: by Zeizer. 4. Base on balls—-Off Reeb, 2 off Tabor, 4 off Romine, 1. Double play—Zeizer to Coltrin to tSykes. Hit by pitcher—Ry Tabor, Orcutt and Thompson bv Zeizer, Rlgsbjv Umpires—Daly and Freshwater.

i Rain Prevent* Game. The game between the Cruft Speia

Is and the Aviators, to hav# been played yesterday, was postponed on account of rain. The teams will meet tiext Sunday. The Cruft Specials "Would like to hear from teams in the 15 to 1" year old class. For games answer through The. Tribune or cu.il 2958-Li new phone.

Sluggers Want (•amt.

The Delaware Sluggers chalterure any team in the 15 to IT year old class Jfor a game. Call 4201 old phone, or answer through The Tribune. I

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Challenger's Followers Waiting Until Odds Shift From 7-5—Little Betting lo Bate.

CHICAGO, June 23.—Although intense interest has been aioused over the result of the Jess ^Villard-Jack Dempsey bout" at Toledo on July 4, there is less betting in Chicago on the contest than ever before in the history of championship battles, according to those who have followed pugilism since James J. Oorbett took the title away from Joha 1a Sullivan at New Orleans in 1892.

In fact, there has been more wagering on the results of battles decided in Wisconsin rings than there has been to date on the big tight. Whether the gambling fraternity is afraid to take a chance on either fighter or whether there is too much money involved for Willard to lose are matters which the wise followers of the game cannot explain.

In local sporting headquarters the small money bettors favor Dempsey, while those who wager large sums are for Willard. The champion rules favorite, the prevailing odds being to 5, but there is little Dempsey money in sight. The challenger's following believe the odds will shift to 2 to 1 on Willard beftore the day of the fight arrives. "The gambling fraternity will not get hufev until it learns the exact status of Willard's condition," a well known local gambler said yesterday. "He many conflicting reports have come out' of Toledo in regard to Willard's condition that the gamblers

BY HALPH "H. WHITE,

Prior to the start of the Thrw-I leasue ckane, Mord Brown confided to in local fan, it is understood, that lie ,expected to win bttnrrn 'JO and 25 gam«« for the Browns during the sea- .»»•'» scramble. Hl« work yenterday jwMld indicate he isn't crazy, although

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JHth Jack Dempney. Kvery no often, the champion will stand still and let kis sparring partners jolt him their jfeeet with the "pillows." lie that as it jgtay, 1*11 venture the opinion that he

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Chnllenge T. H. Crowns.

The Twelve Points team is after a game with the Crowns and will play for the entire gate receipts and a side bet of fifty bucks or so, each club to use Its regular lineup. The Pointers have won a big bunch of games this season and would, no doubt, make it interesting for Ed Withrow's bunch. Anyhow, the offer made would indicate a willingness to stack up against the Crowns with all the confidence in the world. So, Manager Withrow, what say you?

Although It Isnt srenerally known, the directors of the fans* association met last week to talk over the loeal Three-1 situation, at least so stated one of the officials Saturday night. What transpired, if anything,'Is being kept a deep, dark secret, hut It can be put down officially that Mord Brown isn't to be relieved of his command. What Is needed is players, and the directors. it is thought, realize it. Let's have some action. Mr. Officials.

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In the American league, Chicago, which went into first place last Sunday, was joined in the honor Wednesday by Cleveland, but the White Sox gained a half game lead Friday by winning while the Fohlmen were unable to play.

The White Sox defeated Philadelphia twice and were held to an even break in four games by Washington. Shaw of the Senators whitewashed Chicago Wednesday, Cicotte losing after winning eight straight.

Cleveland cleaned up the Boston series, winning all the games by a onerun margain. Thormahlen of New York, with six straight victories to bis credit, was batted out Wednesday by the Fohlmen, but came back and won Sunday. Coveleskie beat the Yankees Thursday.

Shawkey of New York,won hi i seventh consecutive contest in an eleveninning game from St. Louis Monday. The Yankees won the series, thrie games to one. The Browns dropped two out of three and tied one with Boston.

Philadelphia won its first series this season by taking three out of four from Detroit. The Athletics kept up their heavy batting and beat Washington yesterday.

In the National, New York defeated Chicago twice in ten-inning games by a single tally margin, but dropped its first game this year to the Tubs Tuesday. with Alexander on the mound. Doak of St. Louis beat New York, the Giants, however, tating the next three games.

Rain prevented Cincinnati and Boston from meeting. The Reds won three out of four games from Philadelphia, the Quakers ending their losing streak Saturday at thirteen games.

The Week in Baseball

Kational League. P. W U Ii. H. K. LB.OR.

Xew Tork 7 5 2 26 58 10 46 23 Cincinnati 4 3 1 17 33 6 23 U P'tsburifh 6 5 1 28 52 4 36 16 Chicago .7 2 S 22 56 18 45 26 Brooklyn .6 4 2 18 62 5 46 12 St. Louis .6 2 5 13 43 13 40 18 Phila'phia 6 1 5 16 43 11 41 ^9 Btoston .. .4 1 3 1 I 26 2 21 16

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The switch of Schulte from well down the Browns' batting order to clean-up position evidently hasn't done him any good for he hasn't gone hog wild as he had been doing. But John is pasting the agate with a vengeance and should be kept up high in the battle front, until he falls down completely.

Chicago .6 4 2 23 64 10 41 21 Cleveland 6 5 1 26 59 38 13 Xew York 6 3 3 17 45 9 39 24 •St. Louis 7 2 4 14 60 13 62 19 Detroit .. .7 3 4 34 60 13 36 3 7 •Boston .7 2 4 15 40 6 41 16 Wash'ton .7 3 4 22 47 18 S3 25 Phila'phia 6 3 3 36 61 9 42 34 •Tie game, Saturday. June 21.

ELKS UNABLE TO MIX.

The Terre Haute Elks could not mix with the Evansville Elks on the diamond at Athletic aark yesterdav afternoon because of ram. The annual tilt will be fought out at a later date. The visiting Elks were entertained at the club house, but not to the sort of entertainment planned by the baseball artists.

"Cntsey" King Winner.

CLINTON, Ind., June 23—"Cu'sev" King held the Danville Soldiers' Home team to five hits in yesterday's g&me, the locals winning, 5 to 4. Score: Danville ...12000010 0—4 6 3 Clinton 1 0 10 10 10 1—5 7 2

Batteries—Watts and Tanner King and Roberts.

Cuts Trade Kllduff.

^CHICAGO, June 23.—The Chicago Nationals Sunday made an even trade with Brooklyn, obtaining Lee Slagee for Pete Kilduff. Both are infielders. Magee will accompany the locals to Cincinnati.

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New York Jumped into first place in the American league yesterday in a close three-cornered light for the leadership, while Chicago and Cleveland were losing. Cincinnati cut New York's games by heating the Giants yesterday in a ten-inning contest. Pittsburgh, live games behind vha leader, is coming up strong as a contender. The Chicago Cubs received a setback at the hands of New l'ork and also lost a series to Brooklyn last week.

Pittsburgh took two game* from Philadelphia, Miller pitching a shutout. Rudolph of Boston checked the Pirates* winning record at seven straight in an eleven-inning game. Pittsburgh won the next three from the Braves, Hamilton and Adams not being scored upon. The Pirates outbatted St. Lotfis yesterday and won.

Chicago's pitchers were batted hard by Brooklyn, whose careless base running kept down their score. Mamaux blanked the Cubs with three hits. Brooklyn and St. Louis split two games.

In the East versus West series just finished, the two sections in the American league broke almost even, the Westerners winning thirty games and losing twenty-nine, while in the National the Western contingent won forty-one games and lost seventeen.

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National I.eaene,

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American Association.

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CROWNS BLANK BEDFORD, 2-0.

BEDFORD, Ind., June 23 —With Miller holding the locals to two hits, the Terre Haute Crowns defeated Bedford in Sunday's setto, 2 to 0. Taylor also pitched a good game, but some timely clouting produced runs for thp Terre Haute team. Score: o w n s 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 Bedford ...0 0000000 0—0 2 1

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