South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 185, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1919 — Page 8

THE SOUTH SEND NEWS-TIMES Spor at Toledo hyes on r on 4 , JfiCKfiiJESS GARY ISALL SET Principals in the Battle for the Highest Pugilistic Honors ') SET FOR FiGHT P 4 Hundreds of Athletes to Compete in Industrial Track and Field Meet. Tex Rickard Announces That Big Boys Will Start the Battle at 3:30. JESS WILLARJD kZr2i -5, if J, L

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1919.

World Centered

Battle

Today ! ON CARD TODAY

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TIY II. C. IIAMIITON. (United Vrrmn Mafr rrepnlent.) TOLEDO, , July .1 Lex I tick -ard ar.noiinrcfj Thursday that Dempy and Willar! win he in the rintf Hr. ready to start nt 1:1" Friday. Time of starting the bouts was changed today whon Ad Th.iteh-r, president of the Toledo Athletic club, annoupced that two preliminaries wnuld be dispens'd with. This will set the first bout at noon. In a quiet spot on the sun-baked Fhorofi.of MaumPf' hay. behind tho locked screen doors of thf v-rl ind ciub, Jack LVunpsey, ehallenp-r of Jess Willard, the world's heavyweight champion, sat cheerfully optimistic. HIa 245 pound rival for the srentest hc.ior In the qift of fistlana lolled about tho s in porch of a house within the best residential district of Toledo. Dompp?!' smile was to beam all about the Overland club today. He had planned nothlnsr. He is morely waltlng for the tap of thf ?onc that wt'l send him into the greatest victory ever pcored in pugilism or into a defeat of bitter memories. That i3 all. Visit City. Jew Willard Thursday deviated from his announcod schedule of a motor ride only before meeting Jack Tmrsty, when he rod' downtown and walked into the Srcor hotel for a few moments. The huge champion was instantly the center of hundreds of eyes. The lobby of thei hotel was cro wiled. He nodded to a few friends, shook hands with pome newspapermen und went away. Trains continued to delude the town with visitors Thursday. Every arriving train brought more of the-w. Hotelr hunpr out the "S. It. O." sln nnl tho few ones wandered into the outlyinp residential districts or patronized the made-ln-a-minutf sleepinn hansrout.sln the business districts. Hcvtaiirants of tho makeshift kind have sprung up over nifcht. It is evident that Toledo is Kontr to take care of her crowd with little inconveni( .. r e Pefeat to Pompsey means a shatlivinK of that glorious record of knockouts with which he has lighted hi. climb to the plare of the spotlight. It means a nv start. Perhaps a championship later, but a crushed spiril for a time- To Willard it means Mi.it he can retire from the hateful xaao of ndmirinjr and curious fisht fans. Hut It also means to Willard that the flash of the dollar will not 1 e so near. To each it means a lot. This means that there will be a fifrht of gritted teth n battle that Achilles and Hector miht have envy for. The weeks of preparation for the Mrupnle hav ended. Lons days of pru-cllinp preparation, hours in the s'.n. minutes with sparring partners l'inginp dangerous punohe. tiresome interviews with curious and inquisitive folk, bundles of mail from busybodies and critics, have come to an end. Is Pay of IVaoo. Today was a day of peace in the camps of th? heavyweights. Tomorrow they will start a 12round battle for the world's championship In a mammoth arena built for them by Tex Uickard. the most tfarinK promoter the world ever has reen. Downtown Toledo was a scene of activity In marked contrast to tho peaceful scenes in the camps, where canvas nnd rir.e have been felled. Jtettinfr became more active after a period of laxnfss that became a deadlock when ach s!d. risked concessions from the other. History never recorded a fistir contest of Kroner mystery than the one about to 1. f.ujsht. People hive worried and wintered jibout the condition of The champion until t!ie don't kn whit cn;iclusi'n to reach. It is because of his .1-,.. They are afraid le,ar.. of wh.it happened to .Tames J. Jeffrie after his lorur retirenien from th.. : imr and because ot what Willard htm If did f Jack Johnson after th bic Xeirro's ears of disip tion foHowirc hN de-

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JACK DEMPSEV I.F.S.

Marquis fif Queensburj- rules, with the exception of the fact that clean brakes are provided for. The referee. Oilio Pecord, will giVP the word to break. Failure to do so is punishable by disqualification, as is punching in the break. Willard has used this blow with considerable effect durinpr his training days. He has smashed his sparrir.f partners on the back of the neck with consistency. Inasmuch as it is not looked on with favor, however, Willard probably will not use it on Dempsey.

T O MUCH

ATHLETICS GET FLYING START, BUT LOSE GAME II jr Associated Pnva: PHILADELPHIA. July Walker's home run in the first Inning with Witt on base pave Philadelphia a fiyintr start Thursday but Naylor after holding Boston hitless, for four Inninps, went to pieces and thf champions made it two out of three ly winning S to 2- Walker iflso rol-'-ed Kuth f a home run by a sensational catch ami Ruth pulled a drive by Ii;pan out of the bleachers. Score:

1IOSTOXJ.u nid r. cf Vitt. ::t. Iluupi r. rf Kutti. If (:;.ltier. 1! Srli.injr, r S (tt, MS S b a ii ii n. 'Jh Ji'ties. p Tef-iN rmi.Aiti:i.i'iiiA Witt. -1. Tlioiii.ts, .".! Walker. f Strunk, rf burrus. P K. !. If I)n:tn. n rlklns. e N;iy!er. p xHurns s.ih..;.i. p Kecers, p

CUB BATTERS

League Standings

Holds Them to Three Hits for

the First Seven Innings, Then Weakens.

Ily Associated Press: PITTSUrJU;. Pa.. July 3 Chicago was defeated here Thursday 4 to 2 in a well played game. Cooper bebl the visitors to three hits for seven innings but weakened in the last two. when four hits and an erro sec-red their two runs. Score:

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CHICAGO- AH. It. II. O. A. Fin. k. rf 1 2 2 o I IfMlxcher, ks 4 o (I 4 : .MiiU'e. rf 4 1 1 0 Mirkle. lb H "o 7 1 VU k, 2U :t 0 0 1 3 Deal, üb 4 0 12 0 Mann. !f 2 112 0 K I liefer, C 4 0 2 " 4 I Mihlas, p 1 0 0 0 .1 xU'Farrell 1 O 0 o n wLe.ir 1 0 0 0 0 Totals .12 2 7 2 It sPatted for PourI.ik In 7th. xsbatted for Martin in tth. PITTSItriMJ AH. H. II. O. A IUtfl-e, ef 4 1 2 0 Terry, ks 3 1 0 .1 1 Stenct'l. rf 4 o 0 2 0 'ut shaw. 2h 4 rt 1 :i 2 Sonthwortli. If 2 2 10 0 Paten. :il) S 0 1 2 2 Snier. u. 0 1 . o s. innalt. c o l r l Cooper, p 2 0 1 0 1 Totals 2S 4 S 27 7 CldraJT" 000 000 rtll-2 rittal.urir 012 001 (0 1

NATIONAL. MIAC.I E. Wm. Lost. IVt. New York :i7 21 .cj;s Cincinnati :;'. 2.'. .f.-". PittHiojrg ..".is Chieiio :n .r.m Brooklyn .".1 .".o .ros St. Louis 27 .u. .4:iä I'.oston 22 :i ..'Wt Pliilalelphia is ..121 AMKICICAN I.KAol'K. Won. Lost. Pet. New York 20 .04:5 Chicago t .17 21 .1,07 Cleveland .14 2vi ..V.7 Detroit .11 2s .12.1 St. Louis 2! '." ..loo r.CMton 2'. '.VI .41 Washlnctnn 2C :4 .4X1 Phllndelphla 1.1 41 .2V A 31 K H I CA' A S () C I A T I O N. Won. Lost. IVt. St. Paul .17 21 .CIS Louisville .17 24 .(',07 Indianapolis 27 ..Vrt Columtois 2. 2i ..'27 Kansas Cltv .11 27 ..111 MlnneapollK V. 2" .47.1 Mllwnukee 22 .17 ..175 Toledo !'. i)

Three-hnse hit Sonthwortli. Stolen bases Mann 2. Mrkl Hijrbee. Saler, Cutsh;uv. Sacrifice hits Mann. PoukI.is. Terry. iitm. Poitble plays- Cutshaw and .iir; Merkle and lhllVlnT. Left on las s Chi'-ngo. '.; Pittsburg. .1. I'.ases on balls 4iT Pouglas. 2: off Martin. 1: off Cooper. .1 Ilitt Off Pouglas. s In 0 iunlncs: off Martin, none In 2 Innings. Hit by pit la r Hy Cooper. 1 l Pick I. Struck out Hy I oii eins. 2: by Cooper. 4. Losing pitcher I ouglas. Prrors--Ibllo luT. Metk Pb k, Cutshaw 2. Southwerth.

YESTKKDAY'S UKMLTS. Nutlonul Leueuv. St .Louis, 1; Cincinnati, 4. Philadelphia. 2; boston, a Urooklvn. ; New York. .1. Cblcnpo, 1; Pittsburg. 4. American Iigue. Chicago. 17: Cleveland. 1. New York, rt; Washington. 1. Hoston. K; Philadelphia. 2. Detroit, :i; St. Louis. 1. Anrie.n Asolt im. 'olmnhu3. 1-7; Toledo. 2-s. In(Il.'in:tiolls. 2: Louisville. 4. Milwaukee, ,1; St. Paul. 4.

GAM KS TODAY. National In-agiie. Hosten at HrookMn. New York at Philadelphia. I'hb-iigo nt I'lttstturi;. St. Louis at Cincinnati. All double headers. Anwrban lrgu. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland. W.ishinirton at New Yrk. Philadelphia at Huston. All double headers.

WHITE SOX BURY CLEVELAND TEAM

JOHNSON BESTS SHORE IN PITCHERS' BATTLE

Ppr-cial to The News-Times: GARY. Ind., July 3. Athletes fri m all sections of the country are over-running (lary. They are here fci the national industrial field and tr;:ck meet to te held July 4th afternoon by the American Industrial

Athletic association.

Kvery hotel in the city is rilled to oerflowinff by lithe muscled strong young men from the industries. Cots have been placed in the coriidcrs for the athletes to sleep. Scores have been forced to move on to Chicago to stay over for the fourth due to the laik of sleeping accommodations het e. It is estimated that 4 Oil athletes are already in the city with as many out-of-town visitors who have arrhed ahead of time. Officials of the national organization are prepared to care for an attendance of 25.0PO spectators. Hundreds are coming here from surrounding towns. Amcng the Wednesday arrivals here were Harry G. Uayno muliimilhor;:ire president of the National Horseshoe Pitchers' association: J. YV. O'Meara, editor of the Industrial athletics: Ed. Caswell, assistant sporting editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer; C. YV. Swiherling. vice prtsident of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.; V. J. Cahill. president of the American Industrial Athletic association. Parking space has been provided for more than l .00 fi automobile? with special police protection. Eighteen events will make up the program for the afternoon including horse shoe pitching and wrestling. The meet will start at 1 o'clock.

Ten Runs Cross the Rubber in Fourth Inning Before Pale Hose Stop.

Ky Associated Press: CLEVELAND. O.. July 3. Chicago hit live Cleveland pitchers at will Thursday and won 17 to 1. Cleveland's errors were costly, the ten runs in the fourth inning being scored after chances to retire the side. Score:

CHICAGO AIL R. II. O. A. Leibold. rf 2 12 0 i:. Collins. 2b 4 1 2 2 4 Heaver, es ß 2 2 ö S Jackson. If 6 2 .1 1 0 Felsen, ef 4 3 O o 'iandll. lh 4 1 4 " 0 KUberg. lb 10 0 .1 0 McMullin, ;tb .1 2 2 1 0 Sehn Ik. c 4 .1 0 0 0 Williams, p 2 1 1 0 2 TofjU .10 17 13 27 '. CLE KLANP-- AH. R. II. O. A. Smith, rf .1 1 .1 1 0 Wnmbsganss, 21 .1 0 0 4 4 Speaker, cf .1 0 0 2 0 Wood, If .1 0 1 4 0 Gardner, .lb 4 0 0 1 .1 Harris, lb 4 0 1 10 0 Lvnns, ss 4 O 0 0 1 O'Neill. 1 0 rt .1 .1 Nunamakor, c 3 0 0 rt 1 Morton, p 1 O 0 O 1 Enzniann. p 0 rt 0 rt o Phillips, p o rt 0 rt o Klepfer. p O 0 rt 0 Jamlesou. p 2 rt rt 0 0 Totals .11 1 .1 27 11

RUETHER WINS AGAIN

EHMKE HOLDS BROWNS TO THREE LONE HITS

.tit as Kmc vho;j'.d t!i..

:BURMAN AND HERMAN TO I BOX AT BENTON HARBOR

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Hv Associated Press: ST. Lol'IS. July 3. Hhmke held St. Lcuis to three hits while his team mates bunched two hits, two walks and a sacrifice hit and fly in th" brt inning, obtaining a lead wbieh the locals could not overcome. Detroit evening up the series hv wit ning .1 to 1. Score:

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Hy Associated Press: CINCINNATI, O.. July .1. With Ruether pitching his seventh straight victory Cincinnati defeated St. Ixiuis Thursday 4 to 1- Stock's single and steal ar.d a hit by Hornsby saved the Cardinals from a shut-out in th fourth. Score:

ST. LOflS Alt. Ii. II. O. A. Shotton. If Ö rt 1 .1 o Smith, cf 4 0 0 1 i! StH-k. .11 4 1 2 2 I j Miller, lb 4 o 1 10 u 1 Ilornsbr, .lb. 1 rt 1 rt o J Me Henry, rt 4 rt 1 2 0 Lamn. ss 4 rt rt 2 Ti Srvder. c .1 rt rt ;t 2 Ames. 2 o 1 rt 1 j Schultz 1 0 1 o o j Meadows, p rt rt rt rt 2 xxl'aulefte 1 rt 0 rt rt Totals .1.1 1 21 1 1

l'h lea no 010 (10 1 1.1 000 17 Cb veland loO 0) (KK 1 Two-base hits E. Collins. Williams. Leibold. Jackson 2. Smith 2. Three-base hit ;andil. Sacrifice hits Williams. WambsKnnss. Sacrifice flies K. Collins, I'elsch. Speaker. Double plays O'Neill and Wamb.-R.inss; fJardner. Watnbsjranss and ILirris; E. Collins. Weaver and Risberar. Left on bases Chicago. (1; Cleveland. 7. Rases on balls Off Willi uns. 2: of! Jainieeoji. .1: off Morton. 2: off Phillips, 1; off Klepfer. 2. lilts Off Morton. 4 in .1 innlnu's. none out !n fourth; off Enzpuinn. t in 1.1 innin?; otT Phillips, 2 in 1.1 Inning : off Klepfer. 2 In 11-3 lnnincs; off .lamleson, .1 In 4 Inninjrs.

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Hy Associated Tress: WASHINGTON, July 3. Although Shore pitched gocd ball for New York Thursday, Walter Johnson was more effective, especially as regards nun on bases, and Washington won 1 to 0. New York failed to get a man as far as third has and Pratt with a double sn the fourth Inning wat the only visitor to reach second. Score:

NEW YORK Yi. k. rf I eekinpaugh, ss ... Raker, .lb Lewis. If Plpp. lb Pratt, 2h Rodie. cf Hannah, c Fhore, p Schneider, p xWicklaud Totals xHatted fr Shore WASHINGTON Judge, lb Leonard. 3b Milan, cf Rice, rf Oharrity, e Murphy, If Shanks, ss Urover, 2b Johnson, p Totals New York Washington

Two base hits Judse 2. Murphy. Pratt. Three-base hit Rbe. Saerlfiee hits Leonard, Judge. Sacrifice fly Milan. Ift on bases Washington. S; New York. 1. Ruses on balls Off Johnson, 2; off Shore. 1. Hit Off Shore, 0 in 7 Innings: off S.-hnohler. 1 in 1 inolnr. Struck out Hy Johnson. 4; by Shre. Losing pitcher S'.iore. Error Pra't.

BRAVES TRIM PHILLIES BOSTON. July 3. Boston made a ckan sweep of its series with Philadelphia by winning 3 to 2 Thursday. RiPKort hit a home run in the fifth with Scott on first. ,ccore:

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Good Matinee is Promised Racing Fans at Springbrook Today and Tomorrow. The stage is all -et for a lively program of matinee races at Springbrook park this afternoon. Twenty wtll trained hor.- s are booked to go in the various speed events and a pocd nfternoon's sport is anticipated. The track was never in better condition and with favorable weather there will be real excitement as the hores make the two-arounds. In the 2:1 trot Ctold Medal. !th

in mark u -.1 promises 10 o- .1

Ptronp; contender for ftrst plac and Virginia Brooks, Cricket and others V711 cive a good account of themselves. The drivers of the hör. In the order named are Roy Ur.e. James Farrll and Alex Wricht Little Fred, driven by Boy Line in the 2:24 pace is a favorite. John Line will be in the sulky behind 1Belle P::tch with Cnnfleld driving Verna V. J. Line with Marparet Wirt ami Smith pilotint; Eddie Iee. The 2:24 trot has amonc the ptcminent starters Forbes. Movinc Picture and Hattie V. Todd with two f ntries from Ft. Wayne and one from Kalam.17.00 that are not lifted. An announcement of interfst to all

j who care for sporting events is the

staUmrnt that returns from the big ! fight at Toledo, betw een Willard and j Dempsey. will be Riven from the 'starter's stand at regular Intervals.

John Dellaven will do the announcing and keep the fans popted. Dodge s brnd will furnish the music for the races. Another matinee will be held on Saturday afternoon with some of the Fame horses contending for the valuable prize money that has been posted. $125,000 FOR MATCH Ry I nltrd Prss: LONDON. July .1. Promoter Cochran Thursday wired Jc.s Willard and Jack Dempsey an offer of a purs of $12.1.000 to the winner of their bout for a match with cither Gcorgf s Carpentier. Huropean heavyweight champion, or Jim Beckett. British titleholder. This match would be held in Indon in November or December and would be scheuub-d for 20 rounds. The winner would receive fiO per cent of the pur.e and the loser 4f.

ROBINS BUMP GIANTS

Philadelphia lOO 000 loo 2 Host on lrtl 020 rtrtx--.1 Two base hits Cr;. vat h. Wilson. Marnnville. Tlireo-liae hit M'iranvllle. Home run Itlitt'Tt. Stolen bases--Halrd. Rawllngs. Sacrifice hit Wilsr.n. Sacrifice flv Wilson. Double plav Roeekel to Wilson to Ilolke. L-ft .n b.is.-s Philadelphia. 0; Roston. 4. Rases en balls -Off Smith. 2: off S.-ott. .1: off' Demaree. 1 Bits (iff S.ott. 7 in 7 1-1 limine: off T)emaree. l i.i l 2 .1 inniiics. Sfnu k out Hy Scott. 3. Winnlne p;ther S'.tt. Krrors Raw linps. poweR.

TOLEDO WINS TWO. Ry Associated Press: TOLKDO. O., July 3. Toledo took 1 oth ends of the double header with Columbus here Thursday, the tirst by the score of 2 to 1 and the second R to 7. T-'rror were r.'im'-rous ir. both games and bad base runnintr also showed up on both sides. Columbus infiebJers made .4 triple playin the second game. Thursday'" double victory mado it three strnipht for Toledo against the Senators. Srcre: First pa me Columbus . . . .000 C (" 0 0 1 0 . j u 4 Toledo 000 r.10 !0 2 7 3 Wilkinson and Wagr.er; Brady and Murphy. Second pa me Columbus . . . .300 1 30 of'O 7 3 Toledo Of.1 201 r-4 11 4 Hortman, Park. Heorge ami Hartley; Mi Coll, Adams and M. Kelly.

Ry Assoeiated Press: NKW YORK, July 3. Brooklyn made it two out of three from New Y rk w inning the last game of the series 6 to 3. Brooklyn knocked Benton out of the box in the fourth I... . . n .- - 0 . . ........ . n

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out Rr Ruether. 7: by Ames. 1 plteher Arne. . Ilrrors Ste k. Allies. ,'1res!er. 4

VAXK CHi:V WINS THIAIaS. 1 1 F.NLH Y ON TH K THAMES. July .1. Americans viewed with confidence Thursday their prospects in the Henley regatta after winning both events in which they were entere! Wednesday. In competition for the Leander cup the Americans' first crew belt the Colibtreiuu guards in a trial heat. The time was eight minutes and 10 second?. Boving on the American crewwere Li-ut. L 11. Cooke, bow; Capt. Billings Watson. Capt. C D. Winan and Mrj Paul Withington, stroke. Maj. Paul Withington won his second victory in the sculls Thar?day when he defeated Col. F. I Silier.

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Thursday morning. rors .Uaamith, Jatxhson, Sailth.

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. ANNOl XniMIlNT. Wisli to announce that my place of business will bo closed Friday and Saturday, July 4th and "th. Will be open for business again on Monday, July "h. John Parker. Tailor. AdvL 1S93-4

FRIDAY FAIR

TOLL'DO. O.. July S. The weather man threw the sponge into the rinr Thursday. "Not a breeze in sixrht. rot a clo':ö in sieht." he murmured, and as he turned and beat it he promised a temperature of fully 90 al! day Friday for the Willard-Dempsey battle.

Totals

xl'.atte.l for Kiuran in 7th. I.rooklvn 200 40) rtoo - 1 1 New Vork Ism) OH (n 1 , Two-b.-i-e hit Voune Thrre-base bit ( M3 ers H"m. rur Kauff. Stolen base -Johnston Sacrifice hit Ward. Sacrifice flv .rlfflth. Lef- on bases New York. :

.1: Brooklvn. 2. Hip- nr ball Off Hen- , j ton. 1; off" 1'errltt. 1; off Rncan. 1. Hits! ; Off Renton. 7 lr 3 1-.1 innings; off Ra- j I pan. 2 in .1 2 .1 lnalnzs; cI I'erritt. none in 2 lnninps. Strnrk out Ry Rent n. 1:

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pitcher - Renton. Krrrs Fletcher. H. ( Knuff.

ST. PAUL WINS 1-3. Rr Aj-.o inte.l Press: 1 ST. PAI'L. Minn . July 3. Three j singles and som smart base running' In t V j LnV(.nth i n n i n f mvo tho tri. i

411 ...V . ....... ........ cal a 4 to victory oer Milwaukee here Thursday. Score:

Milwaukee St. Paul..

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Williams anl Huhn; Browne. Mtrrit and McMenemy.

Midsummer Race Meet TODAY JULY 4th and 5th TOMORROW THREE BIG EVENTS EACH DAY Under Auspices of Springbrook Driving Club

SATURDAY, JULY 5 2:15 Pace

FRIDAY, JULY 4 2:16 Trot 2:25 Pace 2:24 Trot

2 :20 Trot 2:30 Pace

Admission 27c, War Tax 3c. FREE! FREE! FREE! Free Fireworks Display on Friday, July 4th, in the evening. Concert by Dodge band in the afternoon and evening. Cabaret Sinking by MISS GEORGIA KILLEN Direct from Palace Theater, Ft. Wayne.

Reports of the Willard-Demptey fight received at the groundi. Race patrons will be kept posted on the result of the big fight at Toledo.

SPEND THE FOURTH AT SPRINGBROOK

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