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Nevily Appointed Committee Carefully Re-.Mike Gibbons, ' Ex- G011iP@1`S» La1101`_L911f191`» 71,2i11d H1S Waiggr Mails Gets Dempsey ,L-nd Carpentiel. Wm be Keenly

vise all Rules Pertaining to the Game. presses The Opinion 'Bfide Of 33 Sid-l"Lil1g' 011 H0l1@ilHl00H Great; Results With

' ` . overland Delivery.

_'I‘0RON'l‘O. Alirll 26.~()n Satur- 6--In case ci an oii'si<l.e or fail-

riay afternoon mt the Offices ol' tho;ure to l-live ")'iil‘ds" on ti lcick sc"iui- ' 1

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Onlziuio Athletic Coninrission at mage 25 yards in iulvanee ol' ilu- inoeiini: 0i iile DBWIY fllillflilliiili pliico wht-ro oilsido of=ciii'i'i-il. ruler! 00111111"-109 01' 1110 C11-11111111111 7-Subsiiiilut,es iilloweil at any

That The Champion .-

» On -the assuniptioii that Ronny

Ilugiby Football Union was held. 1

imc and "0 ’“°'°e `t’h`“‘n 18 1‘1"y""‘“jin the near future, Mike Gflbbons

Lconaird w-ill meet Rocky Kansas

'i`i|c rules were ciu‘c[ully gone o\‘- oi” one tr-_u/in shall take part. in ;t|.y|,.“v|ew.; ,ha merit., of um two

cr and the main poi-nts itdopicdi() were as follows:

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~Snap back instead oi' scriin- U

iiioue. ,g 3-~-Quaiderbaek may carry ball~

-'1"W0\'@ 1111111 11 5111** i lint: swine as before.; .tive l`or ii try.

1"’ g“'""0‘ ilightivreiitlits and expresses -the 8"l'"°“1`“°‘1 115' “1"’1i»‘/1"“l- S"*""`opinion that :the chulinpdon wfili

win. -. '

"\\'hetlier Leonard will he able in

ne lor it convert, rouge or ii oucli in

After the hull has been put. in

nal, any two i'or a -safety touch. [

iu=.V11"d "no 01S0i`|l1lTlliLil0- nlay (l) the player czirryrlng the

4---Al least tivo mon oi' ntlackinul

train on line of scriliiiiuane w-lir~u`

hail is putt into play.

5---Only two nicn :illowevlyon ai

"buck" until ploy is iliroiipili liuoi oi scriiiiiiiagc.

Former Major .

Leaguer Arrestedli

SAN JOSE, April 26.-Ii.ali

»(‘|l;\se, 'noted loriiiei' major leiiguei hall player, wus ziri‘l‘stcil litto to-I

day hy local otlflcers on ii warrant] wiiich -they said had been issued, in Chicago ~in t--oniiectioii with re-

cent ilnriuii-les into baseball scandal . eliarges. ' i

Three Year Old

Makes a Record,

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LEXINGTON, KY. April 26.-

Lconnrtl-¢`Y"2ndi\,' E_ F. Simms' un- beaten son ot 'Weep and Ethel Pune mid at Kentucky Derby candidate, today r-an the fastest :mile _nnd` six- teenth ever seen on n_ Kentucky race track. Illia liitnie was 1.42 4-5 :i irziction of a second slower than -the worlds reeorri or 1.42 rs-4, ret by Celeste in 1914 ut Syracuse.

The race was the :ininial's fast-

est in it three-yeariold. The first quarter was run n 22 2-5 seconds;

ball may wairtl oft' opponents with his hands and arms, blui. no otilier

payer o|` ~i.he side in possession ol’ llic bull si1~.i.ll lioid nn opponent fix- vopt that the anus in e.lo.~:r\ to the body iniiy lin used. This prohibition iu<~iudos: (ii) ;:i‘a:~ipin1g:in opponent wit lillio liiiuds or iuninls; (lb) plac- ing thu 'hands upon an opponent io rusdi lrim away from thc play; (cl

r-.nc'ii~eling in any degree any op- ponent witiii the arms; (<1) usiing the iiriirs in :iny way to iillt an op- ponent in blocking.

(.2)- Plaiyrrs ol' the sido not in

possession ot' the ball uiny use their liands or arms to uct thc ball or

llie .pla_\'er crrrrying it, but they sluill not tackle or in any other wxiy hold illioir opponents, except in an itciuul ette-nipt to tackle the player who its curryi-ng the ball; (b) no player shall obstruct m' charge

ugh-inet an opponent during` the play except during the isirlllmlage or except as in rule X (60); (c) -.the

kn-oek Kzinsas out is "a question. says Gibbons. “Rocky is a tough bird. But Benny 'ls si -better box- er and us faster. Men of Leonnrd’s <-aiibrc are few :ind tar between. lie is one -of the greatest .tiigihting iuaclilnos thai, ever lived and his

t'orr.n is plcliinig of the twitch ones.

’l'he quesition oi' confidence may

have an iimp‘ort.int bearing on iihc iiialit. lianszis never attracted \\'iilosprcarl attention ilntil he .l::rined ronfiiloueo by knocking out Ritchie. Does tiilztt conliidenec iiiieiude Leonard? No tone can answer that question, now. Per- hirps Kanszis will not be able to :tn-

swer it untill he steps into the] ring. But with Leonard lt. is dit-1

ferent." `

lf the llifzht is tio he won hy the

uian possessing tho greater con-` fiiilencev it -looks well for Kansas,

who pos!-lively exudes confidence' Back ot' his confidence -is one ot’ the strongest jaws in the liglitwei,qlit‘ division and a punch that will

stagger any one. It can bc relied; or. time -it 1{nns¢s`- lainie on them jaw ot' Mr_ Leonard as hard as

Q'LEVEL,\\N.D, April 26.-- Walter “Duster” nails is slwuiim: them 1.'

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dawn the Huey vying' syn' oi erhantl h delivery this serine- A15 ‘he 5” W ret of his southpow ouI\Ll‘0l» ' th

Mails discovered lie- w asnt a _ Y

sidc~u-rl: ‘pil.c`n»er sliortil' be fore he “"1 0’ "lmQU'»"`111"1"“'1`Y H11-illih Milli . 't

game up to the Clevelaiid indians 1

Wiiiltihed During T

“S911-dillg it man. to the lu».=pi|a| 11

1` 311 Olleratioii because ht- had a

r- case with '_'i1it;,. ()~f),,“.(|‘ IS nu

iS tu be sinceceiy hoped thai:

1 ml Amerie an [Pa 1101111-ll~l=I oi’ the kind will happen lu'

lust foil an( nr e » - U gue batters ddzzy with his .C0l1l-1'01' I lied smoke balls.

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_ _ I _ _ ,_ . .\..h. . |\»- L. 1- - u ,,,,u~,-il,-.. |p_».oid side-nrin dlolivery. ia

l nusual ivitciost his aroused hi- ' 111 di>ll_ in oi l-. lo in'irri'igi~ in New York oi' Sa.1ii-‘ruse pure his :ice is 7|. She saidl

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I 'l li "ii \ir (‘ouipc:'s' .first hvifci "MY 00111101 Ca-111.8 1311915 with 1-h_9l

iel (lonilw.-i'.~'. l`min<lr-r and li1`l.‘>"- f f~ "“'f1”`~'~- - » ' H_ I _d

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lit oi the _-\-nii=ri<':in Iieiiciritlon ol ditrl .iiiout ii .‘»l ll “|111 1 1 9

Labor, and Mrs. err: .1 ~ _~ .r _ . . _ _ _ . __

iii -li was

,me pitch from -0V€l' ml’ 11911 if l “I could put the ball wibere I 1” iwantcd it tlicnl 1

‘-when l got wi-ld Cady made

“in cleveland ish-.ve n'Neiui'

0'NellFs Help

0‘Noiii adv-isod me to l>1iC1l UVM"

“OccuStiou|iil.y l'il :Kilt wilrl. I

rlidn’t kuiow what was the trou|ble_

“’I`lir~n O'Neill would remind -me that, ‘I was slipping buck 'into my-'i

“rn watch mv,Seif» l

e Dempsey-carer-_nlirr in.-in. AN

1111)' rude, il’ one or the other ri-sortsfi H

1 , l" .. _ ,~ ',,». ..--,-l tiltiie n- ? -ilrm-05; (Amy, old Re ,1 Sox bfi 10111 means lo help mu, It is to tl 1 ii tioininit cunll 1111

czatt-iier, who was working v.r,ith me| 5 11011911 H1111 111° i`011*l"fl’» \\'ill lizlre at Sacramento, gave me the tip onyf- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ' " " myself that start.ed‘ me up. Lh° °1f°nd'31'- ‘1'h1°i1 "-16 l”l~11\i»‘i 1110-

C. Oouratgc to iprompti_\ rlisqrmliip

vide he shall do. i “Defuipsey mi_-:hi n'1l iiavo hit \\'ll-i rd wli.h zi lourlr-_( yi-Si ag q'(,i(.,|(, but there are 11 'gm-iii. many in uus= country ill til? ',;i‘r>senl t.iuis~ who be-

noilceil the some flaw in my le-'11@"9 110 11111- and those who enter- iivol-y_ 111111 511011 1111 opinion are not nl' ilu,-

Sl1Ck9l` 0111.45 by ai long shot. The f=lCl 15 Whse who think Deuipse_\ used thc. mailed fist on \\'iliai'rl are ll‘-Ffll Who -have liuli yczirs 01' exiiur-

1 tiandtui all the timiti- ieiire in the liizhtinu izitinv anti'

know all lille l'oiil tricks fluiiirrs oi'-5 ten <-uiiploy to win a battle. `

"Carpe-niier, lioweva-r, not a

Jess Wi.llitrd, neither is Desclianips

Walter Monulian, Czirpentler and

‘his ma.'nafzei‘ are wise guys. Boili know :ill there is Io be known

overh-and pitch.

games ilc~r1C'-levelaml and one ifrom

about the lighting game and both

G iiule \in-lvf \v'l= <1‘l>ll'=ll"il bv ilirurue iro 'i her "1 \\'0\11i1 110181” 118116 111711 51”"°ni`will without doubt he wide awake

I leaves i\"»iis<-lilei' 'l‘lie nbri ir, first, liiishaud. This l 0\0.1Il`11l‘

tn li if ‘in "r'i*'f”'-"il‘t~. ..iiil~ii at ilio rail\~;\, 1.iia.iih‘n as n'1e\'

\"'h0”? mmm . ` » M' A . .A ,~ - - ' -» ii air nom- 'm¢,0n_ 0‘Neiil hadn't. made me correct myi

O., was known in New York .is .1 vieie stiullne 011 1 3

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player offending this rule sluill be 11110110 11111, the title will ch:-.nge=1“‘@iL‘f‘f1;'f'fftl___‘_Tf___ff1ffT:._,,_-. .A.....~--»-----*--»----~--- ‘ “l‘v<» wasted severul WMS ef!-,m,,d1c,.S M T,m,,,U_ Wmm_d _was W

Brooklyn in the world :ir-:rites it

fault.

ruled ent for not less than fini-ee li-finds then and there. B b Sults Leagues |n\y pileh.m;;` career 'already be-

m.|q1uLeg and H1055 01 one dqwn MMI lliowever, there is not much use, a' 9 O onus l didn t. knovi wh<i.t was thei

15 yards shall the aww-rlgri agllinstfspocli-liiting on the outlook, for it A _ the team. docs not look as though tho chant-i AMERICAN LEAGUE | /\1 1`11l11111"1i1111‘15 ‘ 1 '_ Q H, same 0|¢| stuff ` NOTE-In ease of a kick off and 1111111 '11l1G11d€i\ i0 Biiliure Off Witiii Boston 37 F’h11Hd°1P1113 2' i""“""" ""0"'l"H0`m H Y f, 01 "l b;iven't. and more stujf now?

kick out and following down on R the rugged B\i1'f17H1°111a11~ L°011111‘~'1i Ar. liostouz kick, the players of the ilei'ending11*11'1 111" W1'-h 3 “F195 "1 "m1”l10111*1Piiii:idclplil:i .00i,i00,000-- 1-- _~|/|| . l bi k - pst- .L since ho was first matched 'tii _ ‘ _,o01000"iix

calc

-can

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a <

ni iw-ina.-i ur-chan, iirile and

imriitor with ime. |

l‘liila<l<‘lpliia . .ii12.`l0i1-11377 ]`_'H3't_li.;in l hrul several yeilrfi 8-60- lj

itnfoii. of»==i-low W1 ‘1`f""" ‘l ~u-,w'ii i riirn in Babe nuttin

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tanisia no oc ol of iuc on 1 wi iiBn,¢,m ... r ' till. - - f ,hm yell,-.'

oppoiicut. except »vvli‘ih the body K”'n5""1- ‘md these ’°11’“C11t5 11‘1V°' llarrls and Perkins; Jones' R11S~|T3l`lli;i!Y- _ ' Just -like l would to 'i-iniy otber'J §(arms mu-s-t be closic to the body); also Dl'61/Cnled 1-110 0114111191011 111¢°t"scii and lluhl. Pittsburg 61 St. Louis 5. `mum__

the-half in 4.5 seconds and the ¢tiilree` (ii) in case oi' kick-off this block- ins In-amiiri-e Schoell, another But-2 Washington 5; New York 3_ M SL Louis. _ ' “Au um” mg league” can ben H quarters in 1.10'4-15. The millo wtuiyiiii:-ds only permissable on aline_f11-10 11g1l!€=iEllt 0! great ability.. Ai New York: Pittshurilil - -000i000»112i2“6 H 11110 bit|_1_ lliuitih don‘t wionry me.

run in 1.35 4-5, eqnniling Man rr len yin-as in advance or the peinil '1`1l@ 01»iimD1°v'B lilies! ulllwullce- vviieiiington .....ooo,eoo,0o2»5 4 ‘ A ..2ie,o0i.000.1-5 13 21

\1Ve.r’s race record. |l`i'oin where the ball is kiicked: (lb) 1111111! 115 1-1131- 119 Wi-il do no m»ore.NeW yovrk _ _ 100,200,000-3 5

'Ph I i ll d f ‘I " ~ 110x111 1111 Milli i' ll i ' Q :li uit: I’@fi1CH» 111111 01611111115' “Tire kind of suis imean lie the

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arlson, Glasner, Fender and

e ormer rac recur or the n case ot’ kickout on the 2.> yaid E H . and it does Jolmgon and pminlch, Gliarrity, ti ll i

mile and one sixteenth distance png; (C) in case of 5 kick |i,-Om not .follow that lie will meet. Kun Md 3 and Stiiang Dilhoeter N,-ve in pitph your-self -out 'or a.“

1.44 as was set ny Bayberry cnnuio,is]ei-iiriiina.ge only within one yard 0111-" '11 that 111110- .yu cleveland si Detroit 3. iNTEnNA'r|oNA|. LEAGUE i:u,_l,|,L .twig when the game is 31,1;

bt~ 110111* ~- “It takes guts to pitch in the high

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how .

Mill’ 1.1916- _ the line of scriinuiiige. At Cleveland: Newark 11; BUffil1° 2- Siam,

_,___n_,_.___~__.______,_ _ ___ ___ ". "'_` . _ Detroit -~~~000»020»100"

A Big Religious

3 0 At Newark:

`<‘ievriana ole ooo iex- ii 0 nnfrain .....0f>0,0f>0.200-2 6 4

, M,,|,||ey_¢m Newnili 210 060 20x»-it ll 1

:-1 aa

| "I'vo always had confidence *in unyself when in -the <box_ ` "Now that I"ve learned the rsec~-

0n:e” `lgliI'i::r:nTld'B;,;lsi2:;n’Bn;;l>y ami Go-i‘doiiie.r .iiiitl Nvlniininig; Finucr-1 Qt of conllioiigd spe¢d_i_he gym-_

.Opening Day Wh en He Made Five Hits `e'~e1»~ - °“"“"" §"“’°" i‘§“"“ 1°'-""fI’“’ °“g“” 1" ‘”‘

Before the major league baseball

season opened it was reported that Ruth. the "Home Run King" was out ot' condition- and that he would bs ot little value ito the New York Ainerlomne. in the opening game between the Yankees and the Ahh

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ietiee he went to but me 'times andwlih one or Perry's curves. L

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LON DON‘S THRONGS.

uruiy of Frlars oi’ the advance iziiarri of a lblig roligous -revival is aliinost ready to set out on n. tour on foot. tlii'ou-ghout hornlon und the country preachim; at street corners und on vii-Inge greens. These |n'i».:1oliom belong to the Angin- i‘:uthoiir: itlonizross und :have 'been pool-lilly lminod Yoi the work It

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made five hits two oi' them doub- les. He d-ld justify his critics, how- ever. because none of his s/wats went for tour bases. 'This photo- graph. taken that day, siidns the power Babe puts into -his swings. He had un mined oonnectin

ltcutlier and Miller..

, ' Chicago 3; Cincinnati 2

1 At (llui-in-nzitti:

(liiiirago ..0i>0,0Ufl,1ii|x -fl il lit lleuding; `Ciui-iuuntl . . . ...i|(|0,iiil,ii0lI -2 ii l ”i‘oronto ...100,000,GIO-8 14 1 i Martin and ()‘li`orrcll; Coombelilf-aillui: ....00l,001,000-. 7 4 and Wingo. ` Suyilf-1' and ill-.vim-_; lflslier,

M.ttl.e>.

Toronto 8; Reading 4. If

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m(,nm,|_m.10s und o‘mvcntE_l ‘ Philadelphia 7; Boston 6. ,liro\rn and lniviin, llirbsl,

CapturHGerman_g Reds Carrying Their Wounded Leader

graphs' received in this eoumry oi group of captured Reds carrying giinrd.

"W" dun" th? “oem communliwemmmmma 'le-M'°r'5 'T'h»° 1'-°79~l“"` -nmmiMU 1@_ H 1

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ARMY OF FRIARS IN HOOD AND posgponed (;am¢ Syracuse 5 Jersey C1!! 4 some -pilace

Gowns wi|.i_ PREACH 'ro' SL Lmnwhicagoy I,0s,_[,(,,,cd, Ai Jersey city: M00 5 H 1| Z.

_,i _ Syi‘a.;:ii.»'o ...0l0.»»0 . * Hd U NA~r|oNAi. Li-:Acura Jrmrv any ~nf>0e0<l20~4 s fl L93-Ch Cross To

(-S eclal to The Guardian ‘ Q ` _'_ "H - , 1 ~ '

M)NfI’)0`N' Apr" 26___|" A Lhmii i 'oi-liuli/. .intl l’rerli1,,L|, bitlullleni _

‘time the -strange spectacle of 1-1 frlari 5'°°1f1¥“ 47 New V°"k 1 Tocarr and McNeil. ____¢_

slianrllin on the ste of the 'Rn ai Al. ilrooklynz Baltimore 5; Rochester 0 1‘11"f1l“"§° 1" 1-11° 1lf£:f1 01 'ilu 011.1' ul-w vnrir .on>,ooo,uoo --I S 0 si iniirinwre: F°""°' Fa'"°"° 'llgmweigm WW "“"'"‘1 "“ th” "1‘“""" 1" 1‘"‘~" """"`iii-V1 iii 1o"0oo pox--4 8 0 ii ii ooo o2o"ox--F e 0 Try “C°m°'B"k In me Bm

be a regul'n~r lunch hour sight. At 'UU yn " "` ' , _ “tl more ' ` ' '" ' "' " ` _ lllil °|"‘°

mm; in ,;,,m|,,-9 11.3.0.1 and gowns an. Ni-hr, iiyan, Salleo and bnydcr. [tor-lies-ici* ...i|im,|mll,00o»--0 4 .5 _“_

-pliiiin as and i.i1i|i-1.. illltkc and 'IOS ANGFIIADS' AWN %__L(,,m\h

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Cross will try to como back. 'Thr' ‘i'ornrer' well-known iightwcigilit. ,who 'retired' from the ring and, .under bds true lllilllvv DV- L_ C- _\Vall-ach, iopenieil dental ofllices hfvr¢ `h:is :innoiinvod his intention in an ripcn ictitor to Dos Angeles sport- ing writers.

Cross’ letter follows, in part: "l nursed -hhiis "bug" [nr about

two years. but llcfinltdly <i¢Gid@<1 upon -tho plan about ia. year ago, and have been systemmicnlly pre- ,pnr-lng imyself for a year for this |rieioyerl comeback. I ca.il it a de- ,nyed comeback because -it is dn- vltnble; only some d`o lt, or mther ry It. sooner than others. "I lonow the sporting would

double the changes of a successful

[comeback because better men than 'l ever dared to be tried and failed.

"Miost men retire because they

are not tit lor nciilve service. Some walt. until public opinion forces them into retirenient. -Some drink too 'mulch to do them niny good. Some do all of the above.

"Whereas, ~I never drank or

Suwked or dissipated in any term. rergm i6?aeii'i`t"on the fret that

all, without exception, glowed themselves to get (lobby and when they tried to box again. did so on shon notice l have kept up my training. ' “To refute our nl. Horace lrdblft. I nm hooded east):

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Wilell the bandages und gloves are `beln.l: adjusted.

“In this resipoot 1hey'i bo dim,-r.

ent from Wiilirrrl and his colcrie of

cock sure oil 'winning that he didn’t C\0ll $00111 to care what means Ilelursvy 'frsorirrl io. Main-rl ri-si or nc mailed. fist was all the same to 1111-2 JOSH- With liiliii Deinpsoy was liSl il Clluimon mug whom ho could owl over whenever he got really. "And lt’s more than probable b{_iz £-SS never changed his niiiui until -'After lin got. that ,first knockrlown, nd. 'then he didn't. have much mind lo change. But it isn't likely to he halt way wil/li Carpentier and Des- camps. They'il see that. Dempse_\"s hands are properly bandaged and hat the electric tape and other un-` air accessories lighters have been known to use to flatten rin oppon- ent will be conspicuous by their ab-) sence.

“Delnips'ey, ol' course, .minilii not_

attempt to employ any such means. HG lllltlli-t. ‘bc loo good a sport for

i. . 1sli.' l .

raining. _

"Bat -\'.n.st1rson writes in tnrlnirni lo keep li Sllllfil 100110111 11114

NEW Yfhrk Tclegmjili; in-o that e\‘ci~_vtltiiig is run on -tho up

nil \ip`i1arpr~ntii~r nnd Ilosoaililiw rp loo wise to try iU`1Y l111S'l101'1f1‘

een struck se'/eral foul bloivsliiuinlike tactics in this oo\m|.i‘3'- bile in action in the ring, as new rin- inet thin ilu-_\"ll ui iff'-l-<1 ~°‘\1°1'

pi-ri tliui i-vorylmily will he watch-

iiic ilu-ni and 1~vi-ry move t-iieY .

niaku <:ari~i`iilly scrutinized and In-0|nptl_v reporli-rd to tiho eneiny rainp will be enouirh 10 110011 1119111 n line i'roni the dai' 1111*! i‘1t1"1‘

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Site Selected _

For Big Fight

NEW y()|;i{, .\pril 26.-\‘l/itll 1-fiuiio :;elr~t'iiiin, iu1“1i` '11 "B"y1c‘s ||1l|-ty ;||;|'i-5:," iitijiiiiiiillj M“1\i~g“m' pry Park, n .lersey1"1ii’» fill 1110 3119 uf Lp., 3,-L-mi, [or the llonipsey-

Uarpciiilr-r iicai'ywi-iglit champion- ship limit. July 2, t:‘:iiniiI'i§ P15115 ot' rin- r-fniiieriaius tonight \vvre being ‘,aiil ui~i~oi'dini!i_\'.

Loization oi' l)oiiipso_r's camp hill*

not bf-on fixed, hui it is KODlél`i111Y understood that the cliainiirion will select Atlantic (fiiy, while Carpen-

tier will train on Long island. ‘prob- ably ut .\lanli;iseet.

According do l’hl‘0S€llil 1111116350115

Carpentier's tr-nlning will be con- ducted alum: much more secret ines than Dempsey's. Those in touch with Carpeniiefs repro sentntives in this country state that his nmnager Francois Descamps. plans tio have the European cham- pion follow 'much the same line of training adopted when 'in England. pmparing for his bouts with Beckett and Wells.

Little ot Ca.rpentier`s training

will be dune lin public, possibly only some iigl-t exercises, road work and siiailoiv boxing. Daily hoxlng matt-.lies with his sparring partners muy also be staged lor the bcnelit of the liewnpziper rc- porters assigned to cover the tradning of Carnuiitier, but the ser-

ious preparations, in whih the I-‘rench heavyweight will cut loose, will be conducted helrind closed doors, if present plains are follow-

cd.

So far as it is known. Dempsey

Will not follow any such training

icampa/lgn. Wherever his camp is

ocated, the public will be admit- ted -to witness the training at r zioniinal charge, as has ciway

1119i- B111- .lust the sumo it will do no been his custom.

Proves Hints

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No wonder 'the baseball 'nioxuls

picked Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis tor High Commissioner. He is is real baseball tim. This photo- graph was taken during the tourih inning ot a girme between the Chic

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Judge Landis, High Coininissioner,

elf Real Baseball Fan

ago Cubs and the St. Louis team. There was it mlm on ibnse when 0'Farreil ihii. a home run. Timt'u the reason for the Supreme Arbi- ter oi Organized Baseball getting so excited,

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