Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 23

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN F rench Anxious to Play Japanese Racketersin America : Carpentierto Rely on Bra inslo Win WOULD SEND MAN TRIO |ROVAL QUNT ONDRVES|CARBERY SQUAD BEST|PUTS FIGHTING SCIENCE :“‘"’" e JOE LYNGH SUSPENDED Herman to Fxght Frenchman AND SUSANNE LENGLEN Stellar Dnckpi—nners— Will Share Poiats Way to Other Athlstes u| ABOVE BRUTE STRENGTHn;‘»“n.mwf"rw S TON. D. C, WEDNESDAY. MAY 25 1921. SPORTS. 23 ner bant <hnm‘unn will sail for Eng = Honors With Bank Teams in | Rosedale Division Track B % . |14 to meet Jimmy Higz —The French Davis cup team may go to the United ! ANHASSET. X, Y. Mz —Georges Carpentier realizes that in |of France, in & twenty-r ARIS. May s ! . I States to play the semi-final match with the representatives of 7_¥7_C_‘7'7Y Tourney Tonight. i and Field Meet. Jack Dempsey he will meet the greatest fighter of his career and Japan. and also to tour the country. The French Tennis Federation { Seoring i that victory. if it comes to him, must be gained by what he terms is caid to have opened negotiations with the United States association for such a trip. The plan is contingent upon France defeating India in the first round of the Davis ¢ mipetition. However, this is considered mwer ind June Bantam Champion Under New Yerk - Ban to Await Action of Massa- chusetts Board. | Kilbane to Fight Jacks i LEVELAND. Ohio. May intelligence.” | Kithan Dempses confised an his nose in Septembe; 3 strongest. the ird represents the rem jwhom' | have! biil for $1.000. glove.” declared | Lelden in Each Class isq Team: P Rathakeller. No. tonight in & n bout Dixtrict that i 73t 1 | s with Mrs. Molla Bjur- i T | h | third. with = r Ms ) s been sent to sets of fe 2 or. ) Beb dEh e e Ge e e e : o Minto_the ring with the| Greb Would Spar Champion. Prince Good Polo Player. 1 with the team sional of the Stade at St. Cloud Aml; Undoubtedly. Demp- ‘EW YORK. May —ftieors A _American not hecause | favoni: e nd | Zle, manager for Harr. - brejudice. ’ Cause his greatiburgh light-heavyweight B R obvious and un- nounced that the fighter would available ax a sparring partner Dempsey should th forced to abandon his pr: for the forthcoming hard court cham- hether Tilden will bel nne Lenszlen. the | les champion, attraction for the tour. 1 Lawrence and T e Smith and . Dorsey and Parker (C). at Hurimnz- the cominz in Pdav. Yesterd: 1o in before the matches Saturday will depend on | his condition today Prior to piayin | looked we! Singles. recently watehed . Camphell (A). ... Stockett (B)........ Farrell (C). swinging & mallet the Prince of Wale with no mean result vars dash Carl Kesach, Carlor: Vith two with t o would prove sterday Tilden Judging (rom d he wos in better| mg of Groat Martin Stop: N Carpenter. ¥ t while powe Shape i since his ar-! _ . . old that while p an inter- 3 i =l £ It with almost abnormal o aran feq | Tival in ving he ac-f ' . o il omene? eifeation: . ighting | COLUMBUS. Ohin. May — 1o o sufti- corded Wi L il gandic; Royall iduckninners. rat G| o e ATt of Tha first importance. | Martin, A. K. F. neavvweight 0t - atop a pony 1 the base tine hefthe best in the District, wil althaugh shely e with teams of the Ha _Her driving was|Lecague tonight in the cits bowli arate and her footwork j championship tournament o H Grand Central drives. They are sched- < cabled the entry of the| yled to tauke the alley |GEORGES HAS HIS DOG. 7 SRSEE | BUT JACK HAS A PAIR N o Rabeock, rhory N o'clock I L ATLANTIC CITY. May 25.—-J. for the open tourna- | Col. Robert N. Hurper. prominent Dis- A C Ty o ' . Enztand. which | i han will be guest of honer | Cars (D { empsey has gone Georges ¢ nry-v(-mnl; Wimbledon cham-|a¢ (he session. PN g o class Lostor ane better as to the companionship o diz i Fonr scorcs were volled last night, | iy Ko . Carbors dames Wil {300 Belzian volice dogs. The French | despite the prescnce On fhE SUCHS TTL Wntiaiiet ¢n: | whampion enjoys the friendship of {xach teams as the Bul hha 4.«- highly toutcd cla a Henry Rodier's B e floundered heln er part of the wi bare in" @ splendid specimen of the breed. but the world champion is the | proud awner of a brace of the Belgian ) | canines. answering to the imposing | {nismes of Dr. Hemingway and Sophie Raxr Shke [(finsherg. Throughout the day they et eollow the champlon around. and| when he i boxing or punching the Lhag ihey lie nearby ! Demnsey attends to their feeding, <upervised the construction of house henind own. When f them. Dr. Hemingway. secmed <h and unusually quict the fjon made a snecial trip into purchase medicine. ¢ qualified as a veterinarian iing a_wound in So- lex. While plaving “harp stick inflicted al B Dempsey sccured iodine aleohol. sterilized a needle. hed the wound out and then pro- -d to put seven stitehes in - dog remained quiet. while Demp- - ministered to it. The other dog s a ator at the daily treat- 26 WOMEN TO COMPETE IN GOLF TROPHY EVENT nockbura Clal thirty-six ciuh hand: y. Capt : manazed to achieve a count | of 233 and none of the other members ;A L Wisics Aar Jirond g e, £ qui distinguished —himself | | The team totaled 14985 Yesterdas s i SIN of the leading woman goliers of the District will play | ening Star trophy event. which will start over the Ban- warse tomorrow morning. Competition will be at | al play. one round cach, tomorrow and Frida:. Full in \(r\h round. Manrs s es. m2 aps will appl 'SIX AMERICAN WOMEN m:i IN FRENCH GOLF PLAY | [ 1ty the A PAR the eniy French entry in th Gonse is French | national women's zolf champion- ship teurnament. to be played at Fon-! tainebleau on June 14 “Of the other contestants h and six American, Alexa Zimmerman, Geizer, ponnd class Man Rradbarn) ehardson, axlor (Craven. | arbery (Dozier. . Biswman (R).. Conradis. ... il (I Attorney General Is Guest. With Harrv M zherty., Attor- Toral - i ¢ Goneral of the ad States. as Al i, American “oman Bolt | g KROUS’ PIGEON IS FIRST 13 Gorie® ity Setrats Sens men's eastern golf oa gy o Bl [ throuzh the most strenuous work-ou Sl R L e IN RACE OF 310 MILES !urd.« iniulRen in’ since he started nx here ten days ago. He in- jthe ritish mupion. as A Philip Krous. one of Washi s ety Chevy | bolder o 20 i ¥ ne of ashington's | crensed his boxing to #ix rounds, cov- e e i T i oldest and most s B ered_six miles on the road, punched ratles.| pogiand. ¢ [ s et the bag for ten minutes and shadow- | hoxed for two round “forts are beinz made to induce | H. 0e rench golfers pete for their |l I' Kraus. wn title of the apparen periori comnetitors. 1 the T Totals e Farl Towie (A} | Harry Stanford.”. NAVY IN BIG R REGA]TAS‘,«&?‘%,«;..:_a s -six . at 6 oclock. | Will Throw Down Bars. { goxer, “the 10 carns. manager of Dempsev. ! 11 oiclacic ted a color line. Kear ch of the nine gaid that if the champion eliminates ailed to re- | Goorges Carpentier on July 2 all bar- in yards | riers will be let down. port). with av per minute follow I'hil. Krous, 1.476: l'|n] Krous, sre Dempsey Muut Pay Up. % . \z-uumw PHILADELPHIA. May 25 ury I'vf'\“llim!:rs Crew for Collegmu Race. Metiolrich (A} Hez: ded that Jack Dempsey must \\t eele. S B, Pmrur ‘m .mv more to Dr. Herbert Goddard MY U 1,191 of'th Midshipmen Also to Row in American Henley. ANNAPOLIS, Md. May it for an operation perfors RIVAL BOXERS ALREADY 1l i i 3 Academy varsity eight- -oared | 5 I crew will enter the :nll(:lale ‘ enter the field - lregatia at Poughkeepsie in June. u", L N . ihas been officially announced. The ' Mas 1 » avy crews also are entered in the - {American Henley on the Schuyikill hdrawn turday vy Armiger (A} Harry Frederick Lenaure The Latest Thing in Belts c N | BY FAIRPLAY. FLEXIBLE"'WASHABLE R —Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier both BEL TS ] with buckle EW YORK, May 25, | are camouflaging on this business of training for the big fight The gate receipts and not any idea of boiling down is the cause, | a six- | wiit +o | Track Meet to Northwestern. @nezn course | CHICAGO, May special . University’s trac - Un reity of 25.—Northwestern athietes defeated N\ . 8612 1o 4% it a s. for th sent activities i ' s W s it ppe:xr r the present activities of the two fighters. The reason‘ Black and Cordovan (Sizes 30 to 44) [ e e v no serious training is being done is that the fighters don't need it. | g s Wh Pa SI ? Plans Unique Balloon Race. | o."2'cv). onais 1A% | Their physical condition is <o fine that not more than three weeks of |\ Made by Miller Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. y y - Pians for a unique national balloon | Ca iRy District Nationss Bank (), actual training is required by either. A dered by the | Nationai Bank (B). | Th % writer wn many old-time K More than two or three pounds over the Five teams rnational Club of America. The race. as| Dou (1) Fi weizht champions and ehallengers | Weight that he expects to carry into the \\\f League—Jersey T ted. would be botween balloons | Lynch aui H. i (¢ D n work for their fitle houts and their | Fin%. And so it is obvious that anything [\ Taronto by cities throughout the | g}l "Te\™ 37 Qi and "Crampton (Ry, | Condition when they ted in, and the | like hard training would do nothing but | N\ : : Sl ¢ and manned by crews from | Rieks (Ol S (en 8gd Gramplt G | amount of work they had to do repre- Make him stale on July 2. N o reszch over th cities. Chambers of commerce | frawn (). | sent precisely the difference between. the | =" N fonce and borrow a of 1o er organizations will be asked | (11 . Kimble (7, George . old school of fighters and the new. In \\ bacon 3 perate. ?’\hm (K f,f' "| " '.r“yk‘l"\} m.m,'v <,~.(.‘ mpion was likely to \\\\ | (A1 G. E. A'rampion (By, Phil Hunge: flrmlav and noth- _ (oThe Glomtn won mine out of thir. ! Groh Leaves Cincinnati ik ! e wore i the \ it | CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 25 —Henrs | i . augurating « period of weizht reducing § roh. hold-out et the Auto Race Trials Todgy | and bellows mending was distasteful to | \ and Mis. Groh, INDIANAPOLIS 2 these men ant real punish- \ ing work. ! waist 1 and the I = likely o - that outmeasured their chests could not run a block without r 4 pulmotor. this is a ne bl s automobile for | tion trials for the i where Groh said he | bile race at the Indian ntly. Before his|way will be held today. To qualify knocked lnose ‘parture Groh reiterated his declara- | cars must maintain a speed of eighty ked off tion that he would never play another | miles an hour for ten mijes ! game with the Reds. b 9.75 c s : American Horse in Derby lb;nlluf Rt ix 1llm nt living. anadians in Legion Meet. PARIS, May 25.—The Bohemian. a | hemoors Conter 18 Cait We are selling more SPRING SUITS than we ever sold SADELPHIA, May his condi- ports of the .—Entries | brown colt, bread by A. K. Macomber |t hut when he came « w York and Massachusetts [@nd raced on American tracks last)iion gave the lic to all r for the interstate one-mile relay race, [ Y6ar. will be shipped to Epsom and | 1 batied hans il Uayrace | will run in the Derby on June 1. ke hix b if hit by a 'l at Frank- been re-i New Gym for West Virginia. 3 \\ ar Veterans' Asso- Athletic offi s of West Virgini; . will compete in the event. University have be supplemental b t biil introduced in the state legislature provides for a Scottish Soccerists Win. 0,000 gymnasium for the institu- FRIDAY MONTREAL, A —The Scottish | 'ion- BASE BALL n with one! foot all cated the All-Mon- AME ACE PARK s batsman’s treai aggrezation vesterday, 6 to 2. Sees 4.16 Mile for Higgins 2o comider Coach H. A. Bruce of the Lafayette Wlshmzton vs. New York Ans. before. The materials and workmanship are D. J. Kaufman standard and the price pleases. Young Feller’s, Conservative and Sport models. Match ’em under $35. sort. 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