Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 25

SPORTS. SEAT SALE OF $525,000, WITH THOUSANDS LEFT 26— The Dempsev-Carpentier fight for the world 11 hox office rec- Promoter Tex 50060 Thou- ‘ Featherweight Champion Gets | Newspaper Decision Over Jacks Af(er Ten Rounds. fa- ctehed by n which the Zbyszko to Wrestle Stecher. !\\\\\\n]'\\ May I6 St i1l be carried — i Yankee Pros, Giant in George's Camp. { | Including McLeod, to Play in Big Tourney in Scnrland June 7. L. T. May 26 The lives in Paul Journe iPI\!RU S. GOLF| EB[F PLAYERS I THREE DISTRICT NETMEN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1921 SPORTS] Recezpts for Big Fight Already Have Set Record : No Favorile in Collegiale Track Meet Listening to a Stranger’s Phone Conversation. B Webser [ SIRES N ALLES CALIFORNIA_ TEAM HAS NO . | NEVER HEARD ABOUT IT. HE D1D ? WELL, Ww\—r Do You KMOW ABouT THAT ! How p I'T HAP\'IrN? YES - uu HuH. YEP. HAa! HA! weLL!were: THAT'S TH FUNMUIEST i INE HEARD I 75,\;25' HA! HA! HA! Night's Session. ety duckn i their HAW! HAW! HAW! 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