PAGE EIGHT
Great Interest Shown In City
KAGEYS MEET SPRINGWOODS;
LOGKWOODS
1
AGAINST WILTON
To-morrow' 5 Games May Change Standing in League—-
Deerman Will Pitch for Lockwoods—Kaceys Hope
to Score First League Victory.
The fur will‘fiy in the City league
tomorrow afternoon when the teams
meet in the fifth set of games. The
Kaceys will again meet the Spring-
woods nt llndlk field and the Lock-
M'oods will be. the guests of the “lil-
ton tram nt Orcm field.
k - cmfwyp bgkqj shrd hr--—v
The Springwood-Kaccy game is
rauslnz a. great deal of interest. de-
spite the fact that the. Kaceys are in
last place and the lipriug’woods are
in flrz‘t. The Knccys are out to win
their first game in the City league.
and it is thought that \\':1rm will b1»
on tho mound for that team. llakos
looks like the selection of Managi‘l‘
Beiius to do the twirling for the Hill
Top nine. It is expected that :1 rec-
ord crowd will be on hand to witness
this game.
The Wilton-Lockwood game. is also
causing a great deal of interest. The
Farmers are in second place and if
they win and the. Springwoods lose
they will be tied for first place in the
circuit. Bill Doerman. who pitched
such a fine game. for the Lockwoods
against the Roscbuds on 'Jfi'irsday
evening. will again take the mound
for the (‘lovr‘r team. The Flumcrs
are bound to have trouble, solving the
«ieiiv'cry of this big? southpaw. llusscs
“ill be run from florwnfk to (lrtm
field. '
LEONARD FEELS
SURE OF VICTORY.
Will Go Out to Get Tendler
in Few Rounds — hr
Fine Shape.
llruius are not :‘1lun:.s \aluablo as
b." nun in the ring but in the lighttr.‘
clnsns. “311n- H111 notion is rapid and
quick thinking 1111 important (spr-ntial,
1111‘ iuoxm‘ who lnnkvs 11 pronresrivc
stud) 11f his 111-11" ssiou, nudism-s i111~
opponent‘s styics in :11]\:1111:.'. adapt:
hillllwll quirkly lo :1 1l1'111171; of nttm-k
or lli'it‘nsc and con think cbarly \vhrnl
in distrv 1s i"1.'~ :1 urnni :11l111ntngo ow:
the 1111 n “In" nr1- not :0 1 IIIII'It' wilt 1L!
111' 11111r:w luv 511111-1ssf11l huh: 11‘,
must i--1‘l1\\1r,:1llielo hit :11 id to 1 :1-1
11111‘1- 1111121: him 111. .\l;11»:.1111;:.-t--1s'
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through 11: :1lil1L; I
to ll IllI\, 111 11r1lv11l-1
op
l‘..11111‘.' l.rr.n.'1r1l has: held the liclzl-1
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'1‘11 lb or 1»l1_\.~1c"' cordiilon :1z1l 1111311
but l'l:~ 1111'; {no pliou r1111:.'1i1s n.-
luvn :15 - \~ 1‘. 1.. 11".} 1s :1 smurf 11.:1n1
l:1 111' out of '~11~ ring. ilv l:.1s ll'\1l'
i-mil l1;1ltt 11"] urolimi nrzollyh in l::1\1~
I114 l1:111's svromlvlvvi .‘11111 ovwriuice:
i.. .'1:1:it hi'u l’1ll1’ll, 1
111,1: 1 1': .'1 1'l-1111111icn l'I-dny who‘
1. .1 1-111.\1-1sc- so virility-Ml); on ”it“;
huw 1 lots of boxing; :13 i.11)11.1r1i. lie!
1.11 1'i1o r1 :rruns ior vv1v'sti1iitc ho
1.1.113. Ho i~;1~= \1 orkwl out his: thvoriw.‘
in th- r1111:. «incloninz: thorn that!
ho l1wl 11111: 1111-! disrurliir g others.‘
This experienco hna giw‘u him in
f1':1n1vv.'o'ik oi 1121;1s on which 1,11pcri-
1 n1-- I‘flS lzunc supvrb boxing lorui.
'i‘hu 1‘!1.111111'11111 discumn-s ir.’11.ki_v his
fll‘lirf'tlr‘l‘lf‘ll: combat with I."\\‘ 'l'ilI-l-
hr. ”1- 1:1 1-11n11.l11nt. but not l.o:1;::l‘ul.
llcnny has arrays Exrlicyml in himself.
l‘nlrss :1p111»:1r:1111.~ are absolutely de-
c1-l1i11ghc is in in ltvr :l 11111 now than
T10 “.11.! for 13w flht 'l‘cndlor tight. Ilc
thinks he should win decisiu‘ly l-e-
1.1use thv first fight taught him more
than 11 do Tomlin.
Leonard Discourses.
"A champion is always (1p1'n to crit-
icism." rid l’muny last \Vcdm-sday af-
tvr :1 uorkout at his Tannersville
training camp. "He can't please
(«c-ruled}; it I don't stop T1~ndler'
next .‘Ilonviuy night a lot of people
“111 so} 1 cawiod him to get another
light. if I knock him out they will
any he was ovurrated.
“Now i don't ask anybody to bet a
cut on 1111'. I am fighting in defense
of 111', title. and will do the best i can.
My lust asset is the good will of my
friends. Do you suppose anybody canl
p.1y me as much money to put up a
poor fight against Tcndlcr as I can get
by iickiughim'.‘
“Those things are. a joke to me.
Nobody would guarantee me one-
tcnth of what 1 will earn next Monday
night to deliberately pass up my title
and how much would I be worth as
a ring attraction if I lost it?
"'l‘vndlcr is a tough bird. I realize
that better than anybody. That's the
reason there is so much interest in our
second tight. WheneVer a challenger
has a real chance to beat a champion
the fans will flock to see them mix.
"I have my own ideas about Tendler.
I have some definite plans which I am
keepirg to myself. I'll say this much:
1' n1 going right aftIr him and try to
nail him as quickly as I can. This is
gdccision bout.
“ltd can' t put him away I want. to
be so far in front. at the end of the
fifteen rounds that no process of om-
cial reasoning can deprive me of the
title. Tcndlcr. of course. is dead anx-
ious to stop me becauae he figures that
is the only way he can win.
lx-l't-hsndcr's Advantage
"A left-hander has a big natural ari—
yantage over a right-bender. In the
first place, a good right-hander may
not box a. left-hander once a reason.
I never met one until I met. 'I‘cndler.
Now a lcft-handcr is always fighting
right-hannlcrs and is accustomed to
their styles.
“Left-handers constantly lead with
their lefts. Few can do much with
the right. They claim Tendlcr's right
jab is disconcerting but I didn‘t find it
so. The southpaw generany rushes
\ in slinging long lefts. Now a good
' right—handcr‘s style is more intricate.
lie is taught to use his 1:.“ not only
for relating and jabbing but also for
booking and countering. He doesn't
waste right handed punches but should
be ready to sho1t them into openings.
“In other wordsntha left-hander of
class is seldom as versatile as the
NRht—handcr. He specializes on one
style 01' punching with one hand.
"You mleht think it is easy to solve
that style. hit it isn't. Years of fight.
in; have given me a certain ring
stance that is adapted to right-handed
lillustratcvl
:lv'ft.
rontinucd
I I \11111'1l n Tight.
‘ rounds
.1lloyl11'3 'l‘hirty
- couldn't change it.
“l-‘or instance. if I tried to tight with,
my right foot and hand extended 11
would be lost. the same as a Chnp'
trying to write or play pool loft-hand-
mi. Therefore. I must figuro out a
way to use. my ability naturally. and
that is what I am doing for 'l‘vu-llcr.
Benny Illustrates
“The thing that bothers a right-
haudcr facing a southpaw for the
first. time is tho luck of protection
from :1 left-handed body punch." i
Ilcrc Ll‘nnnrrl called in his young
brother. Joe. and had ‘111111 pose [1):
illustrate ”11- point. 1
“You soc." said ll..-1y. as he took
:1 southpaw stance, "Joe's loft hand;
is up and extort-ind 11nd his right pull—
1-d back That ‘o'mrs him 0111-11 for n
drop-in “ith the l~’l." A111! innny
by briucim.r mwr his own:
"When both men are riplu-hunderm;
Ronny. "the 1_\l1-n1l1~1i l1 hr,
are in position tofvnd 11ftri:l:-l1111.21d
1.1:111h1s 'l‘h. norm: 1| i111:1-1 s i it isI
not to be gr1:1ll_\ I'l'1l 1". 1‘ “i. -- n :11
guy comes Hi 111:: t‘ non-111: l11:1t l1- it as
il11'1 inn-r1- is iroulle.’
lr.1r1.mi from 'I‘le-Ilur [3
I don't I11II1‘\¢‘ he:
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l.:1\o rum-1min r113.
.1111! hit 11..» 111 1111- 1-111» :30 1-11.11 11115‘
time. I 1111111 II"\I‘IOIH.II :1 knack of:
1.»: 11411111: those punchrs on my rlbows:
11' ll couniv-rlnz. l.1\v can't do 111111111
ulth 1111' at close qllnrlt‘fi‘. i.1-1‘;1u:e I
know how 10 tie him up." I
'l‘lml's llunuy 141111111111! for you: n
siliviviit of his 1::11111- run though he.
h.1.- 1.1-(n 11‘. tho top 11 lorg lime. Fail».i
11ru crabs any man more quir‘kly whcn‘
hn becomrs self-satisfied and stands
still.
Scouts Tcndlcr‘s Theory.
llcnny was asked about 'l‘rndler's
l‘..1ory that training.' on :1 hard surface
ring at Dciunco l.'1:~t Lear Il.lll(ll1‘.’i]1]11‘1l1
111111 iiiil‘l‘ he .kil‘ppml around for u f. w-
in n heavily padded ring nl;
Acres. This time 1.011%
15 working on :1 Well padded rim: noon!
1
“That's all bunk." says Leonard. ‘
"Look at my ring here. There is only}
.1 thin strip of cnrwt bctwcr-n the :
boards and the canvass. At the Yan-
kco Stadium there will be an inch of
felt under 11s. I do not anticipate;
that it will lire r111x'landl1-Ir was
played out in the. 1“osin1: rounds at
Jersey City because he punched him-
self out trying to brim: me down in
the. first six or seven rounds.
"After all." concluded Leonard. “the
old rock is the thing. “'9 can all
plan our battles. but u. n-nllop on the
chin is liable to scatter our senses. I
may get one myself if I'm not careful.
That’s why I'm going to try to knock
Mr. Tendlcr for a row of Philadelphia
apartment houses as soon as possible
after we go into action next week.
Leading Batters in
Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
l‘laycrs—-Cluh G. AB. R. II. I’.C
limnsby. St. I... 60 231 [13 94 .407
“Wheat. B'klyn.. 71 273 54 104 .3511
Ilariillart. Pitts.. 55 I43 33 54 .370
Roush. Cincl.... 83 316 51 115 .364
Traynor. Pitts... S3 325 55 118 .363
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Players—Club G. AB. R. 11'. RC.
Hellmann. D‘t .. 78 286 65 114 .399
Ruth. N. Y..... 55 289 86 110 .381
Jamicson. Cleve. 87 355 75 134 .378
Collins. Chicago 74 245 88 88.31
Speaker. Cleve... 85 311. 63 118 .357
Ehgene O'Brien has deserted the
screen for the present at least and is
appearing upon the stage in “Steve,"
:1. drama. of movie life.
Dustin Farnum has started work on
a. new plctu‘re. “A Man." direction of
David Solomon. Margaret. Fielding is
.l'ouiily
' logvtln l'
RUTH TO TOSS
GLOVES IN RING
Bambino Will Be at Ring-
side With the Gloves for
the Champion Bout.
NEW YORK. July 21.—You Just
can't keep Babe Ruth out of the lime-
light at the Yankee Stadium. The fa-
mous Bambino is to have a new honor
conferred upon him Just as it is cus-
tomary to have a. celebrity toss out the
first ball at the opening of the base-
ball season_ so it is that Matchmaker
Jimmy Johnston has arranged to have
the Sultan of Swat toss the gloves tn-
to the ring when Lew fendier and
Benny Leonard meet for the world's
lightweight championship on Monday
night.
Benny rules a. to 1 favorite in the
latest betting and it is all because
word has reached here from Tanners-
vlllo to the effect that be Is having no
trouble making weight and that he
will scale the necessary 135 pounds
at 2 o'clock on Monday without “dry.
in: out." which means he won't have
to abstain from liquids.
Thorn will be a rehearsal of ushers
at the Stadium tomorrow afternoon
and another on Sunday night when
1h» M1: electric lighting system. which
ill make the ring as bright. as day.
will be tr-stod.
It is r: ported that the advance sale
of 511113 is the b‘rzcest in the history
of boxing hereabouts. already having
renchnd the 3400.000 mark.
All 85 and 37 seats have been sold.
but. 1hr management of tho (‘romwcll
A. . which is conducting the bout.
declares that there are plenty of til
Kilian out $21! seats loft.
n
a
(a
EAST ENDS MEET
GREENS FARMS
Southern Fairneld
schodulcd games
nun-noon the Grams Farms
the: Last. End- will come
M the \Yickft lot.
51111‘1- rutvring the league. the
(lr-w-ns 1111—11151 louln has not lost :1.
gumu. Their winning streak is four
games. 0
Sundays' game should be a hard
111111.111 1:31:11; all 1h..- way. as the East
l-znd ugKn-gallun is more than anxious
to ‘1-- 1h1- iirst to who the “Farmers"
111vir 111-11 1:151" of dclcut. It will be
r1111111.1l.1:11l l.1:1t the " l armors" were
rho 11ml tun-11 to tuat the East Ends
this 801151111 after running up a win-
ning slrl 11k of ten games.
'l'hl- lineup of both teams follow:
Fast Ends Greens I-hrms
of the
111:1:111-‘11
In 0:11
‘aizlrlu \‘
nine and
l.. llusclzbnum . . 2b . . . . . . . . Votrc
liodos ......... 551...”... Hurley
K1 1'111‘ ......... if ....... Connors
1‘. llum'hba 1:111 cf . . . . . . McElwee
.\l:.1~(::1111nvss :b . . Schaefer
l'riul'o. IrI'land . . rf . . . ...... Kycia
lilarkman ...... c McSally. Kokosko
S11111h..........1b........Brown
Rowe .......... p ........ .. Mills
lzioomquist . . . . . 1)
ii Ardos ......... -
BIG FIGHT WON’T
BE HELD HERE
information of those in
For the
r1ccipt of the rumor. there is little
probability that a. Dempsey-Firpo
light will be held in Stamford? Stories_
purporting to come from Stamford.
were published ln'the New York 2ft-
ernoon papers yesterday. to the effect.
that Tex Rickard. the promoter. to-
gether with Rack Kearns. manager of
Jack Dempsey. were in Stamford
Thursday looking over the grounds.
Efforts to get in touch last night
with Mr. Rickard at his Madison
Square Garden Tower apartment were
unavaillng. Sporting authorities in
New York. however. close to the pro—
moter said last night that there was
practically no likelihood of holding the
bout. here.
It was pointed out last night that
the only available spot would be the
Hoyt estate near Roton Point. or Hal-
lowe'en Park. It was said the use of
the latter would be prohibited by the
Park Commission.
Chief of Police James Heffernui
said he had heard nothing of holding
the fight here or had heard that the
two men were in Stamford Thursday.
The Mayor could not be reached. At
his home it was said he was in MI:-
sachusetts.
Edward Dennlng, local boxing com-
missioner. said last night that he had
not been broached on the subject. He
said he had heard the rumor. Milton
B. Goodkind. secretary of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, said he had not
the leading lady.
been approached. either.
am and Firpo are holding.
THEDAILYW
‘ Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
The latest trouble is always the
worst.
0 o 0
Gospel- the umpire at Greens Farms
In the County League. has. resigned
his position. It. is thought that. his
place will be taken by Dave Nash.
o o s
Greens Farms will be the attraction
at the “'icke Lot tomorrow. The
Farmers have not. met defeat. in the
County League this season.
0 O 0
Bill Doorman will be. on the mound
again tomorrow for the backwoods
against the “’llton team. The
mcrs will have their hands full with
the big southpaw.
o o o
The Reds are. pressing the. Giants
hard for the lead in the National
league. and if the New York team
does not watch their step. map cop
the pcnn ant in front of their eye.
0 o 0‘
Amming to rumors from .Vcw York
(‘ity Fin-pa is the only one standing in
Fnr- .
By LeRoy D. Downs
l
Americans from all over the contin-
ent would flock to witness the affair.
It might even draw a larger'crowd
than the Firpo-‘Vlllard bout. did.
O I
It. looks as i} Balms and Warm
would be pitchers in the Kacey-
Springwood game tomorrow. These
two moundsmcn should furnish a.
pitchers battle.
0 0
It is rumorfd that their will be
some new faces in the Kacey line-up,
when they face the Springwoods to-
morrow afternoon.
0 O O
The Nationals of this city will
stack up against the American Stor—
age Eatery team of Stamford at Bed-
ford Oval tomorrow afternoon in the
County League.
~_ 0 C
Benny “‘cafer is covering first. in
fine style for the Sationals. Benny
used to play a great deal of baseball
before he entered the prize ring.
I O O
I: will not be many months before
the football season il be on hand. It.
is 1~:;r\01‘tt‘d that hterc will be at least
two fast teams in the city this season.
.Sce you Monday.
the . way . of . n . Pinto-Dempsey bout.
Ht‘ wants the scrap held in South.
Amcricn.
‘ O O O
A champioaship bout in Smith
America would be a sucess. as South
TUNNEY-GIBBONS 11111 31111111
GO FOR GOTHAM
Jimmy Johnston Anxious to;
Stage Bout—Two Jacks
Send' Code Messages
NE\V YORK. July 2i.—Jin1m_\
Johnston. matchmaker of the (‘rwv
well A. 13.. will again h1,gin to lnl - ‘
an active interest in Jack 13111111151
pugilistic future Just as soon as 11.11
l.conard"l‘endler fight
is out of 11m:
way. tho house is counted up and all?
the bills are paid. l‘nlli then 'I‘ev
Rickard. Jnt‘k K1arns and Luis i-‘irpo.
can have all the 1oni'crcnccs to them
sures.
”When this Monday thing is over!“
says Jimmy. "I’ll find out what's caus-
ed Kcarns to change his 'mind about.
Harry Willa. When he “as out 1n
Great Falls. after the Dempsey-Gib-
bons tiglil. he made a, lot of talk about
wanting \Vills next. I'm here to offer
Wills next. and on Labor Day at that.
But now. for some reason. Kcarna
doesn't want Wills until later. He
mnts Flrpo first. “'hat's the idea?
”I'll have a lot. to say some time
next week about this heavyweight
business. Just now I've got to look
after Our Denny and Our Lew
"You know I want Dempsey
“fills for Labor Day. Well.
something you don't know. I'm go-
ing after a match for the light heavy-
weight championship of America.
with Gene Tunney. the title holder.
meeting Tommy Gibbons. How's that
lound?‘
"I don't pay any attention to all
then. conferences Kearus and Rick-
They're
only preliminary stuff now. The
MAIN EVENT is Our Bonny vs. Our
Lew."
and
MUST SATISFY FIRPO.
Kearns and Rickard rested yester-
day. no official conferences being held.
Firpo will not be back from Boston
until next week. and there is scant
chance of any Dempsey-Flrpo match
being made until “Dead Pan" is sat-
isfied. He was not when he Went
away.
Kearns seems to be more interested
Just now in the report from Los An-
geles that the Dempsey-Gibbons tight
films have' been confiscated than in
any future fight affairs.
"I don't know much about it yet."
he said yesterday. "except for what
I read in the papers.
"I had a wire from the champion.
saying: HORSES HAVE BEEN CAP-
Tured. I haven‘t. decoded that one
yet.
“Dan Mcxetrlck advised me to wire
back: LOCK Tl—IE BARN DOOR.’
Maybe I will.
"I don't know just yet what will
come out of the picture situation. It‘s
just. one more. phase of the Shelby
tangle. that's all." ‘
Ralph Sipperly. playing in Elmer
Clifton's Fox special. “Six Cylinder
Love" was a. base ball player before
becoming an actor.
a
Lolita Robertson of Broadway DOD-
ularity has an important role in the
“keen version of “No Mother to Guide
Her."
here's .
TRAINING HARD
Doing Plenty of Road Work
——Is Confident of
Victory
Jack Stanley. human steam-roller
of Stamford. yesterday began training
for his bout with George Connolly. the
Now llnvtn Big lloy. to be staged in
‘ lilm (‘in next month under the
auspimvs of the Nutmeg A. C.
The bout had previously been
scheduled for the 27th of this month.
Owing to the short notice Connolly
askod for an extension of time to
1rain for the 'lnmford "Cyclone" who
has born howling his sparring part-
.0
'nors over with regularity of late.
Ills manager. Ray Bliss, has map-_
; pcd out rl strenuous training campaign ‘
‘ for him
in order to "take" this Elm
1‘lty hauler who is rated throughout
the state as a corner in the game.
Stanley is on the road early in the
morning and “legs" of! about seven
or eight. miles and after getting his
"rub" by his trainer "Red" Crowley.
takes on his sparring partners for a
few rounds apeico. He is a. glutton
for work and beams with confidence
“hen asked how his chances are of
winning over Connelly.
Following this bout in New Haven.
through his manager. Stanlay will
hurl defies into the camp of Ed. Kec-
lcy. the human mountain of the Park
City. Others who will bear later from
Stamford's only representative in the
heavyweight division are Douglass.
Daley. Maloncy. Reynolds. and “Wild
Charlie" Jackson. the dark secret. of
\\"aterl111r3. Stanley means business.
he states, and looks for a. profitable
and. busy few months to come.
Ruth Hits Two Homers
Helps the Yanks Win
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 21.—
The New York Yankees had to go ten
innings yesterday to defeat the Grand
Rapids Mint League team by s. more
of 4 to 3.
lfabe Ruth made two home runs
over the center field and Elmer Smith
knocked one over the right field fence.
Ruth's first homer was the only hit
the Yankees made off Stcggerda’s de-
livery for six innings.
Warren Krech has started work on
“The Tide," in which he will be fea-
tured.
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Eugene Criqul. the new feather-,
weight champion. who defends his}
title for the first time against Johnnyl
Dundee next Thursday at the Polo;
Grounds. looks better in training than:
he did before his fight with Kllbane..
This may be because of the confidenccf
which comes to a newly crowned;
champion. Criqui's face before hisi
last battle was drawn and haggard
and determined. Now the same detcr- .
mlnation is there but the face hasi
filled out a little. though the artificial
jaw and scar will always give the little;
Frenchman. who was wounded at \ en;
dun. a grim appearance.
The big worry at the (‘riqui camp;
is always to keep Gone from over—1
training. Now he is a, pound or two!
below the reyuired 126 pounds. He
was even lighter than that before the
Kilbane fight.
The little champion is a dynamo of;
energy and has to be restrained from§
working hlmsur too hard. When?
sport writers visited his camp nil
Manhassett. L. I. yesterday. the. entire1
camp. including Mrs. C‘riqui. sparring
partners. trainers. and managrrs 11. re
gathered under an apple tree playing.
cards—that is. all wrre playing ("30(fl:
Criqui himself. 1
hospitality for ycul—crackcd the ice
. have
i ..u.
SATURDAY, 11;“ 21,
eague Gain
EUGENE CRIOUI IS CONFIDENT
HE WILL STOP DUND
TEN ROUNDS NEXT T
n.
‘
himself. l;rc.1;z‘-
did all the
it will he in '.~ ~, ,
will knock l:~ g
"Monsimzr ;
jump roun' 1k: -‘
1'1k.&1
dcmonslrib 'j:~ . ._. , _ :
hccm so— '1 ‘:1"' " '
It'fillli' :1: 1:1...14:
Criqui is :1 :1;
caurkt I)“ f r'.' ‘
seemed s?.1;‘rL~-i .
Dundre “.5
pounds 01 w
head. in- i111: :1
a 2:.1rl ‘ '
fore Thorn?»
hcem,” rm
There
Criqui cam
“‘1Ii’lt'11 t?
has lieo‘z‘.
<1".
every mor' 1: :
afternoon 5‘;
rope-skip; 1.":
bovine. and - ~ ...
each :1.’ las
T‘ozwrt
have b» In 1:;
I‘d" 1': “7“}
-‘.€.'i’icu‘,._.
them no
and
He was the first to greet the. \isitors ; p ”1.11, ,2 v . - ,
and almost his first words showed; l“"‘1 lir r .j _. 1'
that the little champion has a kcnn- proiom. 1
knowledge of human nature. :lumvs from “,1
Ali-Vin Rouge. ‘ls rr:11._' tn, ,: -
"Decire—vnusmh-would zo gonihmcn‘ 1‘0! MW -V :
like some-ah—vln rougc'” : r-r.'- m1 ~. ..
Sport writers aren't supposol to unfit :‘ -. —
know the French langungo, but there: Johnny .»
wasn't a voice which didn‘t say “011i."i “"2‘0 l‘TF f” "
The. atmosphcro of the camp is n1“s,ri ’ ‘
m‘uch more confident than l-1-fcre “1' >7 ‘ -' “r ' '
(‘riqui fought Kilbanc. Iloth the champ. Fri. 11 xvii’ c, x ‘1‘ .
pion and his manager. 3i, llolwrt - 31"}.«1, lt-;g 1 - 1
Eudilinc. stated quietly but cinplzati-g vothr'." lie r ‘n' —: ~;
cally that Crlqui would win.'1r_.~r exorpf 1. . ~.
"How many rounds?” repcn‘.‘-i \I lick anylug-iy "..' -‘
Eudnline. while the champ on—thnre' s; rot-cit lutn‘. .. .
2'. ycars 1.17"
11011 111151 5111111
NATION .111 LEAG I'D
w. 1.. PC.
New York .......... . . 35 31 .1334
incinnatt ............$‘_‘ 31 .61‘7
Pittsburgh ............ 50 34 .5513
(‘hicago ...... ........ 4"1 4‘.‘ .523
Brooklyn ..... ..... ... 43 41 .512
St.1.ouis............. 45 43 511
Philadelphia. .......... :5 59 .“UR
Boston ...... ..... .. . 24 60 .28“.
Games Yesterday
New York. 10; St. Louis. 9.
Cincinnati. ll; Brooklyn. fl
Boston. 5; Pittsburgh. 5.
Philadelphia. 1; Chicago. I.
Games Today
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2 games);
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia. ‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L P.0-
NewYork.............57 28 .671
Cleveland............. 48 40 .515
SLLO'ulS.....-........ 43 42 .500
Philadelphia. .......... 42 43 .494
Detroit. ............... 41 42 .494
Chicago .............. 40 43 .482
\Vashington ........... 35 49 .417
Boston ............... 31 50 .333
Games Yatcrday
Washington. 12: Cleveland. 5.
Boston. 5; Chicago. 4.
Philadelphia. 9; St. Louis. 6.
Games. ,Today
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
\Vashingtbn at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
IN TERNATIONAL LEAG CE
\‘i’. L. P.C.
Baltimore ............ 59 33 .641
Rochester ............ 58 35 .624
Buffalo ............... 49 43 .533
Toronto .............. 4S 47 .505
Reading.............. 49 48 .505
JerscyCity............41 56 .423
Newark .............. 37 57 .394
Syracuse............ 3? 69 .385
Gama Yesterday
Jersey City. 8: Buffalo. 4.
Newark, 4: Toronto. 1.
Syracuse. 6': Baltimore. 5.
Rochester. 6: Reading, 3.
Games Today
Newark at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Reading.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Toronto at Buflslo.
Francis Carpenter. six-year-old ac-
tor, who starred in "Jack and the
Beanstalk” is appearing with Tom
Mix In ‘Thp Lone Star Ranger.“
DUNDEE EEAI’I
BUT CONHD
Bouncing Johnny Fees
He Will Hang Kayo
C riqui
NE\V YORK.
Dundee is dour.
his featherrweiglf
with Eugene C
the scales yrvstcr
miles on the roe. .
pounds. Ills sch-
for so much \1-1
by the end of '
be down to I > .11
weight he wzil to r-
at 2 o'clock on t“ 6
26th. I)unde<‘s V1
and the little va-z...
show the beneti's n.‘ 2.
better and 1.11 2
His speed is set
“I see Cril vzi sns 1‘?
3
f:
5.1:
in ten rounds.”
glad he has pl .
means the p11 11:
I am not going
rounds he will I1:
thing and that is
best shape of c .
up the best first
Criqui can do what
best lightwelzhts 2‘31:—
do then he is a rm:
There has i-enn :1 r
for the Dundee-Crux.
Polo Grounds nfii-jw a
Street and 1612' llr
beseiged the :2 '
price for rings:
appeal. The inxi'c
will be a cap;:c:‘\'
final bout bnm-rr
Curtin and Danny I}.
fornia. will draw :1 '.-r
from New Jersc}.
a, big delegation fr
delphia. I‘itts'u-sn
Reservations i‘axc
“1'. :-
i.)
Q.
come from Canaia.
W'Illiam Russell's our "
Best Man \Vins" art‘. 1"?“
of Christie comcdy
opposite him.
n _,
1113'.
Eugenia. Ford
mother- in- law an i an
pvte will have an i171?"
the screen translali (11 ff
I. HATE THESE WU. HOTELS
MY DEAR‘ \T
F‘lLE OF
THEM DAYS 15 GONE FOREVER
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