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CHAMPION
Leonard Gives
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RETAINS LIGHTWEIGHT
TITLE IN FURIDIJS lS-RDIIND BOUT
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Shows His Old-Time Form in Easy Win Over Lew Tend-
ler—Makes Challenger MiSS Badly—Tendler
Hits Low Several
Times—Great Re-
ception For Champ
...‘ingside. Yankee Stadium. July 23.
(Specizfl to the Sentincli—Benny
Leonard showed here tonight that he
has lost none of his old time cunning
and ring strategy in derisively de-
{billing his mest persistent rival. Low
'l‘endler. Leonard carried the fight all
the way and had Tendler missing had-
ly with his wonderful foot work. The
crowd was on its feet cheering for
Leonard from
They were. yelling for Leonard to put
'he challenger away but despite the
many hard blows that Leonard scnl
to ’l‘o‘nviler's jaw. he could not put him
down for the count.
lie had ’l‘endler in a very tired con-
dition when the bout ended, In the
thirteenth round. Twndh-r slipped im-
iwccn the ropes and llcnny smilt -‘ 'lll-I
shook hands with la-w as he rrl: -
his fort. To show that he was 0
playing the game he immn-Jiatc‘.) .w ‘.
hard blow to 'IItn‘I‘r‘lI.‘ 211'..—
hom" a
at Minn.
The l'rowd jammed the
if the Yanks to its Cnp.1ci‘3.T“c S".‘.'.S
)«In't‘v‘ f" I'.
:"irtc'l tn till at fhc OI! ttk :r “we
aft: riloon and at the start of 1‘1 id:
lmut tlurn wasn't ar rump} slat ir‘
ll." grounds. Thc f‘rt'lll‘lll er} ‘..~1“s
”at,
... ll-rn‘ r
\\o-nt cti‘ in arm-l crd- r
tlm vllcislca mcr .1
of I'll‘fllill‘lrl ir. a stun: r
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r-¢[\\1‘I I
l‘iv‘ pvi-ln
cad.
In ”7'"
F'lncrt‘ riI‘r‘t ixml H7"
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openie: prviimiran,
r. 'crrr‘s 1‘»
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who I H:“ \I‘III< Pr. (“.7 if. ‘ _ l \,
in a slv rotirri ivcvzt Yr 3‘ r s 7111.: 7-.
lvout. .l'lv‘k Zl‘-ll‘ “ f- tic? .TM 17‘\‘
l. 51.
IMch in a ten. roan! s‘ur: .
'l“‘-- niair tout. renal 2-} ruir .:
Hound (inc. .
I.T>T to Ian! “l‘h ..
'l‘nnII-r “1.5: i‘.~ ‘
tin!" l-". tn .‘J'l l‘»: 1111‘ soul-”eel
“cm in 'Lll‘ nuvi int to 21:11. .wi
lvr Irm‘Iv-l l.‘ (:15in to r r s .“l‘..‘.
il:i.l tn “mi. 'f-‘nl-r lav'k-wi tor-2‘.
. "-I :l:»;: st rnr-g l‘ a R 1‘2 to
In. I. t' lnr'h. ".'- r. .. w.:< 5 - '1
\\iIIl :i '9 and li-zmx not no . s
In I' l‘I. II-vII.
llound Two.
T» n l'. r nuss- .1 :l Z“t 1‘2'. IiTlli’ll :\
light ll',.:I.I to now. ll-tin)‘ l‘nitr'l a
melt in l.'.'-- and :l'nk- l 'l'mtdirr's
rurlzt. l‘nnnv umrrn‘t ritzht to Jaw“
IlI- nvll> r Il'l' ii to ru~h lut Inonard up»
print ll li'> to law. l‘unny i-ackwl
..w... lrom 3 hit. l'wnny lllsscd a
ll l'HLN‘ ‘iIVIHTCUt and they clinched.
IItllll\ sillm'kvd a hard right in lIII'
..a-l IiIll'Iki'll 'i'wndlcr's ro‘turn. Lew
’lllil.vI ful‘V with left. I‘wnny ‘vorki-d ll
l.:ll to law. l‘lincll. llcnny Imt‘kt‘d
‘i'. will r against ropes and had the byl-
t. r of a lurimls exchange. lit‘II.
lioilnd 'I‘llrt‘v.
‘rwninnr' “as shott with lofts. Leop-
.’lrIl honksll i'IL‘IIt IO .l'lw and sent "‘
I: it to hunt. liennv sent uppvrcuts
to mouth and an exchange f0"-°“’“'I-
Honors here “'wrr (-\(-n. 'IIvnlIIl'r
rockml llwnny with a solid right to
war and fll‘llt lcfts to car. 'l'cndlcr
missed a right and lienny put a riKhI
to jaw. llach lnisScd with rights.
ni-nny went close and held on. Tendler
was short with right. Each mlsrcd
with left but Lconard stagm‘rf‘d Tend-
lcr with a hard right to j:l\\'. It'II-
Leonard! mouth was bleeding as he
went to his corner.
Round Four.
Tet-idler was short with rights. Ben~
ny jahbcd left to face and 'l‘cndler
missed a. short right swing. Lew sent
right to face and shook Leonard up
with a left to‘jaw. Tcndler mi:.scd a
light and llenny sent left and rights
to ribs. Tendlt-r missed a right but
staggered licnny with a left to Jaw.
’l‘vndlcr missed and Benny crashed a
right to Jaw. Bell.
Round Five.
Benny sent left to face but Tcndler
blocked a. right for face. Benny found
jaw with a. hard right. 'l‘cndler went
close and uppercut three rights to
chin. Tcnrller let fly a. left. but it
glanced off Benny's head. Tcndler
tried to get in close, but Benny stood
him off with a straight right and kept
up an attack. Leonard got his sec-
onds to keep quiet. 'l'endler missed
right for face. llenny sent. rights to
face. 'i'vndlcr missed lofts and Benny
laughed at him. Bell.
Round Six.
Tendler pawed left to face. Benny
put right to wind and swung a. right
to stomach. A clinch. They engaged
in conversation. Benny smacked Lew
on jaw with right on jaw. Tendler is
unable to do anything with tho cham-
pion. ’l‘rndler slipped between the
ropes. Ilenny smiled at him and
shook hands. Leonard then sent a
hard right to stomach. He then rain
r-d his right to Jaw. Leonard sent
another hard right to stomach. and
hooked a ri'r? t to Jaw. Benny then re-
peated. l‘nll. Leonard's round.
Round seven.
Leonard is leading so far. Tendler
missed left and after sparring for I.
second Benny Jabbeo left to face.
Benny blocked a. left and drove Lew
across ring with a right to stomach.
Tendlcr looked tired. Benny was cool
and jabbell at ribs. Lew let fly a left
to chin. Tendler tried a left to stem-
sch. it was low and the referee
cautioned him. Benny got Tendlcr in
a. neutral corner and sent both hands
to head. Lew sent light left to face at
bell. Leonard's round.
Round eight.
Tendler sent right and left to head.
a- missed a left and Benny jabbed
left to face. and made Lew min a left.
Tendler landed low again and was
cautioned. Each landed left labs to
face. and Benny sent rights to face.
Lew pushed Benny to the ropes but
the champion quickly scat heavy right
to jaw. Benny ducked a left. Tendler
sent a left to law. Benny tabbed a.
left. starting the claret from Tondler'l
nae. Tendler tried a left but uni-ed.
, w nine.
W dodged“ Lou's l
* ' y, .‘l. It
the fourth round on.§
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[in with right to jaw. Lew fell half
way through ropes and llenny stepped
back. A furious llllhllp followed with
jl.eonard leading. Benny doubled
:Tendler up with a right to stomach.
I Round ten.
I Tcndlcr spzirl‘l‘d for a. second and
fell into a clinch. Tcndler butted Ben
but was not noticed by the referee.
.' Benny backed l.cw against ropes with
itcnny lvcat Lew to the punch.
right.
sending ricllt to jaw. Tendler had a
Icash lmdcr his lcl't cye. Tendlcr was
short “Illl a right. nonny sent left
and right to head. Jenny sent a
wick-d uppercut to jaw. Lew looks
Worried. II-t‘llliy blocked a right at
l\l'.?.
Round Illeu-n.
I‘wnny taint up smiling and jabhcd
": to izvad and blocked l.cw's rc-
ruz. m
‘- "(limiter \‘tlll close but Leon-
is d I‘.l.'l up in knots. 'l‘cndlt-r
« \‘Jtrt “ll‘ll lift. llenny blocked a
lI-nny srnt right to car and a
hart i. :l to stomach. Lew scnt‘ right
tzppcrczzt to tat-c. Bcnny almost
“ifle .i Tindlcr lo lioor at thI. Slow
roun I.
It II.
Round Tuclu‘.
Hock“! Lew‘s had and
>Il;"9"|l1 to floor. ”Olin:
‘tsektfi. ricit'. to 3a“: Lew laughed as
he l‘nnm's left. ’l‘cndler
sent a left to Leonard blocked
most ai'. of lmw's blows. licnny ap-
nars lo Ivt’ taking liiinzs easy. Tend-
l.~ oaard
Ev \r nearly
cn‘kc l
12‘; Ct“.
.-r's .rlt (‘erIv-l lltnnys neck. Leon-
:rd tII.4!~I‘."l ll;l.t to face. starting
the tar-t {rczli l.r\\'s month. llcnn)
s~‘.".i l.t\\'s head lack with a light.
l‘H II
round Thirteen.
litany limit-l hi". to head and
‘.‘ “Ami Tn-li-r‘s ric‘..t. llennt' was
‘ 2:): v.2!h ft {c.— f.icv. Benny caught
' - \\ er. :aw “l'Ii :1 nz‘nt. 'l‘vndter mis-
s-ui a .'. '.'. tut 3.23 '.-.ft found Leon-
ard's s‘m‘lld-‘r. Ilcnn} Hacked law's-
}ra-i and put rlzht to jaw. llenny
>-‘.‘. a .~':‘t to had. sen-lint: 'l‘nndler
‘1 IZ‘.‘ knw’n “'hvn In: arose iicnn)
\\ r.,;'.t aft-r him. 'i‘n-ndler “as
-‘. .r- -’. :l'.
l» 2'.
l‘umml Fourteen.
'III'."IItl‘ (”.1ll‘.“ out cautiously and
II"I\I‘ .l bft to lnavl, Leonard was cool
and wait-«d for an op-rninu. ilenny
s-nt llzht lvzls to ILtfltl. 'l‘cndlcr gm
‘a. left to hn'ul. laonard smacked a.
'l.arri riltlit to law and Tcndlvr grab-
bed llcnnl's arm and saved himself
from falling. Leonard staggered
'I‘cndlcr with a right to jaw. Lew was
shaky. lit-nnv mism d a light lull 5cm
lmih hands hard to stomach. Tend-
llvr \\'--nt in close and luld on. III'llTLV
lpushvd him away and started swing-
ing with both hands. llell.
Round l-‘iftccn.
Tcndler hooked to the
’u nnv sent left to ear.
scd a lift for the head.
kept out of reach of another left.
llc-nny put, right to jaw. Tendlcr is
very slinky and trying to save time.
Benny hanged jaw with a terrific right
making 'l‘t-ndler hang on. Leonard
remained cool and locked for an open-
hcad and
'l‘endlr-r' mis-
und Leonard
ling. licnnv again sent right to Jaw
almost dropping 'l‘cndlcr. Tendlcr
sent a left to head. Ilell. Ltonnrd
wins the decision.
Davis Cup Play
Here This Week
This is Davis Cup week in the ten-
nis world, with all‘eix of the surviving
nations in action against each other.
to determine the challenger of the
United States team.
Two of the matches will be played in
the American zone. Australia. meet.
ing Hawaii at the Orange Lawn Ten—
nis Club. beginning Friday. while
Japan will visit Canada, on the
grounds of the Montreal Club. The
third will be the finals of the Euro-
pean zone. between France and Spain.
and ww be played at Deauville, July
.8-30.
The Australian team will be com-
posed of two former contestants.
James 0 .Anderson and J. B. Huwkos.
together with two promising young
players, I. D. Mclnnes and W. B.
Schlesinger. They have been prac-
ticing at Forest Hills. and in action
have shown some very effective play.
The Hawaiians are already at Orange.
and their representatives will be se-
lected from Richard Cooke. William
N. Eklund, Bowie Dietrick. and a
newly added member. J. A. Richards.
The Japanese team at Montreal
will consist d! Masamosuko Fukuda.
Zenzo Shimizzu. and Seiichiro Kashio,
while the Canadian team will be'head-
ed by W. Leroy Rennie. winner 0: the
mnadlan title last week.‘ with the
others not yet announced.
DAVE SHADE IS I-'
NEW YORK. July 24.—The next
important bpxing show to be brought
of! at the Velodrome will be staged
on the night-of August 1. There will
be three ten-round contests. 'lfwo of
these bouts have so far been clinched.
Panama Joe Gaul. the colored batt-
lcr. meeting Lou Bougush, tho Fridg-
port middleweight. and Dave Shade.
champion welterweight of New York
State, hooking up with Paul Doyle of
Brooklyn in the other ten-rounder.
The' third ten-round bout will be
clinched today.
Shade also signed to box Georgie
Ward of Elizabeth. N. J.. fifteen rouds
to a' decision at Johnson City. N. J..
Aug. 24.
HOW I!" STAND
KATIONAL LEAGUE-
“. L P.C.
.\'ch0rk.............59 31 .656
[Cincinnati ............ 53 34 .609
Pittsburgh ............ 52 35 .598
(‘hicago .............. 48 43 .52?
St. Louis ............. 47 44 .516
Brooklyn ............ 45 43 .511
Philadelphia 26 63 .295
Boston ........ ... . . 25 63 .234
Games Yesterday
New York. 8: Philadelphia. 4.
(‘hicago. 1:: Pittsburgh, 3.
St. Louis. 8; Cincinnati. 7 (12 ings).
(lames Today
f‘llicago at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
ASIFRICAN LEAGUE
\V L Pi:
New York ......... . . . 59 28 .1378
(‘It‘Vl-Iund ............ 49 42 '13;
St.l.ouis..............45 43 .511
Phil-ago ...... ........ 43 43 500
l’llillltlr-lpllirt .......... 42‘. 45 483
llctrolt ....... ........ 41 44 452
“'ashington ..... .. ..... 37 49 430
Boston ............... 31 53 369
Games Yesterday
(‘It‘\t‘lflntl 9: St. LOUIE. 2.
Detroit-Chicago (rain).
Games Today
New York at Philadelphia.
\Vashiugton at Boston.
1 lwtroit at Chicago (2 games).
I l‘ln-veland at St. Louis.
i
I INTERNATIONAL II‘ZAGI'E
“C L. PF
Ilialllmorc ............ 6:! 33 .853
iitochvslvr ....... ..... 59 37 .6l5
tllut‘l‘alo ..... .......... .52 44 .542
I'l‘oronto . .......... . 49 5" .492
Illcadinz ........... .. 49 51 .490
{Jersey City ...... a 57 .430
ISx‘rncusv .............. 39 60 .394
Newark .............. 3S 59 .332
Games Yesterday
‘ullIIIlIlOlt‘. 4; Reading. 2.
Syracuse. l“: Rochester. 5.
lhil'l‘alo. 7: Toronto, 1 (first game).
llut‘t'alo. 6: Toronto. 2 (second
game).
Games Today
Newark at Jersey Pity.
llillilmore :tt ltcadlnn’.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Toronto at llutl'alo.
Leading Batters in
Major Leagues
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Players—Club (1. All. R. H. P.C.
Hornsby. Flt. I... . 63 243 53 96 .395
“'hcal. li'klyn.. 71 273 54 104 .381
llarnhardt. Pills. 57 145 33 54 .381
Traynor. Pitts... 85 338 59 124 .367
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Jack Johnson
to Box Spalla
NEiVARK, N. 1.. July 24.—Jack
Joh son. former heavyweight cham-
III); and LVminio Spells. European
eavyweight champion. who is On his
way to the United States. have been
tentatively matched 1 a bout here.
August 30. according 0 Nick Kline.
Spalla's manager. Johnson is under
contract by the National Sportsman's
club of this city. which has made arr-
angements with Kline to match the
former champion with the European
heavyweight.
Spoils is expected to reach this
country August 11. when he will be
signed for the bout. according to his
manager. Meanwhile, Johnson is at
Atlantic City. where he has established
training quarters.
Four-year term of summer school of
2 weeks each summer was devised by
President W. R. Harper of 'Chicago
University in 1892.
0N BOGASII CARD
Players—Club G. A.B. R. ll. RC.
Heilmann. D't... so 292 as 117 .401‘
Ruth. N. Y.... 87 298 86 112 .376
Speaker, Clcvc.. . 88 341 69 125 .367
Jamieson. Cleve. 90 369 7% 134 .363
Sewoll, Cleve. ..-91 314 56 114 .36:
Pictures of the ILeonard-Ten‘dler‘
_ Bout ..
Yankee Stadium
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Leonard (left) scorn-«f: right uppercut.
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a
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It
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my l‘aelflcé Atlantic
’lendlcr (right) misses with r421“.
Socko!
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My lilo-Got nogood time is to see a
barber allavlrg his dentist.
. . .
,. Leonard is still sitting on the top
of the lightweight ladder. and looks
as itthey Would have to use more
than a. pair of boxing gloves to knock
him off.
0 0 O
. Tendin- never had a chance against
the champion in last night's fight. He
was outclassed from the start to the
finish of the bout.
0 O 0
It is very seldom that two cham-
pionship bouts are staged in the same
cl y in one week. as is the case in
ew York this week.
, O O O
The Dundee-Criqui fight should be
a. lmmlncr. Dundee will have his last
chance to cop the i’cathcrwezght title
on Thursday evening.
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Criqui will be. put to a. real test
when he faces Dundee. If he can de-
feat the little Scotch-“'op then he is
a real champion and it will take a
good fighter to take the title away
from him.
0 O 0
Alexander still seems to be able to
turn in his share of victories {or the
Chicago Cubs. He won a 12 inning
game yesterday against Pittsburgh.
when the Cubs scored nine runs in
I port Barrage
Chat and Comment Iof Special Interest h
- Nomalk Fans.
3! 14:30! I). Downs
the 12m Iframc.
own in
seco nd
Storage
claims
County
have b
of grou
Bill I
star for)
son at
called t
801'].
It's a
The Nationals are (.7 .
winning Sunday's 2
American Sturag- L". »
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Manager Burr of nm
a protest of Nimia)‘. same ‘0
President of the (humy I“!
nude by Empire Iluzan “on-
to schicll. and lhautln-q; . ,
“were mponsihlc for lllt' um,‘ ‘
the game by the .Vailullah.
.
To date sine:- II"-
League.
tea ms are
0 D 0
Harry Pcdrvau\ ..f slamluni
been anointed an umpin Ill tlwc
ty Lcaguc.
game in New (‘anaan ncu enmity.
went over plans fur
lhe Cvtun’y L.
place.
Battery nine ha~ qu
that some
ill lhl‘
Li'ag'ue s
e‘en proles
This fut? \"
all 11:;
nd.
"1' “ill nmpin- Lb
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’Illltkoil
IlliiIllt'iil‘ii‘.lI‘.' . .. '5
Noruaik llzslz S :
hem tum th- :- i
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ll 0\ 01' nov. .
Now that Eugent Criqui
ny Dundee ha\e about linishcd train-
cham pionshlp match at
tention is being directed to the pre-
liminary bouts.
caliber. The semi-llnal bout of eight
rounds between "lrish" Johnny Cur-
tin. of New Jersey. and Danny Ed—
wards. of California. would ordinarily
fill any boxing club in New York.
Curtin and Edwards have met three
times each has won a decision and
the third contest ended in a. draw. The
P610 Grounds affair will therefore be
the rubber and gives a guarantee of
plenty of action and excitement.
on hand to root tor Curtin.~ and as
in one of the boxing arenas the
colored section of Harlem will be out
in force to cheer for him.
Good Preliminaries.
.Thc first contest of four rounds will
bring‘together Charley Glasser. of
Chicago. new comer touted to be of
top rank. and Davey Jones. of Jersey.
Tony Vuccerelh‘ a protege of Dun-
dee's and a. rugged fast-golng youth
and Jackie McCoy. believed by Jersey-
ites to be a coming champion. The
first eight round contest will be be-
tween lleon Poutet. a protege of Cri-
out and former lightweight champion
Dundee Favorite.
ing for their 15-round world's feather-'
‘ weight
Polo Grounds on Thursday night. at-v'
the'
Thousands of Jersey fight fans will be.
; the automobiles.
usual outdoor work in 3'-
ing with Tony \‘accal- i l
I‘Un'lf'r'
Edwards is the first negro to appear‘
The first six round bout will introduce
CRIQUI AND DUNDEE IN FINE
CONDITION FOR THE TITLE Bll
Both Fighters Put Finishing Touches on Training
Final Bout Between Curtain and Edwards—
Dundee Favorite.
and John-I favorite in the litttirt}: i" : 5.
Brooklyn
receiving two commits! :;~ 3
l
the
one for
dce‘s ex
I pondera
the shit
to have
of it at
“feet 0
erai tra
port.
that he
nesday.
I “l have worked
Ithan for any lig‘m
.
Isaid Du
‘days a
ghave be
i weeks
i
l
l
I Criqui.
, taking t
[hassct
. weight.
of France and Pat’hlills. , one of the I yesterday with Leon 1., m . é.
few real lrishmen in the ring today. '63”. He says he is final.“ 1
and scents to haw
\Vith the battle only a few days off: than before he won .‘zz- ll‘l' ’
Johnny Dundee has again become the bane.
for 36w to 85w. .\ \'.~ . .; . g
1was the favorite
which are oi: unusualg
a fortune
consistently
how much he has at‘s‘
Dundee
admirers at
Police )chonouch has
now.
years for this chance 10 :~.
land I don't want to miss 1’
sf.l‘.<~~ : .-r '»
31.14.0010 51.: .-'
Mr 1- ; . r': c:
ceilent con :Illt a ."
nce of Dun i- -.
t. )latl) Put.
on illznd- '.
in all im- i;
but Slum-H (l‘.
odds. I‘os‘ '
expect: :1 z:-
hls trai
range on Turs‘
flic po‘immm t:- '
Imn i-t
antler“: . '
would “'Uf‘k ric‘ ' "
the day Intfln‘ I. r
liar I-
l l
ndee. ‘l‘sua
week is v-pm;
en working
I hauv \\..1'-l “
l....'.
Quiqui Easing: lp.
the French LI
hings very q:;ir'."_\ a ,.
quarters. lie is .~':‘.
He boxed slv 5"" '
n r-rr
Carpentier Ignores
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Slkl as Latter CRIQU 7
. 29 years c 1-:-
Ofiers Greeting a 5;.- We“;
PARTS. July 24.~—.“Hello. Georges." 122* iii!“
was the greeting of Battling siki to 13 biceps
Georges Carpentier when the boxers 34“ ch“!
met face to face for the fist time since 3":- chc“! (expand! _._. 4.1-:
their famous encounter on September lfIl - ’ forum] 1.
24 last. when Carpentier was knocked 7 “Ti“ 7*:
_, out in six'rounds by SikL‘The meeting 19- ”up” 3‘
took place in the office of the editor 2615 “.5151 :’
of the sporting newspaper, Echo des 13% m” 5
Sports, where the boxers had gone in 8 allle 5'3
connection with the proposed fight be~ 14% flock la
tween them for the benefit of the
resume- M:::r...‘u:n.:l W3 ..
s c 1: man .. . ~ ' ext 3'0“ "
without replying. left the room and _ HOW ‘9 a;;”;h‘:fg.r;mmvm
entered his line limousine and went inquire ‘33 ° 2° .. 16mm...“
;' home. Siki departed a few minute "Ca'm. just at Presefl‘; fl 'whod
vs. ‘ ’ . later? taking a. street car for Mont- Johnson of Rumpus 1W1? ,~ ping"
I I matte. in the county seat or; 3 2?..."
~_~ _. ”4-. ‘ ’ ‘ ' f“ ' ._ . , ' . ”You see. {‘5 . ‘:
7 . . _ (meanneaauamu, Fully 3'" klndsotg are im; $22: for a (film. to bf for:
- {Leonard (angsjl’endhr to ropes m ninth. in this country. my more than he can heir“
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