PAGE EIGHT
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Baillie
WHATS PEPPER MARTIN
. ttiiii A GREAT FlNlSlig
Junior Lightweight Title—m:
Champion Retains
Bayonne Boxer Carries Fight to Challeng-
er Throughout Queensboro Stadium Bout--
Charlie Rosen Loses to Eddie Kid Wagner
NEW YORK. .luly 7-vl‘eppert
”Martin remains uucrowiied in the
Queensherry realm. ‘
Mike Ballertno outfought him at
the Queenrhoro Stadium last night
and was awarded the decision after
fifteen rounds of sheer slugging. ’l‘he
lilo-pound championship still rests
with this unbridled child of the ring.
Ho ouifough'. Martin. (illl4ill‘33t‘d
him and outpuiit‘lied him.
It was an astonishing fray from
the start. How they ever kept up
the price they launched in the first
and held right to the end only they
know. Ballerlno was a hustling
champion last night. He didn‘t wait
for Martin to come to him hut
rushed the e‘nallentrer off his feet
time after time. ‘
In the main, Martin seemed to
lack his old punch. Ballerina has
seldom SOt‘lit‘tl harder. Martin was
dropped in the .‘Im‘ontl round with a
clean left clout to the law. Pepper
without count.
ll
.lrouii‘ed over him
His stamina and t‘ondili'oti ware ill'“
llt‘Hl ht- has display-”l iii .1 tom: time.
‘lir'lu I‘Olllrlii't stop Ralleriiin and
his rushes. 'l'hei‘e were times when
Pepper all but ripped the head oli‘
of Ballerina with l-tt'ls and l‘lKhl lint.
.\llk" always came hart-2.
(”worki- lialdul. the smart movn'r
little ' Vanadinn t‘rom the
stalile. hogan the iiiirht well for 'ht-l
"mayor“ hy within: the Il~‘i‘l\l(ltl
over Pharii'i' Rose in the :‘ottr-
round opener.
litihv t‘lol-Ii-tein elristi‘it’iel them
lw l-.li0t'l(lllL’,‘ ou‘ i-“ruttkle Minn.) in
one minute and titty seconds o" the
"list round. A ritrlit hook to tilt inw-
flattened .illiuno on his fat‘e and he
the canvas until ten wet
it was .i clout:
("towed
knockout-
I"liiii'lv‘)’ Rost‘n lost his first «he‘-
slon Aft-tr ten rounds hf Sfl\'.l"t‘
i‘.chtim: Eddie (Kid) Wanner xvi-2
:‘\\"lt‘tlt"l llll- decision over the t‘.l‘-i
wide lightwciirht,. it uzts: close, “'1:-
was ll . groper. . ‘
He finished tht' round fairly stroni: ncr clinchimrit' lsv a smashiuiz .i..
under the Worst sort of punching. lack in the t‘uiat canto
I1 ""' .
‘ W V B ' wn
port’s one y to
Reds and t"ards finished between
There was a time when you could!
buy any ball player that the Phria-l
delphia National League club ht-d.
The club needed money.
That‘s why the Willis got Grover Al» ‘
exiider. a-c of the Philly pitching:
staff. and lx'illifet', his li:i‘t~t‘_\' in .te
always
and now manager o’ 1"" t'hir .ttro,
team. ..
lRiit times lizi'. e t‘li'lllCt‘tl. I he i
success At'l lv'leicltt-r is having with
the. team it: t'illini: the refit-rs. ’l‘hrrt-
l! 110 l’lC‘t‘tl liti' ll'lt' t’\'.t'.i "lllt'itlt‘ "Y.
from player sates. ll‘ taut the lllllt"
would hesitate to sell a war now at .
any Dl‘ll‘" for lc'ii‘ o.’ v‘htt‘liin: the
merry spinning ot the turnstiles.
This attitude is l"-'ll"‘il-“l in the
refusal of llli‘ with. n, linihn to offer
of from Minot to ’ .’» 4'“ 'or Jim-
my llinz. \l l‘."li“t r lfle't'l‘mi' is t'il‘ni
phdtii.‘ in his ‘
lzlar iiivini-«r of illi Mini. 4:: i .
stands now, will lie darnoseti of ii“. l
less such dispo-‘ition dill strent'lieii‘
tho terint.
‘»‘"l"‘!"‘l“ up“ {in l l:-
.. u h
"\‘Vantml Wint'e lili‘yi‘lx‘ lit it its "‘
says headline in :1 Nu \ Yet-t:
paper. There are half a down on:
our Fltlft‘tl‘dll-I tliev can hire.
. l .
r'trt~\‘\'.
Has the National league r’ll‘i‘
dwindled again to a lmot‘lido'w'n and
drag out :it'ftir l:“".“'t"l the 'rlf‘ll‘i'F
. .
1nd l‘it"‘t'-=“ lle'ritis to look 'hat;
. .
“'8.“ ' it a
In ”H the [‘it'a'rs {rate it
the sertre o.’ a lifetime. lit n‘
.‘ler‘vt'a‘t's ft“llll litiisht vl lite
f the l‘ii’ =l'lll‘E‘l out.
is l~~’ot~e "to F‘ :lf‘f‘ll
till‘t1 to have
Giants
tually
games ahead 0
fit but t'mir we.
ended the Piru'es sm-
the inside track.
in 1921‘ the F
cited and for a time loomm
most lnl‘lliltl.i‘t‘lf‘ oppost'mn.
litt‘v‘s death threat.
1 o: the
TM n
Home Run Hitters in
YESTERDAY.“ "(Nil-TR“.
Season's
. Tttlfll.
Kelly. Giant: ..... ...l l2
Rumor. l’liilliec .. . i it
Frisch. Giants ..... . t 5
Slokali. Plilllies ..... i 5
Brown. Robin: 1 ll
Tl"? Ll“. \ DITRC.
Mat-ca. Phililes ....
' mam mm "to am.
*Illonhl We ......... 379
Abner-icon Demo ......... 8M
mat ................... 087
TOTALS LAST F011! YEARS.
. July 0
"I! in: 182! 1921
Itlonal 2!! 28) 223 215
can "it 203 25! 231
Mls . “I 485 478 490
Iris.
‘L't‘lttL'.
Games Yesterday i
I l.l-‘.l..\.‘\"l‘.
the Pirates and Giants. however.
Two years :lL’O the Pirates made
ji..*'tr mug! carat-st hid for the en liti—
p‘ioiiship. 't‘hey proved as good a
’t“ltil a»: the Giants at home. win.
ninfz ti.” and losing 1M minim: on the
local m'o‘ti'itls- ftty- S'llll" numher the
Giants won and lost in their boili—
‘\\'lt‘l‘i. (lll ll‘vl‘ i‘t'ltltl ht‘l\\'l".‘4‘i‘. ll’li"
‘ l‘it‘etw: sufferer]
la-zt war the Pirates for a time
hatth-ul it out with the Giants and
ltotlfl‘et“! l'lrool. li'n filizillv nosed
out t‘iu lillt'zlllll"‘t‘l‘fl to" Second pin-Ni
hr one rift-i .i lml.’ {Y’llliu‘l
. . .
Sid Sum Jones. whose iniituttt
to hit iii: stride ‘.\"\-i one of the
muses {or the failure of the Yanks
to with the i l. title last F"'l§’t‘ll.
ls hattnir the Filllttt'tit‘lit‘tn these daw:
of \l':"t‘hltif‘ the other pitchers of
"the do tiioi'ili'tnl Yunhs trail him in
done" in
'hn pnrcriit'icv' u‘t‘ltwi‘n.
n]! \‘llIIA'
other nor-1:: is the host
‘swtms to lm ’t hopeless lot of pitch.
Sam li'ts Illrt‘fltl)’ had as mut‘li
success as lie did all lant season
and the \'t‘:ll‘ is lit“ halt” zone.
l‘rltan Slit'tt‘lfil‘, at the mic it‘ i",
will he fortuni'e i" he “ill?“
h'ill' .‘ia iti'iny E.llllv‘.‘» this season at
lie did [net your for the Ht‘ow'lS. ll"
won ill in the l’lL‘l campaimt
\\'tito Hot-l will have to l'lrll to.
and oitth Whirlwind lmll it he Wins
hilt as many. if» Wen N last i=eri
sou.
Ht‘l'll l‘oiliioi-lt. ttioszl (11"‘F‘n113‘hll
nu-i him." =t. “inning pitv'lwr With
the Huh "st suivoti. lie“- tailored
diliiz'i tillv L... ul'hout sti- t cs". ll-~
will tall whet" of his lost veal":
ll‘ll‘l’.
9"“ Shawl . v is trillion l-tit in at.-
'l'liv tllll'i still an! Huh-i Hui“... m
”l" 1‘ '9‘” ”til“ it i': :is ions.-
tt‘t llttirtzitie.‘ pitching ain't" 3.: 3: SW".
ll n ‘d'
71;. it i9 'l‘l~. ;-/- in no in t"l to pi‘1ir
{or :t :zpitt" trout the t:'itt“?ll«‘.‘~‘"lili.'
l'ihe lititlt (2- ti Hood. of base hits
’rom lhv“ ot‘tit' l“!ll tittiulern \iltll-‘
the l-ltilx liar: no ttl't‘l‘lllL' st'tl’!
Honorilim Barnes
At English Club
t'ernn ill l-Tt'szl'iiid,
July 7.»--.llm l‘r'll‘Yl-‘F :o‘f Y‘l‘fi'-‘Cslftii.
wl from the l‘nlted “‘o‘es. who re»
cently no". the Hilton open cham—
Lplonshlp rt l‘r'estwici:. it is the hon-
rin‘
if, we .
9
Scores
it
ran; mama ammo
Win ---- Kearns
l
They’re W Ulfimerican Association
i
l
l
nv VORHAN FT. BR()\V.\'.
’l‘he Ioiiisville ('oloncls of the
tAm-‘i‘it‘en Association must he held
tip as the wonder team of the min—
org, l 'itlt‘l‘ the
pluntrod far into the lead in the A.
A l‘fli‘t‘. pinyin: a class of ball that
it lvr'llr-i‘rd to ltt‘ without precedent
to. the league
R-‘rrlnnins: early in June the team
won ;"t games and lost text 2 in a
months time.
The t'l‘lll leads the lenztic in bat-
tint: With a :i~-eraue of fill”.
'l‘li‘llikf- to the lI.l"ll‘l! of Joe (lilyon.
lt‘fl’ll
'l'rson. Leo t‘otler. .lose Acosta and
the other slur!!!“ .= the team leads
the lea'J'ie in MM hits and total
hoses and in. runs scored.
:0.
\‘ \Tl(l\‘.\li
lJ‘T‘Gl'f-T.
I'tt‘cllljf"[:ll J!’ Nt‘W' Y’Wk‘
thwolcli‘n
t'otcton t"i
-.i l‘llilIt-lelphlzi l1“-
4~i.t, ...n ...
.k" lmim ...
t‘inr-tttn'z't
\‘H-TRN‘.‘ .V
\o'l' :t‘ :3‘ l
LP‘GI'F.
\‘p-t- ....‘ja- 19-.
l"iil'itleltilil.'i :it (‘u-t-einnd.
llmli-Hl!
llmetun no
't\":r'-l'iur:tmi ... t ,ll/‘l’li'n
_*
lV’l‘lifllV \‘l'lth \l. [Jillll'l’l
fli Rutirilo
at ,K‘} ~ (‘l‘llh‘l‘
[fueling-tet-
i'l'\'
l3.il'itt‘t‘?"‘
at
.i .» t'Cl‘y
ll‘-’ttlll"1
l‘?(\\‘ltlt r. o “t Toronto
l-ilS‘l’lt‘llV LFUII'E‘.
New Haven :l'
\i"‘lt"‘.’3l"l‘ n‘ l"t“t'urd
\\':t‘t"‘litit‘\ l‘-trlc-\twrt.
Fr\‘ll‘.2l‘.t“‘l 'tt l‘"tsfiel-i
.t 'llitllv
.,.
virtort- in the liiitieli rlt'iinpionsliip,
loyal St Irwin nit lmlt'tlt' of ”in
yilt‘lflln‘lg i'it'ecoptml to Rather. .‘l Sil-
\or fulllt‘l‘,
‘.\‘n-.t on the Vet-Ilium
Julian's near London.
play a thirty-six holt“
n\he .‘ll't‘lit‘ll. Who is
tho lmut match-play
goiter moon: Ri'itich professionals.
Saturday
ti‘ 9'.
will
(‘1‘. lust
PM]! "‘1‘
l‘.ni ll"‘F
m ’l t eh
retarded
31F
19:};fly1gn‘ inr plies. .ir :1 limelioon Qiten 3mg.
Kornshr Cardinal: «3' it fulfill." l“ nirmbt‘ts o.’ the \\ nut
' " . h: ' :8 ll it‘ornwnll t‘yttli l‘ltilt. whet" years
ailing: lulu“... H A in ‘11 '"Ft‘ e“ t't t‘e'lttt‘ and 7‘“ rtiutt'rn‘tl'e
\leusel ”Yankee: ill 3 J" ”V" l“'“t"t‘“"t‘1l “wit "it vii-”tin-
k...‘.. as... .. .2 . .... ...... ...”... .
Simmons, :‘ihlt‘ilt-c . , 13 6 lo I‘"ll‘lntot‘.\mr1vll.q ,1. ... YM...
Wright. Pirates . 12 l L .
Bottomley, Fardinnlsn it: 3 . . . v ’J
Fournlcr, Rollins U 17 l dllllqullaf OCkey
Harper, Phlllles . it 4 i .
Cobb, Tigers . . .. it 2 l ‘ ..
Wriglltstone. l‘lillllcs.. ll 1 .3 ..
Goslln, Senators lit 5 1
Snyder. Giants . . . . . . in 2
Marisol, Giant: . . . . . . l0 2 ,
Roberts-nil. Browns .. 10 2 l
fipcakcr. lildians . . .. 9 3
Brooks. ('ult; .. , . . 'l ‘
Jacobson. Brown: . .. 8 1i
Blades. (‘ardlnnlc S 5 t
Mcfilnnus. nrow n: . . . S i ‘
1mm. lndlmn ..... . n 2 l
Cilylt‘r. Pirates . . . . . . S l ‘
Grimm. cum a 1
Judge. Senators . . . . . R .
Terry. Giants 7 5 l
Boone. Red Sox 1 5
‘nckson. Giants 7 4
Bell. Cardinals: 7 1
emit, Yankees 6 2i
.. eat, Robins z ‘0
Flagstead. Red Son. . .
Southworth. Giants. . . 6 2
tom. White Sol.-. 6 2
Roush. RMSI..-..... a 2
Wilson, Giants a 2
1 Harris, Senators . . . it 2
Gehrig. Yankee: . . . . 6 . l
flagella]. Yankee: ... d .
. Smith. Pirates. . .. 8 .
t,Red Sox....... 0 .
Salty. Indians . . . . O .
bochranc. Athletics -. g ..
'00 ” O .-
I’lgtfilioio c
“‘8'“! in one of
Ilium
.Vfl'.m.b..1m
'1!"thth John D.’
his favorite sports, ridilg.‘ ,1
r "w-v.‘
lt'eélzelelléi,‘ ii; iii-
it yin kiln at Hot
leadership of the:
veteran .loe .\l~'t":irthy. this team has;
‘ r‘omhs,
'l'lie f‘ft‘rllnt! defense of the team'
t,
l
i
ct that it loads
is indicated by the in
the circuit in that branch or the
game. or did in the most recent
n't'i‘t'il ltl"!
)lt‘t'al'thy is given the bulk of the
credit for the team‘s showinr. He
is the man who developed Earl
now with the Yanks. and
Wayland heart. now a budding
member of the (linnt pitching crew.
Met‘nrthy's team is a mixture of
vets and youngsters. (ltd Ni: Cui~
lop. star of the mound staff, served
his time in the big show. Holley.
the nthor pllt‘hlnfl ace. is a young-
ster. itawzmn. once with Kansas
t‘ttr. got u tryout with the lndlans
and in due to go up nrfn next year.
Hen 'l‘incup served his time in the
National Leanne years azo and in
one of the vets in point of service
With the t'olonels. Roy Wilkinson.
l
5 Leading Batters
In Major Leagues
‘\'.\Tl(|.\';‘\li [EAGLE
l‘ltl\'l‘l'»('lllh.k nh. r it PM.
ll'nslty. 5" l.. R" .z'\‘ 7" it“ .423
5‘4va ltltn . or :*t«‘:! is it: .397
F'rn r. llkn.. Ttt ‘3th 5? it“! .Ii‘s‘d
H'tt'titi' b" l. 7.1 1'!” ll [ll .1“
Hum Hm: rot all in st 379
AMFRN'.\‘\‘ LEAHI'IC‘.
Florent‘liib. l! tll‘. r. h. l‘ct.
t'niiiw [ltitw ti; 321 at the J”
ll‘lm‘n. ltot... Ti "‘12 4'3 ltlfi .199
Wine... lict ., at tel 47 71’ tltti
Flp'll r, View. 7:? 2??? i5 MS .33“
Lunar, l‘hll‘ w m as an .333
...... ...-.a... _. _,4.._-»—_—._._‘._.._._..
tanta—
V.»\Tll|?\‘.\ll LEAGI'FZ.
New York. ii: Philadelphia ti
tflrst xamel. Philadelphia. 1": New
York. 9 (second game).
lioston. 5': littooitlvn. 4.
titht‘r tennis not scheduled.
:\.\iEllll‘.\.\’ LEAGI'E.
t'lerelnnd. :l: t‘hicago. i
gamnl. l‘l"\'t‘lflnfl. 4:
tsrcond name).
till-st
l‘hlcagn, 8
INTERNATIONAL Ll'nill'
Prat-idencc. 5: Jersey City.
Baltimore. 9: Reading. 1.
Syracuse. 9: Toronto, 3.
Rochester. 15: Bunnie.
name). Rochester. 5;
(second game).
F...
2.
F ttirst
Butlalo. 4
EASTERN LEAGVE.
Sprtnzfleld. 3; Albany. 2.
Worcester. 5-. Waterbury. -.
Hartford. 4: Bridgeport. 3.
New Haven. 3: Pittsfleld. ".
9
AMER In! 3'
..
A SSOCIATION .
Kansas t‘itv. .: Milwaukee. 8.
St. Paul. 8: Minneapolis. 5.
Other club.- not scheduled.
SOI’THERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. 5: t‘hattanongg. 3.
Memphis. 6: Nashville. 1.
Atlanta. 5: Mobile. 2.
Other teams not scheduled.
PACIFIC. COAST LEAGT’E.
Portland. 10: Sacramento. it.
Other clubs not scheduled.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE.
Willinmsport. 4: York. 8 tilt in-
alright.
Binglinmlon. 5: Wilkes-Barre. 8.
Only clubs scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGFE.
Dc.- Molnes. 9: Lincoln. a,
Tulsa. 12'. Oklahoma City, 4.
Omaha. ll: Dem-er. 8.
Wichita-Ft. Joseph. rain.
SHOT KONG BIRDS: FIXED .100.
WATERBURY. July 7 (AP).—
Three men were lined $1M) each in
City Court yenterday when arraign-
ed on it charge of violation of (he
game. laws hy shooting song birds.
They Were Anthony Bovine of lit
Rutland street. Antonio Caputo of
190 Francis street and Salvatore For-
}one of Rutlnnd street. The three
men had 15 song birds and one rab-
bit in their possession when they
were taken by the note warden.
f By CHESTER HORTON
' Ill'll‘t‘ I‘llt"l
Maker of M Golf Champions.
”Golrs moot. «uemol’ul lonelier,"
says “Chick" Fit-lull.
I
.4 mm- for it pel'qlklelll hunk ll
sometimes to tits round by playimir a ‘
stance with the hall
played hm'k
nut-e. .look Hilt-
lilnuon often
.Liit‘fl the. hall
mm a paint, off;
its right heel.
hit the tit-errant
hirer will find
:lifi to M awk-
”‘4. PM ll:
out muiwav h!
“in" lh.‘ fanf or
it‘ll ’tlll'llil',’ llilek
n.‘ that. Keeptho
il.heiitl low in‘
tltlh an aroundl
.
tmhmd you rath-t
er than up. l’.etl
once pitched for ('lcvcland and later
with the Whites SOY.
.loe “llyOn. outfielder and sinks".
in the indian [rid star.
second. has been tip.
running (ltiyon a race. for batting
honors. and starring in the outfield.
was once a member of the Wash-
inmon team.
Rctzal. at
Jose Acosta.
Plunging along at the price they
are maintaining not. 1
will make a farce of
weeks of the- campaign.
he' (‘olonels
the. closing
St. Paul.
champs last year. is making hereu-
lean efforts to brace up and over.
the effort.
lndinnapolis.
take the t‘olcmrls.
but
seems destined to tail.
figured a contender on
sprlnlr. may give the Kentuckians a
battle if lionie Rush ran strenltthen
But that is an
his pitching staff.
outside chance. also.
Ub ‘
ANDINg
NATIONAL
\K'.
Pittshurlh ....... . M
New York . H
Brooklyn .‘N
St. lmui‘s .‘t'l
t'iiicimmtl ..... 33
Philadelphia ...... .‘H
('hlcrixo . ...... . 33
Boston . 1."!
paper
llF.“‘;rE.
ll.
‘35
{in
all
37
fl?
.19
4.1
it
lost
.lth
.4“:
.317
.\.\l FIRM 'n‘ .\' LICAGI‘F].
Pet.
\\'. l.
\l'nshlnztoii ....... 5" 1’! Jill:
Philntle‘plilzi ... in '35 .tllx‘
(‘hlt‘nizo ......H... 4" 37“ .r'tflll
Detroit ........ .17 .1" .lil
St. Louis .‘M 4” All
New York ......... 3‘2 4i .4“
t‘leirland .13 H .L‘ll
Huston ............ '34 5'! .324
INTERNATIONAL LEAGI‘E.
W. 1... Pet.
Baltimore ....... 5.1 an .639
.lersev l'hr M .13 .56:
Toronto . ..... .. 45 33 Juli:
Reading . ......... M .17 .554
Buffalo . H H .5th
Rochester ......... Rh 4! .443
Sii'nt‘tlsP ...... .. '39 51 .36'.‘
i‘rm'ldenetl ‘39 5‘: .3591
EASTERN LEAGI‘E.
W. 1.. Fri».
Springfield M a? .549
New Haven 3R 3% .535
Albany 4t M .545
Hartford 39 34 .534
Waterbury ......... 37 .13 .529
Fridlepot‘t 37 34 .52.
Worcester ......... 3'! 3K .467
Pittaneld .......... 24 47
.388 dren survive.
1iii-:iiiitiiiiiztzis
1 tom iouaiitiliti
' THIS EVENING
tPair Will ”Battle Ten
Rounds at Shibe
Park in Philadelphia
llllllt(}l~2l'(|lt’l‘. July 7. —»-— Jack
Delaney. Bridgeport slugger who
expects to he wearing the light
heavyweight crown liefore theeloso
of summer will filtht Tommy Lough-
ran in the "Hill?" ten rnilnll bout
at thbe l‘ark. Philadelphia tonight.
{tetanev defeated Ixuuxhran in
Philadelphia some limo 3:0. stop-
ping a long winning! streak of the
Quaker lliht heavy, and upsets to
have an easy time in tonight‘s bat-
tle. -
Delaney will fight George Roliim
son here ti‘ert month and mnv meet
l‘qul llerlenhm-h for the title of
division on August 2!. ”
tGENllfiNNEY
IS INJURED;
t CANCELS BOUTS
{All Bouts Called Oil
l Until Labor Day—~
t Hurt. in Scrap With
' Herman
t'l-llt‘Ailtl. .liilt‘ T.»~Gene Tunney.
trimerlv'nli llEht heavyweight chum-
plott. has cancelled all dates until.
Labor Day- as a result or an Injury
suffered in his limit with Italian
.lat-k Herman in Kansas t'ity last
l~‘rldn\'. A itiessaize yesterday from
Billy Ellison, 'l‘uitner‘s iiiannzer said
the eliaiiiplntt strained a ligament in
his left shoulder.
Matchmaker Mullen of the. East
t‘lllcazo club is attemptin! to close
it hout hetweeii 'l‘iinney and Young
Slrlhlint for liahot' lint:
(‘OMMXNDEIK RELIN‘S FATfiERi'
DIES. 3
PRIDGl-‘J‘ORT. t‘oim. July 7
tAl‘t.—»—Richard J. Kelly. machinist.
for 3‘1 years employed at the. Bill-
lard Machine Tool Company and
father of State Commander John
Robert Kelly of the Veterans of For-
eiim Wars Department of Connecti-
ctii. died yesterday from the effects
of the heat. A widow and five. chil-
‘m‘ugflmfi
”in, of‘London’lI Olkf‘dapmithc Tblmcstfor‘dle‘
fie world: Hoover (lefthhcldjlpg:
“"8 .
”Lt-1'22; >
W‘orldfiitlc Tdt
" .. W."
null chamber;
1‘!!!le
m'm
Stake
-A.-¢n--*_
v.
mad-m. minimum-Hi
in ground “1th; ritlnrs or the ll'laliron Building for
ark stroll: and ‘nnvnl‘1i hours. declined to see. him.
lien swing the ‘ on vii.- ground that, he had notmade
TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925.
ants
Chance
...—”M...-
m Go... iiiorls l0 Sll00lll PROBLEMS
Willi BOXING COMMISSlth
Man
ager of Jack Dempsey and Mickey Walker
Will Try and Get Interview Today «Amt.
ions to Be in‘Welterweight Champ’s (‘orner
When He Faces Dave Shade
NEW YORK. July 7. -- Jauk‘glra hltii
Kearnn. with the endless din of that
Dempsey-Will: controversy ei'idont-
ly getting on hit! nerves will mnkei
another attempt todav to min audl-i
flnl‘B with the New York Slat». Alli-t
lctie. Commission. unless he changes
hill mind at the laut minute.
Lilli: weak. it will he. recalled. the.
commission. after keeping Kearnn
cooling his heels in this marhle enr-
any previous arrangements for an
interview. and then, when he. did
call informally. had neglected to
ill" . .- use .l natural swing with ‘Innd in his card The. purpose of
tho ism.- \ltil'fl ptwers not thelKnarn‘l visit on this occasion was.
.cluh shout. had way hm‘k wheat”. ask pflrmlflllnn to second litekey‘
they in: it tip-tram instead of let- l Walker in the. latter‘a battle withl
ring 1' swim: mi iii-mind and thisjl-rnrrv Greb at the Polo t’lrounds'
pmcucn in itself causes hhfikmz‘halt Thursday evening. .
and topptnz. When the. hall in} Later the commission ordered
pitii‘t‘fl htlt‘k a lietter follow. ‘ Kenrns hm-r-d from the Polo;
throtizh is sometimes obtained. 3 lrmmdn, and the astute manakeri
it"oprr'uht lohn r‘ riilla r‘ni ihm to eontnnt himself with radio.
(t'opyrizht. (‘hester Norton. 1924»- lrepnrts of tha scrap. Walker, for!
reproduction in any form stictly twliom Room: is manager. is sup-l
prohibited.) {posed to meet have Shade somel
”.-..-.“ ”...,.-” itime next month for the. waiter-
weight title, whlrh Mickey holds. lf
this flxht should be held in this
stale Mr. Kearns would like to hell.
in Mickey‘s corner. That is one i
littln matter has would like. to have‘
straizht-ned (I’ll.
Also. Mr. Kearns would
ask thn commissioners just
like to
where
he sod Jack Dempsey stand in con-
neetion with the Wills challenge.
The h‘ihiiuh over this questloni
never seems to die out and it. has
hoeomo profoundly annoyinz to
Kenrns. Signing as manager for,
Walker, the wilthartveight cham-t
pion. seems onlv to have. added tot
his troubles. At any rate. it has‘
complicated them considerably.
Wills Troubles Kent-mt.
if the. Boxing f‘ommtsslon gives
him the opportunity today. Kcarns
will ask that auziist body point
blank whether it is in a position to
...—
positlt'u .i.:stii-i lt'l’ lint fl.
llllttlo l)1‘l\\'t'"ll .ltlt‘li’ {tritium-v and
Harry Wills. for llt'lt'»"‘\'t|il:lll
championship of Ihti ‘\'tii“il mould
he held in ’lllH shite. ttztli-t'i‘ itlur.
fI-i'oiwe
’l‘liiu iiiiirlit.
l‘fll)
ll“ .1 \‘v‘l".'
2.: .im-inz
question ind nun that. miufi' ‘lllll'fl
.the. ho\'imz t‘lltlllllll<8ltlllt‘l'.i .:i a.
quandary. not to attention l Lil'lll-
am.
A few days illltl lll‘k l\«':l'."l.: t'illl-
t'Ii on 'l'ex—erhn'ti in 'liti Latter’a
v'nrlinrn oii'it‘ea :ltl l7.l'_"lil .\"”'lllt'
Neither Kenrnzl :me Rickard wouiii
divulge. the na'tt'e ot‘ 'lte. mi'tet'
'hev discussed. :'--om another
source it: was ,. :‘llt‘tl thtll .if'ter
-lllt‘k had described
was having with
‘l‘er said. in e'Ttw:
t'it- li'tllll‘iiii': he
'.l" vftllll'lllb‘hlt‘n,
"Whit dti'i' '."'1 .111 ‘i 1“. mm.
:iiission and i.:1.i "4: mar! - zlt'e
you a. ziiat'in'v ‘J‘i tin ling-.- nuns.
Wills fizht eat; or -i new. Wt'uo'it
fear of outfit!» ... it’
they can assure. '."tl ot‘ 'li.l- l '. put
the fiizht. on tn:- J't ..
A propovi'ieo l""‘3' "em-e :tws Is
what Kearns is
-'.i.tl '
l l‘.
to put: tip . .
granted an fitll'lil‘l‘w‘fi ’.
'l'i‘it‘re in no ti-t‘Cv‘ "ll' 7.1“»? the.
Boxing Commission . ‘ which Wit.
liam Milidoon wt: he". c!-..i.rn.i.i.n.
hurl forced itenipv». tad '\\.:.1s to
sign prelimimi'r Marat
i-ears no there t\ in.
i'luprtces brought . it of.
fer-tually ruiarim'd e stit-
fer.
Th°s0 inf: ir‘T‘.‘
have originated
Washington ant
ed in tho New: l'flt'k
ities through pram 43' (Mr .- .
liiclinrrl “le W, "x':-1LJ“'l
carrying on negotiations for the bi:
<
2'1
tout when to sud-i n‘v ‘~\'t3tl’ l his .
hands of the. whole. Illll‘nz. Sine»
the.) ho had nine." inner. t= ’
about: discus-in: it. tern. .: no .
doubt that. Tex rewined a tzp ":‘om
some sourrn su (fir-tow 5
powirt‘tll to,
cause him to bark ntt. ’
SPORT BARRA GE
It feel!
0
Like summer
0
(mm nmlln.
t
l‘cpper Martin tiilssed out
title again last menlnz.
O
o o ‘
The. little fellow was tumble to
shake Mike. llnllerlno loose. from
his .limlur lllulilwclirlil crown. Ho
nmde a good try and the pair um
the fans a areal run for their
money.
0 I O
This Rallerlno is a real clever
little boy and it will take a KtHJil
fighter to heat hint. Wu hnva had
the pleasure of watching him in ac.-
tion twice and each time he scored
a win.
Nnrwalk hast-hall fans are still
waiting for that. series between the
“‘iltnn and Sorwnlk nlnes. Both
teams are going M a fast clip now
Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans .
‘ 3] mar D. DOWN
on R
and this is the lime. to stage the
battle.
l
t
t
l
t
I
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it seems that the managriiien's of ‘
both ouillts should be able to get
together and arrange for tho affair.
Both George. smith mid Mickey
Welt'h In doing “oil on the mound
at the prosenl time and Fllmlltl stage
some wonderful pitching Mllll‘s.
O I O
.liiek Kt'tirns is an,\lous to zet in
the good graces of the. New Yolk
Boxing Commission again. There is
some talk of Mickey Walkei meet-
ing l'late Shad-t in New York and
Kelirns does not care aliout tiiitt’h- “
log the Minimum one of the sur-
rounding house tops.
0 0
Returns seems to have a title pull'
of meal tickets in Jack llenipsey
and Mickey “Hiker. lull mile-s they
flnht once in a while and meet. some
of their challengers. they will keep
their manager in hot. mitcr ultli the .
New York liming heads.
U t It
llattla clouds are gather-int: at the
Polo Grounds nith ille Giants and
the Pirates about to hook up in a
series. They mil clash in a double
header tomorrow afternoon.
Marullo Trains at t
Fitz’s Old Camp?
M lSSlSSlPl‘I CITY. Miss” July 7.
~~-(i\-er at. Russell Mancri'l healthl
and summer resort. within a stone‘s.|
throw of the very spot that witness-
ed the immortal Bob Pituimmon's
conditioning for lids battle with Hall
and where James Corbett trained
for his championship match with
John 1. Sullivan. Young Murullo of
New Orleans is working like a heav-
or to lie fit when he enters the rink?
to do battle with Paul Berlcnhach]
i tlt‘lll
for the light heavyweizlit champion-
ship at Dreamland Park. Newark.
N. .l. July 13.
"Pop“ Marulln. father of the ti~
tular aspirant. is supremely confi-
thtli his son will bring the
crown to New Orleans. if confidence
means anything. the chap n ho rave.
"l‘aralrzing l‘aul" his hardest fight ‘
at Madison Square Garden last .llin-
nary. when he fought eight rounds
with a broken right hand. is due to
turn in a slartliniz' pcrforiiiante.
Mnrullo will continue. his traininz
here until Saturday. at “huh time
the entire camp will etitrtzn tor
Newark.
Fl!
New: Spell: 3 Baking
Because it in exactly compounded, oi’exactly
thepropel'mgndlen‘ ulnmcflylherizhtpro-
portionsiiolnure ammdoanplmluvenlm,
m ‘Wnomsom
BAKING POWDEll j
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cream freezer at
GEHEBE’S
“IT‘S HERE IF IT‘S HOIJSEWARE"
loo Cream-Tile Summer Delight
With a. White Mountain. Alaska or Vacuum lea
dessert an often as you like and on short. notice. .
The" freezers fro-eu- t‘ho cream in I few mlnutu.
We have them in all desirable sizes and they" ‘
very rellonnhle in price.
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