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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 25, 1925 · page 8

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PAW. I an,“
Jack Delaney

REFEREE "WW WITH .
JACK EURRE lit IRE Nill'tll

Bridgeport Boxer Is (liven Technical Knockout
—~Referee’ 5 Action Enrages Loser-C

' And Smith Box to Draw—Larry Estr i ge
And Joe thins on Even Terms .

until" to tilt: ilith with It rlkhl htintl
IIperI-eiit lo the jaw. The hell sav-
eIi llurke ns lteltiney hurt him
ptlnr'hoil helpless on the ropes in a
i'til‘nt‘l',

liui'ke Rvns lintlly lhrlisheii in the
ireRetItiI nlnl ellrhth. ’l‘heti (lriffen
stopped it. ,

.lI-e. Murillo Iletenletl Andy
limits tn the opelitnu tour. in the
first My round lmut. Std Hurt rte.
lenteil Mike lellly, getting the tie-
t'l‘il'lli.

Sonny Smith ond lzzy l'oitper were
substituted in tho ilrst ton-round
lmitl tor t,‘IIrl ’l‘retnulur- nnIl lleorizle
“it"tl. tlmt sflnlr linilnlz heen enli-
eIl oil when Marks was taken iloRR-n
with pneumonia,

 

 

 

Ni’IYV Yl'ltli. .lIlly :‘5.~ll
.lnIk l‘vlnnev plur- rounds to numb
.itiek litnko into auanII-stnn at the
island Stadium lsrt night.
ilui'ko iiiirn‘t thippeIi,
of least, iiiIlnt think lie was.
Thu t'eterve. Anvti' llrltten. hurt
stopped it litter I minute and it see-
unds or this round, RRlieII it “as seen
that itiirlm Rios lini‘f‘lt“"il\' beaten.
lturke was t'ill’l‘ilt’li when llrlitt‘n
S’I‘lppt‘rl it and rushed arrow the
tint: pushing tivtttun out of his way
to get :It iieiitnr‘i' audio.

The toler'ee Riottlrt not elitinize his
mind and Hurt-2c li'lll In be dragged
to his erltner. there is a question
iRlII-tlII r itel'itp \' (-Iiuld nt'llltlllv have

 

toolct

t'onrr
lli'rn thuli
(Ir

Wil-

Hoot-ed rt lttmelzouh It“ ltutke not! The Hon. laz unit Sonny lIIIltleIl
rapidly lt‘l‘lltt‘llllt' l't‘l‘l the last flfir tlIriiiitle lI-II rounds with honors
Pfillll. lil‘t‘ll (illiteti decided to t'.'lll men, it um; :I spiteful omitt- with
it a dim. , t'oopel' ilniltir inost oi the lending.
ilelnnev rlnvol: his lienri several lt unit :It t'llth- range that letli
titties RRiIeIi "n hit! in his- best \lfil~ etenrrl the score.
inpi: IInIt llllth‘" «innit tlII 'illitl'r .loe (link nltii lnit‘) l'IslrltiRc.
them, tie lltitll'tl Hittite tRRlI-e in NNthi Iniildlenwlizlil iliritnt-ion oi

the i‘l’.illl note the pilnttpnls in the
uernprl ten. it no“~ II liieiy nttnlr
fill/l tinny l't‘Ul‘t‘ll it linnekiloun ill
the third lonnrl.

'lht't‘e “its: no t-oiinl nilt't' llll'l'y
one 'leoreil nltit a left hook to the
i‘lllll l.'it:'\"§ wide no: hint just
the F’illlt' and he hopped up and
nitric .l»‘-i' like it. l‘lllttl\\'il}\

litl' InII'Il ItItt lllll"h liliti,

'l'lie Rthtulil‘i lttlrinet, ltii;
Burke. 177 'thR nent into .'i hold
tiiitlni: i‘lll‘ ll“l" it" the tool
llquI- I-nIIlIIl the tiplit to l‘einne)
:IliIl Mir :1 tltitn l'IIIiro li'l’l l‘t‘lnl'ly
until-“ii. 'llilu l‘l'tlttl “vtIlI‘I-Itii Rnltett
tunkn RR-n-z Iliopt ed on tile li’illilt'lif‘ti
“till a Menu Ili'ht to the lie
“3‘! Ilttilll ltil’ "ll 'Iki lII sprouted
till nfl‘t‘ ill‘ in get Illi.

the third.

R-tlt‘

iirnt
trnlu.

'i‘ller ititlt‘uwl in It (tth‘i' lIolthimz
like too onnIeeoI-ks trink-

‘l'lli ,

ring it. i in:

llitrke wit: mnem- I~iieu he arose o' hem”.
and finn"‘fl' ytnht mnl him to the tits: remit tni- n spurt. it heroine
ilrnr noninvt the l"!""‘. lie tins up rntber monotonous, so IIIIII-li
Rittlinilt :I l’tililll tlnit the Intern“, Altily l‘vl‘llleli, ttl‘~

‘l‘lie around rot'nIi toiinIl Hittite Iiereii ”Will to tight lllll‘lll‘i‘ or he
run ni i'Igivt cunt hr n-limlitl llelnney RRIitilIt tow: llil‘lii lnto lli" Atlnntle
up eoItIxtIlrIolRli' Riitli ilclit hand Ocean, 'i'ltin lilllllfllll nltniil t1 i't‘lll
hmm'ikma RrhlI'li :iitttI'iI-It tloIit'erl lie- “in. in \llllt‘ll thins t'illll" out

lilteomi bout

was hotter oti‘ in the eiizltlh
and innglit l.:irri' toe to toe. llntls
lillR ni terror in the ninth round and
lorry lind 11 hard time til it. isn't)
Ittite :lEllli in tin lentil. 'l'liei (‘flll-
mi it n Iiinii

hunt. li' the third llt'lf‘lllr’l' t'tlt
lumn nuril'i fliirl litlrfte tine “lllll"llt‘tl
Rthlinit‘ llfl‘Hil‘l' :icttuilli'
tliml tt-mn lilllll'L" lititke

The fifth”. yelled ‘ot lluttke to
(1"!!th it till Pinko-z it‘ll OHI‘ \i'rlq
mi in thin IIRIIIII'. iie RR on limited

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A SECOND WILLIE KEELER

Looms Up in Ty Tyson, Louisville Batting Wizard

 

 

By NORMAN E. BROWN.
"Wen Willie" Keeler, always has
held a plat-e. alone in the baseball
sun heeauso of his remarkable abil-
ity to place his hits.
KeelI-r showed uncanny lodg-
Inent. during his years with Haiti.

more. iirooklyn and tho New York

Yankees. to drop the ball just over
the. heads at the. lniieltlors or
to

tgrouxh them as they lookeyed
Iitgness“ him. ‘
l'leesnse or this remarkable abil-
ity be set a batting record that
probably will stand for ever. For
eight (-onaeenllvu yeiirs. from list

to loot, lie eollertod 200 or more
hits ii year linil never hit lower
than .355 tor 11 season. He. boasted
ll. Rranil average tor those eight

yet”! Of 383.

linrlns this srihn he also ttot an-
other record timt still stands. in
titti'l. from April 22 to June is. ho
appeared in 44 games and hit safely
in every one. of thein. George Ris-
ler came the nearest of tiny his
tongue. player to this record a few
years tum when he went a stretch oi
ll games without missing his daily
hit.

kI-eler
value, of accurate
'l'liert: have. been few who value
eloso to imitating him howeier.
the. mo generation hath been pay-
ing more nttentfll to slugging than
soieutitiI- ittltitlg

lint iliosi- who haw- acen ’l‘y 'l‘y-
son, ontllI-liler oi the Louisville
team of the. American Association.
in III-lion, any that he has many of
the attributes oi Keeler.

'I'isolt. it "t'eiorlniui" pitcher. is
now being sought by no less than
tour innior leugtto i-liibswn’ltli the
White Ros on the inside track, it is
sold,

lint tor the tact that the Louis.
\’llli‘ lenni ls lil‘iltll‘tl for the A. A.
pennant ilwner Knebellmtnp tnlnlit
illil'l with him noii. As it is. Milli-
ilIzI r Joe hi‘et‘urlliy insists oil the
young Inun stlI-kltig' to this _ltlll--~
nnd initmnnttl the rut-tutu is rung
Iionn in the A. A. show.

demonstrated clearly the
pines hitting.

’l‘Rsim is hitting over .tliiil and
his hits girlie, illit\\‘il eoinlnent,
through his nliillti to pliiee theIn.

ilpposiiux tieidets have found it lili-
Iiussllile to nutmiess him. He comes

I-loseI to Milton tlii-nt “iRliI-t-I- they

owed to our. tliIIIII

nit \\'lliltv
one tlIIvIIItIIIu-a
Even in snow.

ain‘t."
titty iit lentil. lltlll‘
letnnucr Nlt't‘m'lhi
oi the i'olnueln is hold onnuvli in
Hill him the nutrient Iiittet on. “t‘llI
us Ollllltltlti. in the minute: ImlnR

llllll‘ onlfi-ldvto in
the HR aliou today who l'illi limit:
llltti." ii". anI llt'”\lll\l". "iio‘q the:
host 1 i‘\ll‘ suit." \\lIlI-li is sitting
i'niialili-l‘nlili'.

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CPOIES 0110 y IOWH 5 Leading Batters
A ' In Major Leagues
its “Hill.“ l'l. llllti\\N. ‘ I-iI rprilrl in "with neon" tot the trip. Flam MARKS .

.l’it k iR‘rnrnq l‘tlliieviltiI'I'S thnt ,lnI-li ”W“ "“"“ \l"""l‘l-‘““ ""‘l 'll‘m' i ‘ ‘IHW “‘ H "h”
l‘tIIinR-n\ (.... gm “In.” “I”! m, l") l‘:IItIiIn:iI .lntnrienn stars. RRnni. ‘ l‘lniii Huh, 2. ,IlR, l h l‘I‘t
‘ ... ' " ..., ‘ ‘ ”I :Iiuonii. Mm they men the lll'l“l."v"~ H'msiit, M 1, RI ...in In 1va tie
to ,. l .I. it! it 0- l‘ t" rounds} Iin nt li‘t'tl\ll‘,2 high I‘xpense ai‘r “Neon. Hut, (-1! th :I.” :t .33”:
it it. I‘Rer IIIIriI: ‘lirm. \R'llli‘h is . I‘oitlit". l-"rn'i' iliili.. oil Rt? ti'.’ ll" R’i“
l"~t- Itcht HIRI nt Iltnttoi tor .lil-“l'RI 'l‘ltI‘ pultlle. iIoRRIun'. does not —.——~—J— | RtoIli. llltli,. ‘l‘ 2'.“ {it lii't .ll?‘
Nth, mm. 'ltlli" thw- nI-I-nsntlons seriously. lii‘ill RANK N. .l.. lniy 2:” - I H'I'ni R. Hui. W in?» Tm lflT lite

. . mill I;‘zIyl‘n'iozzlignp‘ossi'lgl‘rrt'or‘griimscl‘h‘: ltnnkle ilenmo “‘“MRM mid ”m'I ‘ \‘ll-Tllli‘\.\ LI‘I‘i-l l-l.
I,. W, 'l ,. t . ‘ . i . ’ . ‘ ‘IuRet l'llll\ 1: tilt i' it PM
" “inn ii-mt n n.1,.“ l-‘titltimi‘: =Ilon<lnn ilitlllii' :IInI'InR illlllI-lli' l‘ti- l-Itilt‘l "‘1 H" ”NV “H“ M ilit‘ ‘flwl MR'lR‘i', l"-‘\‘I*, \t' (ifik rift i:lt= .ItItIi
.mmim minim, .ani. I.» Ihr lillind tiui’Riu in Et’ili"i':ll and promoters iinl‘itnt‘l‘“ ‘lll’l- “m “W" “"0””: ii'iInn. l‘t‘t. W itif-‘I "3 1'33 51"4
gun... in upon twat-3pm". no“ In; lint'it'nlitt'fi “08’ 0! ”its“ i‘llili‘Kt'Slftlnrks 'n lii‘ri Rank \Intory. on; lnl\l\_ lint I? for. «:5 lie .fi‘li'
Hit up civil-RI IimRn Ihrtr reel in Em“ m" ot “1"" iii "Tum" \nnuxi 7. in the Hunt oi n rimi t‘ot‘ lili‘t‘ Fill “i 1’” 3‘ I“ 1""
propel inshirni lII on: torred >in¢ As n ninttet oi tnIt it is niisuiili‘hu henellt oi the. HIN‘IM klldlcsll \\lnun. lli'l . TR :34, 1.3 .‘v..iR
inlil‘} ll'l""l.I"-' that he no: liiiltL‘ ‘ to net: on ntltltii to “\l‘nii 3"\"‘nlt ‘ . I
:iIImitlts (it his time and she his ”m'! or RH“ “sz tli “"1 Bank I _#.__._....._.-_._..-~_......._. ,-_A_. -...
.....rmm in Ilisplnl'lllg his prunes; Loin: llrom'h and Ashuri lll‘lk. l
. ' ll“ ”W “m.” simply for the, klnmor n IIIidItlon to the main Rout nil """‘
Home Run ]{Ilter5 in ‘ o: it . mm hnI-n ““19“va two rounds, lhEl'i‘ RRill he, three other:
I FIII-ii a trip I-o<ts hilnilre oi "“"‘°"“" ot‘fnirs. Nlm‘l‘m ““m'hflt
(James \ esterday dollars in addition to the so-rnlie-i iii-no ilm on and i-IIiIiIr Notarimrlnlmj
‘ I, “Wmmp ”WWW... Most oi a...” George Milne and lrish Johnny .loiut
\F‘W‘El‘tll“ S lliilui “S. .mI-n hum occupations nt “llll‘h "W“ "ml “Wm“ l‘tllon Will Tmmlii :1
Season“ .‘h'VV RRm-k tll""‘l‘l\l‘ them of that But.
9 ' ’l‘oml. giunnnm \Iiditionni clothes and imitations to attend “in lights} \‘1’lt\.\,\l. Ill-1‘13 1'.
Simmons. Athletics ...1 ill ‘ toqiiipment :Ire needed for such have been not to (‘mwrnoi' Sil7el‘.’ 3:" Louis m Minion“.
Pint‘lll. “Pll‘ . . ‘ ... ' . ‘ ‘ ‘emII'IteR-g. t‘nI-o not pun-trim! for Flair Senntor .\i'lhill' Whitney and A. V V . , ‘
. ...s. in "li'g‘flill’lflif‘ oxprmns is needed Harry Moore. Republican and Denim ‘ M (“k m 1“" “m‘ '
'l'lllI‘. ”5“"ng- l0 kit-ll them ill. craitr candidates, respceI IiRelR int . “l““mm” "‘ “WWW“ ‘- ‘
an], 21 I “in not arrange a fairer ltnsis gurernmorlal honor-s; NeRRton A. K i l‘lillhdelitliin oi Frankly-n
192,-, 19-14 I for “r-Rpensea.” lingbcc and other state oil‘lcinis. : ...L..___-

“Wilton“. Broom 2!: 13 ‘ Why not. for instance. grant the I , , .,
anSh“. (‘artilnnl‘ .. 2.1 ,2 3star double the iisunl mill'nnd trim ' .\.\"~.Rl(,.\\ L‘A‘M‘l ""
Hnl'toctt, l‘uhs 21 m ’t‘rom point to point'.‘ This would H‘ I “'n‘hmfi'lm" I'll N9“ ‘m‘k-
”mum, “m”... 2, “ r-IRI- hII‘n ill: f'Vldi‘n mogey needed Roston at l“i-itia-IiI-I.».1RI.I
Simmons. .‘ll‘llt‘tl'S .. 1“ r ‘lt’il‘ liltfl enln S fill “'0“ “Of no a R »_ v , . -

Kellv. Giants ( m “I .pI-otit large enough to make such (.ruflqm M l??”“”‘

Bottomler i‘aI-dlnnic 15 it. . taunts profitable enough to lure I l i‘h-lnmi at .RI. 1.0111“.
I-‘onmieI-IR h‘ . :2 InnR-one to depend upon them for . , ."M . . .
“mm“ G‘l-Iule‘m 1:: g . Tho“. living. I IIRTI,R.\A1‘II).\ ..u I II AM l-..
Rio I r min" (UN. 1 n T Who on is said and done the out . I “"h’mm" 9‘ ' ‘7" ‘ “~‘

'1’" ' . p ' ‘ ' " 1' land on dit‘t‘e I' or b w . - M RORA. Iii Jiilv l'h.—-1‘wei , ROI h“.‘lt‘i at Toronto.

Gall q fl 0 t rn, etcenanama

S n. .en.tors .. 1- is p ‘ , - Flowers. of Atlanta “on a rte-1R“. I T'rmiriruner at Reading
“_ h’ l‘i-t ” l ill and a piot‘essmnui is that one
rll; t. In M 'l- ‘l enters sport with no thou ht. or paper decision last night in it Sirnense at Buffalo.

7 'h‘ > 1”

.1mo son. ’RI-nRR-m it 1s mem m. min and ”1,, 0”,”. de- round hour with Lon Borash. of —~—---———~
{will “Sm“ ~- - .- .. 1‘ 3 .‘ppndg upon II rm. his livelihood. No Bridgeport. ifonn. ll‘lowers had an EASTERN LEAH! l‘

\‘i'tfhtstoni‘. l’lilllivt—z. it - fa” mindpd “my, fan wants :in easy time In crew round. Roth; Albany rII Pittafield.
gnyer, lit-am ..... . it 01 ‘amateur m I”, that stardom in wmshed 165 periods. I Springfield at Hartford.
sights}??? I I I ' . . ‘12 ‘2 . il'tf' amateur sport realm is open on- 5 Brmg‘m‘m ’ll “’WPMW'

I... _ . R it s .. 1 ‘1‘ 10 mp rteh. - “'tilei'hurv rt New Hi
Robertson. Iii-nuns .. 10 2 I ' s s s ("hSCk paws: Is , I —- ~;——.—~——~—;—r:- -
Speaker. indtsn'x in I Syn-akin: 0t ' I I ‘( I] “y

. . . . . pitchers. 1 S0 (;Ia“ts )

3:15;? (lgfiii‘i‘s I: ., f h'l‘he i‘er1el;nd Indians'niound or; , ‘38 B]? l |
Sir-'ler. ’Bt'owhs- .::::. ll :1. hint; 1relightIfsohylfifldslay d‘gtit‘st: ‘13:] WFE“... HAVEN; COM" me gfi‘flI m ‘ aterbu !
Strait. Indian: it ti they won the last name or the hhkkht 1323'] 12:“ formerli’io‘oti "Hum“. ‘7 . ... e. ,
Blades. I‘nrdtnalc ti 5 home series—«that with “'ashingt‘on I c M 9‘ ‘5 and't s seasons 1“ l ‘ n " 1 . .ul) ""7 ‘ laiton
57PMSTITIG. erms 9 4 “1M Redskins would MW emerg- top: are or the how Haven team of lollt‘h’fifflltii, right hand phi-hor ot
T06", RM Sr“ .. 9 Hi on the long end with 1‘ \‘lctories the Eastern League. was 5016 5'08“,“ lhe Vl'titr-I'huiy Eastern Lonnie t‘lllYl
Joel-son. Giants s a and lit “foam Bill lht‘i‘ ‘10,“ the day to the New york Giants by, today Ryan sinned ll) tho WM“,
’t‘crry (ll-mu s '5 final cello And the Washington George Weiss. manager. He will fill“ 'lfillt‘hmmw “M i‘ (we at the

_ . . . ...... . '. - .- 7 . titling nitric-rs in the lea III- will

Grimm. (.‘nbs ii 1 pitcher RRho turned them hack was “’leth iluh Sept. 1. n , L '
.‘ini‘ln‘t‘. senators ...._ is . none other than Stanley Coveleskle. “hllt‘. the purchase. price was not "PM” *0 Chlt‘mrfi at ”10 i'lt‘ev of the
“1mm. rhllltea 7 1, :hr :iE‘t't‘l spithaller the Indians "nnouncei 1‘ is Mllt‘Td ‘0 M“? ”"1"”

“'hest. Robin: ...... 7 7 traded to Washington last winter. “Mm 350.000. He alfflRdY THIS \‘laltor R‘W‘Vn‘ smut-pro l"'“-‘"“‘ "r
“none. ’Ri‘d gt“ . . 7 5 it was I‘mmy.’a twelfth ‘1me far RR tlt‘teen games for New Haven 'ljrockton, Mass. “as SilElll‘ll by the
Miller. ,\tlili‘tir-= -,- 4 the season. lie had lost but one ”It“ season. He is a southpaw. Whit. Brown, ‘R‘hfi is it- yours om is
Bell. (‘ardtnsie _ . 7 1 mm.“ And not one or the main“ ’l‘hree ot his last four games have a“ outfielder.

Ft. Smith. my“ . , 7 iiit‘rherfi can boast of a record np- ht't‘" shill-outs. "He it" not ””3303 ““‘”""”" ““""‘“’
“'ils'on. Glamx _' ‘ ‘ It d lit‘onvhing that. ' a tintsmari in {Our games. e . Tnm‘“ 0‘ m
mum“ .mm‘ “ “ “ \‘l'llli'h i'nilst‘s Coreieskle to :0 In. ‘Fle formerly pitched ‘tn'r Amheml “E“ “‘RN ”"13 1"" “Within T
kamtn “1m“ Sin.“- 8 5 In [IL-wk ties‘ond sombrp hat bands. hut was qtgn'od when a sophomore b, 'i‘iiden tuees it new lIln! on the lil-
T‘rii‘h - ”Hm“ “ B y”; I, does, NOT. jonnle yack sue of his amateur Plains its ti result
G'lti that; Rod-Sn;- “ ‘ o o a . of his ‘m‘tit‘tii‘e 0f Khlnu interview:
Mnfzwfifl‘h (‘1‘ 'fi' “ ; Youth will lie ”mid. so Ftan. man: Is airman-Jo. (l'.: current terrnis Imirmimnnts for
it" uh “on. I on K .. a ; thy l‘l_l\~t‘lt‘!‘kl(‘ and LLN‘ Meadows. PITTSRLTRGH, July Lwlh'l‘homn‘ "F“phpl‘r milunmlflnnl ll ““5 learn-
a Tit 1;”. q; ..' ----- - - olrl standbys ot’ the” American and w. Meany. or Brooklyn. is now a cd today.

(1’s: a hi" 3" or: -- 2 ’ anitonnl Learner. are lending their member of the. Nations] Learner Published reports today llltit the
F ;‘ Wit :1‘ N“ - ~ '- I circuits in R'iI-torlcs for the year to Most. Valuable Player 'I‘rophy com. national champion would in milled
WIle' '1 irate: ~- -- 't '- . date. mtt‘tec for 1925. He succeeds lien F. ‘within a tortnlgln for I. hearing he-
;‘I l" i;- "m;m‘ -- 'l I. - —.— Wooster. of “Brooklyn. who resigned titre the executive i‘ominiltoc n( the
For "'14 0. NH Mir -~ 0 ._ may. do com: name. to Item» his time to the. other work. United States lamp. 'l‘I-nnix Iissocia~

MWH- “it'll“ ~ ti . NEW HAVEN. .lllly ?S.~Davi:l Announcement or the appointment lion met with oftleieil sill-nee.
“Harare. “POW?“ . ti . l-‘ltzGt‘mlil RR ell knonn in sport ctr- was made late today here by James ———-— >~ ~~--————~
Carole. “Pd ‘Mfi .. -- 'l - ' cles hcrr and a former boxing ret~ M. Gould. of St. Louis. president at stilt) ‘i-‘IN‘I-I. 10 DAYS i.\‘ mm.

erce todaR stated. lost as he wits dc- the Baseball Writers' asroeiation. STAMFORD. Conn. 1"“. "671m

1."!- “HT WT"; 'i‘t’) INTI“. parting on a mention that he prob. and chairman of the 'I‘rophy eom- ——nerna l Ramski. {or I R» t ‘
V "n l I 133 irthng am.

a na mime 3va would {lie nppllr‘utioh for a lt- mittce. _ automobile While under influence of

\merlean 79m - ~ »- . . - 373 conso as, a rim: official. Lilli Ytlflht he .. ——-———-—-—~—-— iiqtmr, according to m'ldi‘ltee given.

——c. and State Commissioner onohuo «hymn 'm min-Ml mm. m... fined sioo ultri gum. ill am in

Total ...... .. RM talked :wC; inattersd 3.2", J; 20ers"! ! HaliligwogD. (VOL. Jilly Elk—- jutl yesterday. Hit-I lli‘l‘i‘lll home

n-asinc the 0 acre e 0 0 mm- ’i‘tii'i 1‘ .t‘l"! - Mmrlt‘fl" "l’Wt‘lKht when he tried to "out in" on traf.

WTUI‘ 1 “T YV’V'R 277““- tlon oi’ the commissioner that he re- I champion. will risk his title in a tie.

Jill! J min the boxing game which he tell match at Ascot. Park. August '23. »——-—————-~——~~~—-—-

' 1092] "1:! Liz" 1.3;! ”m... years ago, against 'lI‘idella Barbs. former OlYm- mscanm 'l'Rfllilil-TY ”VI-IS.
\ationrii .. -l.. 1.. - . ; l-‘tt-zGi-rsld has horn of the optn- pic title holder. In announcing the MBRYDTAN. Miss. July 26 (AP).
fimoflrnn .. 25‘: -.it not .lii In“ mm affairs in the state need-“bout Promoter Dick Donald said the ~Meridtan voted yesterday to sub.

 
 

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stittite motor buses for street ears in
a special election held on the propO-‘

 

California Boxing commission had
given him perinisslon to can in
flurry Brtle unions.

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Iltloh. by]! Vote 61 11167 to 313.

 

‘ Harlin-days,

‘i‘yaon RRns piti-lilng for the Loiilrp
\lllt‘ tenni lll this. (I youngster.
RR hen the \\’lli‘ broke out. When he
returned home he found he. could
llllllil‘ Iiture Iimtiy “lll'lilllK \Rcek»
Ilni-a nnd plIiRln liiilnatrlui hall on

ills liIiitlnIr attracted the atten-
tion oi the Louisville bosses and lie
nus tlnnliy persuaded to return to
the lt‘ilill

ISNYDER WINS
DECISION OVER
FRANK FASANO

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lNSlDE GOLF

By mm HORTON
“or of It 00" Champions.
“Golf- “r3003 nous-slut teacher,"

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action in tho
you want.

 

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War

fiot'w

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Riurd
lilo

t. h e.
break
tlio
also
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thing

brook lost, as the elulil
the bull. and

motion before this tak

tho bnek swing.

oi tho forward swiuir

head is far away from t
tt‘opyrlulit. iloliu li‘.
(Copy rlirltt.

lioston. 3:
Pittsburgh. (I;
Cincinnati. :;

Ht. Lin

i‘liilu‘di‘lpltio. ti;

iiultininre. 3. Jersey
ltiitlalo. 4; Syracuse.
lliii‘liestel‘. 3.
lieuvitnu. it;
some). licafliliiz.
tseronil Rilllit‘l.

l’ruR‘iRlc

:l.

Alham. 7; l‘itlsllclil.
Sprlnsllelil. S:
I \N'iRl‘I‘t‘Fli‘r. iii;

New "men 17:

“Hill:

\Riiilui .\,\' \“tti
I ‘oliIanRus. 9;

indiunapolis .‘R. Loni?"

 

 

. ‘~ 0' S ‘- 2. T . .
.... ._ I QIIIHWAI‘OL” ,' ‘.:;‘1‘:‘:.1:j t: . ’ ’ 'ln the "Phi in llniilutri iill ~ea
. . r . : s:. i . . , R . . . '
\i~:\\' \‘tliilR'. Jul} 21». .lneiu'o‘ ”‘1‘“ ‘_‘,_:_fl‘ IT‘III 1‘" 'I‘,‘ and T'K'T Honors but tomormu “til :it under
SnRIiII oi l-Iim Neii \ oIlR “as l‘” 1” "“' "1 (‘IH‘ 0f litmi‘ things and tho \Illiilny.~l. trr Iii. 'l iilkn
‘ ~ t~ as il\ .
I‘ll\\zi"iliwi the tier-Mun m er l-‘raulue Hi“! 1"1“\Hu\) "“IF I. m“ m” m A“ "“ " ‘3” “lih‘ Thf‘ TURU‘. lli“ “ill"n ll‘am.
Q ll it. I I ' Ll
9l‘:is.ii\o in n l l"i tRReer I-uuuii lion 1 amt”: ‘ A”... IRWI‘ ..‘.‘ ”Yuma 1 ““n “I“ round in on M“) "“‘"n" ' '
1| ‘ . .. . l . ‘ I t n ‘ . . . .‘
‘1‘, I!“ “(,MN‘ (My Milli! iii ‘Ilmnu IKS\ “1i i ‘rq \ ‘aii Vi- ‘lll; in “l; l ‘illsra iliis. Min-lo l‘.;lF ll't‘iI-Ill' in ' I undue.
.'i~li‘ last r-.ixltl l‘ ':‘ 1 can. ‘5 ‘1 l'le 4 I FiiilF for th- ltzr‘ tiry (Ruff-1 ,il'id
.. . .i, , “I R _ ‘ ‘
. ii I“ In“ “10““ a “min “ s t 5 ‘l‘a‘ ""“““i ‘ ‘ _ “c lune no doubt but “llll the ltniln.‘ “ill l.» mu 1min;
it I R I s 01 illiquinclism .‘11‘-1lll.\lll$ .R . “mm“ "ml“ “as a "Trillion of "within“ till'll w" .. 1‘” “I“ ”ma
“‘th “'m'h“ l" “n” "“"M" Nfi-‘ll‘l‘lP- 5' 7““ ”limit“ la~l Bridgeport q-rtili Inn in our .31.. K I I V. R M
. . R. - . . . . . ‘ > - I i‘ .‘i .' Ii’
. Aliilflffiuil’lihililnl‘llt :‘ ix: Ih‘t‘" I 13“”: --r«»---—— opinion. i~ all done and might just Is .‘ - r .
. on ’ 4 " 1 l f l‘ t 1““ I, m .. \\ W‘..\T".YR\ l.l~, N“ L. \ swell him: up his boxing glows. in the "ll‘fllllillll‘ the Not-unlit:
3"" “““M‘N 1“ "I", H‘ ‘ ”an" l'tes Memes. .‘I. Tulsa, S : . - - 'lisRe to nail. I ii I A
limit: ‘ l‘i‘il‘ fi‘. 2 ‘ H "l‘ "m l )0 list

I .llmmR Hittihison earned the do
IIIsion IRRII li‘\lilK Goldberg in the,
jr-enii tinal hoot or twelve rounds
Sammy 'ii'wch di‘teated Nat SaRitsk)
I‘m the «IR mood coniI st and PM Sil-
Iit‘t'.‘ inmrkmt mu Henry Kasper in
the tirst i-mmd m the opinion nuni~
l-t‘t.

CEORGlE WARD
KNOCKS OUT
WALLY lllNKiE

\‘l'. \K‘ YORK.“ .lulT
Wald oi Elizabeth. N.
mu \‘i'olly litnkic (it
:;t the Nintenal A, A.
in the third
t\\'i’l\'(’~l'(ll!lli'l vonti-ot.
‘Iimpped his opponent

2!..v-(aeorrie
.l.. knocked
”Philadelphia
or Elisabeth
round or a sehednled
Ward twiee
for counts in

l
l

the seennn round and finished him
Ixn lllr third “uh a hard right to the
' ism.

The weights were: “'ai‘d. l“

pminds; Hinkl‘ HS.

Harrisburg Club
Signs Sam Chane

l'lARRl'Sldl'FtGl-i, i’a.. July 1‘5.—
'i‘he addition of Sam Crane. tormer

 

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I “whim. i}-
St Joseph. it;

I WW- ..

\\’Ill.es.i2nrie. ti:
‘Ifim unmet.
tirimspoi-t. 4
Ruins“.

I (t'.ik 5:
I Ringhamton S:
‘ Solomon 7:

 

a

Elmira. ..

thinss
m a kin ll
uwtns.

buc it

lilo
swing”
words,
notion is tho lust

add their
snap of tho i-lubhend into tho bull.
Homwisr. liiii cinitlicml must. be in
[lllllil’t’r‘
ltsnco the delayed wrist uctlon ill
It you break the
wrists quickly in the buck
they will break qilli'kly til the stlirl

t‘licslor "or
reproduction in my form
strictly prohibited.)

.‘MI‘IHN'AN III'IV
lliihliiil. ll.

Toronto.

\\ Illi‘r

101i Iii‘,

ldl‘ti‘w‘tll’l.

The "it.“ you delay .0 wrist
I: using is because
it be delayed in the
forward swing~<
cannot
think about such
w h l l it

you

The
swing

in: ii reverse of
swing.
it, is obvious that

w r l
in:
swing
brook

t ho

to

place in the back swing and. in the
reserve or forward swing. tho wrists

icurl
[IOWt

ll

PH

and t

power thus be spent while the club-

lll‘ litlll.

Itiiio t‘o.)

ton.

 

NATIONAL LI'L‘GI‘IIJ.

New Ylll‘k. 1

its. 3.

t‘iiti‘Iigu, l.

Gl‘li.

lieiI-nli. it; i'htcuno. i.
IN'I‘ERNA’I‘IONAI. liliuu‘li. ‘

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i.

ll.
nei‘. ii

1‘4 0\ iiit‘uci‘. l

EASTERN l.|€.\l.‘l' l’..

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Hill‘l lvl‘l'l‘ 5.
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l‘lll\ l.

l\1|l\.\.
4.
\il‘e. N.

14

Omaha. it

llai‘l'wl‘uit‘t. 6.
Shamokin. 4.

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Pittsburgh . ..

Niw York .53
Brooklyn ... . . .. . .. 43
Cincinnati .. . . .. 4::
Philadelphia ... . . . 42
St. Louis .. . . . 41‘
(“hiengo ....... . .. it.“
Boston ............ Its
AMERICAN 'MI‘A

'l'l'.

Philadelphia . . . . . . ERR

“'ashington .. . . . . . l-T

‘t‘hli'flko ........... 49
St.l.ouls ..-.......4S
Detroit ......... 4*
Pie and 4t
Newl‘ork ........3S‘

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consecutive vean.

O'Neill crime to Europe in 190? to
ride for tlII lute w. R. Vanderbilt.
it:- then beenm A. K. Mneomlwr's
premier toekey. lIi’t’lerInsny O'Neill
will loin l'lR'erett HnynPs. "limiter
American. who has been riding: the
famous l-‘reneii horse l-lplnarii but
who is at present leading the jock-
eys on the German turf In the num-
iwr of winning mounts.

-Adrerttse in The Sentinel tor the

 

 
 

day to W. 'l‘. Titan.

'0 respond in lmlnflhl.

stud. stating that he a
were. practically beaten.

 

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Wollio;

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87
48
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'45
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45
45
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it.

04

to one, three games to two and 3.6
in the fourth set. Howard and Rob-
on Kinsey. or San lI‘rnneisco. hall to
default their semi-limit In the Illin—
ois stale doubles tournament yester-
Ed. and A.
Wiener, ot Philadelphia. when Rob-
on Kinsey's leg mr had had lulled

'i‘llden

tori-d to default to the Runners in-
Weinor
hill the, of-
iteiais save the match to Timon and

lid

into

iorwu rd
in other
wrlat'

.Irtnl

t h o
for-
he-

s t. s

in
will
luto

tnko

ears

heir

nitido public today show 'i‘l‘is Streak-
(1',
sign on his old rival,
Hpofiior. stopping into the lead with
lln overall!) 0!
points within a. week. with
trolling with .402.

(‘llllHL‘l' with Cobb.
plni'o to third.
two
youngster with St.
swim hoi'll flirting with
suffered ti loss of la
slipped from third to fourth place

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TRIS SPEAKER GAINS FIRST
PLACE [N THE AMERIC

Tops Rival, Ty Cobb, With Hickory—413
Hellmann Hitting Hard and Often
Rogers Hornsby. Still Heads Natio
League—Ken Williams Has 24 Homers

t‘illtJAlll), July ~Wilh‘ the
1925 pennant. rat-n easimr past the
halt-wny mark, veterans of the
leagues. i'obb, Speaker. llornsby.
Wheat and the others in the habit
of smacking tho bull tnduatriousiy.
taco little danger of losing their
iaurcin. Veterans pro on top-nnd
youth isn't being sorted in bond
hits.

it‘lgilres of the American League

 

 

 

.
.‘5.

sheet showing it’.’ runs.
Ken Williams of the llmwn
making heiidwuy in his rittcnip-
carry off the motor league li
run honors. lio snIIiiihr-d out a I
of tour buggers during the w
going into Ii tin with his lawn!”
Hornsby o! the l‘ariltnnls, tor
major league leadership. liar-h
motto twenty four.
Other leading batters:
Wingo, Detroit, .369; humor, 1"
niielphh‘ .364; Cocnrane, l'liilu
phlu. 361i; .l. Sewell, (.'ll:\(:liillll, .3
8. litre. Washington. .359; Sliiilii
l’lliliitlolpliiii. .llt’I‘i; Burns. t'lI
limit. .356; Combs, New York. .3
lliilt', Philadelphia. .361: li‘olhcr-
Detroit. .354.
in the Nullonul League. liorn
tho (‘iii'dinals’ ll'lltli'l'. tumbled
to .110. it. lost»; ni‘ Hl'.‘\'l'llltl‘ll mark
liowci'er, tho league's 1924 but
champion is in no ilnIncili‘iito d.
(r of being overtaken.
J. 1‘}. Wilson. i‘uritlier of the 1’

hurt the Indian
'l'yrus Cobb.

or the. limiting,

.404. three

Cobb

Ruined

ii follow t‘ly-
Went. from fourth
with .395, n sliln of
Harry nice. tho
Louis. who had
the headliners.
points and

Harry liollmun.

points RR'iillo

 

with .355. tlcorxo Sister, the lies ,rcliiins scrond plucil lid“
llrmins‘ uniting-er. moved into ili'th iiltli .litR“., one point ill from of J‘
1924- with .372. Founder of the Dmitri-rs Mil
.llillllll)‘ Mosttt, White So): out- Htoek. also or the ltnilurrs. sliim‘
livid-Ir ,hiia been displaying speed (‘lC\‘0ll points and now is to
on the intro lines in II sensnllonnl with .370. ‘
manner. He stole the harms and is l-lazcn (”fuyler or the l‘irziteé.
out in front “'llll thirty tour. lie nearing the ('l'llllil) pink in l'
iith) Iins i'roalii-d the plots more suncd “Hit 93 fl Kill" 0f lUUI‘ 5

often lllllli any other player, his ing tlin \\t‘(‘k.

 

 

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(lllfil'

VIN“ YORK-Pl. LEAP-TIC.
“'Itimmsmrt.

\\'-iikesl‘-mie. 5 “ill-
(second game. 7

inn-I

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l
E
l

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l
t

....- —_————

Delaney lliltt is ill liliii “lllltilll in llil; in c
. o . ililton. it he dopsn‘l until to give
“on :Inothrr t‘nos his ln‘st. ”it n in» should not
. . . -—-:\nil this Hill‘llt‘F to uni (Ililt‘i' Ft:
per ill the game. .
11“.“ night. ‘ ' ”
' ' ’ llnnllury lllltl \l'llton base
lliiiiizilwil .liiIk handed lacktti‘nlns \Rlll ~t.'ut their scrim
iRRIrim n nt‘tll tiimmlng lust night. lmoutli.

‘llre (Illnlh. lint Jni'li Rina not able tot pectin: to I teen on t.. th 1.: unel
elip Iner a deep producer that “oak! and mlli ‘3 I‘.
“keep lillll Inn for the lineman- ten runners.

.wvnmk
attair in Ilie ninth session.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SPORT BARRA GE

Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
N orwslk Fans

3) was I). DOWNS

 

 

 

 

 

It is n nine-gami- series.
3 O ‘

ltIIIIRe spent most at his time on1 it looks .is if the llllir'r .ire.

in Ihi< . :i..;

: \Rith

The referee Hopped tlch ‘ ' '
‘ Mme Moore up not linal a l

T‘IOEIISY‘I Iii-can't .i‘tlH‘ shout training get lhr‘uugh hfl‘litl‘l' they can fave
: w‘l he can't tire the. tans the host ‘l‘armere.

IIBABE HERMAN
STOPS HENRY

 

limit I' run: i .‘m'
jliiaeh Art r... last‘I
HI T'thii‘l pzz. l5l'.‘ .. iii pry so lit
.tl.:.t li.‘ 'I l e. siw'mwis Il‘l't RR'
IY‘nuel into the rim: to save him
llt'li’iE rout tv-Ii on:
Mrs Cumin": “as limirrivd

 

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IN Winn“ round ......Izr...
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;Boxer Who Will Meet ‘ 'Ml
. V! 'r c
hid Raplan Displays «......
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_ (hind Form in Bout; » m l”
.. I : - It
M. At Rockaway / “N ..
not. i it
of; NEW rm: ' Sm. 25.—-—‘Bnhe
:liiio i liI-rman. the California featherg BE 3'0““ OWN PRIMER
ARR I Welt-'ht. who is matched to mes: Kid NW A“ Middleman 9 I‘m *
.472 . 'Kaplnn tor the worid's champion. ‘ Modern Bathroom. $55
4.3:: : ship in Vi‘aterhuri'. Conn. next” ‘_ ._
.413 . month SlOl'l‘d a teRhnical knockout. Set “"19"“! f‘ ft. "a,” email]
m'et Kid Henri of t‘anada in tin butlituh..~1 inch apron hum mm.
to remit round of lhoir scheduled l M "‘11 lumory. siphon action "
't" igboyil vitreous china tank. in ..
"2‘: v 1 any seat. niclcoi— plated rimm-

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room outfits as low as $45. W
or call for catalogue.

M. SCHLOSSMAN & $0!
on Third Aw” 30th 51.. how E

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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meniher or Connie Mack's Athletics, . _ .
to the Ho rrislIIII-x baseball ,uquad. ESTERVTNONAL LEAGU‘J- my‘s VERY \IWSELY‘
has given the Senators one of the. . “1 1" I'M-l SPENT
st routest infields in the New 3’0”“ ’Riiltimore . . . . . . . . . HR 4" .tllfl l " WHEN IT
Pennsylvania League. TOWN“ - - . . . - - - - -- M 4'3 .584 PURCHASES ”TEN
Iii-min was with me Athletics ‘tn “98""18' ---~---O~- “4 4“ IVS-9
toil. and 12m; and wont 'trom'tiio're “MEMO 5“ l“ '5‘”: . U
to the strong Halttmore International RMMW‘E "" ' . ' ' ' ' F" 4“ '5“) l A J W C0 ~ 9
League team. In recent yeara‘he-has 3?”in "W ‘ - ' " is 5'3 Am I ' ' . ' I (QWTEN I )W“
been playing in the Pacific ‘r'ioasi "’""‘"““ "l "3 "9'” " 2 .3".
Lt‘ilifili‘, where new renal-vied as.S.V”"'"W‘ 37 “1 .878) 70 NW m m" I q i.
one (it the best tilit‘t tops in the' ....u.
circuit. ' EASTERN mamas. 50““ Nmnlk . ‘ "
m___,__ “I L. T’et. ‘ i
in st: O’Neil to “W "”7“ A)
3 Springfield iii on .GM ' I
Rfieinflonaamy Hnriroro 4ft vii .544 3 .—
Now Haven . . . .. 46 4i .530 : (“EWIE HOUW I
. Aloonv . 4s «in 5"!) . - . '
I.it.“it..;’.'.’"o~3."...":;. tun.“ WW e *6 ...... mamssmcs . 1’» it annual-"II ~
. t" .' ‘ . t' ~ ' ‘i‘ ’ ‘Wnreestor 4i 4R .44 ‘ ' lull,” 1"": m“
ered the premier jockey or Prunes. plump": .. . _ gr) fill an: I ‘4’.
ba‘s accepted terms to ride in Ger- ._._...____ ‘ '
many. He will leave, tor Berlin at on man} HURTS 1m“. \ why not use some or your 21;...
early «lute. remaking the 'l-‘reoeli turf picnic”; t'OUN'i‘RY (‘hl 8. Glen [0 purchase modern plumb
when: he has been riding for nine Cove. lll..JI113' 25—44:“("113 two acts contentment? You’d be In ...

ed at ths'lnwness or our chn {
(or installing a modern bu ....
in your home. Why not. got
nunlnted with the real met:
the case and give us a chants.
demonstrate our suporlor

pllu and plumbing abutting.

fieNashRa'u
&Dean(}o.
ammonium

Piggty wiggiyt

6001) mm

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