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Risko Sends Berlenbacli To Canvas In First
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Madison
Round—~Lar-‘ge (311er Witnesses Battle In
Square Garden»~ Risko Weighs
190, Berlenbach l74—Slasliing Fight
NEW YORK. March so.——Psui
Berisnbacli. world's lisb‘t heavy-
weight champion. was battered
Into decisive detect and nearly
knocked out. last night by Johnny
Mo. 33-year-old Cleveland heavy-
Jr'ei lit. in a. ten round match at
Helicon Square Garden \
Risko has! Berienbach on tht
verge ot'a knockout in each 0: the
first three rounds
Billie brought a crowd at 16.000
. to its test in a frenzy in the first
round by flooring Berlonbach witr
s mirage lett tolthe law. The chain
"Dion .toolt ashort count and barely
weathered a storm oi blows that
buttetad him‘ until the end of the
round. The bell saved Berlenbach
in‘ the second round as he was
hooked down by a terrific left
183.10. He absorbed additional pun-
1 ishlnent in the third although he
managed to reteiiate occasionally.
1 Berienbaeh rallied in the tourtb
Ind traded stations with Bistro in a.
lurious exchange but again the
Cleyelander had the better of it.
Risko's big advantage in weight
‘ ‘ hold. The fifth round both slowed
up under the terrific pace. .Risko
smiled in the sixth as he took sever.
a1 blows on the'cbin. The Cleve-
iander was wild and Berlenbach
landed. frequently though his punch-
es lacked their usual steam.
Berlenbsoh took in aggressive in
the seventh and began ilnding the
range with his left to the Jew and
body Risko lunged with his left
but seldom landed cleanly. Three
stilt rllhts to the Jew Jarred Berlen-
bsch lathe eighth and the cham-
pion‘s knees were sagging as the
bell ended a mauiing set-to. l'liske
punished Paul about the head and
body in the ninth and took the int-
tor's counters with a grin.
The tenth round saw both gladia-
tors slugging away at‘ close range.
neither yielding ground. Risko
seemed wobbly after a succession oi
lofts to the pm but grinned and
came back with a smashlnk right
that sent Berlenbsch staggering
back. They were whaling away
with both lists at the bell.
Berlenbecb weighed 174 1-2 and
Risko 190. Berlenbach’s‘ title was
not. at stake.
McBRlDE ts TYGEBS‘
COACH THIS YEAR
.1 The Tygers have only one coach
this year. the veteran shortstop.
George McBride. The two other as—
slatsnte to Cobb last season. Otto
Williams. and Oscar Stanage. are
elsewhere Williams is with Rogers
. Hornsby at St. Louis. while Stansge
‘ will’ manage Evansville.
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1 Through NORWALK 92 you get: in touch with all the readers of
Clyde Mouton. who had such a
great year back or the bat tor To-
ronto last. season. was unfortunate
enough to have been hit in the
head by a pitched ball two weeks
before the close at the season. He
still has dizzy spells and it may
temporarily interfere with his work
forthe Tygers.
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Has Francis Hunter ever won the
national indoor tennis title?—-.'. \l.
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Yes, in 1022. . i
What were the scores oi the hi-
dia-na-Iown. basketball ganivs this
season7—l1l. J. K. .
lows won the first. 29-22, and In-
diann the second. 30-20.
How many times have Bill Tllden
and Vincent Richards hold the nu.
'iional doubles tennis title'f—ll.
J.
L’I'hi'eo.
TEXAS FANS THINK ‘
HIGHLY 0F STUNT-ZR
Texas Mague tons and players are
unable to understand why Lil' Sinner
can't win consistently for the Tyne-rs.
He is generally regarded as one of
the best pitchers ever turned out of
that league.1 Stoner says this is his
year. that he has set a goal of :0
victories.
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Al
A , Goon NUMBER
TO REMEMBER
that October afternoon in 19
Stuart. picked up a loose ball lu whip
TWO JOBS OPEN
Seventy-tho baseball
turned out at l1‘ordba-m recently.
Not so many. that’s true. But—Ford-
ham’ has s n regulars back. vir-
tually e ya on outlay. The big
fight. is to the two vacant berths.
Hence. it appears. there's plenty oi
diamond spirit.
Fordham's campus.
bell captain. turned in his suit in
midseason. He couldn't hold his
job. He then went out tor the crew.
All oi’ which recalls the case oi
Howard Birka Michigan case load
.or a few years are ill... Harris.
[litiks found the timellnt: too fast.
iLniike 1 ris Birim stuvui on tin
‘ bench. “l ion a. Captain tails t6 land
ill. regular place. put it donn the
9 competition is unusually kcen.
REMEMBER»—
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“Sticker" Parks. Michigan's
nieue pitcher of six or sewn
i ack'.’ Parks was initially invincible
in sch .Took a. fling at big time
With
l lump Others have found the same
thing. "Sisler's stateroom.“ they
used to call P rits at Michigan They
i were a bit 0 this line.
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fil-
l Dan Meeiion captained Colum-
bine basketball team in lill-i. May-
nap you reineinmr lion Lollinlnilt
lied Comeli ior eastern int rcollt‘
iunibia‘s last winner up in this sea-
son.
'qulnicts in the country. Oddly
enough. Dan Meenan is the present
Columbia coach. It's his first season
at the helm—and Columbia’s great-
at since the same Mecnun led the
Blue and White a. dozen years back.
INTRODUOIN G
Johnny Stuart. termer grid star
of Ohio State. Buckeye routers recall
El when
Michigan. It was smart thinking.
Stuart‘s playing pro baseball \now.
With the St. Louis Cardinals ‘and
1Jyrs£uae. He's ii pitcher.
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| Illinois basketball hopes
At Michigan State is Fred Alder.
man Alderman won the furious
ash in the Big Ten meet at Colum-
(hia last June; He set a new record.
1 But. it was 't. allowed. in the recent
Alderman iicd the
mark Oier 300 yards.
hear
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world s ind
Hes only s. junior. So you'll
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wRemember “Norwalk 92” when you want to sell your automobile or buy. a l
house. can (‘Norwalk 92’? if you want ajob or need a cook.
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receiv-
ed a torriiic Jolt during the last two
weeks of the ‘Western Conference
chase. With but three games to
play. the Champaigners were lead
lag the procession. Two were home
cure in first place. But it. wasn 't. It
finished' with thréedeieate. 1 The
lllini tumble was emphatic. Shen-
lng you "cant overlook the final
drive even. long enough to take a
deep and niuch needed breath
Made hinder league debut. with St.
Louis Cardinals in 1918, coming
to minutes.
from M season in 1935. .Won is.
lost ”aim .114. Led
m and lo; column.
Rated sixtlhin attentiveness. al-
iewtns 3.111earnsd‘ruas per traces.
tuned but 0 pausedn- s-2 games.
mud sonata-amps“ .
1s is" went up! lost is. Nest
season had is nine. and it meets.
pitched better be! last season
than ‘anyat' lather time and is tig-
eoeist- Emma‘s best bets tor
candidates
floating around ,
Henry Harris. Wisconsin basket- 1
years ‘
glam honors that year. it “as Lo- 1
Now it boasts one or the best!
tilts. The team looked quite se-'
Tim Tiium-y-Stribllng
into the record as an N. D. light any~
way. . . . Only in this instance
will mean No Dough.
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Shelby, Mont. to Miami, 171.11., ’
"Cheer up. the tirst 100 flops are al-
ways the hardest."
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The remarkable thing about the.
{defunct tight to us is that. it degenr-ml
it‘dll‘d into such a complete taiiurei
without any assistance fioiii .laci:l
lit-urns. '
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These big league fights in small:
[league tonitoriis \itll new-:1 be unl~
formly siicrrssfiil until some one in-
limits a handy substitute {or timiivr} 1‘
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The ll‘UdLlfl lighter. being 1 what he l
seldom thrilling to accept the t
iqulxnlent to a. $50 000 purse in 1"":
yillCi‘. string beans. souvenir posts
wards and water front lotr. ‘ ‘ ‘
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but be is .ilxrnQS “tiling to mui
lthe harassed promoter half way in
toilIPl‘ halt in a limousine.
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i A cow town out in Montana hired
,Drmpsey and Gibbons to tight just
ilo put the town on the map three
‘years ago. . . . The town got on the
!map but it's still trying. to set off'
[the mu
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2 An)" hind minim. is encrusted
“llll annoyii‘ bunieiis and ember-i
ressiiig corn”. Miami. the magni.
ficent. blusheslbecsuse there weront
enough yokels in the outlying realty
developments to put. the fight over.
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This is either a rare form 01‘ civic
pride or civic insanity or both.
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There are 4a. gang 01‘ cities in the
country that would deem it. a tour-
basn pleasure to miss a. fight. be.
tween in 0 modern heavyweights.
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As we understand the advance
publicity. the winner of the match
was to meet Dempsey.
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The boys were great optimists
when they believed that........ln
tact they were great optimists when
they believed they would get1385.000.
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SATURDAY, MARCHefiti, 1
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Second, 5 Game
When Reokie’ s Away—Ann] Chorus Holds Sway COURT SHINES INDIANS
SCORE 36-32 VICTORY
Eddie McMahon Outscorcs George Smith M
Court Runs Wild On Eddie Quinn—~Larg-
est Crowd of Season In Armory—Third”
Game of Series Next Wednesday.
‘i‘iiv; l'li‘4l Men touli the second
mm. of lll' iiit~4i1-loun writ-s from
1! i‘mnivu l,tii tlii min 11m night (it
"3 l-‘tll t‘ ourt iias the
lie i in
n1 :i:.1 from “Big Ed" Quinn in the
1m lirilt'. but Paddy Dilscnll hold
llm in .1. wii oi fouls in tha- soc-
i'lill witml This game “(is rough.
llililii, Mi'Milllull injured his lint"! in
i': first minute of play. Paddy Drisc
roll had .1 small gash Opt-n over his
right t'j'C. lltll Court also was bang.
mi up.
“1:4 ll" Quuiu «‘irol'vliwi in scrotal 0!
lie threw two
iii Willi «in? lmrul. i’ioorgr Smith lln'l
l‘ll' night and was hold to a pair
lib-1 lIIlillc McMahon scored
Eddie Quinn 11ml :1 line
“lulu '1ll lll' ionl line. [in scored
:.iu- trim lugs-s out of nine tritr.
l.1l‘r}' Mnhlulmii was not in show
not not going, He has
mine for three works
li‘ii lilllllll), Jill
Tlll lliirri {him-1 of the series will
i-liyul ll",\'l “'oilnnsrlny night in
armors. 'iho Life Guards an“
.umiilrni of tubing this Hfilll‘".
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Tyger Tips
And Tales
AL‘GI STA. ll: plarcli .‘0.—-—
'Soullipuii' Duty" loliiis. “be lli lpcd
i". “will “in its sixth pennant last
season. siiuck out more men in‘tiie
:mlnors iii 19:3 than any other pitch-
or with thi- exception of George
Boehler of ill Cons”. [.eaguc. Johns
'wlli iTt1 ll '1 l.
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Hull l'otliorlriil
\l‘ingu liuvr reported about 1'0
pounds (ii-Wiueiglit and are being1
much ridicul .‘d by the aihv r :illiiotcs
income; of tlic (xccss pounduge they
are. carrying about. I'othergiil is
'inihor mnsiiivo about the question.
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lint ii and
Dan Hou'lty. who manages Toron-
to. sent the of his pitching stars
it. But it. “as. too his a an ox curt providing he can ride the 0f 13‘“ 3°” ‘0 ”W T"5'~‘”- Gibson
at Cobb has
Gib.
Sniltli it right-
:ind Smith. He feels tti
hundCL
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When :i pitcher can finish pith
an average of about "nO points bet-
tor the .i ll! brill club hl' must have
something That is what Barfoot.
pitching inr tl-u tall—end Vernon
club or ill toast LCiig'llI‘ llld last
year.
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'l‘htrd or better is the slogan of
the Tygnrs this your and most of the
players fer-l that it. will be better.
The impression seems to be that this
is .J. ’l‘ 3'81"? 310.1 1'.
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Awainst. l'l‘“‘ll1ll"ilill>i'l pitchinn. it
50 (Normand. Rim-1mm (”nbh‘oqri “Va-
SPlli. a. line-up of seven left handed
hitters. Yet his available reserves
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. make is possible for him to equalize
2hr; rigl‘it—lianilors against southpaws.
Helpful Hints
Golfing Stars
Bobby Cruiclishank has lost 3
soil tourneys by one stroke this
year ..... But iortunatcly he is a
ilucnt cusser.
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Cat Coolidge’s boy says he has no
ambition to be a psey.
. . . .Maybe thisis his way of say-
ing he intends tube a. tighter. '
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Harry Greb will probably be re-
.ineinbered as the fastest lighter the
game ever had. .. . .Ettlier in or
out of the ring.
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’i‘ho main tt‘eronce between
Nick Altrock many '0! his con-
temporaries is’lie admits he is a
clown ball player. "
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Willie Boppe is getting old and
losing his skill and the time can't
be far or: when the public will be
calling him Bill. ‘ ‘
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On learning that Billy Evans had
started a school for umpires. Mr.
OGootty remarked ins casual. oil'-
hsnd manner. '1Well. it's time some-
body wse doing sunething‘tor the
blind in this country."
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Let’s see what was the name of that
trod-headed college fellow who car.
ried ice in eaten; BL. and made
so much »out\o£ pro football
last. (all? ‘ - = ‘
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Someone should persuade the
Prince oi Waleeito capitalise' his
unique abilities...e. . .There is plen-
ty of room in the world for a clever
acrobat.
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While the Harvard toatbail situ
stion mint-be worse.- as the philo-
sophies! critic nya‘ittll it couldn't
possibly be more comical.
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We denttiblasne the pitchers for
marine Y‘nth *wa'k so moh......
Mdhe‘aw‘at'ssns to carry a his
sinus-lawman”. 1' 1 -
GENE SABAZEN -- [Ems BY
WATCHING EXPERTS
-I learned many things about golf
in tournaments and I realized I had
a long distance to.travel. In fact.
I was a. little discouraged o‘er my
showing.
Some of the boys were grumbling
about their luck on the putting
greens. 1 feltl hadhad hard luck
on the greens. also. because so many
putts-stayed out or ttho holc.How-
ever. I have since learned that it
you hit your putts properly they
will generally drop.
I played in a tow othertourna—
ments. teaming something in each
competition but winning no money.
However. my eoniidence was increas
ing and the more I saw of the other
players. the more I thought I could
do as .well ale most or them,
But I also realized that follows
like Hutchinson. Barnes and Essen
had shots I knew nothing about and
were champions because at their ex-
ceptional skill.
Hutchinson s iron play particular-
ly impressed me. At Pinohurst I
watched him closely. In tact. utter
i had played two rounds l withdrew
iron: the tournament and followed
Jock. studying his swing all the way.
TIE SCORE
ST PETERSBURG. Fla. March
:0.
H. E.
New‘York (A) 6 14 0
Boston (N) ...........6 14! 1
Shawkey. Hoyt. Braxton. Beale
and Collins. Bengougb: Benton.
Cooney. Genenlch. Herb and Tsyo
lor.
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SENA'IOBS W008
BRADENTOWN. m. March 20.
_ 3.11.3.
Wash! misil......s is 2
not 12. i
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HARTFORD CLUB
PLANS BIG FIGHT
P on] Berlenbach T0
Box Ray Norman
.8 o b b y Garcia To
Meet Johnin Drop.
The thoflil i oilrl's li;:1il.:;-pu
ing champion to st aw in Home: 1 1i
a month is on tlic At 11 .
club pregi roi- .ii-n 1
State Aiiuu
Paul Bi? ilenhuvrli ii. ‘.t..~ioi‘i:i . 1
sassin” is the m1. i;r,‘l.144
opponent Will be- Il.l\' .‘\‘4
youngest and ill1.1i~' l‘ll‘i’illll:11!.‘.'
new crop of llz'Ti‘iTi‘KLl slzi .
The bout has hen Ili‘il:ll.‘.
best match or Ll'lt. yrzii‘ 1v. ..
but the Atlas has gone llll'illt.
that—Tit lins match-’1] Bobby Garcia.
tho Baltimort "Bani.“ an.) chlmi‘ir.‘
D :w. one of the 11.le ton 1‘lliltl..
to i the junior li',;l.t\\~ :3 * Irm' n.
to meet in the l~'l‘nll-Illz.il.
A Garcia-Drew tight ins-.1 law.»
the oiling for more than .1 your and
close followers of the sport an:- pra-
dlcting the bout will dlfl‘" dlllli-S'
as main {rinses tlu; l‘rrl Ill‘f'ii 1.
Neumun scrap.
Willie La Mom; —— \1.li-:»;»1;: Italian
name translated into Ellgllhl'l ll’ltiiillt.
Willie the Death —~ inf-(i5 Pinch»
Silvcrborg. iliwcigbt illiil'ilplofl
Connecticut, in 01.4. tight l'Ounq‘m
-nnd Jack llfll‘i'lL'il‘. St. Louis. an“
Kirov (‘oopein Nrw llai‘orl. nil:
in t again. ’l'lioi: lnsx. mmp u :5
a. whirlwind.
Plans- are being made to melon.-
modate‘nnd sent 111.6130 tans.
New Cue King
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Meet the newly crowned king of til-1.
billiard world—Erich Hazenlacbel'
of Germany. As you perhaps know.
Hagenlacher gained top honors
by handing Jake Schneier. detail?
lng tllehlder. a. decisive defeat, 1";
German expert‘s victory came as
real surprise in cue circles.
meox WIN
FORT WORTH. Tex. March '20.—
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