lull
45000
From Norwalk and
Is Favored To Win.
By LE ROY D. DOWNS.
Oom Paul Berlcnbach will on-
deav0r to retain his lighthsaly-
weight crown in s. 15-round ring
battle with Bridgeport Jack Delaney
at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, this eve-
ning. The bout has called consider-
able excitement among followers 01
the ring game and with an even
break from the weather man the
home of the Brooklyn Dodgers will
be packed to the limit and then
' some.
Bridgeport and Norwslk will send
down large delefltlons to witness
the battle. A special train carrying
2.000 fans will leave Bridgeport at
5:30 o'clock. Local tans have been
departing tor the scene of the bat-
tle' throughout the day. 45.000 tans
will attend the battle and they will
contribute nearly $500,000 to the
bani: roll or Humbert J. Fugszy.
Delaney was a slight favorite in
the betting this morning and he is
expected to retain this advantage
. when he enters the ring tonight.
Both boxers enjoyed a day of rest
yesterday. They went to New York
last evening. and were kept in :-
ollision away from their many
a“. The pair were scheduled to mannvoon GROVE S. C'__ W. I? l‘C'.
.3}: in at 2 o‘clock this afternoon. Jack Katish ‘8. Irish Tommy Jor- Cincinnati ......50 at. ”3“
‘dsck is expected to start with a den. Romeo Vaughan \‘a. John,“ i‘lttahurgh ..... ....43 38 ...t-i
slish in this evening's battle. making Huber. [silly Kelly ‘3, Johnny Mur- St. Louis .......... 4.. a? one
nu: effort to slip over a knockout ton, Leonard Neblctt ‘5' “0an De Brooklyn .......... 43 3) ...;i
[much before the title holder gets Keys". Jackie Cohen ‘-5_ mm. (‘Vhli‘airo ............ 4i 4“ .0-3
underway. Berlcnbaoh is slow get- Brandon. {\ow \ork .. ....... ill. :10 .518
u“ HilflEd and if Jack hODGS l0 CO-‘L‘AON‘VEALTH S. C.—-‘ll('k Boston ............ 3.. hi 3:6
"Hi“ the title by a knockout he be M”. ‘1. Jack \\'arren.'nlack Philadelphi‘. .......31 50 .3 3
Wll have (0 do it early in "16 bout. \‘8, )1“.ka Cl“. "Th 10 rounds;
The longer the scrap goes the bet. :13“ Diamond ‘1 . Delgarldo. American League
tor-Paul will be. D Davis vs. ’ nny Krieger. ,
We are picking Delaney to win. \\‘ *3!“ka vs. Taylor, each N’ . ’ k 3‘3- 31‘;- {El
buy: it will not be in a walk. lie is ‘ rounds. . 0“ 30f vvvvvvvvv :7 3~ em
facing a much better Berlenbach Philadelphia ....... fl 4‘.) .5“
than tlte one who opposed him in Cilicslgo d............“ ‘0 .6;
the old Madison Square Garden in (CV’VE‘W -------- “4; 38 *5
March. 1924. Jack slipped over a _ " “5m" ; ° " '
Detroit ............ 4. 43 .494
knockout in that bout. The pair mat Qt Louis '47. 41 “M
agnill in the new Garden last ‘De- . lac-atoll """""" 3‘4 58 '2“;
”her and this time "Berly was ""1" ' ‘
'lerded the decision.
It Paul tears into Delaney the mute"! League
way he did in his bout with Young \‘V. L. PC.
ding. he is oing to stop' one on . .. _ .57 .62.
‘ e> whiskern th'st will knock him h”: WU-LMMS g:?;:;::: 3.50 2}} I”;
loose from his light heavyweight ‘ _ _ . s . ........ . 3g .5“
6'05"". A “5‘11" Who 1' “WM" .‘V’; W“ as “:0" as $033283? erxlvniisgn .15 37 .sin
tearing in is nut-1t for Jack. “,ml “° Sam” h" awn” finial 1,: Albany ..........37 44 .457
Jack has the l"'\lll and the neces- uo‘uld1demdand ‘ at e 8° ‘ ‘ Hartford ....... 37 44 '45-,
"WW“: m combat the Crowding li'iWst gate . s e e “'aterhllry ......... 31 48 .392
tact s of Berlenbpch. He will use . - Plttstleld __________ 25 5;. 319
w .. ...2‘flifii..f‘“:.f.l.:‘."li°.i is. 3:35?
and when he sees one. will lash out ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘_
lilde a. streak oz :‘yltnlng and if he “0’ “0‘ ‘0 ’3’. it 332‘“ International League
mm it will be curtains {or B‘cr- ‘Mi‘ O‘GOOFTY \l‘OlldEi‘S if a” ”w W. L. n.
“abuh- - " ‘ ‘ ‘ Baltimore .......... 61 an .670
5136 bout should be one at the husky white-wings he "9‘ m the Toronto ..........57 37 .008
best that has been "380d m & great streets these days used to be selub Newark ...... .54 38 .5"
may mOWI- 'ihe fans attending player” ‘“ °°"°_‘e'. _ Buffalo ..... .......54 39 .581
should see plenty of action. Reagan, __________ 45 45 .500
Ebbcts Field is the next 5109- NOW that Babe Ruth has been Jersey City ........ il 50 .151
. . otticlally laid up for repairs. the Syracuse . . _ . _ . . _ .32 5-; .3th
ball season can he said to have re- Reading _____ _ '21 69 £33
turned to normalcy, or something -
FARRELL wus
. l 'ew York.
hlcago, with 291.
' 1
holes of the fourth round.
. win.
I. s.drive stuck itself in the rough
act from the pin.
.pen events until next year.
/
. Test Envelopes.
WASHINGTON—The postman‘
.votsrmlne proper standards.
DELANEY Will. MAKE
ANOTHER TRY , FOR crown
Fans Will Watch Peirldn Action—Many Going
Bridgeport—Park City Boxer
; -GOLE llTLE
SHAWNEE - ON - DELAWARE.
' Pia. July 16.—-Johrlnie Farrell. of
'ew York. won the annual Shawnee
open golf tournament yesterday. His
score for the four rounds was 289.
mi; stroke below Bob MacDonald, of
hicago. and Bobble Cruickshank oi
_ Two strokes behind MacDonald
" . .and Cruickshank was Bill Mehlhorn.
Farrell rather surprised the field
- ith a dramatic finish after running
nip diificuitics during the last nine . . .
At the
rid of the second round yesterday.
i trail held a lead or 5 strokes. The
traitor Ridge youth almost threw
is chances away when he hooked
.ls drive away from the green and
.oled out in six. He needed a three . . ,
Going to the 18th although
noble chip shot placed him one
.7 Willie MacFarlane. former open l . . .
hampion. and winner here last year
is compelled to withdraw from
-e tournament after the second
.und because of a nervous aficction
.t the ey'es. He will not compete in . . .
y.es will be less strained as the re-
ult of test at the National Bureau
.r Standards upon the transparency
nd glare of window envelopes to
“W :
How They
Stand '
ABOUT BOUTS |
TONIGHT
EBBETS FIELD (brooklyn)—
Paul Berlenbach vs. Jack Wey,
lb rounds (world's light-heavy-
weight championship); Arthur De
Kuh vs. Sergt. Jack Adams; Ted
Moore vs. Jimllly Francis, each ti
rounds; Monte Munn vs. Gordon
Munro; lillly Reynolds vs. Tommy
Imrenso, each 4 rounds.
1020‘ MED. REGlMENT—Five
six-round bouts.
FRIDAY, JULY 10
LONG BEACH STADIUM—Benny
Hall vs. \‘ic Burronc; Johnny Vestri
vs. Willie O'Connell; Harry Traub
vs. Joe Katkish; Joey Knapp vs.
Billy 'l‘osk. each 0 rounds.
STEEPLECHASB ARENA Rock-
away Belem—Eddie Burnb k vs.
Harry Gabe; Joey Kaufman vs. Ed-
die Elkins, each 10 rounds:
Georgia Cuneo \s. Mickey Gill; Phil
Goldstoin vs. “‘illio siegcl, Pal Sil-
vers vs. Patsy Barbara. each 4
rounds.
SATURDAY. Jun! 11
approaching it.
O O 0
WE hold prize-fightingmllght to
be on the level all the time but
when Dempsey goes 9000 feet above
sea level to train that is laying it on
a little thick.
0 O 0
IF the Reds do manage to win
the flag again we hope the Cincinn-
ati authorities will be alert enough
to ltccp pal Chase and Abe Attel
away from the visiting team's bed
rooms.
’ O O O '
IT isn't the heat nor yet the hu-
midity that stlilcs us at’this time
at the year. .. . . It is the damna-
ble fact that we can't get rid of our
slice.
"KID" KAPLAN has given up the
featherweight championship be-
cause he is too heavy. . This
proves again our contention that
Benny Leonard was the most re-
sourceful or all the champs.
LEONARD'S procedure in making
. weight was very simple. ., . . When
he could not make the weight he
let the scales make it for him.
THE man who struck it rich in
Texas oil now has a son who knew
exactly what to ask for his vote in
the Pennsylvania primaries.
Mussolini will not permit the Ital-
ian papers to print sports news any
more.
I Beaming. we presume. that John-
ny Dundee is all shot anyway.
0 s e "
.IT is said that golf is the most
uncertain of all sports-but the man
who said it was never the premier
of France. -
Leading Batsmen
In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
G AB R E PC
1).” 150 81 05 .488
M (311.. .. .85 880 52 III .874
Edith-I‘m. Deflf 806 51 I! .808
Inglis. (nevus: m as 120 .ssa
Lesder a year ago today,—
1. Rice. Washington, .408.
xanoxar. LEAGUE
a an n. 3 PO
.ctn..ss us so as .su
am“, m.“ m as is .us
M“... ”"13: i: .3? it:
, on."
3.1.». sum ass as as .8“
ago toll-r—
Bulb. NY....82 a“ 80 97 .307‘
O 0 e
MR. O'GOOF'I‘Y calls his mama
calendar because she‘s always dated
11 .
' p g e e e
Paul Berlenbsch trains on a su-
ophone. . .* . This is probably a
whole lot bester than deliberately
going out on a toot as the old-tim-
ers did.
O U s
BY the way. w i delivering ice
in Wheaten (Ill. summer now
that “Red" Orange has advanced
to higher social levels?
0 O O
PHILOSOPHIC NOTE: That tel.
low in our town "who would have
been a wonder if he had let booze
alone" is stDl going around with
rundown heels and frayed trouser
bottoms. .
s e e '
THE recent marriage or Mr. Ben-
jamin Turpin is something you can
tell the cock-eyed world. as the
saying goes. . . . Or isn't it.
C 0 0
one: Will you love me in Decem-
ber as you do in May?
BE: Bay. what do you think I am.
(1st).
7 ins).
(lat).
(find—f ins).
the weatherman: 1
Today’s Gaines
National “ League
New York at Pittsburgh. ‘
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
American League
Detroit at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia (2).
t‘levelnnd at Boston (2).
Chicago at Washington.
#—
Baatem League
Albany at Bridgeport.
Pitlsneld at New Haven.
Springfield at Waterbury.
Providery‘c at llarttord.
International League
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Reading at Syracuse.
Club Standings
National League
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 12; Pittsburgh. 8:
New York. 5: Pittsburgh. 2: (2d).
Brooklyn. 5: st. Louis, 2.
Cincinnati. 5: Philadelphia. 1.
Boston. 6; Chicago. 4.
......—
AMEBICAN LEAGUE
New York. 7: Detroit. 6: (1! ins).
Chicago. in; Washington. 2.
St. Louis at Philadelphia (rain).
Cleveland at Boston (rain).
EASTERN a sour:
Bridgeport. 4: Albany, 1: (1st).
Bridgeport. 8: Albany, 6; (2nd).
Pittst‘leld. 2: New Haven. 1: (1st).
New Haven, 11: Pittsneld. 2: (2d).
Waterbury. 7: Springfield. 5.
Hartford, 8; Providence. 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark. 4: Buffalo. 5; (1st).
Newark. 3: Buffalo. 0: '(2nd).
Jersey City. 5; Rochester. a: (1st),
Jersey City. 3: Rochester. 4: (till.
Reading. 12: Syracuse. 6: (lat).
Reading. 8: Syracuse. 2: (2nd).
Baltimore, 11: Taronto, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Paul. 1: Minneapolis. 0.
Others not scheduled.
memo coasr moon
Los Angcles, 3: Oakland. 0.
Mission, 7: Portland. 6. ‘
Hollywood. 8: San Francisco. 3.
Seattle. 7: Sacnsrnento. I.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. 8: Nashville, 9.
Mobile, 7: Chattanooga. 9.
Atlanta. mlttle Rock. 10.
Other clubs not scheduled.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Salem. 1; Lynn. 0.
Portland, 9; Haverhill. 10..
Nashua. 8: Lawrence. H.
\ _
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha, 6: Tulsa, 1: (1st).
Omaha. 4: Tulsa. 2: (End—7 ins).
Oklahoma City. 5: Denver. 2.
'Wiehita. 11: Des Molnss. 1: (lat).
Wichita, 4: Des Homes. 8; (2nd-
St. Joseph, ll: Lincoln. 1.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
York. 2: Triple Cities. 1.»
Scranton. 9: ahamokln. l.
Harrisburg. s: Elmira. I. -
Willismsport. b: Wilkes-Barre. '3;
Wilkes-Barre, 7: Willismsport. d;
TEXAS LEAGUE
FortWorth. 7: Beaumobt. 3.
Danes. a: Houston, 0.
Waco. 8: Wichita Falls. 1.
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ist to THE TALE of OLD CAPBAYS,
aha ngeal hi; cz'g-retr w changed his ways
Now old Cap Hays
Was a sad-faced party.
Never pulled a laff
That was halo and hearty
Sot in his Ways ‘
Like a stubborn mule.
And lived his life
‘ By the ancient rule.
Didn't give a hoot
For a new idcar.
Looked on Progress
With an eye of fear.
Smoked the same cig’rcttc-
From ingrained habit.
And didn’t know why . "
.. No. morc’n a rabbit.
’ ' LD GO
* The New and-Better cigarette ~
Toda Cap Hays
‘KS a much-changed man.
His mate. Moran.
Worked a magic plan.
He slipped OLD Cows
In Hays’ ditty box. ,
(fave him a thrill
From his bean to his 30:.
The moral's plaiin
As a dunning letter—
Bcst anchor safe .
To the new and better.
And remember this
Where tobacco’s sold:
Don't take tinsel—when
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