The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 6

( PAGE SIX RUTH WILL 60 TO NEW YORK 79 SETTLE TERMS Home Run King Said to Have Attained Fine Condition While Making Movies New York, Feb. Ruth will make the fir ward settlement of his f agreement w the Ne kees over terms for the season early in March, The mo hop of 2,600 miles from Califorr New York, will bring the home r king into the Yankee opening of parleys M. no indication mighty Slugger. Estir F way from $60,000. to the yeneral 00. Ruth bh y ne retir ment from bases In Fine Condition Ruth's corresponden with th elub said th condition \ ing picture His we p i. ; hips 40; thigh 15% and forear In winning tussle with avoir dupois, Ruth has lost inches of his waistline in two v City League Will Have Two Games at H. S. Gym Tonight The second city play ketball league series now being ed will be held tomorrow night at the high schogl h the Almuni playing t ks and Armour “ the serve to show which The first game and the Clyde Hull Gets Press Decision Over Pete Latzo fracas tonight are lead tart S20, will Hull knocked Latzo down in seventh round but the champio up before the referee could count. Sports writers rounds; Latzo two, rounds were even The crowd boo when the referee separated the fighters in the ninth] round when Hull continued to rain blows on zo after he forced him to the rop rs peeee am Bison eee \ | Fights Last Night || email ° 2 | Hull three nd decided tiv (By The Associated Press) New York—Jack — Bernstei | York, outpointed Jimmy rs | N. Y., (10). Jimmy ed_a_ technic Williams, i phi: Mont.,_ knocked New York (9). Philadelph defeated Billings( Mont., (10). Buffalo, N.Y. Buffalo, defeated burgh (6). Benny feated Jimmy De Baltimore -~John Ce Pa., defeated Bob Garcia,’ Baltimore ae). Toronto—Chris Newton, knocked out Cliff, Graham lightweight champion of C: Toronto, ). Milwaukee—Harry Kahn, Milwau- kee, outpointed Basil Galliano, } Orleans (10). Billy Bortfeld, M waukee. defeated Johnny Mendel- sohn, Milwaukee, (6). * Chicago — Bartle Madden Chief John Metoquah, C! Roy Williams, Chicago, Watzell, St. Paul (6). Dallas—Clyde Hull, Faith, S. D., won a newspaper decision over Pete Latzo, welterweight champion (10). Ray Mitchell, shaded 0). Providence, I. Philadelphia, shaded Sid Barbarian,| Detroit (12). Lincoln, Neb.—Teddy Garten, Lin- coln knocked out Jack O’D |, Du- luth (1). Vancouver, B. ©.—Harry Dillon, Winnipeg, won the light heavyweight boxing championship of C; da froin Charlies, Belanger, Vancouver (15). Tunney Able to ‘Lick ’Em All,’ Says Gibson Ghicago, Feb (P)—Gene Tun- ney will get back into the ring in few months and will “lick 'em all in the confident opinion of his man- ager, Billy son, now en route to the coast to join the heavyweight champion, “It doesn’t e any difference to us,” Gibson said, “whether it's Ma- Jeney, Sharkey or Dempsey. Tunney ean lick them all, one after the other, if necessary.” Gibson also hinted that Benny Leonard’s promised return to the ring mile a bid for Mickey Walker's leweight championship. A match Pete Latzo for the welterweight , however, will be the undefeated for lightweight champion’s first Gibson said. Atlanta, Ga. Stribling Home »\ zoo, Mich, (10). pick Se ee | Basketball | & — | removes the Toronto, | { _CLARKE SCHAT GHNESSY her Paul ler of the Oregor the Haskell Indians will he foot! als h Battling Nelson ‘Is Charged With Grand Larceny , theatre, £ prosecute to the limit, *” Fights Tonight — San Francisco—Tommy Jimmie MeLarnin (10). 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