Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 5

\ Ss, - TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923. LEONARD HANDS TENDLER SEVERE! ' BEATING AND KEEPS THE TITLE) 77 Champion Repeats Win by More Decisive Margin For Second Time in Year; Fighters Get $250,000 of $500,000 Gate NEW YORK, July 24.—(By The Associated Press).— Benny Leonard holds the lightweight boxing sceptre today without a real challenger in sight. The title holder rémoved the most dangerous menace to his throne last night when he flailed and battered Lew Tendler, Philadelphia southpaw, into overwhelming defeat in a 15-round match at the Yankee stadium. Deelsively outpointed his rival from the start, Leonard had Ten- dier on the verge of a knockout with a slashing, whirlwind attack in the Club Standing last three rounds. There was no ques- . tion of his superiority at any stage of the fight. More than 65,000 fans who con- NATIONAL LEAGUE tributed a record lightweight “gate” Won Lost Pet of $500,000, according to estimates| New York 58 81 .652 of promoters, saw Leonard whip} Cincinnati - 52 33 .612 Tendler for the second time within| Pittsburg 50 35 588 a year, this time by a far more de- 42° .528 cisive margin than Inst July at 42.512 Boyle's Thirty acres, where Tendler, 46 44 1511 at the height of his form battled| Philadelphia . --____25 61 .291 the champion on close to even terms. Boston . ~---—----—-.-25 61 ,291 Leonard, who is now in his sev- Tea enth year as lightweight king, has AMERICAN LEAGUE lost @ trifle of the power behind his ‘Won Lost Pct plows, most critics believe, but as 814 a tactician, he holds a place among 544 the greatest the ring has ever known. te Leonard had carefully mapped his or plan of battle against Tendler’s pe- “488 quilar jsouthpaw style. ‘Anticipat- eH ing Lew’s attack, Leonard turned it a pack, and when the challenger tried rushing he found a shifty brilliant defense that blocked his most fur- fous efforts. ae Tendler, in the opinion many experts, measured far below the form he previously displayed against Leon- ‘ard, Leonard never losing his re- markable poise, kept up a steady fire perce rang ware; down stbe\ ene NATIONAL LEAGUE lenger. At Cincinnati RHE Leading by @ decisive margin OP) s+ Louis __. 818 1 points in the first 12 rounds, Leonard) Gi ,cinnatt _ 71-4 spurted sensationally in the last! cincinnati . 2.22. Saat 0 three rounds and volleyed Tendler| “ potteries—Rixey, Keck, Harris, with everything he had in an ef) couch and Wingo: North, Stuart, fort to score a knockout. One®! perrer and Ainsworth, Clemons. Tendler slipped from a ‘succession of head and body blows in the 13th] 4+ pinaaephia Bote round, the most thrilling of the bout,| Nay yor 814 1 but he jumped up and managed t0/ Dinadeiphia . -—____-__ 4 9 2 weather the storm. Again in the!” Batterles—MoQuillen, Ryan and 14th and 15th he was forced Snyder; Weinert, Winters and Wil- under a whirlwind drive, sTOBBY| son and bleeding from nose and mouth. Leonard, in round figures will re-| at Pittsburg RHE celve about $175,000 based on his 35| Chicago — 1217 1 percent share of the estimated re-| Pittsburg ~ ——---—--—___ 211 3 Zupts of a half million, Tendler.| Bettertes—Alexander, Kuny and guaranteed 15 per cent get} O'Farrell; Hamilton, Meadows, Gooch about $75,000. she and Severe!d. champion, according to 1 the chesiny Gibeon, will chal- AMERICAN LEAGUE lenge Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, N.| At St. Louis RHE J. the welterweight title holder. 912 0 conard tried last year to annex the - se Se welterweight crown, but eta & zc Dadieriee.Sihle 200) 4 Neill; Shock- 4 to Jac! | er, Bayn fe 4 foe ee east Detrolt-Chicago postponed, rain. parca AA Western League. IN Wichita 11, Denver 2. YACHTS Seoahe’ ¢, Be doeegt 3s Oklahoma City 6, Des Moines 2, TRIAL RACE|™™ 83 American Association. Kansas City 10, Toledo 6, Louisville 8, St. Paul 2. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT, July| Columbus-Milwaukee game post: %4.—(By The Associated Press)—In a|pohed; rain. race today for a cup given by the| ‘The Indianapolis-Minneapolis game townspeople here, competed for by|scheduled was played in Saturday's American six meter yachts which will |doubel header, defend the British-American cup on the Solent next month, Captain Henry Texas B, Plant’s Ingomar won by one min-| Dallas 8, Galveston 6. ute 13 seconds from Clifford D. Mal-| San Antonio 6, Fort Forth 4 lory’s Clytie. The yachts sailed over} Wichita Falls @ course of fourteen miles. Shreveport 2, posable Lia Bouven: Smoke House. Coast new Sty eee No games cheduled. ‘The Benedict Motor company, 1950 East Yellowstone, have just unloaded another car load of new ler ’ sport models—the car with the Pikes Today 8 Games ‘Peak mtoor. ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! 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Golf ‘Western amateur championship tournament at Cleveland. South Dakota Stete championship tournament, at Mitchell. Polo * Annual tournament of Rumson Country Club, Rumson, N. J, Mel Coogan vs. Basil Gallano, 15 rounds at New Orleans; Frankie Genaro vs. Frankie Daly, 12 rounds at New Haven, Sam Langford vs. Clem Jackson 15 rounds, at El Paso, Johnny Downs vs. Sid Bernard,.10 rounds, at Long Island City, WELL YounG MaN. WHAT HAVE You To SAY _FoR YouR— SELF ovuR Ane y KNOW NUTHIN' Che Casper Da fly Cribune PAGE FIVE. First in News Of. 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Won Lost Runs Hits Errors 4 4 47 87 10 45 5 2 44 78 12 28 5 3 47 89 8 39 4 6 ba 91 12 54 4 4 a6 76 18 40 4 2 40 17 5 36 3 4 43 iat 11 48 1 6 31 66 é 61 ican League New York -. 4 3 24 64 8 49 Cleveland _— 4 4 45 99 8 87 (x) Bt. Louis 5 2 43 89 8 27 Detroit 3 3 28 53 5 17 Philadelp! 4 3 27 67 10 34 Chicago 5 45 48 73 9 27 Washington 3 4 80 58 6 33 (x) Boston - 2 1 27 85 23 67 (x) Tle game, six to six on July 15, CUBS BREAK ELEVEN-INNING TIE BY CLOUTING BALL FOR 9 RUNS Pittsburgh Goes to Pieces in Tight Game With Chicago; Cincinnati Loses to St. Louis as Giants Hang One on Phillies CHICAGO, July 24.—(By The Associated Press).—Only + His letter fotlo “Burns Avenue, | O CONSOLIDATED ; Winchester, Ky. I had severe rheuma-| A ROYALTY BLOG. tism for th ths; tried 1) The x o.° | Seapine wittiout Fapetvta! gan? ene: SOFOO9 + POPULATION € fit whatever. A friend advised me to try ALLENRHU as it had cured him, I bought three bottles from the George Drug Co., this city. 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The Cubs, playing in Pittsburgh, worked hard for eleven and a half innings, when the score was still 3 to 8, and then got down to real business and rolled up nine runs as fast as they could get around the bases, winning 12 to 3, In Cincinnat! the Reds were trimm- ed by St. Louis, 8 to 7 in a hard hitting’ battle, slipping a rurg tin thelr chase up the percentage ladder after the league leading Giants, who defeated the lowly Phillies in Phila delphia, 8 to 4, The Cincinnati game belonged all to the Reds until Eppa Rixey blew up in tho seventh inning and St. Louis ran off six counters. In Philadelphia, the local tam hammered Hugh McQuillan out of the box in the sixth, but Ryan stepped in and stopped the Phillies’ scoring while the Giants mado six runs in the last four innings. ‘The Cleveland Indians insisted on hitting the ball continually in Bt. Louls, and before the home team knew what had, happened, and won the game 9 toag. 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