Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 20

i, T SPORTS. —— 0 A BRIDE'S MEN LINE UP O PRE-CAMPAIGN DOPE Batting Well and Making Fair Proportion Runs for Hits, But, as Predicted, Pitching, | in Ag2esgate, Is _None Too Strong. bag i s———— 5 BY DENMAN THOMPSON. \ Qear and the mercury steadily rising in the ther- 3 3 | A ITH the 5k} mometcrT oapial fans are assured of at least two more battles ow—with the Mackmeh, before the Nation- | today i als xilke their Arst ke thelidoard the Faaerdl @ e championship season. Tomorrow evening ss for Boston, where they will assist the 1 in the Hub Thursday. Three e for the first appearance here The following day they are | 1in the first of four games. | the .\L..-knm.} kertown for a neet the Yanks, 1se ball 1 p back h on N nen in Goths the P Hug it &ii ¥ oamt saturday at Phifadelphia, —ererpte—enuagemcnt Sunday. May 1, go to ( 1= andapen return to Washington to X here) " ISISLER'S THIPLE TELLS, 1 -|Gives Browns 3-to-2 Win Over| White Sox—Cubs and Reds Ahead in National. i | the Browr Yiand in the Nation, “lthe Pirates and the N e tilts part tfat their b and Jacobson's single, Browns their 3 e S won their| Pirates the winner balls, helping the nals Resume Series With Athletics : Army Boxers THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 19. 1921. SPORTS. From Local Camps in Area Finals ,. | BG FGHT TOBE HELD |'TITLE BOUTS SATURDAY NJRSEYCITY JULY 2 IN BALTIMORE ARMORY SOLDIER BATTLERS PRIMED FOR RING BOUTS. ”vmr-fin,\ - Carpentier heavyweight | establishments in and near the District will flock to Baltimore Sat-- xhamrvm_ bout will be fought in | urday night to view the boxing championships of the 3d Army Jersey City, Saturday, July 2. NEW YORK, April '*—"“;Sm.nne S of Fort Myer. Walter Reed Hospital and other militars rse This | (orps Area. The corps comprises all of the camps and stations in Mary :l).hllfll announcement was made by y,nq, Pennsyivania, Virginia and the District, and among the fourteen st \Promoter Tex Rickard here today. |tlingers to strive for title in seven classes will be Corp. Ernest |. Powers "of the 19th Field Artillery at Fort Myer, aspirant to the light heavy [ | { weight championship, and Privage Walter Phrsons, member ot the meds 5 | {cal detachment at Walter Reed.in the field for welter honors H The decisive contests will be held in | z fighters . 4 H { the spacious Fifth ment Armory i wei Privite ¥ 5 | —— Ithe Maryland metropolis and each of (% i {the bouls is iimited to six rounds featherweight | Takes It Easy to Defeat Earl Pur- |Championships will be determined in Camp Meade = bantam, feather. light, weiter. middic year in Twelve Rounds in light-heavy and heavy classes. De- Sergt | b/ fcisions will be given aft vl Privale ! alti ja_referee and two judg Eustis; middleweight | Baltimore. [ the verdict. The first ba Bl A o | id Williams | tWeen the bantams. will Start pro Holah Sergt. Charles No a a. 1L, in |1y at 8 o'clock v heavyweight, P e victor 700 Houts Are Held. 1 Camp Meade Lagrtion inl o ppese championships are b. v Burrell. Camyp A rounds. hat sened up | "oF the bout and in th| Queted an & result of a tournament roin distress in-|started early in January by the ad panishment Corps. Approxima v bouts were : held in the various it 1.—tieorge [ campx in this area. ) from Pepper i mental. camp and district «hampion t foul in the second | ships fn each of the four divisions of ieduled ten-round bout | the area were disposed of before th | semi-finals, Then winners of t nated by the Maryland state boxing and third districts were pitted commission will be Buck Alexander b and second nd four district chamy pman, judges. James Ring “ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION l Ty el T ; L { weight. way to the A E F oand i lHicd games hoeld at Pershing ‘stadium. Paris. Jun. 1914, will referes the bouts. He ha officiated xt Army boxing contesis since 1899 Assistant officials desis CAMDIEN W to att ro tickets a 1 14th street and Abe Bohrend and third district ¢ and in th semi-final at Camp March 1y {he knocked out Corp. Buddy M.Don- jals, a Camp Eustis ntative. {the fourth round. The Walter Heed jentry is a rugged fighter and qu iskillful and 4 | count of hi | will face Py {Camp Hola | Powers. Fort ) . final, where he | &16r) Lewis, world heavy weight » I2dwin Burnbrook of Md ling champion, will meet in a handica; match tonight an “unkuown,” the pre ! cge of Gux Schenlein, Princeton wrest had to go through tege of Gu nlein, Princeton wre | ling instructor. Schinlein's protegs battles to reach the semi-final round | Fy said to be a college man Lewis h. work to m-ul“‘ H s best scrapper, some strenuous Then he did not hav | kis right to strive for the title, as his i scheduled opponent forfeited Pow- | TEXAS LEAGUE T |fighters in the 3d Corps area, and agrecd to throw his opponent wi twenty minutes and will be perniil to use his headlock ,Thexe xerappers will reprexent Wash- ington and immedinte vicinity in the I Perry Outfights Tillman PITTSBURGH, April 19 -~ Juck b Pittsburgh welterweight. won the ne or Johany Tillman, night {he has been training faithfully sinee I qualifying for the championship | h. He | PRIVATE PARSONS, t Dabdas, s 1 Beanmiont Army Corps ing whips in the 5th Regiment + Baltimore, Saturday night. | Welterweight will encounter Private Sl f Hollocher | o imprave asla ach got three i stride. so will T 5 o 3 . \ Ruried the Keds 1o n 4 to 0| Light-hemssmwelbhe o bort Myer. 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