Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 31

SPORTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESD AY, J ULY 31, 1923, SEOQREST Would Bar Dempsey -Firpo Battle : International Polo for Washington Unlzkply HARRY WILLS TO DEMAND | A MATCH WITH CHAMPION| Manager Will Ask Boxing Commission to Compel Title Holder to Fight Colored Scrapper Before He Meets the South American. Harry mission today EW \HI\I v 31 Mullins, Paddy boxing con Wills' manager, goes to demand that at Jack Dempsey for the world heavy- sefore the title holder meets Luis Angel Firpo. He he commission to bar a Dempsey-Firpo battle, and zet a chance Dempsey mateh before the outdoor season closes appears before the commission, Tex Rickard ! for a license for the Dempsey -Firpo battle. where Firpo is meeting minor fighters, state ar before meeting the champion. He sist on a postponement, because he | hampion within a year, and Rickard has | | COOGAN-MARKS BOUT | . SHOULD THRILL FANS If Mel Coogan of Brooklyn and Sid | Marks of the Quantico Marine tion fight only ha well I managers insist n, the | hout of the at Sport yland Thursday night 1 a rip- | ¥ fight ful nt will eclipse | « ever offer- | 1 sta as their) wain boxing show | tati his credit ons Hobby of the Talt; nrl .o!hflr lrvlnl»l‘> te ar GENARO KEEPS TITLE IN BEATING WALLACE DE FOREST DENIES SPLIT 1,4.\, A round, floor! Kid Wolfe, over Woife BIG FIELDS IN FIRST . . DAY’S RACING AT SPA Downey bouts wer B phia he bou “*| GENE TUNNEY TO FIGHT S DAN 0'DOWD TONIGHT 'n and IW YORK stars. A lney, champion | morn-| America, and T that the| ton mect here ; I\\»[\n- T "] o] with Mike title in his division. Gibeon said ho : to pit his man 1 and Ne for expenses only SWIMMER WILL SEEK TO CONQUER LAKE ERIE {WILSON AND GREB BOTH el N TRAINING FDR BATTLE! 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