Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1923, Page 18

e CHAMPION ASSERTS " | e s | N IR CONTESTS - : @m’o’s watLoe | - De Forest, Who Trained Both Other Western Clubs Follow : HE HiTS HARDER WITH KIS RIGHT HAND THAN DEMPSty Boxers, Says Jack Ought : : . : ¢ ; Cobbmen—Macks Trounce * to Win in Two Rounds. Py : oA , It ] i _ e Nationals, 5 to 2. - / S ¢ . u ‘ . BY H. H. FRY: Wills Fails to Stop : X o . : i 2 ; H AVING absorbed a 5-to-2 . 2 4 / i g 3 3 s trouncing ‘from the Ath- Dempsey'F”po F'ght , Y L letits at the Georgia avenue NEW YORK, Septémber 10, ¢ ¢ § 2 7 ol ball’ yard yesterday, the National —Harry Wills, ncgro heavy= 4 i 4 ¥ = are not displeased by a schedule-a weight, today failed in his of« gis S A 5 244 2 y 4 y " rangements that permits them to forts to block the Dempsey- A - 2 Y : idle today and tomorrow. Firpo championship bout at B o ¥ ; e p ‘ . g : G | Three successive days of rest the Polo Grounds next Friday ! T e g L ! . A > would have been their portion, but night.. Supreme Court Justice { < » N 3 J e adverse - weather that pre- Hagarty, in Brooklyn, denied | 33 B ¥ , 2 # T * vailed when last Ty Cobb and his his_application for a writ of 3 " R & 3 . Tygers were here, Rain then pre- mandamus. J A o 3 vented the playing of the first game - 4 » R _ % 7, b \ DL of the series and three times before the Georgia Peachand his crew de- parted from the National Capital re- fused to allow the contest to be de- cided. So,Wednesday, just Wednes- just five days away, day for other clubs, will be a work- ey, world heavyweight day. for Cobbmen and Bushmen title holder, today declared he was 4 z JAL y (hcrc. 7 ready to “do his stuff.” / 2 R 5 > £ y o o e Three regularly listed battles with ady d by I the Tygers will follow, them the The tanned champion said he had 1 J #9 | remaining western clubs will. pav worked as hard as he-ever had { ) ‘. | their respects for the last time this trained since winning the champion- X vear. BN foilf it aub: was in Better Joons Litk poThe Browns are to arrive Sunday 5 years 3. [ 3 — hooked fo; shape than when he fought Tommy G T W BuLL ¢ B e gz cas. JI=TY A 8 On of the extra tilts is due to 2 Gibibons in Shelby, Mont,, July 4, and 1S oty A l ' : ) By the Associated Pross. ARATOGA SPRI N. Y, September 10.—~With his cham« pionship match . with Luis , July postponement here and the other that if ‘he did not decisively defeat We BuM STeeR ||WPONK L 4 ; oY —~Y 3 to a St. Louis rain-balted engage ]:]rpn it would not be because he CAN N e meént necessarily trdnsférred to th ‘was not ready Z! oF CONDITioN | ‘\& =5 Jo g Georgia - avenus. field. can tell when I'm in shape better b “E%}v Y 7 Many Days of Rest. than anybody in the world,” Dempsey SMILE | A b= 2 =) ({!?7\ - After the Browns leave, the sched- sald.~ “T'm pesitive that I'm better b " ule 1l with open dates. The S ok 8 Can R 1Y EARS ™ He says («_ A A ® e Indians are .slated .to exhibit here Thaps I'm not the rame fighter " ARE DONKEYS EARS N FiRPO s NOT IMPRESSING B — AlimTic ST sptember 21, 28 and 23 and the ot BUT THey ARE UNTOUCHED " THE EXPERTS NERY MUCH 4 E White Sox September 24, 25 and 26 RE 1S A CHAMP IN THE DINING RooM —MY‘“T' Unless postponements compel the - use of otherwjse. fres days, the cardago, and o space : Nationals - then ~will be idle antil calondar, makes & dif- —_ T September when the Athletics bxv m older, but more ‘ex- | C | | 8 POIUED Sot B Lwaaay. atuy " |FIRPO, ELEPHANT, HOPES _|HORNSBY AND RICKEY PECC oW H0L0S 1EC0TD GY WILLIAWS AGAIN R T The' fitle sold Joxe : | : 3. The Red Sos here o . it 1 BEAT DEMPSEY, “TIGER?| FIST FIGHT REPORTED v resiveses ot e 3 | HEADS HOMER LIST| o, et e 6 i S0 who on Saturday tied | walerif 6! of the season S * y ter L the veteran conditioner | an_ League record for the | Matthews, 01 Saturday date ‘;xt:?'a?y'nlt"r::mn:’:\’:ed for yas hot profoundly impressed with 5 ST. LOUIS, September 10—The St I wamabep of Soulle plays started by After going into a tle for the thira | §allaway.es {wanrl a day to permit the use of Baw e sa at, 8 2 n whorts uring a season B k r the v judgment, Dempsey was not the fight- BY LUIS ANGEL FiRPO. {Louis Post-Dispatch printed an ar- . seven by dohmmy |time this season in their race for home | Hauser,1b e g A er he was when he defeated Jess ticle saying it had learned from an| Lavom while wi runs, Cy Williams of the Philadelphia | slier.cC1f . | the Quantico Mur The Athletic: d the Bushme: :)’ Nard. but \(:r.\m’“,‘ that .\”uu was TLANTIC CITY, N. J., September 10.—Today I shall tell a littlé story [authoritative #ource that Branch 1815, Jentenitay net P e { Nattondls today was one homer ahead | Dries'3d DeForest sald Dempsey probably n the way-one speaks for children. Once upon a time in.a jungle |Rickey, manager of the St. Louis| pame nga he A thicties e bew |Of Babe Ruth of the New York Ameri- {5 ey ot Kir crday, hitting Jez w ot ; f v Y - ¢ B 2 2 5% - cans s, o~ fact | Zacha nd I hard ano would win within two rounds, but that there was a tiger who was a great fighter. He fought so well with | Nationals, and Rogers Hornsby, sz.rl gen a two-ply retirement for the cans despite the” f: that g{ rroeprnde Py ey ::;‘” — | cess Was U handling of RE e cnitant Wans ouor sis. the Shamd = 5 e 2o ighth time in the present lsmacked out another four-bagger yes- pion would be facing a highly danger- | his teeth and claws that all the other beats were jealous of him. All but [%¢cond baseman for the team, had| | terany : % | piten ] engaged in a fist fight in the club-| y made three double | 1¢7daY. ¢ £ i Bop 1 siuation. | Dompsy, he 8 lone at least. There was,in this jungle a huge elephant who was also a | s B e WASHTNGTON, | AR st : | two Rits up 8 1 € 0 2 thouse at New York on the Cardinals’| plays ring mame, raising | Letbold. er :x‘ n the big South Americ . | great fighter. The elephant did not fight with teeth and claws because, of'lag,’ r‘uxulrn’ mpm | their - u-«-‘ to 'mn. Just e'l: ilead, but on Weédnesday Ruth tied the | Peckinpaughi can1s wWobbily could deliver a knockout blow with , o o s e § 3 'he article sald the fight occurred | shy of the major league recos > & & Fhirty. | Hargrave } : s cither hamd, and is so fast and shitty | COurse, he had no tecth and claws. He fought by using his trunk as an fatter a game during which manager| made by them last year, jSount when he cracked out Bis PRISE | Goataty Iiparing twi that he would be a difficult target. arm with which to crush his foes and by kneeling upon his enemies.. The | Rickey, ho was sitting on the jthird home run. Wiiliams made circuit | Rice, rf. 1 was yanked in P d Hein Romm:l Quells Rally, The newcomer did not allow Jack Excels in Speed. tiger had whipped every animgl in the jungle but the elephant and the |bench, was sald to have remarked [ \ehile' Tt Smashed G4t A homer yes- | Ghirity 8!scoring, but when he filled the b . )t : p - s o i while Ruth smashed out.a homer yes- | Gharrit Dempecy stepped six rounds yester- | elephant had defeated every one but the tiger. So then the tiger said he |04t Hornsby was trying to run his| REDS SHOVE PIRATES |ichis, 2= =hasradote bomer i | Shere {in the ninth, out h¢ came and Ed {1 Rommel went in. Two of the mei day, but only four of them seriously. | would beat the elephant and the elephant said he would beat the tiger, | Hornsby ap Kor 2 | games Williams' had thirty-flie home|Har . X . 2 s sby proached Rickey about | oot Bluege, Z His greatest demonstration was his!and they began to train to fight each other. the matter in the clubhouse after the | BAcK To THIRD PLACE,‘“;‘(' By e 5 1 ‘Zuhm » speed. He moved about with the | 'y gamo and that e AR a2 i 2y Lavls | %y 2 3 11eft on by the second Athietic pitoher ’ g 0| got home before Rommel could quel El commprnpmnoni 1 3 1 3 4 S 5. 1 3 & 2 4 2 r a B 3 % 3 o - o 2 ] v ' tned third lace | Eva: ot sl el againet Tarmes |monKey who had never fousht sny- | shower of blows from the siender [Other pluvers separating the men. e s e T R e Lodge & ge Godfrey, his two | Pody and who would never have beén | young man who could not hit hard e who ‘is_champion bgtte {oamon . With . Cwanty-soven. . .o hite) F e e ey A the jungle was an old gray|beaten to the canvas under the the fight resulted, P - ” % t g 3 —| the National uprising. Had. either heavywelght spisring Darthers The|%ble to fight even had he had ‘the | énouzh fo burt a grown man, accord-|of the National ‘League and w The Reds-pushed the Pirates back { Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals, - Totals 2] Hasty or Helmach been left in fh b . h of the major leagues + i s i } 3 gt R LB L vorka " T - | courage to tr But all his Jife {ing to the critics, and who was given { oo <4 o the _Ni 1]is fourth with twenty. hose swith | *Batted for Leibold in, eighth. Eame “a taw miputes longer. “the Forkout wus: charecterised by the at. 1 €ha.(Fes talie ¥ | 1o - ohance to win by the experts|l8st Year. refused to ‘deny the re-|into .third place. in the .Nationa [ T v d P 3 J 1o, théir ¢ t for| ....1 0000 1 2 0—8° Macks probably wou have one in ten days. The flerce aggressive- |and watched the other who now deny that I can sain the 0o gut of ‘the city And could mag sy |League yesterday by trouncing themnf GO iy T late et T | Mot 50:0 § 60 0.4 5581 noae benton 2 i e nése. was sing irom bis -attack,|2nd it was said of him that he l;‘ifdx\lc!ox'}. ched for a atement 8 to 3. The hit score was even,| American—Ruth, New York, 34: Wil- | _ Two-base hits—Weich, - Walker, Gallowgy, | Two single na t gave and he was rather freely. Osely observed, o, mony D&tties thaty As to Financial End. twelve all. but_ superb flielding on |liam Louts, 27; Heilmanp, Detrot, | Heuser, Goslin. Sacrificos—Peckinpangh, Oul: | Athlecics & tally in (he firss innl fe was very wi When' the lion e pett fer.| loway, Dykes, Perkins. Double-piays—Bjueg Zs : Dempsey « to prezent plans, | (0 B ST o deer and missed, the || Today I began my work on the be- 3 tha . h the part of ths Cinclanat! ‘players |16 Hausst, Rfiadeiotin, 18 Browsrd % and Jadge (2), Peckinpaugh, Hars| NN ZAch checked them until will leave ew York early |7 ooy “Could tell him what was | Zinning of the week that is to hh;"‘,flrl&;ogr:mgr;”;dav:;m:; of the SUB- ) kept down the Pirate runs. e L e eyeland, 14} S Tuase; Schetr, Caliowsy am ge] S13th Wherl & -double, ‘s userfics. Thudsday afternoon. The champlon | TR0 RN GG L (o, 2 nd when the | the most important of my life On|Sstons ool ol ey g wiiter®| The Yankees took two easy Fumes Mcl Bau i 'mfr‘*mxs b "\«“»“~ on buses—Philadelphia (6); Was) one- base “tlo hem anotl . aiieq to_do only dight ‘work tried to dodge the lion and|a day of tfis—to me—momentous | o0 BESSUPPOSES 1o be very wise on | from the Red Sox. § to 2 and 4 to 0.; Louis, 12; J. Harris. Béston, 12; Mil- | Bises on talls—0 i{run ~Three singl a sacri tomorrow and Wednesday cd the ‘monkey couwla tell ‘the | week I fight Jack Dempsey for the |lg ubject of fighting. = = ' |Babe Ruth cracked out “home run |ler, Philadelphia. 11. : of Bommell, 1 o Zachary, 1.7 o |In_the seventh uccounted for a thirc —— 0 I Felatives what had been wrong | heavyweight championship of the|spureing 1 have. had yer T worked | o 34, while Witt circled twice and | National League—Willlams. Phila- | By Husty, & by Heimuch 1: by Zuomsy, 2 | marker off. Zachary, und Russell wa | with the footwork. This monkey world. - Who can say how much that | with Johnson, Fitzsimmons and Mc- | Scott ouce. .. The Reds only madedelphia, i ar: A ane "Naw | aingss off Hasty, 31n 6 innings; oif Russell A 1n | On the slab when the Macks' cam FIRPO ISA PUZZLE could not fight became a. be: championship will bo worth to me|Cann.” I feel that the work goes | three hits off Sharkey in the second | Hornsby, St Lou e N W | " fanings; of Heimach, 4 in 2% S (36 que e T SGIE san, A soupl gre: atio all thos in_honor and money if I can win it?| el et y who' do not | Same. - 2 P LAl off Warmouth, 0 in 1 inning; off Rommell, 0]0f doubles and a single off the sp! great reputation, and well. There gre many w o n Maw ¥ork t y 3 - could fight well and wished to know | Some of my friends have made |agree with mé, but then those who [ The Glants lost to the Robins, 6 to|nor, nitdetonls " 10 Frjorn: [ % inming. Winning ° pitoher—Hasiy. | baller yieldgd a brace of runs. SR ébtiinat o ! g ; ve|3. In an uneventful game in which |11 Y. ; Frisch; . Zasha o a he_ visitors scoreles IN DAILY WORKDUTS how to fight better went to him and | estimates of the money value. Those |do not agree will not have to face |3 ! tful | el L O s Db i AT | eking,. sy, WiwlresKeieily, s2d | Warmoth ok t e gave him cocoanuts to teach them [estimates range from one to three|Dempsey on the 14th of this month, | Fourniér and Kelly pounded out [} 5P k AN asAl - O D LA s o et tricks . {million dollars. The monev which I|which Is this week on Friday. I am |bomers. { S R TR 3 av 4 = v st do The White Sox defeated the Browns B total of six hits in the ninth for tv.c | The, Fable Is Untoided. BRd° Nt tor the *hampioninin oot | Felting am the one who feels that | in CRICAEOr 4.t 2. in & hard-pitcned | NEW YORK-PENN. LEAGUE. | McGRAW SUSPENDS WATSON. |iotl °f it Bt 17 (08 Rth for 1o e So when the tiger Began to train ) this time was a large sum. It is the |all is well {battle. The ‘Tygers lost to the In-| Binghamton, 3; York. 1 (fsst). | ¢ YORK, September 10—John [a doubls, but was out at third whe ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., September | 15 fight the elephant h went to the | trutn 1 speak when 1 that had | Copyright, 1023, in Tnited States afd Cakade| QiANS in Cleveland, 5 to 3. The| Soranten, §;: Williamiport, 5. |Watson, pitcher of the New York |Rice sent a roller ta.the pitcher 10.—Luis Angel Firpo today-entered {monkey for advice. “You might bel] wished to make excuses and delay! ' by North American Newspuper Alliance. - |Cardinals shut out the Cubs in St.| Only gamesplayed. [Glants: has been fined $500 and sus|Judge singled and Ruel walked upon the last three days of prepara- 3 Sreater fighter. nfi‘*'dc’;““;;‘;::““ ‘oY.| fghting for the championship until| AllL Rights Reserved.) LLouts, 3 to 0. CARRES SEia ' did Heimach, after hurling two be tion for his world heavywelght title | pbnods 1o a%’the. elephant does, | Noxt Spring or summer I could have | 53 { accord £ : f age i h ! method. Do as the elepha nisde three times as much money as PR R e |1ation of training rules. according to | a pass, forcing Rice home, and Judge match with Jack Denipsey, to be held | Do. not use yaur teeth ‘in Crushing iy \Cij) recaive for making the fght orcester, - | word received from Bosion, whers tite | scored as Bluege w thrown ¢ S . you kneel on - 3 67, Alvany, 1 h s arrived today 10 begin a|Evans ended the rally with a rolle in New York next Friday nights - the life from them. If you } I could have made that much just . hampions arrive: ay to begi | Evans en the raliy. with a roller In his daily workouts Fispo- fias | Ui epnant proverty. you will surely | o Contracts that were mine for they A ; series with the Braves. | to Scheer. Wl bennsnobiiasbew | sukusromithM ] L] 46 e ek donuBiniss ol Nl senmnniBiming Bl coonanookonssn? il cunascosonss? o) ccosmooqn muaron B By the Associated Préss: pended for the remainder of thé seas son by Manager John McGraw for vio- |and a strike to Harris. Bucky dr | signing. . " been a puzzle. He has shown irprove- | - Then the elephant came to the| "5 ™Y (hose (o keep my word and ments in some things and at.times|monkey and asked advice and the|,aie (ne fignt as I had promised, b2 SR e % risnkey $aid, ““Get some:one to gnaw | 1< | Voot 4 8 has appeared as awkward as a |0 Vol “oenuils until they are sharp | $T 82 thIY .:;;ek':‘llguéen,rw;‘-;;;a;‘r AMERICAN LEAGUE. | NATIONAL LEAGUE. yoke of Oxen drawing a heavy load|like the tiger's claws and make use been a man of honor, or if, perhaps, over a mountain trail of '.rmtl&scerfl:&h :;\.d ;;x‘:\‘.nvigg; 1n= | by sacrificlis. much mones to & gglglg Sieine v stead of \kne s my word I o Te v He has attempted to improve his|Stead of WEPERCHEE O TGt try "““"g[a’grc:{er L am to be rewarded w plEEE boxing; he has worked hard trying |them and some day you may amount!™ roqay g friend said toeme that T I’k; to develop a left hand punch; he has w:omel:hmfi as a fi“';';f:;_d Yaceling ;Hddvgot look worried. . He said that 4 b3 9 |g &l labored h s th d v S0 the iger pra > 1 i not act as he would expect, A L} 1 Ho hae bactered nis sporciny saPian® | and the elephant practiced biting: | knowing that so soon I am to Aghi 5 ST |ig/ioieses. on certain days: on others he has been |1 do ot know what happened When ifor so great a prize. Ho said that 10—"8/11/ 9111(10/ 18711501585 Cinclmnati - R R an easy mark to hit ®" | they fought, but I am sure it must/some peoplé were saying that I did |Detroit 81101 9] 9/10/10) 9i6s 60/ 630 Bittsburgh .| 10— 1118 ® 1o 8 Some of his Zrinds say he is not|have been @ funny combat. Perhaps/not care whether I won or lost cr |8t Leuwis ..... 7| 912(18 65 63612 TR 1, i " i N ) |—(10(12(11(68|66/.511 . listen to his|that I was sure of losing and Vi ‘Washington . ‘,_w 6/13162 67/ 481 St. Louls 1 e g Poxer un ety dover wify Be.|1F Dempasy, were o, lilen, to, Bie|that [ mag pure’ot losing and o was | isineud | i 3 i Broakiyn 11 12| ’ _ The great thing about Coca-Cola is but that he will beat Dempsey. Firpo oI ) BBt W véry Loy 4 My | Philadelphia Boston ... | 7 s o o fhe fight out at the Polo grounds would | was' very funny tq me. My |Ehisdeiphia .| 8 8) 8 Taliil s | i | i ; Sy x That he has confdence in Wis apility |b6.very funmy also. “Who knows? | - |good triend and physician, Dr. John |Cesten oo UGt T O TR N e e T that it is so much for so little. - It 10 take what Dempsey sends and| Maybe it is n !reasons I am liable to beat Dempsey =5 stand under it is written on his coun | this one I have told (%;fn"g.ab?x“'r:ixm;é {is because I have the ability to relax| GAME TODAY. CAME TOMORROW.| GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. makes the lOWlY mckel dO whatflyou tenance, There is no fear of Dempsey | It teachies e 99 (e clephant to!Whenever I wish to do so. And so. on | New York at Beston. New York at Boston. 3 e is y i v ‘Brool Phila. 9, - H #nd ood Nutired e docs ahout his | RENE Hike the clephant and Tor the (s, (NG BOEINNLE Of U ETERE NEOK | poen ut e York. Beston ¢ New Tork. | mse ot Cincanatt, LR, 3¢ Gitcpaet can’t measure by price—delight your tagks with earnestn tiger to fight like a tiger. St otier’times, at ease, . Hocatoy TERDAY'S GAMES. Brookiyn at Phils. Chicago st St. Louis. . 8| k 4 Luis Angel Firpo, and | = g - RESULTS OF YES' 3 > olls sparring work s been cere-| M, I am Luls Anger TICEY SIS fthis 1s so T will' not “waste enerey | pyjusephia. 8y Washinetsn & BESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, taste and quench your thirst. y planned y his trainers. Each > lew York, 64 n, 2-0. ht|patween now and the time of the bureh, day he works for a_certain time at |like myself and not try to do it llke laene” Tt jen't that I do not realize . Y 1~ i Angel speed development, then he s told to |Some one who is not Luly / that the great hour of my life is TPrk the te hand. o e A8 Lold 0 | irpo. CTF I shall lose”then it Wil |LCEL 2% hana, but that I do realize 1 : and at his sesion with each sparring ! be because L:h- glhrpcaw:: 1?3;'2::3 must rgst(we’lll tohhc rea:l to ggm . S partner, nearest the end, he is permit- | cannot win and not be at my best -when the great hour does " ted to have the satisfaction ‘of hit. |foollsh and fried to be some sort of arrive. Wonder What Mertz Will Say Tod.y—flm Daily at 6 P. M. ting hard. Firpo, judging by his work. |a person he is not. 1 may be Luis| If if were not for my mail I would outs, will be easy for Dempsey to hit.| the elephant, or Luis the tiger, but.think that when I enter the ring in » Yot he has a peculiar =evie of dec |1 am mat A Luis, who listens 00 long | New York I would have no.friends| At the Sign of the Noon fense that may fool even the cham-|to the chattering of gray mbnkeys.ll'!‘ the firow\} T fha pion. Some of the experts predict that |in the trees. e e i i teile ane Dempsey will win in short. order;| “I think it always is best that a loud voices. But my mail tells n $Epect Firmo tolbe Knocked out h. | man whe fehis for lvink should | that L have yiany distuat e wighes de of six e 4 ¢ his fiste in the T {amd A 3 end of four rounds, probably will be- | for a living. But they ask me that|luck w B come the champion. I''say something in answer to the|of them who write say funny things A ; . manty. critios who' wEIES BT 2 oot l?e‘fi?’nslg.l e 1 Bt bueine 7 —feature owr final” |sure to meet delet b anewer. that | between rounds and some say that it T LUIS WILL WIN IN SIXTH | By asking the joritics which man was look him straight in_the eye I will 5 clearance before our ¢ . ERERa | CANDY most often by Willard, myself | Win. : ;=8 5 : ; S | OR SOONEH, SAYS BUNGE ::‘?'{lo.ya Johnu‘;n’!v “'5}'1‘{"“_‘3, who know Glad He Has Some Friends. lished 1893 - _- fall opening. 2 G i ol s wiil tell you that a. 51 . My friends read me those létters - Foli Banger patton: o er A4 | son more often thnn hit Luis| ;0 we laugh. 1 remember though {s u fast'man and a Firpo. believes that tho ~Argentine | Fin 'y oxon e they say. Why, then,|when I laugh that the letters were : : ] will defeat Jack’ Dempeey In the sixih | Sors Willard: abls to hit him moré; well meant and.T am gladI have some yound or sooner. He belleves that|often than he hit me? [{then we laugh at the funry things : ' ul Tirpe s the most extraordinary boxer |” “Maybe the boxing critics foreet| 25", c wiitten in tho letters I say of all time and that Dempsey’'s su- that when an army fights it is l“df 0od friend Lavalle that the periority in certain phases of Infight- | that the best- defenso. is & good |t 0¥ E20C NS, MAUNS Qv 1ot ing is more than counterbalunced by |oftense. Even the men who admire the phenomenal’ power’ in Firpo’ least admit that I have some- |~ 5 4 right, combined with his aggressive- | fhing afmirable in. the way of of- Radiators and ‘Fenders fenee. Who knows? ANY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED, Cites Case of Corbett. 10 DIFFERENT MAKES RADIATORS. ) k, t thi v _friends ITTSTATT'S R. d F. WORKS GRIFFS’ STICKWORK romember the time & 10ng WHISsAE0 | 316 1t P, G410, 1ess B. 3. 7043, ' Jben a stender youns man from San | T . ’ s matc 4 r 3. REL Pot. e Toba Sullivan. = The -sllaifler Match Your Odd Coats . 1 418 | young ‘man—Corbett was the name—|§ 0o v AT ' @id mot box the' way.critics of Ahat To Regular [iais|e1a nov box therwaieriics ofnatit < With Our Special B ° 4 ’ would defeat Sullivan. No. He boxed 3 ' $35 Value in'the way he thought'to be best for || . him and every ome sald that it was For Men and Young Men =@ seixelE sespeneene. s aekise funny to think he coull defeat “a giant Heavywelght with such soft, tapping blows. But Corbett won in =~ his-own way. and became the found- ¥ : 3 R g‘; of 1- new ‘d.itl‘;l of prize fl#hnr:; s s s k¢ 3 Xo: come Wi my own Wway - ‘ . A % 2 % R | 3&hting, which is_ perhgps the way. || —Choice of a magnificent stock of woolens, including medium jullivan fought. X § y 57 5 i 1, fo noL sAr Deturd AR M. L : weight, suitable for fall wear. shall surely have the success that a ‘was'the: portiom of Corbett. ‘but if T win by hard smashin trHiH TR AR shise SnannlesoliSBaR2+288 3 onsbisiss iy esam! egipesscscdliniutihuisns long &go, when John L. Shliivan saox $i