Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1925, Page 23

Dempsey Gives Ne CHAMPION “BREAKS” DATE | AND BEATS IT FOR COAST Evident He Does Not Intend to Be Rushed Into Bout With Wills and That There Are Some Phase That Are Not Pleasing. | [ BY FAIR PLAY. | ‘W YORK. July 2l—Jack Dempsey seems to have given the New N York Athletic Commission and the boxing fans generally the |'un~[ i Having agreed to mect Tex Rickard in this city and sign | Wills, State com arou for a battle with Harry also to make his peace with t miss hamboo: reard from as fleeing to Los Angeles. 2 are used to being fooled and <0 Dempsey’s latest” antics Dempsey i as the fans are concerned, they the suots. to be he is about with Jack | are he and tell | &0 to things that arrange West partnership but the chances going to grab per Jack him for th Mike New York 1 out ANOTHER OF WHITNEYS GOES INTO TURF GAME WoMAN RKCKETERS A fifth | memLer of the Whitney family is go- neon- the. tar | REACH THIRD ROUND H hought four vyearlings in Ken last week, John Hay Whit nev. son Mr. and Mrs. Payne | Whitney, is hav them trained and | will probably at Saratoga this n and the York tracks next en o breaking Kearns is led by fighter, manager and promoter time to time. but they go on just though nothing could deprive them their belief that professional il does not 10 comynit himself 10 | g e 0o inel eeting Wills on any .definite date. | “"Linoiean B0 5 i One particular item in the arrange- | HTTERE,C N o, S0ty champlon BESe to wa willley pennitssian fo 1 el oipanten i by - his inanaken dulge in warmi houts before he | jimmy Mason. Greb hopes to sign up sign meet Bartley Madden, | vo " T Gith Jack Dempsey in not so conduct his a t whomever he jolly well ple: minute," eb sald. “There never and then take on Wills when it Suits | \ag u time that 1 didn't think I could outpoint the champion llompseyi look bad 1'll fight him any time.” | In a telephone conversation with eb Fitzsimmons intimated that he them not greatly excited or surprised As fo boxing commissioners, is a sport and not a business which is filled with shady ments as far as they had gone which | Freb; ot e MdGREE Ol e pas nowito Dempsey and his| o pects to meet Floyd Fitzsimmons, could Gene Tunney or others. . dees | Michigan City in September. 3 el he does| .t Witz makes the price right I'll him to do so. The idea | couldn’t beat me in a four-round gal-| lop at Benton Harbor a few years preferred the shifty Pittsburgher to any other as an early opponent for they ha had their joits. too. from One seems cartain—Dempsey | — — | {riends was the fact that he would|yphigan City boxing promoter. It would I airs that he canf;re the fight with Dempsey in a ago. and maybe I can still make him | the champion ind stra YORK, July 21 ving 1eky MANCHESTER. Mass., July 21 (#) Chird-round matches were on the program today at the Essex County | Country Club women’s invitation sin gles tournament, with doubles “lay to > | begin in the afternoon. MAY RIDE IN GERMANY. | Helen Wills of R'm)‘fllm, (‘4{;1{ na s EoE . [ tional champion, who advanced easily , PARIS, July 21 (®).—Frank O'Neill | through the first round yesterday. he American jockey, lately with A. K.|¢,ced seccnd and third round matches Macomber’s sie and formerly with ay Shton Bindyof W. K. Vanderbilt, is reported to have Pyl Sl A0S signed up to ride for a German owner ‘ In Germany for the remainder of the ' Ejizaheth Ryan of England with present season and for next year. | grew on account of lack of practice, . | _There was only one upset yesterday HARPERS FERRY, W. Va.. July|Edith Sigourney defeating Mrs. B 21.—The Potomac was slightly cloudy | Cole, 6—4, 6 and the Shenandoah very muddy this| Among the morning | Molla Mallory New iforni a field. v winners were Mrs. | nd Mrs. J. B. Jessup. NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JACK ASSERTS RICKARD MAY CLOSE WILLS’ BOUT CHICAGO, July 21 (®).—With- out waiting to appear before the New York Athletic Commission to- day to sign for a fight with Harry Wills, Jack Dempsey arrived here unexpectedly yesterday en route to Los Angele: He sald that Tex Rickard had been empowered to close the Wills match today. The reason for failing to wait for the New York commission’s meeting, Dempsey said, was be- cause he was anxious to meet Jack Kearns, his deposed manager, %o settle their differences and un tangle their numerous partner- ships. He held positively that he and Kearns had split, but that he would live up to the financial end of their contract until it expires in_September, 1926. “If T fight, Kearns will get hi¢ share of the purse,” Dempsey said, “but I shall do the match- making.” TENNIS BILLS LIKELY | TO BATTLE IN FINAL| By the Associated Prese CHICAGO, July 21.—The | linois | | tennis title ‘will be fought for by the GIANTS GAIN ON PIRATES; VANCE FANS 17 CARDINALS | By the Associated Press AV YORK, July 21.—Spectacles are needed to determine the margin between the leading tcams in the American and National Leagues remarable pitching exhibition in Brooklyn yesterday. The Brooklyn fast-baller blinded the St. Louis bat experts, striking out 17 of them in a 10-inning. 4-to-3 contest. But the bespectacled Tor- porcer w the bail and hammered out a triple, while all the other Cardi- nals fanned at least once. Hornsby, O'Farrell and Mails fell three times. It made 127 strike- outs for the season for Vance and gave him a better game mark than {he had previously attained. Jimmy Ring outpitched Lee Mead- |accounted for Philadelphia’s 5-to-3 vic ows in Philadelphia and set back the | tory at St. Louis, allowing only six Pirates a full game. Meanwhile the hits. one a triple by McManus. Giants won from Cincinnati, 6 to 5 | The White Sox took the first con by a drive after two were out in the |test of a double bill with the Red Sox, ninth, and they advanced to within & {3 to 1. few percentage points of leading Plits | the second. 10 to 7. ! burgh. Ring's victory was by 6 to 3. | Ruth hit his tenth homer of the Larry Benton hurled the Braves to|season for the Yankees against De- & 6-to-3 conquest of the Cubs, his third | troit, but the Tygers found Herb Pen straight victor nock for 14 hits in the first six in Washington and Philadelphia con- | nings and won easily, 9 to 5. Harry tinued their struggle for the top of |Heilmann had a perfect day with three the American circuit. Rube Walberg singles. The Water Nymph Club national stars competing in the cham tournament matches have indicated. pionship liminary A possibility that William (Big Bill) at Skokie. pre BY MERZE MARVIN SEEBERGER. (Copsright. 1925.) Tilden, 24, title holder, will meet Wil liam (Little Bill) Johnston, diminutiv Californian, in the final, day Tilden eliminated had no difficulty other. o loomed to- two ‘Chicago con | tenders in stralght sets and Johnston in disposing of an. | Other leading players to score yes terday were George Lott, jr. up to Tilden in the cl: pionship; Clgrence Griffin, Snodgrass, Howard Kinsey lace Johnsor Helen Jacobs, girl, also advanced. In the national tennis competition | SWing it above water instead of un at Forest Hills this year, much inter.|derneath lest will center around the perform ance Joan Fry, of the vouthful English who already has sc this in her first season of | tional play ; It is the opinion of critics that she will give a good account of herself in America, although perhaps not prov a match for Helen Wills, as she has not yet developed so sure a backhand | as the American champion, and lacks | a consistent net game Prince of Wal thusiastic a new plan to improve his game. who is an before and after and star. { bring red | turn | two victories over Katherine McKane | bow held high and the hand, with | ind captured two games from the in comparable Suzanne Lenglen, and all interna- | en follower of golf. has started He | has ordered his official photographer to take special pictures of his strokes runner court cham. | Harvey and Wal 16-year-old California [ marvel, appeared a likely finalist | Marion Lelghton, Chicago's hope for the women's title, also was a victor. | strok Charlotte Hosmer, another California | stroke and you swim it just as you No. 15—The Overarm Stroke. One arm goes forward while the other The single or English overarm |SWeeps backward. Your legs are is 4 development of the side.|drawn up and out as the left arm ex Jlends forward and are snapped to. gether while the arm sweeps back and the right extends forward This per- mits a gliding motion while the body | 18 extended Tomorrow—The Stepoff Dive. TENNIS NOTABLES SCORE IN METROPOLITAN EVENT NEW YORK, July 21 (®).—A large coterie of experts arrived the Metropolitan ~Turf Court Tenniz do the plain sidestroke except that in | throwing vour upper arm forward you When swimming on your right side | vour left arm forward. in its through the air, with your el fingers drooping loosely, just feather ing the surface of the water. Your | arm should swing to a point just be. vond your head and then cut into the water like a knife, fingers first and arm following. Do not slap the hand into the water or you will make an | Championship Tournament vesterday, awkward splash and lose power. The | {n it ¥l SRR o whole arm should enter the water|Shimizi and Masanosuke Fukuda of through a little hole cut by Your tno' Japanese Davis Cup team, and | hand, as a knife would go in point|vVincent Richards, Arnold Jones and | foremost A. H. Chapin, Jr. There is another forearm, a favo- | rite with boys, which is swum with a |to be eliminated. breast stroke kick and the head above |by Hugh Kelleher, 6—4, 5—6 water. The arms swing forward| Harada, Shimizu, Fukuda, above water alternately and sweep|ards, Jones and Jerome Lang back toward the hips like an oar.|won two matches. o He was defeated Rich- each today and spectacles afone solved the mysteries of Dazzy Vance's | and the Bostonians captured | Zenzo of Chapin was the only tennis notable | JULY 21, 1925, SEORIAS: w York Board Go-by : Grid Coaching vs. Playing Faces Test BERRALL VS. SEWARD FINE CHANCE IS OFFERED IN GIRLS NET FINAL: 7O NOTRE DAME PLAYERS | All of 1924 Hoosier Eleven to Try Tutoring This Fall, Bringing Up Questions as to Whether Great Performer Makes W Florence Seward and Katherine Ber- rail, both of Western High School, will meet in the final of the District Jjunior tennis champfonship for girls tomorrow morning on the Henry Park | courts | Miss Seward battled her way into | the titular round this morning, taking the measure of Marion Ziegler in the | semi-finals in straight sets, 6—3, 6—1 Miss Berrall reached the final round | yesterday when she disposed of Helen | | Ziegler, Marion’s sister, 6—4, 6—3. | The SewardZiegler maich this | | morning produced the fastest tennis of | the tournament. Miss Seward has a | sr?uili||gdo\'erl)end is‘r\icl‘. a hard | denced by a report drive and a promising backhand, | W, . I AT O i o DominEbackiana [West Everyone of the clcven | drive which cannot be matched among { Pame last month will be the juniors for speed. Georgia_Tech, Syracuse | But Miss Ziegler was not permitted | Nova and Santa Clara | 49 e ber forenand drive to any great | Seven Mules to show 1 ornin r opponent artice Field played her backhand, which is her |Over Carticr Field | weakest spot, with a consistency that [ Harry = Stuhldreher gave her a straightset victory. The |coach at Villanova an match was far more interesting thar | Zinger will be his assist | the score indicated, as it was fre.|the Green Bay, Wis., hero quently punctuated by long rallies and | 28 backfield coach at Ge extended deuce games. The last two | Layden is retained Notre games were carried {o deuce seven |freshman coach and Don M coach the backfield at Georgia Santa Clara will be piloted by 1 greatest of all centers, Adam Walsh and Joe Bach will be lin coach ming Mentor. EW YORK, July the way of livelihoo: I eleven means in strikingly evi- Middle raduated at Notre from the empl \ Villa rdue and so luminously the graduates of e gone in for highly valuable in depend in p t of their assoc n with ball combination and a In Jarger measure it depend upon their ability to im t know, to co-ordinate and wisely to s of temperament BOBBIE GIRLS SEEKING BALL GAMES IN CAPITAL manager of the Phila base ball team ne on a tour of Virgima nd wishes to arrange 25 and H Crowley will serve gia. Elmer Dame Notre stri only | times before Miss Seward gained the n | Doubles matches were scheduled to | hold thie center of the stage this aft In the first round, Charlotte | Syracuse. Chuck Collins wil and Ruth Laudick were to |at the University of Chattanooga and | meet Mary Bowers and Anne Boyle at | Connell will help orge ttle at | 4 o'clock. and Dolly Bealer and Mary | Wisconsin. Other linemen will work oemaker were carded to meet Tillie |as assistants at the places above ne and partner at 5 o'clock named. Petrie and Louise Omwake d Interested in this wholesale raid 1 Mary Brown and partner by |upon the great South Bend ou I Girls defta Fred Keuchle. the Milwaukee grid 1o tua second round, Jennie Turn-|iron expert, propounds several ques | bull und Elizabeth Miles were to play Clara Alderton and Virginia Olmstead at 145, while Florence Seward and { Margaret Bouve were listed to meet Elizabeth Shepley and Katherine Ber- rall at 3:45. Two silver cups have been offered by Pearson & Crain as doubles prizes |and will be retained permanently by |great coaches born for their | the winners in this event |~ Quite sagely, Kuechle | !but the last question nega ity to play the game, he qualify a man to be a lcoach, but lacking othe qualities the fact that a man a gridiron star will able him to attain fame as a te: Eminent coaches who have risen ir the past two decades may be r | ed upon the fingers of two h | the outstanding foot ball !'have gone in for coa numero he wants to know ! successful coaches are pre | sound training as players. or | endowed with qualities not all. Are they turned « varsity team as bookke ed out at a business whethe WOULD COMPETE ABROAD. PRINCETON, N. 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