Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 36

36 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, C., FRIDAY, JU 11, 1926. SPORTS. Berlenbach, Easy Victor Over Stribling, Now Will Defend Title Against Delaney CHAMPION IS AND WINS BY BIG MARGIN| Carries Fight Relentlessly to Georgian After He Finds |} |4 That Challenger’s Loser to Take Defensive. BY EW YORK. June lancy thos qrace in old wkward and trom hattle ceful and good-looking Billy Stribling of cginning t 2 ong doubt ym - the judges. fought” his usual battle, the will always fight—wild Wd unemotional and absolute lack of aining to grace. Young Stribling, for two was the Stribling that ¢ Yorkers have been accustomed in_action—speedy, clever, But after the fourth . in which time he had conne with Berley’s jaw with hts, he did no dar T d the end of the first Paul’ knees wabbled for a second .nul his g eves looked gl when Berlenbach d ()\erfil Stribling did not have the horse - hehind bis wallops to send him gan to wade eatter the. tide toward the » question then on was getting 11 rounds. howed wonderful pd e In doing so, wonder ful defensive powers, too. Fg v wrestling bout out of it, and Berley, Who was once a wres tler, might have beaten him at this gamie he was too intent upon landing ouple of solid rights upon § W to pay T.uch attention to as.cateh-can, d landed swings er the body throughout the e did, and ers of resist m h of his porten- 1 upon Stribling’s chin the boy from the South would probably have taken the count. But not once did the Astoria puncher con- and Stribling went the route. “Stribling looked and acted us though he were fighting at too light 4 weight. Tle weighed in at 171, and it was a mistake. He is getting heavier all the time, and when he takes off flesh he is doing himself an injustice. By the Associated Press. W YORK, June 11.—Paul Ber- nbact of Astoria. N. Y., wrestler and sog rancier, remains cnampion of the world’s hght-heavyweizhis after reg- ering an overwhelml..s point v v over the youthfu! Georgian, Billy oung) Stribling. Mora than 50,000 persons, paying something like $200.- 000, were astonished at the contest they witnessed at the Yankee Stadium last night. They saw the rout of a chatienger who had ruled a favorite up to the very week of the battle. Brilliant, powerful, aggre: the first three rounds, Young Stribling | in the fourth teit the sting of a solid Rerlenbach smast. over the heart, and from that moment resorted to the only escape fron. punishment a beaten yvingman can find—holding, pushing, pulling his opponent. Lven then the ‘hawplon broke from the clinging arms to drive heavily to body and head, and several times the Georglan appeared to be near oblivion. At times after that terrific blow in the fourth ribling mustered a little of his former fire and lashed back at the rugged mauler before him to score a few points. These gave him, in the opinion of critics, just three rounds out of the 15, while two were about on. ut when the final bell rang the from the th was a badly er, booed by the throng for from the same llllililfi A Great Blows Lack Power, Forcing FAIR PLAY. Next on Paul Berlenbach's list will be Jack before defe msy as a grizzly bear and as full of fight, Paul a curious dislike of hi Throuts avose tremendous cheers for |1t was | whether the Atlanta lad could weath? he | " © 1926 Tha B. V. D: Co, 1ace AGGRESSOR ¢ champions who do not demand any ading their titles. and takes c\crytlung, even the e- Teutonic chieftains from whom he the cheers that greeted the de- o win his way ingo the esteem of the he champion’s fiery defense of his valuable. crown, which he gained a vear ago in the same ring from one Of (he greatest_defensive fighters of the time. Mike McTigue. Ierlenbach met the hopes of his friends. who argued that a return to | his old aggressive policy would carry I the day. He fought in the manner that won him the title, always boring in, shaking off the drives of his antag- onist. to return them three-fold. | On’the other hand, Stribling failed | to gamble in the opening rounds as | expected and contented himself with gaining a lead by his speed and de- fensive ability. To the champion, the victory meant another great battle this Summer, with Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, | Conn. This will be staged at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, in the near future. ! Berlenbach and Delaney have et | twice. Delaney won the first contest | by a knockout before Paul gained the | title, but Berlenbach retained the crown in a second battle last Winter. The champion has proved that he is | etter the second time he meets a man nd Delaney and Stribling are exam- les. Stribiing beat him over the six- round route. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. | Bs the clated Prees. NEW YORK—Paul Berlenbach re- | tained light-heavywelght champion- | ship with decision over Young Strib- | ling (13). Monte Munn, Lincoln, | scored technical knockout over Joe | Burl Dallus negro heavyweight | (1). Sergt. Sammy Baker, welter- | welght, won declsion from Ited Her- | ring, Gulfport, Miss. (10). AKRON, Ohio—Tommy Cleveland featherweight, knocked oul Gorner Johns, Tampa, Fla. (3). Jim- | mie Darrah, Akron _middleweight, | shaded Soldier Buck, Loulsville (10). RICHMOND, Va.—Johnny Wilson, former middleweight champion, knocked_out Rocky Marion, Rich- mond (5). Hughes, | JOHNSON AND HARRIS POPULAR IN GOTHAM By the Associated Press. EW YORK, June 11—Ty Cobb, veteran of the Detroit Tigers, always gets a big hand, with a scattered “panning,” when he comes to New York. He is a strong gate attraction. 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Be are sparring at bell, | Even round ROUND THREE Strim e Becleniach * fights buck and _ Stribling bl tands Jeft o face, and misses | triesdo' bish nim throukh the rones. & i 2’ advantaze with e o \";‘.‘II".'Z,'{‘.Z'P’,.“ o fisht 1o h Berlenbach lands & Baut Rammiere Doy hugs and wrestles 0 1o sty the nnm “Hierlenbac i e SHOOT WILL BE STAGED AT BENNING TOMORROW | Four events muke up the program Tounds e yto bo run off tomorrow by members one Botaing At ben.” T | of the Washington Gun Club on their ROUND FIVE | range, at Benning. lineh and, crowd Spoons ure offered for high scratch Paul lands loft ots und high gun at 50 d left. to anlied. i handlesn, The cap trophy and trophy shoots cumpleto the list. Inside Golf v Chester Horton______ FIFTE! 4 eaa. 'airibting s round ROUND FOUR i 1eft to ch =ht to hody. Strihling o fare ands 1 Wt th mouth nut o head e 'en‘hmh land ‘-.m i Stribl; They rush Stribling rough: Stribling xhoots ¢ They B He right i return. Round even. ROUND SIX tands left to body Be ¥ n clinah, Stabiing T Paul sends Tizht to Strivling gends lefy o body and Paul Paul 1ands left to chin. - St cxebrow s cut. ” Striblinie Tunda I . Paul_lands two lefta to body. SirithInE senda right "to" hods'. Paul Tanda tre lefts 1o hody and hand right (o same spot. Berlenbach's round. ROUND SE o Biribling shoots Hieht o, nead head axal tawe i Tt punishes his Guponent on exchange body bunches With two hooka to chin. Stribling cuts Her- fenpaels qre Ay left dnd whoots' two Tikhts | o body. Round even | ROUND Stribline Jands left to, Berlenh hach pounds 1eft to body In the golt swing the player should feel a concentration of power in his Y r this is where the power should be throughout the swing. The hands and the eves really con- trol, more than any other factors, the blow you de- liver upon the ball. You can cultivate the concentration power in the hands by begin- ning with the grip and the address Stand loosely with the body and, while addressing, tighten up the rip just enough » that the feel of ie clubhead as you swing it ba 'k and forth gives vou the impression you have i hammer in your hands. ke the address a serfes of prelim- y hammer blows with the club- 3 Then, throughout the swing. | keep In mind the hammer idea—that ! | 15, keep the weight of the clubhead in the hand ooke two lefts to ROUND NINE. o They run fnto a clinch and on break Strib- ine's body witi 1 xmm. right to body: Stribling _cove to mouth looks tired. STAND LOOSELY AT THE ADORESS ROUND TEN Stribling_elinches continuaily. He seems | (o £riDs ‘ (Couyright. 1626 It doe with Jert’ ook with head down and get~ Paul nt and lett 131621321 F Strest | Shoe Dept. June1r Nunri-Biish Ankle-Fashioned Oxfords Berlenbiach's round. ROUND TWELVE. Berlenhach rushes. . 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LIVERPOOL, England, June 11.— A threeday tryout for the several American professional golfers entered for the British open champlonship ended at the Forby course yester with only Bill Mehlh erling Chi- cago professional, gaining any par- ticular honors. Mehlkorn made an excellent tr the British - northern profes championship, which was at _stake, but_finished in o tie for second place with E. A. Whitcombe and W. D. Davies. Their 239 for the 72 holes was bettered by 3 strokes by George Gadd of Roehampton, who took the lead in the final half of the tourna- ment in the morning round with a fine 73 and carried off the victory in | the afterncon with a 77 for a total of 296. Al Watrous, by virtue of a remark- able 68 in the morning, which broke the course record by 2 stroke ished with an aggregate of 30 . A. Whitcombe for rth place, alter Ilagen, twice British :d American professional title holder, came next among the in- vaders with 304, a_tie for twelfth. Hagen came fas poor start \Mthdre\\' The oth the end, Kirkwood, but Jim and Joe who -were permitted to play the morning round under pro- test, found themselves disqualified in the afterncon. Both were late in arriving at the early starting times ed by the large field BIG TEN LINKSMEN START TITLE PLAY By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 11.—Teams repre- senting eight universities in the stern Conference started play to- at Knollwood Country Club in Big Ten golf champlonship tournament. Play will be title going having th h the squad o score. cham- having tho r the 72 holes at 36 holes, w, winning the title. Northwestern holds the team trophy and Kenneth Hisert of the University of Chicago {s the defend- ing individual titlist. Illinois and Michigan are favorites to capture the team champlonship. 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