Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 37

SPORTS. Dundee’s Triumph Over Walker Marks Him as Coming Welterweight Champion BALTIMOREAN IN LINE NOW FOR A SHOT AT THE TITLE I Pete Latzo Is Clever Student of the Game and May Be | " Able te Outpoint Contender, But He Won’t Be Able to a Year From Now. BY FAIR PLAY. Balthmore Mickey EW YORK. } Joe Dundec of His victory over as the Walker in the Madison Square Garden I'hree months ago and more the writer picked coming welterweight champion fast night, when he won by a technical knockout in the cighth round, made this prophecy look good, mdeed Dundee now Latzo, the champion better be delaved Tatzo is a game, and he may to hold the seriou Itimorean off and perhaps outpoint him. won't be able to do this now. Dundee is coming 1 the time and a setback at the hands of the champion within the next few months won't stop him, As for Mickey Walker, the writer walked into a group was listening over 1o the doings in a night club. the announcer said unless Paddy clever dent of + vear from last Winter the radio Finally and there the handwri on the wail, and the ey and his title ed t Le harr ameness and spirit first two rounds it he would make the rinz. But fight was all bleeding looked as though e sorry he entered reopened cut Mickey's eve made it necessary the referee to »p the bout in order to save the former champion serious injury. (Capyrizht is within a step of the the | be skiliful enough | | ed out Mickey place where| 'Vincent ether for | R . | Herman Against Dundee he fought with all| and for the |lightweight champion (160). |at stake. r the second the| and the profuse | Pete had will meet the battle title. He next Muilins decides that FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. But he gy the Associated Press. NEW YORK.—Joe Dundee, Balti wore welterweight, technically knock Walker, former cham pion (8). Benny Ba i featherweight, knocked out Billy Ken nedy of New Orleans (7). vy Cook. » lightweizht. Buffalo, N. Y., de- Boots Antley of hville, Fla.. (10). Danny Touchstone of Miami, Fla., knocked out Jack Mon ve. Oma ne; heavyweight Dundee, Baltimore light- outpointed Carl Courtney of feated weight | Oklahoma (4). Mass. — Babe defeated Tod Wash., junior Title not Hill of Manila, P, ') Silvers RE E of of BEACH, ifornia. Morgan Seattle, Johnny L., knocked out Martin (“Kid of Ansonia, Conn., (2). SAN ANTONIO—Joe Lohman. To. tweight, won a decision over of San Antonio (10). Lupica, Toledo, Ohio, wi a decision over Georgie anders of Hot Springs, Ark. (10). just turned up in my library an old picture of “Chick” Evans, made when he was about 24 years old. This is an action picture of Evans with an iron, apparently a midiron. This picture shows Evans’ iron about to click the ball, and at this instant his right heel is firmly dug into the turf and his right toe is off the ground. Note that carefully, because, mon practice, and, secondly, because this E first, it is the reverse of com- picture was made at the time ans was at his very best and when he was giving the utmost study and ctice to his different clubs. The sketch in Fig. 1 illustrates this play. PliThis 16 the best of practice with the frons. In the first there isnt the pivot with the irons that the woods require. and to keep the right heel down until the ball is clicked adds a fine solidity to the swing which the iron shot really requires. To let the right heel off the ground quickly in the forward swing, as indi- cated in Fig. 2, has a tendency to release the tension of the entire right gide. Also it has a tendency to give the right shoulder a looseness or drooping which isn't wanted at this point. Letting the right heel come up, too, has a tendency to let the right shoulder go into the ball before the clubhead gets there, which is bad. This shoulder should shoot into the ball with the clubhead, never hefore it. At first, keeping the right heel fumly planted on the ground, vou will perhaps notice a feeling of stiff- ness and some awkwardness about vour swing when the clubhead gets there. This feeling will be pro- nounced indeed if you keep the right heel down too long. There is a time to give the right side its freedom, and the time is just when the TIRE STORES 2104 Pa. Ave. N.W. 9th & P Sts. N.W. 12th & H Sts. N.E. 2114 14th St. N.W. The foot correct forward swing is pretty fast at the ball and this nicety of foot ac tion through there is one thing yon want to get. When the right heel comes off the ground too quickly in the forward swing your foot action is too loose, too fast. 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