Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1928, Page 31

SPORTS. THE EVENING QT\R WASHINGTON. D. C., \\'F"D\TISD\Y AUGUST 22, 1928. SPORTS. 31 Thiough With Boxzng Game Forever. Tunney Reiterales on Arrival in England 5 ' ‘ | ELL WILL STUDY : STEEPLECHASE REVIVAL GENE MAKES FAVORABLE SHARKEY HURTS LEG TUNNEY FINDS QUEST e ILLINOIS BOARD 0. K.S | ks m ko 'TOM HEENEY SAILS; IMPRESSION ON BRITIS H AND CANCELS BOUTS FOR PRIVACY FUTILE c,,c.t6 nun v conm BOXING VS. SLUBBING v mewe o o e STILL SEEKS TITLE Mandell plans to make a personal study | \\I” be madr by ummah at Arlington | lodipies e [ of his next challenger for the Vgt | ny e Acsocatea rre f;i'kd"fi'd,'.l' pceplechase racing in| gy e Avociated Pres 22 Promoters| EXETER, England. August 22.—Gene “1"|h' ‘”” \b\l“b ’\‘““‘f ;"“‘"l‘ ‘g‘_““‘(‘:"l‘c SHICAGO, August 22.—A prize fight s of hurdle races has ER. British Columbia 2 : a2e R . » SR i 4 \ Al e ¢ 8 elimination bout between i ¥ e K 4 L : ki i St Grammatical Ability Surprises Hosts — Retirc ll s t Litisavymeishy | ey eSO e .| e g Jack Berg | does not necessarily have to be a knock- i ast. el s of | Tom Heeney, Zeland , . < B e | Hhitand. Tats.miles from Plymouth; en | of nd. at Mills' Stadim tomor- | ‘em-down. drag-em-out battle to be the park’s Tall meeting. If intercst is | neavyweight, still was optimistic con- Champion Declines to Discuss His Marriage. next six wee route fo London, his automobile wis [T might. G y 5 1 e el chances of eapturing the € A T it rphers and report T Y 2 Mal Wednesds ) ore S ~vorld heavyweight title as he prepared - ‘ . e before h \\“w:: ”<‘|-’ v;\‘“\‘»li‘u.jl«\;\\zvx#:l\:‘;Iw i ||w e | dell for the title and the champion will | | etween Jock Malone, | DXt Summer S hyn’ s “F’:P'!rm Voices Desire to Help Irish Nation. ; LG | e s shamplon expressed con- |lake advantage of the elimination match | 5t Paul middleweizht i % . [to sail for his home on the steamer to study their tactics. Vey, New York negro, was sto P v | Aorangi .oday with his bride and three ble. displeasure over his inability | Vey, New York negro, : . h‘“"“,‘m";lgl,‘"“ e hewen: e | The two rivals, who fought to a fast| peforce Jack Hemen i the el SOt B Nt d e e eter e stopped for | draw here recently, ended thelr heavy | round - and ~ declared “no confest.” | “Sure Tl fight again.” Gene Tunney's but I had a f io at o 58 wos | long time in the hope they way'd | training today Heinen charged neither of the fighte:s FOR ROBER'" J:OUL challenger said. I don't know who it o like Jack Dempsey t 5 shot™ miss him. This hope proved futile. | had struck one clean blow during i will be but T'll get in this elimination nd other jobs of that | 1 ti h e ¥ luncheon he | elght rounds contest of Tex Rick from that kind ack oy 5 ‘\‘:‘nr‘1\\'(\13“‘[‘(\“"‘)“’\r‘."1“t;”A‘l‘;\ to Londc FORT MYER POLO TEAMS | The matter was referred fo the Regarding his possibilities of winning hat 1 would like | forced t ; h about 8 p.m Ilinois Boxing Commission, which Wwas | By the Associated Press Heeney commented that he had beaten Aikerionn clttoen v By ; which he expected to reach »@ | TIE, WAR YELLOWS WIN expected to suspend the fighters. In-| NEW YORK. August 22—Failing to|many good fighters and that he thought ; g i sield | Stead. sio - boxe 5 s i h- | e could do it again. He said he might ’ : ; o . g Sixteenth Field | Stead. the commission ruled the boxeis | aooear before the New York State Ath- ! . f e L injury atso | JOE MULVEY. 70, DIES: Artiilory ”|Ix?‘an:~m}u qrr‘x\yr:‘rm.vm hate | Were % "l"“l::"‘,‘I""'I"‘("}“:::g 1\\,%',5‘”':\ to |letic Commission for questioning, Johnny ',;;'izfi?”‘,.’?{i %(.var\'::k oo B T 0 make will be at tr e by out of consideration e » v Poto- | 18! aG HElbiiex N it i s o New a ha 1 for a maich against Roberto Rovert.| FORMER DIAMOND STAR| ted to, Ll il Lo Poto- | penetrate his opponent’s gu: Risko, Cleveland heavyweight contender, | many friends ther : “Boxing fans and even boxers have (has been suspended. Ass ch Humbert Fu- g i Way. | - . By the Associuted Press | and fast all the way [ il PHILADELPHIA. August 22.—Joe' Red. Blue and Yellow combinations |3 WIOng impression of boxing ’ futed | Risko was summoned before the box-| WILL COACH PENN STATE. pacd ina prestar |0 A Baseman for the Phil- of the War Department Polo Assocla- fhe commission. “Whey seom 16 UBe% ing solons to explain how he came to 5 1 e. but T'm through with it,” he said h Mick, who said the | JeTG 0 is ago, was found dead of | tion hooked up following the contest | both fzhters hiwe fo PUmSh eacq WG| foul Roberto Robertd in their match aty, OV Lungren and Harold Dangerfield ‘emphatical uph. with rhgsy bl Wik, ting. 1t Tallure in" the club locker room | between the Fort Myer teams, and the | sevelely to make it a snocess. Such | Epbets Field last week. When the pudgy | & {ud r,nrm rs of the Penn State back- St ol et e SIS THBCR S GELEICER Ul ctore ewD rday. He was employed at the ball | Yellows proved superior D o bog Bl 5. | Clevelander failed to appear his suspen- | field for the past three years, have been t that Sharkey wa bl g e rded as a % MEN ve lone and McVey trir H,““"‘M""l” il L L L O A{N,fi‘j‘nf e Both ..',',’,“b:\,nr'r‘guf,g," n his day Mulvey was regarded as - « st B u Soth o great third baseman. He came to the | TIP FOR FISHER' : | el counds seem: ~ something of an | !0 continue their studi !| Bhillios tn 1884 from Providonce and | HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. August - played later with the old Baltimors h~ Polomac and Shenandoah all is reported h : i an op-| Cincinnati has a team of compara Orioles when McGraw and Jennings both were very muddy thi Ko 575,000 and $100.000 a ves ; Automatic suspension in | midgets—and it is believed that were in the line-up | morning of & ster than tall ones foe, po: (!n Johnny e exoneer . 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