The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1926, Page 3

= a = SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1926. elaney W DEFEATS BERLENBACH THE: KRY WEST CITIZEN ns Light WN BOUT LAST NIGHT EXHIBITION oN T AKES PLACE AT BROOK- LYN. NATIONAL LEA-, Pra GUE PARK 7 (By Associates, Press) NEW. YORK,. July 17.—The world’s light heavyweight ring erown, jolted from championship heads five times in the last six years, found a new resting place today atop the handsome counten- | anee of Jack Delaney of Bridge- port, Conn., whose real name is| Capdelaine Ovila. The sensatonal victory over Paul Berlenbach by a unanimous decision of the judges brought the . crown to Delaney before a capacity crowd which paid $420,000 to see rivals of two years grapple. A stirring rally in the last part of the fifteen-round battle gave Delaney the crown, who seeming- ly exhausted by the tremendous punches of the champion, sudden- ly came to life, and in one of the most sensational comebacks in modern fistics, knocked the crown from Berlenbach’s head with a two-fisted attack which tired Ber- lenbach, and caught him wholly un for the onslaught. eeeeeeere . BASEBALL sees YESTERDAY’S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh 9; Boston 7. Brooklyn 8; St. Louis 7. Only games. scheduled. American League Philadelphia 8-5; St. Louis 2- 4. New York 4; Detroit 3. Cleveland 8; Washington 3, Chieago-Boston, postponed, rain. | “4 | TODAY’S GAMES | National League ‘When Mandell Beat Kansas «Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cineinnati. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Am n League Chicago at Boston: St. Louis: at New York. * Cleveland .at. Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. STANDINGS National League W. L. Pet.| 50 37 spe AB 36 .556 46 40 45 40 40 41 50 * Cincinnati Pitisburgh ,.... St. Louis Chicago Brooklyn New York - Philadelphia Boston ..... -529) -524 -512) 390 B76) American League WwW. 4 49 46 Pet. New York . Philadelphia Chicago .. +570 535 The wild rushes made by Ber- lenbaeh failed to affect the fight: ing spirit of rie who pro- Ea ao gruelling fifteen-round con-; at Carmarthen has had no inmates Passengers. test was staged at the Brooklyn National League Park, and proved te be one of the most interesting fistie encounters witnessed in} many years. There ‘was ah immense throng of fans in attendance at the big event, which had been looked for- ward to with great interest by fol- Jowers of the sport for the past several weeks, and tle terrific battle witnessed last night. was thoroughly enjoyed from begin- ning to end, with entire satisfac- tion resulting from the judges, Racing: Meeting of Empire City Assn., at Yonkers. Meet- ing of Minois Jockey Club, at Chi- _ eago. Meeting of Dorval Jockey Club, at Montreal. ‘Trotting: Meeting of Grand Cir. cult closes at Toledo. Rowing: Pacific | Northwesi championship regatta, at Victoria, B.C. Tennis: Northwestern tourna- ment opens at Deephaven, Minn, Delaware clay court championship tournament opens at Wilmitigton. Golf: Meiropolitan open champ- jonship closes at Garden City, L. I. Massachusetts open championship closes at West Newton, Mass. Il- lincis women’s public course championship closes at Chicago. New Hampshire amateur champ-| jonship closes at Nashua. | Automobile: sprint races, at Speedway. Sesquicentennial Atlantic City | | i Yachting: Inter-Lake Yachting Association regatta, at Put-in-Bay. Chess: Pan-American champion- ship tournament, at Lake Hopat-' oypong, N. J. } i AT 42 42 85. 24 Cleveland . Washington Detroit St. Louis Boston RR Ree ee 634 519) es as 7 ‘CARDIFF.—-Because the prison} for many months it is being eon-; verted into a communiiy. kitchen! for the fam of 400 idle men. An Suara cuctilating fan for | $15.00. july12-tf | Let the Artman Press print it. Ocvcasessseee Discoverer eeeceveceve Here’s the “Discoverer of Babe Ruth,” Rev. Brother -Gilbert, 535) -635 | 4CaptaineRhelan,,.will arrive from willlktoned ear Pe... = ‘of the battle| PRISON BECOMES KITCHEN /Havana this evening with passe Another wearer of the purple robes of. things ‘pugilistic went down | in- Chicago’s much-talked-about lightweight championship bout when | | Sammy Mandell, you\hful-Rockford (Il.) boy trounced ihe veteran | Rocky*Kansas in ten rounds. Kansas, the defending titleholder, { | was easily outpointed in a rather tame tussle. Picture shows Mandell-{on the left) carrying the fight’ to Kansas | whe appears io be retreating lafore the vigorous assault of'Sammy’s short jabs that enabled the ultamate winner to pile up-many points. | | | THE WEATHER | emececccscosccccescs ee ecccceve | jeeee | | | Stati Pe & 0.-8-8,-Miami, Captain gene Albury, arrived from- Havana at! 4:45 p. m. yesterday with 6] pas-| sengers and U. 8. mail. (clear) Atlanta (clear) Boston (clear) ... | Charleston (cloudy) | Chicago (cloudy) - | F. EB. €, Car Ferry © Estrada Corpys Christi (pt. ‘cloudy) . |Palma, Captain Ward, arrived’ Dodge City (clear) from Havana at 4:50 p.'m. yester- Galveston (pt, cloudy) day with 12 cars and sailed for! Hatteras (cloudy) Havana last night with 26 cars'of tyron (cloudy) .. jesborts: Jacksonville (pt. cloudy) » 'KEY WEST (cloudy) F. E. C. Car. Ferry Henry M. [ouiaville (clear) Flagler, Captain. Hansen, arrived Miami. (raining). from Havana at 6:50 p.m, last | .New Orleans. (pt. cloudy) ‘evening and sailed for Havana at |New York (clear) . ‘midnight with 26 cars. \St. Louis (clear) ... |Tampa (pt. cloady) P. & O. S. S. Governor. Cobb, “Washington (clear) ee gers and U. S, mail, and will sail) BABY HER CUSHION for Port Tampa at 7:30 p.m, with) CHICAGO—Mrs. Mary: O'Brien jfell 14 feet from a window upon | F.E, €.:Car Ferry Estrada /g perambulator containing a baby, Palma, Captain Ward, will arrive hut neither was hurt. from Havana this afternoon with | cars. Flagler, Captain Hansen, will ar- {rive from Havana this evening | F. BE. C. Car Ferry Henry M., ;with cars. | from . Columbus, }and Norfolk, 2 olina. ‘ansas, Southern Railway from | &. St. Louis, Nashville, Chattanoo- leavyweight ‘EXCURSIONS TO. FLORIDA WITHIN NEXT TWO MONTHS SOUTHEASTERN PASSENGER ASSOCIATION ADVISES FLO- RIDA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF PLANS ~ipyen | JACKSONVILLE, July 17,—| Twen.y two excursions to Florida | | will be operated during the bal-| ance of this month and through} ger Association has advised the Florida State Chamber of Com- merce, Tickets are to be sold at} reduced rates and will be good “tor from eight to fifteen days, depend- |ing ‘upon the distance from the} starting point to the Florida des- ignation. . < | The dates and the railroads op- erating the excursions follow: July. 24——Central’ of Georgia, , from Atlanta; Georgia and Flori- da, from’ Augusta; Central of! Georgia; from Macon, July 27—Atlantic Coast from Montgomery. July 31—Central of Georgia, Ga., Southern Railway and’ N. C. & St. L., from Chattanooga. August 14——Southern Railway, | from Macon; 14th. or 16th-Sea- | board Air Line from Richmond Line, | August 19—Charleston & West- ern Carolina, from Augusta and all points on its lines in South Car- August 20—‘Frisco System from all points-on jts lines in Mis- souri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Ark- Washingion;. Illinois . Central, Louisville & Nashyille, Henderson ga & St. Louis, 'Frisco System and Southern Railway, from St. Louis, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati, Cairo and Memphis. August’ 21—Southern Railway, from Atlanta. August 26—Seaboard Air Line, from Charlotte. August 26 or 27—Seaboard ‘Air Line, from Raleigh and Columbia. “These excursions are not in any way connected with the homeseek- ers’ rates which are effective twice a month and which require the movement of parties of five per- sons or more. 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