New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 9

2 Yanks Will Get Scott Perry ; Cornishman Knocked Out Pompadou N - Red Sox Del \insmith, —By— ABassler, ¢ ..o.c0n J Jim Corbett on St. Patrick's Da Sox Jack Quinn if Present Plans GEORGES CARPENTIER || s S A S L M ] e e e o e The he: ig ampionship s Chicago, June 8.—The recent capl- he heavyweight championship sliy = e 5 = T H soki Cobin i the . S ped out of the grasp of an Americs A« Centered About Challenger of Dempsey. Yelder who was a holdou r 1897 dhen Robert Fitesimmons, gfiScotebier A hiId LA S Hugmen and was Taken Ou[ :‘ : : s 3ol ‘ - © npoa «|lanky Australian, pounded James R Bitcher to a semi-pro Corbett i : i e 3 = ddic »hy of the Chica- | . 5 o Corbett into submission in the 144 release of kEddie Murphy 1 _ MR ' ; M 2 0 20 round This occasion was the first of j kind at which mo pictures wél taken., Both fighters enjoved kinet scope rights. as the side money frof the movies was denominated at thi time, 5 It was also the beginning of wo an’s entry nto the role of inspect : at ring contests. The fight was he) nuin at Carson C Nev.. and all the new | papers made much over the presen {of 20 women among the 4,000 ses holders. One of these women was M Titzsimmons who sat just behind h PAPKE GETS IN THE GAME | the agreed pound t I} gy Americans to Cleveland, have start- 1 XX ! was sorely ipted to the 5,000 | cq sericalot) rutnors \t two big francs and abandon the foolish en- | trages are pendis | deavor to bring myself down to the re Murphy, according 1o the ssip was Al rights res « quired figure t to reassure Francois [ (o he sent to the Philadelphia Amer- tion prohibited.) 1 steadfastly continued trying to make $ by Mana Speaker who has an I 1l was not completed.| the weight. tT was cruel. Near tne ndunce of outfield material and the I vet hud something ta leasn of thesa } day of the bout I w stll over the | Athletjes wil turn Perry over to New American lewelght I endowed | weight and rather than enter the | York yankees. In return, New York . Klaus with greater ability than that | ring overweight I denied myself alll wilf y.nd Jack Quinn to the White « all over ¥ a_ v R A Tialied possessed by other middleweights and | ood and water for nearly two dayvs| Sox who will give Cleveland an in- Y once ore i ! « b Batted t as soon as the humilation of my deo- | and thén Judt did get withia. ) fielder and some cash . . or Co : e [l e T Batted for Middleton in nin ing feat had worn from my heart and Papke. perhaps without intention The other rumored trade concern v om the at s o “ \ a Two out when winning run ny aching body had recovered some s a most pretentious individual in | the National le. Aciorainztto n what 1 agaln began looking for | the ring, but out of it a more pleasant | ports, Groh will to the New York Lely S matches, belleving that [ stilk had the | gentlemanty and home-loviag chap{ Gimnts, The Giants will deliver Goldic i innls b Gyt e ; disbandis] ssconcs Sand RRencou chance to nd higher insuy profe never Mved. He played with his child § Rappl the sensatianal recruit third it 2inspodls & wa b Shadvort Washington "",;:l“‘ victory. on | constantly and was devoted to his seman, and a cash bonus, to the : . o Leonard, 1; off Zachary, he Australian weighed only The & ng blood fro y mo! > Louls Cardinals. who v awacdlanic urus, 1b o o < e \ » Voo o ; o Hits—Of Leonard pounds while Corbett entered the rii The gushing blood from my mouth | wif is Cardinals, who will award Middieton, 1 in 2 inn ST it 183. The champion floored © _— ton Ste Cincinna The Giants, 5 SEruei : sck t r ati. TI inninssie S foreigner in the sixth round but lac] however have denied that they werve | Gaiin - g o e B > oY 3 onard W Suth e 1 e 14 piteh—Leona Losing | ¢d the finishing punch. : : 5 Moriaz In the final round Fitzsimmo The aequisition of Murphy by he X v e Pty S AL i e hours and 15 | sprang from his corner furiously”a complicates the trading arrangement | & onniale 2 : o tiad F S ; planted his right gloves over Corbet inderstoed 1o have béen arranged by | Gaenwan 1« sins heartpiihe ionamplon) StACEerca g at least tyy of the clubs involved, but [ atrane . ; s 1 inning ‘| SPEAKER’'S WIGWAM ROBBED | the fierce blow, and Fitz tore into b 16 1a @il d Reroits 'io obialn i theltranstor | Morton: 'p i St Louis 200 150000 with flashing rights and lefts to t of Quinn and Perry are continui . o2 v Three-base Ly IwyId Cottage Stripped in Absence | Slomich that Bfonsh Rie e — S New Yook : . £ < ote of Indians’ Maiager A large crowd of fans who favor RUNS FOR WEEK JUNE 5 TO 11 3 Cn B sratt. | Peterboro, Ont., June 8.—The Ca-|the Australian jumped into the ri T DoRBie Diavs Gas Lee s ri Scottl padiun wigwam of Tris Speaker, man- | and surrounded him, ghoias s el \merican Teahhe ‘ . : clnnis b 2 eft el 5 .| his mitt. Corbett, opening his _e 4 e [ ager of the Cleveland Indians, has |5 0t GORCl SOEIE A0 o ML o . Tjbeen robbed. I he journeys 1ol ihrough the circie of admirers and 4 New York 3 3 3 2 1 | rin off 3 | Idylwyld island on Price lake this year | two fighters were locked in a vici Baston : (I furwe ff Bush, §_i for his annual post-season holiday, he | clinch. Outsiders had to Jump. in PHil < : o ol : ¢ he B Leo Theno| will find that the robbers did such a%| separate them Wash'gtor 3 % | thorough job that not even 'a sing out—F Burwell 2 by | Clevelund = _ inning pitcher— | remains in his cottage. S JEASE. MEE SNicaEo - .t 2 X = . it . cher—Palmero. Umpires s = Chica \ e o e | Detroit, June S.—Julie E. Mee AT oisid SN ENCOURAGES SCHOOLBOYS Chicago, former University of THin| . = . " 2195, 4 T Cambridge, M . June S.—A cin- | shortstop, under contract to the i Brcakfaxt With ) Descamp. . Kinpaugh. eleskie, | Senators V n Tenth. der tracic a¢ the Harvasd Stadinm |trolt Amerians nas been & S rd, Sewell . igton, June S.—Brower's single in| der track 2 arva Porfland" club: of - the F d horrified Descamps’ He was cer I have heard it said that Jack RS LA TaSaty Ty e P e e i will be set apart for the exclusive use | jeague, ank J. Navin, presidenf in that 1 must be desperately ill | Johnson was a past-masfer at sarcas- ] maker , henson, | erday. Heilmann ¢ i school boys next spring, ac- | the Detroit baseball club, annour fler such a happening, and he would | tic comment when in the ri but at | Brooklyn 7 nsto amaker. s o col Id_bleachers in the v cordin to Graduate Manager of | today. Mee will report to Portland)| hot hear of my fighting after the | his best, or worst, he could not have | Boston 1 5 levelanc me rul The score Athletics Fred W. Moore. High schools | once. it was announced. He is's Meppe affair until October 1, 1 had | been more tantalwing than Papke. | Phil a: , skfc, 7 in 3 1.2 - ; in this vicinity arve lacking such facil- | under an optional agreement fo lpught Klaus In June About this | He had me infuriated early in our | Pittsbu F g nai o e n 3 innir o 50 0 ities in several instances. remainder of the season. i a new reason for exubance en- | bout and his scorn of me almost drove | Chics into the affalr, for the judges | me to screams. I did not know much | Cincinnati iy bout with Klaus told me th English in those days. If I had St. Louis not Descamps disqualified me by | might have been in a worse plight ping Into the ring | probably would | but I 40 know that he called me many International 1. ve been declared the winner on | shocking names and said taunting a8 M. T Ints. This I have doubted, for I|things all the while. His eves and | paitimore 10 love Klaus wus whipping me very4the expression of his face would have | usralo 11 dly and might have knocked ma | proved that with no assistance. His | Rochester 14 t iip curied as he gazed at me There NSouse 3 I went to Descamps with the infor. ] was the utmost contempt as he looked | Reading him to ] 4PON me. T was a “guy,” & “boab,” a | jer. Ciy “stiff,” a “simp nd anything butd Newark - rges Carpentier. a fighter Toronto 6 wtion, however, and asked t me a match with Billy Papke, fed the “Illinols Thunderbolt,” who I w0 was in I'r heard him say knowing that —_ o much English, that it “this French WINS COLI NUMERALS ipap < nf b s - " | kid couldn? beat Klavs, what does he 1 z T t be a " X108 | Sxpect o do with mé Miss Edith Loomis of 112 Harrison d, as it was not Klaus who defeat street, Skidmore ‘21 was awarded, ‘me, but yourself. | may have to The tauunts continued as he sat iInypnumerals for her record of over 3 off welght again, but 1 shall do | Ma corner drawing on his gioves points in athletics at the coll and with success.” He would make 3 remark about me —_ e "his other arguments eaused | to his seconds and then turn toward . . o2, . Bls 8ad other argument ined : o TO LEAD TRINITY TRACK TEAM Btamps te relent and he did get | M® and gr g T, Hartford, June 8.—Berner W. Clapp of Poughkeepsie, N. ¥, was elected captain of the Trinity. college team yesterday for nextyear two-mile runner It wa maddening I felt my face grow red under such treatment The temper, surged into my eyes until 1 saw red. I fidgeted in my chair, bit ce that numbered sufficiontly to | ™Y 1iPs and was surly with Descamps, oll the receipts to 110,000 franes for which he chided me and I retorted Starvation defeated me this time. 1 | MOY “THE WAVERLY” s even larger then when forced to That was not unsportsmanlike of uce for Klaus, but Papke saw to | PRpke. M was his method of fighting Branford, Conn L o t I mado the welght, for he in- |#nd & method of which I have no d the American custom of [d0ubt is condoned in the United W o on R Bietuit 1o suaicntes ma an- | States. In France we would not think Now open for theseason. arance at the middlewelght Hmit [of It and therefore would not do it. Booklet. too, was asked to forfeit 5,000 | Now 1 would not be worried. At that nes i€ 1 falled to enter the ring at | time 1T was. - S. A. Hiebel, Mgr. o & fight with FPapke, for which 1 icelved 32,000 franes. I was then s and 5 months old. We met at @ Clrque de Paris bef and audi GOOD FOOD-KEEPING—and by that we mean keeping your foodstuffs in fresh, clean and appetizing condition for the longest possible time—is almost en- tirely a matter of refrigeration. You can’'t expect the cheaply made “ice-box” to do good food-keeping. To sell at the price it does, it can't be made carefully enough, or of the right ma- terials, 'to give you efficient food-keeping service. It At \ is cheap to buy, but far mo‘costly'tu use. l, 4 llo 62 \ 1 m telling you For two bif reasons, buy a really good refrigerator. The first reason is Economy —the good refrigerator will need less ice and will greatly reduce loss through ) food spoilage. 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