New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1924, Page 9

Sl - FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924, N NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Tunney's head Tunney's left found |Stauffer 3. ases on balls—Off Moore 6, Struck out—by Moore 9, Triple play—Ray- =] e — o Carpentier's Jaw at the bell | Carpentier vushed Tunney to » [ ] | \ corner with vights and lefts to th of Sports s IN THE LAST ROUND sz 3 msima? " ope othln H was warned for hitting low 3 Yestorday's Hesults Carpentier staggered Tunney with a use D Puu).n-m 8, Harttord 2. (11 in.| (Continued trom Preceding Page) "l'l‘; l"':': and '.'-- American coun- | e — - Well, well, Mr, Bassler, catche; by & Fishi (hat shesk Care the Tyeers, has ha 'ho:u: '"":.' Waterbury 6, Bridgeport 5. (15| Tunney got over a long left and |Pentier's head. They both landed | ) Guring the Yankes eriee O Tome innings) [beat Carpentier to the puneh, They | FIShtS to the head, Carpentier scored 1| | day Mo won the game for mip team. | Worcester 13, Apringneld § Tunney's left found | 10 Tunney's body. They fought furl | Wednesday his error cost them | N Havea & Albany 5. (16 in.[Carpentier's face and the Frenchman |OUsly At close range, They were in | n | the game and yesterdsy he again ap- clinehed, Georges missed a right, | elinch at the bell, peared In the herole role of savior, Sw— Tunney r.ln'nln. .."" with a beautiful - Hound l;unrln»n - His trifle knocked in the wisniag rus. Standing ul Clubs right, Carpentier's right eye was eut | Tunney rus ed Carpentier, but the : [ P.C, |at the bell, Inenvhm.n ducked and lifted Tunney | r Waiter Johnson Waterbury " 630 Round Three clear of the floor, swinging him | v, | thing yesterday, H‘o“bu:‘up“:':'lm Harttord [ 543| Tunney's right landed squarely to|Around in mid-air. They fought at 4 | ffth inning and had te be relleved hy | IVorcester 4 538 | Carpentier's head agd the Frenchm :flfifl quarters. They pawed at each e } Russsll, but the Senators defeated the | NPringfield 44 .53z elinehed, He pluBged Carpentier's | other at long range, They exchanged 4 Chisox just the sam New Haven , # 488 |body with rights and lefts in |rights to the head. Tunney landed " i [ Pittafield ... 00000042 Y] 462 | clineh, Gieorges got over a beautiful | right uppereut, Carpentier's mouth s The American ce, with the | Bridgepart Lodh B 481 |viENt te Tunney's head, They | “'". bleeding, » | Tygers half & game ahead of the Albany ., " M 413 | elinched, Tunney landed to Carpentier's hady \ | Yanks and Washington on equal feot. | — They exchanged rights to the jaw, :Md"h- Fv-n':-h:lun yelled toul, His H | ing with the champlons, is as pretty Games Today Carpentier when ’lun.‘ny-""'“ ';'” ished into th g and n A one as has ever taken place in the Albany at Hartford, right eaught him on the jaw when he | Aragged him to his corner as the bell 7 hig sh Bridgeport at §pringfeld was off balance, Carpentier feinted, | rang, Descamps, Carpentier's man t b Now Haven at Worcester. They were dancing at the bell, ager, attempted to argue with the 1 | | Ghick Evans yestorday was defeated | Waterbury at' Pittafield, | Round Four Technes, Dul Grikia ruled dhs blow f | {8 by Manion in the western open tour- Carpentier gtung ney with a(Was lega 1 | l nament, NATIONAL LEAGUE IDI'!l to ll|w. 'Jlll\\‘, o l;uu’my rn,ulumml | 1§ n— with a right to the body, They ex . | Despite the fact that Fred Fulton Yesterduy's Results thuug'fll body blowa in the elinch that MRS SIK . 1 did not go over, the American divers| Filtsburgh & Brooklyn 1| followed, _Caspentier got over the h " y | at the Olymples cleaned up, Only one game cheduled. T Db 2 Aeipte gt <] 9 G , whici un the . ) At & recent boxing match, one of Standing of Clubs Amerioan olfmplon gt WAy Sround, v | the wise acres remarked that what w. P.C. :,',; c;:n:;:};hlcl‘::! l‘x:c:u:l::: n.h::‘d“. —_— the fight game needs is somebody with |New York ........ 68 889 [ ot “that forced G . Mr. Ford's ideals — someone who [Chicage .. Y :g¢ | BNt that forced Carpentier to back? | : | would get the hoys out of the clinches | Brooklyn A8 838 | n ,Round. Five . | Dutch G"'], Howevel‘. Has No o 4 ‘ by Christmas, Pittsburgh s Tt v B s r . Cineinnati .41 505 head again an ey wrestle lll.fll 2 mer rl , The Chicago hurler who prefers the (8t. Louls . . 87 '411 |the ropes in & neutral corner, ( Mar”age cer[iflmte ; bushes to the big leagues probably | Philadelphia .38 i(o¢ |entier 1an88d ‘s loft to the chin, ] | would be just as well pleased with the |Boston ..... 1 378 | Almlian gien, 10, <o head and mimed = \ Athletics, a right uppercut. . Tunney was backs | Paris, July 24.—“This is a thing, "t | Games Today ‘In: up. Carpentier missed a right | which 1 eannot belleve about him, " I Sam Hyman, disearded by Hartford, | St. Louia at New York, and they clinched, ~ Tunney missed (said Gertrude Amphler, the Duteh v a few days ago was signed by New | Cincinnati-at Brooklyn two lefts. . Carpentler landed a left|girl who came to Parls from Hol- A | Haven about 20 minutes before the | Chicago at Philadelphia |to the jaw. Tunney rushed Carpen- land in 1921 with Battling Siki, the 7 {14 same hwu;- aAl'l:lnyfl_\-:n!;:dag and‘. Pittsburgh at Boston, ll'r":“':d'fll"_ Fopse "‘;:"!‘h.“‘_r"."'v' then |Senegaless pugilist, when she was . i, | {8 after he had changed to his haseball nchman's 'told of the battler's marriage in New g - " ;l:l:or:n. he defeated Albany 6 to 5 in AMERICAN LEAGUE :‘:vr\h'droprw':imlzlznl'!{c: hl‘: krfi-m;w,m:';"" York. # FlNAL! FlNAL! FINALI ‘ o { nnings. Rw ¢ - "8, but he | The news was imparted to her at " A —— Games Today "lf' ap '!"‘t';"d;::""‘ They were in & | aymost the moment when she was h | Hyman pitched a wonderful game| Detroit 5, New York 4. (& innings|°''"ch 2% the bell being dispossessed out of the little . .flnd":! was h||- bat n:,nthl;ept the locals | by agresment) Bl mh'“;;",""’gf"v" the conter | HOM® at 70 Rue Murrilico, in Van- Men’s Palm Bea h d T . a] S . . d 1 n e running, unt [anager Milan Boston 10, Clevel B y nged r 8 In center L ol g < l'dlled, V i batted {n the winning run in the 10th. | nings), eveland 8. (19 n-(of the ring. Tunney missed a right | oy "o Nipee, Thee skt cn an ropic u1ts, prices n H He got two doublos and a single, | . Washington 7, Chicago 5 lead, They wrestled agound the ring. | wron he left for the United States.+ | knocking in two runs and walked | ' Philadelphia b, &t. Ious o0 Tunney missed another right. He| " gl i Fe v 2 RIS v {18 tiion, 2 ¢ . . landed a right uppercut. Carpentier | S4UHIE Siic .""';m:”; ‘“°'-‘1""; : staggered Tunney with a weal right, |0 ndous cheat 00 s 4 ‘ AN3Ex TnheT A3 Caroentier Standing or‘lu“ml o0, | Carpantier scored ‘with his et but development. reminiscent of that of L0 A T e S S s D TS R 0 P ST 9. to .M o last night. Many fans at ringside | petrot T ,"Fd' missed with a right follow, They|N!s father, blandly interrupted his a clalméd he did. But just the same, |New York . 40 s1o|were sparring for an opening at the "“’"‘r“'l'h:"m the question “Where s : 1 with Carp's past record to peek at, | Washington 40 70| e my‘".'ah o 3 it's hard to take his protest serlously. | st. Lonis & 500 Round Seven e aanoraornonta st Maw U 3 OBibeeo ‘-_, --4“ Carpentier got over a hard right |®ver married Louis,” sald the young s s . . 3 | s Carp has been a great alibt artist in | Boston . . 47 484 !but took several rights and lefts to|Woman whom Arthur Poplilon, the uits have been reduced mn prlce—-Hart Schafiner & " i the past and only in his last bout, the | Gleveland .. 3 flithe head in return. Carpentier's |deputy mayor of the little municl- ‘ (] | one with Gibbonsjshe put up an alibl | Philadelphia 55 .402|FiEht A e Al :::” Ol h\:“m Kin ahb then 5 | at the end, claiming that an injured 5 4921 carpentier stumbled and fell to his (address as “Mme. Siki" She then e 5 |14 ankle prevented him from coming Games Today Juoce L2 agattiral coriies. pins DOl S0 e e iellow iy g Marx mak every (el marked down | through in better style. He even went (No games scheduled.) tier landed his right to; Tunney's jaw |about the sidewalk and added “can 1 50 'tar a8 to say that he might have INTERNATIONAL, LEAGUE and took a similar blow in return, [I have a better maryiage certificate?” 3 licked Tommy had his pins béen in They exchanged rights and “lefts in The woman then told a despair- 14 bétter shape. Yest 's Results the center of the ring with honors|ing story of love that had failed, of - | ' tevaly even, unfulfilled promises, and of the flight / ! Maybe Tupney did foul him— but| maromors Srlyracuse it Round Fight trom Holland against the advice of ]- { the referse was in a position to see. ground). ", g . C.;rponfl-,r landed his right to Tun- | her stald middle class Dutch parents. : ‘ | Buffalo 6, Jersey City 5. ney's jaw.” They cnncr&ed. Carpen- M-th the mayor's office of one of the | | Carp, glways theatrical and fond of | Reading 5. Rornestor 7 tler complained Tunney's left to the |twenty Parisian arrondissements as . .‘I | the spectacular and basking in the b ' i % |bedy lwu lov_\": They wrestled around |the ultimate goal. , 3 / limelight, is riot the man to let such Standing of Cl e ring, Tunney landed his left to| Her husba@d in those days, sald { j do @ ohimce saes. .1 ‘““"’L' o "r:'el:t1e;::-'Hsa:,fl::‘::refnr“!;lz:n r: Gertrude, was a second rate pugilist Baltimore ... '“ 28 69 |1afts that arove Tunney ¢o the topte | L the wolves hovéring about the : ] i Moronts - - v to t] Des. | doors of tha®cheap hotels In which Newark @ 538 Tunney missed a right. Carpentier|they were forced to put up. Then - ~ . lso missed a right and stumbled to | cam ' : ! i Rochester PUR 111 b came tH8 victory over Georges Car- 520 | ¢y f o 3 gn::!;llo . 46 00| flont o 'R;‘:,::'f;‘:‘éhe i :’"f‘"’!"""‘"” ]1-"21 dfl;ntslfl. glory,and Bedtime Stor'es' By GLUYAS W!LLIAMS ng 51 42T Carpentier stung Tunney with & |peg e poey 2nd her baby boy who SYeanne 54 424 icious right that drove the American | 20 .Just been born. Mental MOSQU“'OS Are as Bad as Real Qnes‘ Jersey City . 84 310)to the ropes. Tunney landed a weak : Sy """"’"w i right. Both missed right leads,| TAGEN TO PEAY 1IN MATCH | Games Today Carpentier jabbed with his left, Tun- | Fastern Point, Conn, July 25— Baltimore at Rochester. ney landed his left to the body, They | Walter Hagen, British open champion | Jeraey City at Toronto, clinched in & neutral corner. Car.|and Joe Kirkwood, trick shot star, | Redus L AR, pentier landed a beautiful right, flush | Vill open the week of the Griswold H Yt L Lt on Tunney's jaw. Carpentier landed | Trophy tourament at the Shenecos | {8 i oL o e ,|& left and right to the jaw but the |s¢tt Country club on Sunday when 1A 3 NEw I]EP bell interrupted Wis advantage. they play a thirty-six hole exhibition A CLASSIC FROM THE MINORS. floor with a right . {He was up at the [Stait of Hartford After battling 88 innings without ‘s count of six. He Went down again| Miss Edith Cummings, national STARTS SUDDENLY UP AN- 15 PERSUADED RATHER A= ROPS UP AGAIN, TAPS WIFE scors, Peoria pushed over three tallies ( from aT similar blow but was up at |champion, has just withdrawn her en- NOUNCING HOARSELY THAT ~ GAINST HIS WILL 0 LE DOWN ON SHOULDER AND SAYS i the* 23rd and beat Clinton, 3 to 0, one, he Frenchman was weakening [try for the Griswold Trophy toura- |e THERE'S A MOSQUID IN AND 60 TD&LE[‘P-RE‘SPRO' THERE , SHE HEARS T p oh July 25, 1307, in & Three-1 league| (corinioa g e and unable '? defend himself. Tun-. [ment, although she has a leg an the THE ROOM BABLY JUST IMAGINING [T NOW D‘DESM' SHE (¥ dunteit. Both pitohers, Moore aid LR Y Rt tr,n!:g R;!r'wz:‘rnfll:ia]ll_\"“nfor 2 [cup: Miss Glenna Collett 1s a heavy H Stauffer, went the route. Dick Egan, . 5 i s 4 With | favorite to win the second leg in suc- [ A8 DI oK1 (RS1AbF BIayEd ROES m;m:::‘;hax‘:eluzvzun. r;e“: Britain :ng: :“}d lefts, ~The referes at- |cession, although Mrs. Dorothy Camip- |18 ond tor Peoria and “Swats” Swacina LAEeS ey meibers to their [tempted to stop the fight but Carpen- |pell Hurd, a former chathpion, has taft | y |18 was on first. Swacina went to the|Staff in thfform of ‘“Scooty” Match- ftler brushed him back and flew at|had some remarkable rounds he | Pittsburgh club. The late. Bobby ton, former Fuller Brush and Columbia | Tunney, They mixed it ‘furiously. |jately, There will be slightly in J’s;t‘ 9 Carruthers umpired the contest, C]""E;ze catcher, Walter Brazl, ex-Tor- ;l\'xkfr:nchr;lan was punch-drunk but feess of 150 of the best womaf players I8 which was played befors only 300 peo- | © nsan p;rrorm_er. and Art Johnson, oo nn!. boring in. A right dropped |in the country to tee oft next Monds Ple and In thrés hours and 10 min-| ON® time Fisk pitching ace and more | Carpentier again, but he was up at Gian - time. recently of the Torrington Tigers, |the count of eight. Carpentier fell | === PEORIA The new blood has injected new life ‘0‘;""‘« floor as the bell sounded. ab. r. h. o a e |into the team. Johnson paved the s handlers worked frantically SA I R ’ Thisrs, £t 1verit0 6 5 @ 5 G| Way for the win over Torrington last | Vith him. The crowd gave him a | F Bavidssn, 18, 9 0 0 2 o 1|Saturday while Big Jim Scott hurled |&reat mfl'w‘l(" T > 5 REQUESTED T LETHER GO BETORE LONG JUST AS WIFE ANNOUNCES FIRMLY HE [ b T 7 1 0 3 3 ofhis mates to victory over Minnetto's [ - Round Fieven July 26 to Aug_ 1 O SLEEP AND LIES MUTTER- 15 DROPPING OFF BEGINS 7D CANT STAND ITANY LONG = |8 Swacina, 1b. 9 1 233 0 o|hove.on the following day, -Both|, | TIF,SERERES Carpentier fiith #' ING. HE KNOWS PERPECTLY _ IMAGINE THE'MOSQUITD HAS ER AND PUTS ON MIGHT | Lghn, 2, 9 0 21112 ofthese right-handers have always ® WHLELE ey ONE OF TH L 8 ! Tunney's left to the body foreed E BEASTS 15 INTHE ALIGHTED ON YARICSS PARTS Donnelly, 8 1 3 3 0 ofproved troublesome against the Bris- | oo ttih | 6 H ¢ gradat] ROOM SOMEWHERE OPHIM Wolfe, c. 8 0 112 3 0]tolites and Manager McConn has an- |, iBEICET 40 NONE on. - Carpentier Raymond, . .....0 0 0 311 0|nounced that each has asked for & |puy rushed. Carpomiine ' tn’ oorun: ” Mobre, P. ...vien 9 0 0 0 4 0]“shot” at the league leaders, With: ATREE Ot A e A Will Be Sold ______ The New Departures will pin their | stumplod to fhe floor tit was oo i 7 e o 86 52 1|faith In the right arm of Tommy |mediately, ched ir i Tracy or the respective left fins of | tra) corner, 1;1‘::;,:,:::‘:,.h:‘;"s‘::‘daa":;; C a ga On Kapeam, cf, . 3 0 0] Eddie Goodridge and Lester Lanning. [and Tunney ]B'nd,,d his right. Harrod, Sb. 310 0|This trio has steered the Bristolites | They were in a clinch at the bell A Ohlan, If. ; 0 0|through a number of stormy disturb- Round Twelve i Corkhill,rf. 0 0lances and have placed them on the| Carpentier landed fl illii i I :;:roc!l(ett. 3'2) ;’ g top rung of the ladder in the league | Tunney's |la“ 1 Tunie‘;'rc‘::a r“\!all'n-'; Sta"my uarter Fl"mg Statmn i > ogel, 8. standing. The entire team has been |f v W 2 - ) &= =t Smith, c. . 187 1 0| during the past week and are confl- o Tunney's fam, but Tuneey " crint | And Souvenirs Will Be Given A KNOTONG END OF TOWEL FEEL A LITTLE TOOLISH REQUESTING HIM POR Gb0D* NIGHT BY COVERING UP DEFDNS Stauffer, p. 0 4 1ldent that they will meet the visitors [tered with a harder right to the Away AND STANDS WAMING TOR. |~ SMNDING THERE WITH NESS SAKE T0 PUT OUT LGHT, IVELY EVERYTHING BUT 1S n 73 515 55 33 3| mith more than enough opposition. | Frenchman's face, Carpentier's left ! SATURDAY ! "g’?%’{z’%fl,?.““‘“ TISELF NOTHING HAPPENING; AND CASTS OKE LAST LOOK ROUND NOSE, WHILE. OUTSIDE ON | fotal 33 3| The game will be called at 2 p. m. |staggered Tunney. Carpentier feinted | Don't Miss This Opportunity = WHAT WITH RIS TEETGET- ROON AND GOES BACk T BED SCREEN A Mosauma i Two-base ery. | (standard time). Iswith his left and crossed hi ht PSR SUELY i Thres-base hit—Wolfe, Ohlan, Cork- Frisaior it Sl i hill, French. Stélen bases—David- T i on, Ohlan, Cerkhill, Vogel, Freneh. SALE s 1 eh. SMAN $AM The Leap to Liberty BY SWAN | . 1 (by staufrer 12. mond to Egan to Swacina. Umpire— Carruthers. Time—3:10, Attendance ~300. Tomorrow's score: Ross Barnes makes six hits in one game. HARNESS RIVER SHANNON Dublin, §uly 25.—A Berlin firm has supmittéd to the Free State govern- ment detailed plans for the develop- ment of electrical power fromf” the River Shannon. The plans provide for the annual production of feur times as much electricity as the Free State now uses fer all purposes. 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