New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 8

ST gestistitacs R R e i NURMI BEATS RAY, BEATS |WEST RECORD, TO RUN mv GHT | Thil’d )ln!rh in 'l’hrco ANQHHEH Pfii{’[ e o Days—Runs Away From VA e e B T ] “ Night T'erward Joie, Rickard and Assn, Vie Tor Rlb'l[ Tisior i to Name Champ ' St WL « Guard B 1 T 1 a'1onal Guards un : rgo L crucial test of chamy ship calibre in the same Ba for they stack up against the | 8 W 5 of ord at local | arny 1 the West ders, be ft ‘, it are no dumb-hells when [ s to plaving basketball, The | als going d v 2 will Jematic ¢ The West Sides a Bl e York pament st asked, lecals We cam a neup mentior have Gubersky of the belng Lot Nizht's Matches well, president whi 10t, a capable od hand ment and i \ e Luis Vicer nee | o' Brie e Returm of Butterworth in Heavyweieht (lass Adds Strength | (onr To Outfit Two otl broken Raily of the T NORTHFIELD BATTLER IS o s (0 i 10 e e DEFEATED IN NEW YORK T S SHER s st s e R s e e SIDES HERE T PLAY GUARD ‘u.wm Fwe Sl Gl\eLma.., Nationals Guards Atlas allow and the laca - HIGH SCHOOL WIS i FRflM THE AL - ¥ night n to defeat \ [ | Comoneat | B ¢ Lyrics by a Fooe g gt Incidentally, it was a e el Ty ora that gave ther MmN i e s cvor the West Sides when | © { 2 ol them in Hartf a 2 of weaks ago, on ‘--u‘”H‘qN!S CHAMPSIN ‘iT’(UNG POSITION. above, { Liketihood That Lmdfr Will Fall Belind as the presshiely | {lanrcls 4 1724 summer with s lar duels Iu the prospoctive vear ghould be the Legt has been ! 13333133802588 }BU«C’KSHOT MARTIN IS BETTER NAME THAN CANNON BALL FOR NEW CHAMP REDENBLED AD WOLGHOT w A’TAJN (By e lias vet eeen ball Martin, the 1t champion, to he is the McCoy ve to do muc s writer was never on Abe Geldstein as a champion, sald so the morning atter Willie bhoy won from the badly itioned Joe Lynch 18 he stands now Martin Joe Williame) enongh of new tell 1itle. 'S \ter. Few fighters great at his age, 2). s A whole affects him. Tt gi and pc fghters confidence “Others become fizhters as cliam- pion: The pogsibility of defeat and the cut Joss of their valuabie scem to para b for fnstance, alwa t wheo another he Gialdstein will ,w.mm better now that has nothing The few intercsting rd ever mads eame bad whipped him Tlampsey 1 2 rullug h {in 5 not particalarly intersst- | with "Lt i ealion) iisiintone ol fiiose a tevars the lwind mills who punch from all of 1 ngice and seemine never tire eTnten champiou they yicknamed him Cannon- st atcarian bail le gt o me. Duckshot a2 L G " Paitling Nelson, beeanse 1 up under on to wir fighter would have fi general seheme of things n finish fights v _punishment 41 then Body I His Ace of the modern is a hrdy hooker nch is 8 left Like most Martin, her t hewever, be engh necest rareer hands w bad 1he had to ehitt from faw puneh- where the contact is lard on « hands, to bofy punching. ;. Jast night by the 10 the Ealar plesis,” GIBBONS Knocks Out Negro By The Associated Press, New York, Jan, 17— Bridgeport, Conn., halted the metec lowers, rud Tiger match at Madison Fy last night. The match 14 soconds of hting 1 with & rightuppercut Vlowers to the rosincd caused him to 1 DELANEY BATTERS FLOERS With Uppercut Atlanta, wlhen he knocked cut the southerncr n the second rourd of a 12 round round when Delaney erashed through all desire to con- T0 CLAIM TITLE IF DEMPSEY DOES RETIRE lJack Announces That He Will Quit Ring for Good Unless He Can Get Bout Before He Marries Next Spring. BADLY in Second &t Paul, Minn, Jan. 17,1t Jack Dempsey, world's heavywright box ing champion, 1etires next May or June without againet defending his Jack Delaney ' middleweight, title, Tommy Gibbons of Ianl oric career of NI claim that honor Giblons last night declared his Ga., negro, long ring record, includind a 15 round fight with Dempsey at &helby Mont., July 4, 1923, in whicl ho stay- ed the limit, entitled him to fiest consideration for the ring's hihest crown Gibbons has been trying to ar- range a return mateh with Denmpsey for sometime and has and posted a fo uare Garden ended after n the second that bowled deck and tinue with the fictic argument, | Challens elt w Fifteen thonsand persons® packed | ”\-‘». W York bosing « ommission. L the historic Madison Square Garden | NReitsal of other deuding heavy. A GREAl swoRTsToP to ses Delaney “plant Flowers in the | “CIEhtS, Including Uarry Wikl and AND WANTS To PLAY Garden.” 1t was the most enthusi- J2CK Ienault, 1o meet him wer BIG LEAGUE BASERALL astic crowd ever to attend a Garden Peinted to by Tommy as stronzthen- tribute that was paid t he came down t into the ring was a 8 s the palmy days of his ¢ The fight was a on¢ and exoept for a brief mediately preceding t - THE WEOT HELPS YALE T0 VICTORY fight outside of a title affair and the 1islos any Denny Leonard ever rece was featured by careful work on th ing his bid for 1) o Delauey as| th¢ and climbed pontancous as ived in title in the cvent champion retires bhons is at home h daily workouts pending Eddic Kane, his manager. whe, is In the east on the progress of ne- gotiations for a London Lout with Luis Angel Firpo, § Ameriran heavyweight taling word from arcer. punch affair ekirmish im- he knockout, | uth e part of the prineipals. | Jack’s Statement | g Flowers came out in the first Angeles, Jan. 17 {Speakers at Banquel Praise|rosaa win a vicions stare i s through with th {eyes and a determined look en his O Ny G i . R face. He pushed into the lanky De i e S e Newcomers at UDIVOIStY [ianev. siopping, minching and - | Trvior. motion i tare act ihing with & certain vleiousness | probably will he next May or Jdur | e |which kept the massed arena in althe Jeavyweight champion admiite] New York, Jan. 17.—~The west s roar. st ni | responsible for some of the tri-| cleverly boxed the negro, | 50 4t's e, sabl Damy )t wnphs of Yale, according to one |18 long army keeping Flowers bacik when for the thirtith or view expressed at a dinner glven | despite Dis ressiveness. only | h time in the past severdl once did Delane tand then h» era Yale club to vic- torious athletes doar Justice John B Clarke, of the appeliato division of the su- | preme court of New York, who was |considcrably a Yale crew m in the days of | In the secend round Bob Cook, famous coach, sald tuued hix aggressivene : middle west to &1 Ilaney to the tor ers the negro's sails and &l attempt to counter | ribs which took the < and pepper- the he ae 1racy of a report that he and Miss vier, for whom le acts as publicity and business manager, woull Lo married soon And Miss. Taylor, who wa present as he m dded corroborati | was quizzed as 1o the 1zht to Flow- | o wind from . owed him up Frowers ss. He rush- can- n mission ot n ¢ lolarship, and we |€d him at short with a ehop-{ “There have bien lots of 1o t1 west to get a leader | PY 16/t and a teprific right. Delaney | coing around our & in roving, and we are utisfied with [weathered the storm in good tead.{yapricd, fhe jon caplained, both." . He backed Flowers Into the 1ater's | wynd we've decided we mizht as el He was referring to Dr. James [corner, led with his et and Ahen | pui 4 siop to them coming Rowland Angell, president of Yale |drove a right uppercut to Flowers oyt ang ann our cngag - nniversity. who went there from the [mnproteeted fav. The negro rocked ey University of Chieago and te FEdla moment, settled 1o the fleor and “We hiave v; " holdne 1 Leader, coach of the crews, who jwas counted out while the are neement 10 £ time, from the Universlty of Wash- [evers fan on his fect, cheeved De- S e TR laney and Aubbed him, “Jack the (e Angell #ald ha believed thres | Glant Killer NIie TaN e bkt reasons conld be glven for the vic ins to'its doors | & Sweet, of Va cond that the beys are{R.T ¢ d and trained by a group of state police p men who comhine outstanding char- | with X 1 one found in the nea the Toldups. Folice = s identified by John er, fronfwhom it is led “Third, that there is na &e 5 thing which fe called ¥ which means Kmoply a W Inn, was arrested hy o )l 1ast n 1 3 sonal intercs for the | rowead a truck in w) 1 of the mhole. | his companions to a ho dinner at the Waldorf was one of them being Jurt lattended by enthusiastic aluani and | car crashed into a tice nibers of the foothall and track | tempted to escupe, The teams a world's champion- | Is said to have I ship cres | severed from his head and there ‘fories celcbrated at ths dinner. | - pter e Hold Man as One of LR “Firet, Yale traditions and the| H a H oy mean t ¢ m o e e Quintet of Highwaymen [ % o which aftracts boys of the finest| ¥a'l River, Ma —Havry | gong don't moni Middletown, | s Of the | TUNNEY V8, STRIBLILG Are of fiv Famous Battlers Matched b acter and personalities with tech- | men S e up two a | Ten-Bounder In March nical ekill in euch a way as to carn on t rovidence voad | Miani, | Pk T . the rtespect of the athletes #nid morn T'our Ameri hind them fogether with close ties | pisiols and @ sawed-oft shot gun were | ckampion, r the ecene of [ Macon, G v that Swect neet in a 10-rou ek Lere on either M t was announced The bont w 1en their A avran } when they at- er injured man | TR A P VT car a READ THL HAERALD CLASSIFLED in the ¢ i ADS O YOUR WANTS i 53 Ha Ha \\ 1A \ Ha A L Ha »m_/ AND AN HOUR LATER /" Uisten- 1 MmOow HOw r~MANY STROKES | TEOK [ OUT OF THAT TRAP-- You \»«\Nn OUR. 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