New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1926, Page 11

TONNEY SORRY T0 LEAVE HS CAWP Challenger Likes the Quiet to Be Found in Speculator NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST | nis time admitting that : is a good town and turns out good | ighters | ®“Pants” Larence, {'Buide, and former sher sey City | DETAILS OF FIGHT | d | f, is a vol- |unteer adjunct. He is Speculator's | |official jester anl pulls the legs of | i\'isllcrs right mightily. | sheriff knows everything seen e | secrets lon his long canoe trips and accom panies him on his tramps. challenger is in no dang The former and has Specualtor has no He pilots Tunney The of being | Speculator, N. Y., Aug. 23 (P) — |lost for “Pants” knows every flake Speculator, named for the mountain standing guard over the village, the name of the mountain being left by the Indians, gives Gene Tunney quiet in quantity as he trains for his champlonship bout with Jack Dempsey. The sound of the near- est railway, 30 miles away, cannot be heard here and the tick of tele- graph wires will not prove disturb- ing. They do their ticking 50 miles away. Tunney will leave with regret for he likes the quiet and the climate. | There are roads in plenty for road work and Lake Pleasant, a well- named body of water, offers oppor- tunity for rowing, vigorous exercise itself. “The Tunney camp is a half milc by motor and a mile and a half on foot from the proper. The “camp” is divided into three parts. There is “The Cottage" where the challenger's boxing equip- ment is kept and where his trainer and sparring partners sleep with some newspaper men. Part of the library is kept here. Across the street from the cottage is the ring, with two ropes thrown around it. drcle is reserved for while anyone who can crowd it 1 roost inside the outer rail. he camp is completed by “The Shack" where Tunney sleeps in the woods on the shore of the lake. The sleeping quarters are so arranged that the challenger by rolling up the sides of the building is practically sleeping in the open air. the several blankets his bed boasts f night in the Adironda days too, sometimes are cold The inside Lou Fink, trainer, is general mas- ter of ceremonies. If one far in the camp he must Fink watches his charge . and mental condition, the later an easy task, and tells visitors Tunney can’t come to formal or in- formal dinners. There are three sparring partners at the moment. Bug Gorman, big- gest of the trio, plays a loud game of pinnocle and sings “On Wisconsin, On." Osk Tell. does a middieweight Charelston and makes pictures with a camera not so large as his hand. Billy Vidabeck, the recruit, spends The. Graghts guak tty tag—under whick 60,000 electrical uppliee are shipped. protecting | hotel guests | He needs | that |y, of snow on Snow mountain. :COLORFUL FIELD OF NET STARS PLAY IN TOURNEY | All But a Few of America’s Leading Tennis Luminaries Entered In Newport Play. Newport, R. I colorful field wh , Aug. 23 (P- el included all bu A a few of America's leading net men for the an tion tennis tour of the season’: | was gathered here today {nual Newport invi nament, with promis ' second struggle between William T. | Tilden and William climax. M. Johnston a village Speculator | > historic Newport courts hay | found Johnston at his best after un: impressive rs in ances. his initial east He now has ha ch to sharpen tl ¢ of his brilliant volley the event starti the “mighty to balance the defeats h far suff at the hand ind Takelichi Harada. portunity has thus Tilden Johnston's reverse at the hands of r at Sea Bright v received, > man .with the powerful has been previously beaten i the Jersey coas for th arly rounds of ir members of the “first ten it Tilden and Johnston. Br Manuel Alonso, € and Wray Brown. I , keen opposition is exp om Francis T. Hunter, V Washburn, Dr. George Ki . White, Wallace 4 fred H. Chapin, Jr., rs whose name ument play dv score have figured i (LEAR YOUR SKIN isfiguring blotches and irritations. Use Resinol fore- n t n an- n BEING COMPLETED Expect o Have 130,000 Tickets | oi Sale Hext Week Philadelphia, Aug. 23 (P—Orders ! ets for the Dempsey- weight championship September 23 have been with the printers and it is expected that they will be placed on sale before the end of the week In ntime other arrange- ments for the fight in the Municipal Stadium on the grounds of the Se quicentennial exposition, are being completed. Thal me s- Although Dempsey is understood to h decided on finishing his ining at Atl. ic City, exposition ials are hoping they per- his camp nney's new camp sit has not vet bec nnounced and the of- s also hope to have him com- plete his preliminary work here, Dempsey, Tex Rickard, promoter Iy Gibson, Tunne: nd several other persons nected with the coming battle schedulad to arriv re today guests of Mayor can hlish were as the Kendrick i Demps shown the stadium, wh Rickard and his staff will open his headquarters, including a of the ticket selling. sale of tickets was said already passed the $200,000 offices to handle The adva to have mark. Corbett, former world's is due in ¥y to confer with his John J. McDevitt, who claims that has the first m to use the stadium for a fight 1 be one of Corbett's claim, Me- the result of an the former and David Col- o general of the exposition. He said he would urge Corbett to seek an injunction to re- strain Rickard from staging the fight. There has been no intimation of the action Corbett may take, but application for an injunction he this city attorney. Corbett n which Dem the . princip: Devitt said, is reement hetween any will be strenuously opposed by the | exposition authorities. SINKIEWICZ. ng of Antho son of Mr. and Mrs. Sinkiewicz and Miss Martina C daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. King of 301 Glan street ay morning The w fewicz Sink- Joseph Kir 00 23, 1926. PHILADELPHIA HAS ITS FIRST SUNDAY BASEBALL Connie Mack Injunction Against Officials Amid a Storm of Protests, 23 (M—Sun baseball in Philadelphia is a su Philadelphia, Aug as far as Connie Mack, manager of the Athletics, is concerned, but, in the opinion of others, it is a viola- tion of the state blue laws of 1794 and hence should not be allowed. game, the first pro- M sell and Mrs. M sock and nua | Miss . a sat through hours of rain and mist” to see the Athletics lefeat, the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 T tened interference by Mayor Kendrick who said he would cause the police to prevent the game being played resulted in tics’ management obtaining injunction against the mayor and the head of the police department. who nearly two otch from While the veteran manager of the Athleties was convinced that Sun- day bascball was a good thing for this city and satisfied that it would ot prevent people from attending religious services, various minister speaking either from pulpits or spokesmen for church organizations, lescribed the game as a violation of the law and a desecration of the Sabbath. Holding that if Sunday baseball should become firmly es lished, opponents of the idea they fearcd the next move wou come from theater owners who would throw open their doors on that day and thus, as on clergyma phrased it “to destr u ness of the American as seek Sab- ncti®n which o of the game was grant ed late Saturday afternoon. It immediately brought a storm of pro- from advocates of the closed v. They urged that Mayor Kendrick endeavor to have the in- junction set aside by a higher court and intimated that if he would not do this, independent action probab- ly would be en. NEWINGTON NEWS permitted Benjamin Damon and Dorothy, have returned from a few days' stay in New York city. The Newington Garden club will hold a flower show in grange hall Thursday, afternoon, Sept. 2. 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