New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 22

XEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAILD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926. TUNNEY NOW WEARS HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN—ALL-NEW BRITAIN MEETS STRONG HOLYOKE TEAM SUNDAY—FALCONS AND KENSINGTON CLASH IN FOURTH GAME OF SERIES——BURRITTS -LANDERS FIGHT IT OUT TOMORROW—REDS BATTLING FOR TIE SoRtesTeainasErainennanarassnastiasistetassnanssasiiiaretrereresseat (HOLYOKE TEAM HAS CINCINNATI IS BA TTLING I LI, (GLIMPSES OF LIFE | Tl DESPERATELY FOR A TIE AT THE Bl BOUT Reds and Phillies Fight For 15 Innings When Darkness Bj| Halts Game With Teams Tied At 6-All—Pete Dono- hue Proves to Be the Hero in Battle — Boston Braves Add Pittshurgh Pirates to List of Victims —All Other Games Called Off. (COLLEGES WILL START GRID SEASON TOMORROW ' Send (By the Associated Press). The struggle of the Cincinnati Reds to overcome a two and a hali game lead of the St. Louls Cardinals in the National league for a chanc At the world seres next week today took the sport world spotlight trom the Dempsey-Tunney fight that s now history Fifteen innings of thri with the Philadelphia Qu no fmpetus to the Cincin vesterday when darkne ggla with the score tie With the exception of burgh Pirates and Boston B 8 other contestants in the league re- tired from the stage until Dempsey and Tunney had concluded thef battle, No games were schedu in the American league The standing of the leaders today W L To play Pet 8. Louls SR R T Cincinnati . $5 1 1 Cineinnat! probably will be given | hig three, striding out for new hon- an opportunlty to y off yest ,-A}mu against early season foes. Har- day's tis game In order to complate | vard, Princeton and Yale have their the schedule of 154 games. Oue gan luled for October more loss in the Cincinnati colur will leave tha Reds only the possi- bility of a tle with the ¢ Another St. Louis victory the same effect on the standing Cards wers matched inst York today and the Reds against the Phillies. Peta Donohue terday in stemming the Philly tack. After the Quakers had tied the gama In the elghth inning and had battered Eppa Rixey all the | way, Donohue held them to one lone hit for the remainder of the Carlson, pitching steadily for leaders, grew better as the progressed and was invincit pinches. The Boston Braves continued to play vesterday as though the title depended on thelr efforts. The surge added the Pirates to their victims 2 to 1, with opportune hitting over- coming the more profuse blows of - AR A the fading world champions e e e RTCTRITRICOMING AST te overcome the New York Y two game lead today. A crashing | alump of three losses In four games | Dempsey's Wife Doesn't Care Two with 3 ns are winning their | Cleve- Two Unlversities to Fifty Crashing 1©3 Football Elevens into | cort, ing play | kers Conflict. gave New York, Sept. 24 (B)—Fifty-two iversities in the eas ati cause halted the d 6 to 6. I lleges and vill send. their football elevens Into e i ng conflict tomorrow imelight gues, ave from the major has bad m and fpog i fading | . an fight world, lessor of the summer season Although Muhlenberg ed | id off last Saturday with Albright | it Allentown, Pa., tomorrow will sec sey &t of the major teams of the east <on est, with the exc; sports Tu ption of the n | The Dartmo which last year n of inni them rec | th college avalanche, | burie all foes f rd passes and attack that ognition the cot a pos. one o will have | der a The | crushing New | brought the greates cr part of teams in rtaing ersity tomorrow e Norwich 1 meets an old rival in Vermont university vist Georgetown tackles Drexel capitol and Cornell an workout against Gen Same. || Other fa se the | are Lafayette g e leyan and Middlebury, game OV k o initie | 05 Syracuse ind Susqueh 4 | Hamilton, Pennsylvania |1in and Marshall, Brown Tsland and Rutgers and ‘ hattan. Pittsburgh Allegheny, | Columbi in initial as the hero y 15 son rivals nberg, Wes- Washington | Wayneshu Davis-El Hobart, Colgat ous early and an kins, Virg enn State the gol fighter and Frank- | ot nd Rhode |0 ate, Man- | while the Indic four final conflicts, will give land the flag. The standing of the leaders. w 1. To play Whoops Abont Pame. Fights or Fortunes. Sl - Tay- |in fist who vyweight cl ward today Chic: Estelle lor of orl¢ married on ort the Naw York movies (leveland east o cor was be NATIONAL LEAGUE CINNATI AB. R as a big, |Tunr his | chase hour of Dempsey she kno -haired boy in the lsappointment don't two fights o 1, <0 Dempsey about | “Oh pro- [to tI name is laway whoops 1 fame, claime CINC ortunes,” she sound tions o know is that he's|dent of news of Hargras HeE Pietnich Fard, s the from ¥ be Wanting only to I hip b ampio man door: W youn Dempsey ort Williams W {ison, Friberg Rice Wright had h to los ¢ apion b philad®phia rit prom nt into er Tayior woul stoi ime quicente Texas . shortly Jack from re Iy Gibson Is Cured of Hay| Fever as Tunney Wins Title m ran manager ¥s ¥ MeC: on woul sence firat nney after An atte the pr He sven Sea camp W¢ a polite | had nothing to do. T for bodyg The man wh nam a dc world is approach He the pr 1 haye e per nnial r ocenpied sved t but iy luled quar fcuffs Far rix back bt ntf at th sport of t box all th a he n T he The pre$prel hec one. re 1 Pr a Bports ¥ AS sor way Rick- Ten " said Lien- rd E. I the north a ringside sea 1 at the outsct that to the a good el | ctly ir of | Philadeiphiz v pter o npionship: batt npionship y early in the Demps: a vielded today Gene ind of lage Tunney, an New T nney of Ider flic rain, in is he co way to Milady 1 There tu BOUT A MUD CLASSIC Rain Caused Havoc Among Specta- holder. Tun lown wore At the games of idol of York's Gre new 'NEW 10 marines Vil- the enwich es, foug pugilistic Demy only with him me decisive- cement sstsstsprespeses RIS ST IS SIS BT eI oTTeTS KING A STRONG LINEUP (New Britain Prepared for a | Hard Battle on Next Sunday The Al 1 the Holyoke ish Sunday o'clock at - of the Brook park in game The tors are powerful nd one that will New 1 oke Nofscus, is bringi |of former colle | have been in tra for several we eam is not to All-New Britain management is| for a stiff battle. will line re Ivoke ert, le 1 rt; Donald, Ihb; b, Thom riviere, Brown, Teec | to substitute in Claire, Hul its usua probably position. St ompson ‘will be ions while the line ag it has been kle from Merid lineup while ike his usual Humphyies at The officials not yet be probably be the last Sunday in Gins trio handled the manner last Sunc ant d both the New Haven t lav should tla and a out to see his velo! large ¢ he the WANT RETURN BOUT ups and goal. | o mney's | is a nd his | naly rinati obstacle the factors th top. He gave a| of daring. r the stren- arted deter of $75 ity to overcome 088 were 1 to 1 examnpl rare carrie cool 1 u Angeles, and I oil o ed they it warn ous protest Pro: r ho ind 0y ma rd Rick had 1er b tila vastorday. | ha | plonrand € Tu holder, that they $750,000 purse Tex from of b en the ena pair near 1 30, 1927 ed they $100,000 at match cai 1 through the prize that | glory and riches carried him through the | afe-guarded him in the few | Dempsey, flashir his old-time pow the e. ¢ ho x an threaten- ten rounds was th ven break tth ust v steppe was ang W ml the ropes 1o fame, for | ans, It him Dempsey's to turn | damaged After - more 11 0 of the P ! ney's Fists, In only t sixth and seventh chamnion conceded the big major an Den 2 | Philadeiphia n y of batt as Dempses Roms critic more to Tt av's wary actics t sey's own effective- | still was as today, of his such of cracking. mous dash at the start I Dempsey New Britain football te afternoon Memort: the season bringing to 1} gridiron ks rom the Massach Other men who wil thé lineup stationed at position for selected th irg, Mahoney ams. Angeles Promoters Wire Offer ),000 For a Second Demp- | sey-iunney Mecting. Sept J. R rtors: to he NOSE $700D 0P £10,000 Dempsey's $10,000 ring of G undamaged, giving no thot Been Dec am Professionals will at al Field In Willow tootball | locals is city| ed Prose. Pa the Philadelphia Se e Tunn d second for the G ¥ unc from Tunney, combination | leng in one par be worthy to give | day the.| M Alphones| of the combination | Poxer hal gonc ed here who fore 10 o'clock nd pr | The now. He setts eity up until new vweight for hours in a hizg ct two room writes| sat | unpretentious one of the hote | by a boxer and his mana The former [ atte ctory He fa itement as at any that smalier be underrated and inel wa: s he w removed ma m his v vas follows Power “arthy, Rerry, qb; Me- rhb and Snyder bel ready 1l quest for fneup are: D, | his profession LaShapelle, “Plan he 1, D'Amour, tion to as 1t up pson, as training periods or, for . sald where “None yet going home ed, “but Not vet he was Gar- in r Kelly, | as om T do not Tunney at he won here team will am with o the pre Hunt qua I urm, Davis and in the back posi- will be Murphy, the bi en, will also be in Joe Rogers will with Tom kne sald T his strong right 1 the first good,” he Jimmy Bronson, and Lou Fink, ball ck any smil the nore emph: rtainly that right i was the decisive blow, Bronson. “After Gene la | that te right the bo the bag. Bronson was finite told ould sey wea agroed point cared to commit [ begged him to home and to break to accomiplish Tunney was able to. s limited number of the e who clamored for a word 24 (P ;| challenger. Other hun McKinnie, LONE|tampteq to telephone. last night an- | iejoormg cluttered a big telegraphed Jack | eoniqapte an to cavyweight cham- [ s nney, the new Utle sy 1o 1o qiseussed would hang up &1 3agor General John A urn fight be- commandant of the mar held in an OPEN | olaphoned as did former before | 7, M. Cox, of Ohio. offer 18| ¢pin petween Tun: would post | gates from winter inssure both in Miami The champion made gagement as champion Governor Gox for ride today. Tunney Tn- | expression | other da am through tion picture machines,” James J. Jeffries der the powerful lights | tion pictures were mad first time at one of his ship bouts. | “I am side. c th have will used | gama bug, they ne as were game, namely, and Parker, This icient work | rific ame in an ¢ and their New Britain and he game Sun- 1 bat- ns will n. willi as Tunney Gene that g0 out ready to with all he had as s d into position at continued Bronso with me up to smile I th p into a rowd of teams in act himsel that his his ot he 0s Angeles It 1 they to mes the hi today a parapl of Proboscis Battertng of Tun- no through with as ever | said nney. As the cha |came from Shawne in an airplane to reach phia in time to weigh in i looking with no signs of ht to his champion, early months nightly be- | that s in the ring Suring hi highest has to give he fight in landed on the chief g to I went a bit further than he dev restdences for with an automobile champion of after fighting vm-: fiseeticessiseing ATt Erntarsisessasatecttastesasstaessaeetors] TUNNEY IS HAPPY AFTER WINNING HEAVY CROWN Convinced That He Won the Fight in the First Round —Right Blow in Opening Frame Thought to Have ve Blow—Was Deathly in An Airplane—Confidence, Condition and Calm Stood Out As His Best Assets. Sick From Ride ybut painful,” the new cham- 24 experienca ot — in his me deathly B ladly i possible,” the eftect Tunney's stomach, remained unaffected, amined an official physician the commission, soon after he had alighted from the plane, his pulse was normal and heart appar- | ently had not missed a beat To those who had not | boxer at close range his deme of the last few days has amazing. No trace of nerv be detected as he finished training and t vere tions that his him cone | long grina mate test On was the ticular chal- it n to- | of of tha | air JioLIY his heart 1 hy of champion in an suite of owned his the nor i soen ger. N at as ealm s could his 0 indica- ves were giving finished his awaited the ulti- as hefore from ex- during his 5 n rn as he and any honors his last t nizht in Stroudshurg ep of t just. Ha by a bird outside w at 5 o'clock the warbler's song a of good cheer, ha went back fo sleep immediately and slept until 7 o'c Three C's stood out in his make up he approached the hout | confidence, condition and calm. No hoxe ever entered ring and edperts, le to do light that if perfection be attained it eply to a 5 he will was his but | as bedroom 1ed to New win fust when but c the epting i messaga ik as do h didn't | | more confid r second, | & champlonship | groggy but | experting, still reed can champion's atic. tion brought champlonship rin with the knowledge that the first two were assured Tunney knew that he was rizht and said that was sufficient, Even ome friends of the chalfenger, conceding that he was in great con.. | dition, thought the ®est was net £00d enough to wrest the cham- pionship from so powerful a fight- ing machine as Dempsey. Few words were exchanged ¢ when 1|Tunney and his advisers in the ring first right | P°t¥een rounds, As the challenger arm it he | cONntinued to pile up an overwhelm- purpose.” | M€ lead on the battered champion, ce only a|Bronson whispered after the eighth hundreds d with the dreds at- Uncounted table, too be opened elopments | iena with him to tha ‘The calm came Tunney nded with ut was in be more d assent. ought he hit Demp- oon as h the out- “Gene certain n. a by (Continued on Following Page ) Action Quick =2 | When You Need I |1 The best equipped Ford Re- pair Shop in the County! The biggest and most com- plete stock of Genuine, Ford Parts in the State. Prompt and Courteous Service Automotive Sales & Service Co. 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