New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1928, Page 3

make sure that which the New York athletic com- mission has ordered Tunney to wear, are the right size, the purple tights, Heeney “will have on a red and black costume when he enters the ring. TUNNEY’S HERO IS FORMER CHAMPION NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928, SITH WILL LET RIVALS FIRE FIRT ¥ill Be Content to Answer Re- | publican Taunts Albany, N. Y., July 25 M—Gover- nor Smith has decided to let his re- the first Hoover notification in California, and four days after the acheduled acceptance by Curtis of Kansas of the republican vice presidential nomination, Although his plans call for an unuaually late start of campal ning and gives hia foes the jump, Smith is satisfied, it is the way be prefers to sturt the battle, and he is confl- dent he will be able to square the count as soon he sets forth his views on campaign issues. A time for the notification of Senator Robinson, Smith's running mate, has not been determined, and until this s done. the acope of the will take place on the east steps of the capitol at 7 p. m. castern day- light time, and will be broadcast by & unation-wide radio network, em- bracing at least ninety stations. With the date fixed the nominee lost no time in getting down to work on his acceptance speech, in which he intends to take up every issue of the campaign. He called for a steno- grapher and last night in the seclu. sion of the executive mansion began to set down a rough draft of some sections. The governor is expected to spend several weeks putting together 5 | Rockford, ML, revising lils specch, and before it js |ENt Of the CREATER ROCKFORD -2 Hopol Will Not Be Made Until Tomorrow July 25 (®—The “Greater Rockford," countered today throughout the Can- adiun portion of the tlight. “Our gasoline supply will not hotd Promise o an a' rospheric [ p— "Outo 100 Doctors interviewed bressure area, travelling nertheast tomorrow, caused the fliers to bee lieve this would furnish the aid needed, R Wien you think of Classified ud- low | vertising, think of the Hepald, speech making activities of the two democratic nominees will remain in doubt. It is expected, however, that both will be on. the road by Labor Day, or soon thereafter, and will carry their fight into one state after another until the eve of elec- tion in November. The Smith notification ceremony whipped into final form he probably |Which was to have started at 5 a. 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Norway, June 15| But the figure of Jack Dempsey d ince then Guilbaud and his | conscious mind of Gene Tunney. ;L:»pv: h::":;u;:‘ been heard from. | Tunney. surrounded in this place by | mides started on the transatlantic | Worshipper himself, and his hero is flight. Their venture even was |Jack Dempsey. - skill and science, wants to be a kill- ministry at first. They would make n i the flight to the United States in re. | ¢+ @nd he will crawl into the ring . 2 5 beating down Tom Heeney, not by :I*‘“‘l“(‘;"-n ‘:":" ‘-;‘;:“’L:Zfr‘f;“:}“"’:;f\'f artistry, but by the lethal fists that v ra i trip flight across the Atlantic. z;‘;“‘l:::‘. ocand in the History of The white seaplane Lafregate left e blaze of viciof . more than 14 hours later put down [{"€ "[F In & blaze of vici HERinehe in the port of Horta. It developed iy & Sas AT tattoo on the bodies of Harold Mays guctorad cra had gone dead 299 1anq Billy Vidabeck. kilometers off Horta and the flight plon's final workout when his Paris hoped to make repairs on |revived memories of Dempscy. his craft to the United States. There was & Superbly conditioned after two possibility, he advised the ministry, | months of intensive training here engine from France. Then as it|mountains, Tunney relaxed today in became apparent his eraft could not | preparation for his bid for recogni. rine cancelled the filght and ordered | Dempsey. the La Fregate return to Brest for | The champion spent a quist night _— pine clad mountain tops four miles N across Lake Pleasant with Orin TEX IS B” Y attle as his only companion. Up at the break of day Tunney night's bout but on Willlam Haz- litt's essay “Fear of Death.” His mind apparently was far from the One more night here and Tunney weather Maps will strap on a leather helmet and e a two motored Sikorosky amphibian ! plane and fly to New York city. He Rickard, prom:!(‘r ot abavme:uo; :xe | pion in history to fly to the scene of Eenuuty, poy today MUGYINE |the battle, and he is making the 15 a box oftice statement; the other gy ru I EF TN ATV Of his is the United States. government | '." When he read “Forecast for Thursday, July 26, generally fair ture” he smiled. When he read “Advance seat sale for Tunney- ed. Sunny skies alone can keep Rick- fight for the first time in his career as a promoter. If Thursday dawns hour ticket sale may bring the total to $800,000, thereby enabling Rick- It was announced today that 600 policemen would be scattered night to see that fighting is confin- ed strictly to the ring. In addition gatemen, who will pit their wits against One:Eyed Connolly, king of The betting began to lengthen this morning, and it was reported in Tunney on the heavy end, were easy 10 obtain. Predictions were made would be a 4 to 1 favorite. That doesn’t mean anything. John | when he lost the heavyweight cham- pionship to James J. Corbett; Cor- Fizsimmons; Fitzsimmons was 5 to 1 when Jim Jeffries whipped him; Jack Johnson. Tunney himself was on the shor’ end of 3 to 1 odds the in Philadelphia to win the title. Tunney and Heeney will arrive training camps and will go fmmedi- | yre THEG e AT STRTES SACS ately to Madison Square Garden to fl;fi‘ moths, do all the damage.) Fair Haven, N. J. in a yacht and| diately. Kills them within & short Tunney will land beside the Statue| time. Your dru; or department Jim Corbett probably gets a laugh Closet can, or tin with 8 hn& out of that. He used to walk or| bags for chests, ete. Get Expel After protesting that airplanes| teed. xpello were as safe as railroad trains and| Dover, N. H, any insurance, Tunney finally decid- ed he had better have a policy. 8o Biily Gibson, the champion's man- sger. is due here sometime today to NOT T0 GO ONWARD Paris, July 25 (UP)—The ambi- e e ot tne marnc | 10IDKS Jack Dempsey Really @ |5:csn,, orranents fire gifficulties. | August 22, four weeks from today. & new construction, would make a The shadow of Jack Dempsey has The day for the formal launching first stop. Commandant Rene Guil- [tween Gene Tunney and Tom Hee- —Ma%_ Then came the Italia disaster in er so often evoked, Jack Dempsey the arctic. Nations ru.\'l\e:]‘ ‘;‘;:?mlnu';\o!'l‘ltr}\‘:! r?ri«";i::?: ;:rc:e:h‘;v' fi:‘;fi:::i ;!’r;ncl-fac‘*‘:):‘l:llvfil{vd"ly\r\"n \:::—‘wmls"a"ernoon at Toledo. nine years ago [ B B ] and sent Commandant Rene Guil- |When he battered the giant Jess Wil- | with Roald Amundsen and four |is indelibly inscribed on the sub- | Sunday Lieutenant Paris and twa [hero worshippers, is at heart a hero greater than that planned by the| Tunney, whose forte is boxing, lays to the Azores, Rermuda and |at the Yankee Stadium soul-bent on Ing France credit for the first round | 'ade Jack Dempsey the greatest Brest Sunday evening and a little |, The champion completed his train- that the forward motor of the twin- fnar Tunney beat a murderous had been completed with one motor. | i g, cre Moments in the cham. imniediately and proceed | forthright killer, that he might have to await a new |at the foothills of the Adirondack be repaired the ministry of the ma- | tion as the rightful successor to Jack repairs. in his isolated hut in the heart of Nobles, vagabond painter from Se- took a long walk over a mountain Studying Box Office Report and |zsoroachine bascie parachute and step into the cabin of Dty Yomk Juiy sb(UR)YTeK i Be Tha et henswwalRht oheing two mets of statistics. One of them |; 1 TWES 0 e 18 making the weather report and not much change in tempera- Heeney fight—$625,000," he groan- ard from losing money on a prize fair and stays that way, the 1ith ard to break even. through Yankee Stadium tomorrow there will be 600 ushers and 250 the gate crashers. Wall street that 3 to 1 odds, with that before nightfall the champion L. Sullivan was a 6 to | favorite bett was 5 to 1 when he lost to Bob Jeftries was 2 to 1 when he lost to night he outpointed Jack Dempsey ! around noon tomorrow from their welgh in. Heeney will sail from| Puts them out of action imme. of Liberty in an amphibian plane. store has Expello. Two styles. ride in a horse carriage to his fights. t ny.nglE $1. Fully m:;:: refusing for three days to take out he paid $750 for a $300,000 policy. establish Tunney’s headquarters and KILLS MOTHS SN People who spend meney carefully never hesitate to buy the best when health and comfort are at stake. That’s why millions use