New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1928, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1928, WWMMWWWM PLENTY OF ACTION PROMISED IN POLICE FIELD DAY BOXING BOUTS TO BE HELD TONIGHT AT WILLOW. BROOK PARK — YANKS REGAIN A GAME IN RACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE—AMERICAN WATER-ATHLETES CLEANING UP IN OLYMPIC CONTESTS §* mwmwmmmm PIRATES ARE THREATENING KAPLAN 0 FIGHT |PLENTY OF ACTION IN NATIONAL LOOP LEADERS w"}fi'é éLTE“Al,EITNEE 0P e NSBESTBATILE| POLICE BOXING TOURNEY , Pittsburglf Team Knocking on Deor of Fin:st Division— | American Olympic Entries Meet- w - - o 31 Meriden Borer Mests Bruce Teams fro.m l:rartford and :Vaterb'uryfztered in Bout: 4 ke Tw ] . A at Willow Brook Park Tonight—“Honest John' Corsairs Take Two from Dodgers—Giants Trounce |, in E : : Flowers i Hartlond Fl']dl’ . n Cardinals—Phils Again Down Cubs—Yankees i0§ Great Success in Events : Willis Named Referce—Battle Royal to Be Big Take White Sox—Athletics Again Bow to Detroit— | . ...ccn aus s —Tne ’ S ‘ R T T e ngture of Program—“Kid” Kaplan to Give Exhi- * Browns Make it Three Out of Four from Red Sox. | vaters of Holland acem to have a : Mahon, Kid Kaplan's _trainer and bition—Many Favorites to Be Seen in 10 Matches. good effect on American athletes. bt o con gl “next best friend” those many years, i . who ed : today predicted that Connecticut A e e R B : _ CLEVELAND “’"l'e o :n:en:;mmr‘o ‘:"f:;ck ; fans, who journey to the Hartford AY ASSINfi I]F i rial :’mmbe Brogsies If they're wise, first division clubs R y {on dry land in the Olymp » 3 Eastern league baseball park Fri- g Memorial Field in Willow in the National league will keep a |lan ¢ 0 1 and field events produced almost as - day night for the Kaplan-Bruce Brook park in the boxing tourna- o wary eve on the Pittsburgh Pirates. & b D 0| many disappointments to their fol- ¥ = Bitrais Hiatitmeieht 10 veund bat ment which will wind up the annual® Donie Bush's Corsairs languished | i el > > lowers as they did victories, the 5 e Bt the bt police department feld day. Teams in sixth place for so long that they 0 1 | swimmers and oarsmen from the i ba;lle ho has turned $n for more ‘of boxers from Hartford and Wa- v counfad aubmok only as nossl- Q0 » 0! United States are riding the crest of ‘ e b —— terbury have been entered for the ble 1928 champions but also as a |y, o 3 the wave, litcrally and figuratively. s ) il Sl e & 2 various matches and a full card of factor that the leaders would have 1"’ Sewen e | California’s great eight oared | L . ) inha acldon suEn; e L ex 1Jack McAuliie Laments Retire |0 bouts has been listea. to werry very much about. 3 S crew is pertorming in masterful k| RO o 5 é i ki ;au hz“ iV o :tm: The remaining matches on tha But the last month or so has LV 0 3 fashion on the quiet stretches of the 1 4 b e “"‘";. e‘:l:ma‘ac“m‘:r £ mem 0[ Han weigm Gham card will be arranged today by the changed the situation completely. b 2 Sloten canaly The Golden Bears 4 £ 4 y ¥ y p former world's champion’s physical £armLise amistat by tue alidule 92 ampions were | Hudlin / !now have three Olympic victories to A S ¢ 2 i | P W pian & physios of the Mohawk A. C. Several have g:k‘:‘:]};le-(el:hi:l iu;:cl?l:ccnnpparenb o 2 their credit, defeating Italy by four : e 3 : |condition and the way Kaplan 15 R |alveady been paired off. Besides the ly with no prospect of getting any| TO'A* J 10 1ljengths yesterday. Today the Cali- d : - boxing in his daily workouts. ~BY JACK McAULIFFE Brass City and Capital City teams, Higher, Then Buriclgh Grimes, who |y anoared for Shaute In Tth o—s|fornians were fo meet Canada in b . . . A McMahon predicts a decisive win | Retired Undefeated LightWeisht |1ocal bosers will be seen in action had carried the complete burden of et 000 600 n0—o | the semi-tinal and, if successful, will > : 4 for the Meriden Buzz Saw and says ieaatian h{““"l“P"’L!‘ o S also. These include Johnny Clinch, pitching winning ball for Bush, be- Two base hits: Haris, Cronin, Jones. | row against Great Britain for the . , . he will not register surprise if Louis| ‘(RN 1R 0 BUEG e | Pel Poulet and Joe Zotter. gan to get some assistance from his 1At Thies base hit: Barnes Losnk | Olympic crown. A [kayoes the flashy colored light-| CCl CRrC AU e (he first| The entries sccured for tonigh ates, (ne vesulta were immediate |Lanlo Shle. Dmpives: Campbell and| = gren Myars, the Philadelphia rail- o T weight. New York boy to hold the worlds|15tic entertainment are as follows: and to the point. In the month from | |road fireman who represents the % ¢ ; _ “louis is back to his old-time |, o Lo ion i since Tom Hyer's | Bill Lieberman, Springfield; Bobby . July 7 to August 7 inclusive, the| BOSTON | United States in the single sculls, i : fighting form,” said Dinny today time almost 100 years ago—without Morrison, Ernie Sims, Jack Paoli, Corsairs won 22 games and lost only AB R laiso reached the semi-finals of his il T after the daily training session, “I| "0 & M & hise:ms o Ray Dolan, Eddie Dolan and Rollo 7, better than .750 baseball. |Sumner, 1t . 0 cvent yesterday by finishing two {may be raving, but I think I ought ™ o0 0. 0~ ‘,}um‘e - "md“ is that| Roland, Waterbury; Vic Morley, This streak has raised the Pirates|i"" ! 9 lengths anead of (Candeveau of to know what I am talking about. |, =0/ bouk_lcamm" ‘bdm_c ‘m‘imnuno Villa, Charles Romano and only one notch to the head Of the | Fiagstead, cf Switzerland. Three other American “He has golten rid of that bother- | = 2 . 00 e TNas not a|Tony Denonzie, Hartford: Jerry Po- second division but the interesting |Regan, 2b crews still are in the running, al- < 3 |some knee altogether and is as fit |piB SERENTE UOIEY 0 N e him |Sillo. Ansonia, and the three New part of this is that Cincinnati and Todt 18 . though they did not compete ye: S Ronee 5 {as a fiddle. I thank the outdoor |o ¢ myniiey did not like to fight, | Britain bovs. Chicage, in a virtual tie for third |gait " | terday. Only two of Americ " | training for the fine shape he i8 in |1yl (org fight was even rcpu]:‘\é The biggest feature on the eves place, lead the defending champions | jieving, « [seven entries failed to reach the now, Road work, the great work- | ', |ning's card is the scehdeuled battlo by only three games. In losing Hoffmann. c | quarter finals. outs he is getting with his sparring | ¢ .“‘m“ey had loved to fight, he|ro¥al in which five colored boys from games, the most '"‘p;";"th{"ml"".\'x::‘::'. :1. 5 | In yh» \\atr:l .as well as “on i_Li P $ partners and the wonderful alr_horei“.wld $ave baoh ono ot the :Na‘tcs‘ Hartford will be thrown into the the Pirates trail l!le \:~sthy onl Y‘y}uq,n_ P surface l\_m‘“}‘an a!}l{\l\“l;'l fl}:{“‘ iy A i b at the lake have I)you_g_ht Louis to champions of all time. He had ail|Tng cach knowing that in the mills one and lead the (ub_s y the same | Rogell, It {among (h(} lo:xder& ¥ i‘.mgv( e | his present great conditions. the natural assets of a fighter but|il5 to come, the best man and he margin but Joe McCarthy's Chica- |Rothrock, x | honor list is George Kojac, back- “When he was getting ready or |na jaok 2 s altor i A Gattle-yoral A Eix goans have won seven more contests | \/lliams. xx | stroke star of the New York Boys |the bout with Quinters at New |"Spiacked the heart of a fighter. | )iyination of the weakest first, the | Settiemire, xxx ’ it s 3 : tenn 3 Tunney was not the first well-read | ©/ ™! e ‘r.l’ul'fl.lv‘lthz\‘sl;\n.m\at?‘;:]rd';ol;ic)or.d e AT - ; 3 |Haven, he was training indoors In |yea yweight champlon, as many be- \\ola?\or next an e s r:angul a;‘ | backstroke. Walter Laufer of Chi- | < : b . i hurt him & lot. Louls ment 3t 1is of o Daniel Webater, andicould hota|2Lend to NECE Dle) SEEETER, 20 | cago also won his heat in that event . |training then in a listless way: nOW |hjs own with college professors. 4 & 4 » x ° 9 s i 6 o e e e i v>;': e 3 Eloome= Yloszcssoms wloos { ot o 0 o _awowan Y s 3 | e sy | sceoseasst al commwunsmay b1 £ w3 s w DD W |l 35523355m55523 losomomonsmmwna sommssamEa | [P b I 4 5 3 | o sne o = than Pittsburgh. | Ruffing, xxxx Beating the Brooklyn Dodgers in both ends of a double header, 4 to| Totals 3, and 3 to 2, in 12 innings, the| Pirates ran their latest Winning | y.xeely, rf | he is eating It up and is happiest [\ | comical thing possible in a boxing streak to six in a raw. Grimes reg- |Brannon, 2b while thres American sntuies, Clar- JACK DEMPSEY — IS HE THE CHAMPION? e L3 o P e "1 | What made Sullivan the most popu-| =0 7 ; i - | Manush, 1t 5 . 9 & when he is in there in the ring mix- |lar champion that ever lived was s ot N O istered his 20th victory in the open- | Manurh, 1t ence Crabbe, Austin Clapp and Ray | ing with one of his sparring part- |that he h: 4 o Tanis PRIF* Hogien wiie. el er, the first pitcher in the majors to | . . =, | Ruddy, qualified for the semi- finals | BY HENRY L. FARRELL | him P ;!“ am e had a stan hmgvc \]m lenge to| o e Flowers, New York negro, reach so high a total. The Pirates pjye, 1n 9 |of the 400 meter free style. The (NEA Service Sports Writer) But those that Tunney left behind | "€T% - e ght any man in the worl d. Friday night at the Hartford Easte i v 2% | The best sign that he is himgel Jim Corbett never got the acclaim ed all their runs off McWeeny | Bettencourt, 3h | erican sw ers made as fine a % ~ the | him are not so fast. Tommy [4 | S scor : | American swimmers made | With Gene Tunney leaving the 5 41 he ca )\ : ern league baseball park, will ap- n the first four innings while [Schang. c | showing in this event as in the ones . eaet othes | Loughran is the fastest of the whole | 38ain is that he can hardly wait {or |due a champion because he whipped | : B Grimes was holding the Dodgers, his | P [ that preceded it. Only Ruady failed | 157 28 ‘r‘;‘"-("rf";‘m‘“""fl"‘fli DMeY | rowd and perhaps the best of ,”‘m?_lmu I .mdy m:ll;" G e ansie=-Scheill Bdllian Boy s el e eammates to seven hits. The | Totals 32 27 12 o] and ar shed | vhims ancies, the contenders outside of Dempsey. “lowers is due in Hartford today. ||itzsimmons also lost many follow- i i L‘:;':t:; .wu a 'pchhmt duel be-| x—Batted for Berry in ith ““ohi, ',‘; d': ‘;‘;;f)::Pagl:qr(‘)jlhu’nlil‘“r:‘x]luhll:jé dulge his whims and poles ::::’ \nd there teems o be the fip-oft The colored boy has a score 1o even |ers because he defeated the origin- |CitY will probably be his sr_sarrl‘:\l Tween Fred Fussell and Bill Doak | Xt—Batted for Heving in oth I . Hpi : richest and highest Wfi‘j”'(’“ on the sitnationaas you hear it|With Kaplan and is confident that al Jack Dempsey. Jack Dempsey.|Male in the "(M‘?\dauxes. _x-rlan”:a Ui\l s tieigtith when both/ etined| Xrs—Ham far Willams in Sth e ie 01 nnalnin bt gar by FULL 8 LEBHG e B il e | Tiomuihe rank Y4 confenders are |he will do just that thing Iriday who beat Jess Willard for the title, | O'Brien of Harifor s for pinch hitters. The Robins went| x—one out when winuing run scored | Staf : [t choy ‘a. all heing rated by comparisons with | dight. was hissed the first year he wore | °F members of Denny Mc? b4 5 _ United States in swimming came I | mijion dolla quahfica- | 8 < Y b 2 L | = stable in Meriden will also probably into the ninth with a 2 to 1 lead but| poston 010 010 021—5 | ¢be 900 meter breaststroke whera | Sor s Tloan re none | Dempzey. | rhe success the dusky boy has had |the crown because of his war record, | et i ho BaNikition S8le, the invaders promptly tied it up and |St. Louis iR b s ‘An,.:im"*" o e D arenor “Outside of Dempsex.” you will [in his bouts With leading light- |but later he punched his way into . 0 uen . Textam 3% won out 4n the 12th on & single by | Two base hit: Bettencoure. Three tame | Ol LU TR L R Flimin, | S0 XRCIEL L o not an essential | hear it said. “Soandso is the best|Weigits since he lost to Kaplan at)the hearts of the fight fans. acheniian 1o aks plnt-p at 8:15 Sparky Adams, Lioyd Waner's sacri- hit: Todt, Home ‘r"'):‘;'n.m":;m:‘mx:h:!::‘-’n“d s retine, e e ;;\‘;":“m the ability fo fisht is not man in the class the Qaeensbero Sladium a year ago| Tunney could have been as popu.\o‘_"m i i 4 : y pitheer: Mo n nd | nlE: | e L & e | has i X = i | oK. fice and Brother Paul's one DASS | igenran. Time: 1:57 [ swimmers from the United States | nn pequimite as it was in those days| Dempsey. it would seem, has not | has given him confidence and he s lar as any hsa\\dw(;lhgh( rham{;lond if blow which sent Adams over wi [ |did not fare so well as they had in | not so long ago when fighters had been licked yet to the satisfaction discounting altogether the fact that |he had possesse e desire to de- GAMES POSTPONED the winning run. PHILADELPHTA previous events. All three entries |1o be fighters for rewards in iron of those: boys who put their dough |Louis treated him rather roughly in |vote himself wholly to the ring and Vet grounds prevented the play- The New York Giants cut a full AR Elin the women's 200 meter breast- | dolars jon the line for gates of a million |that other meeting. Flowers dazed [not let outside Influences take him |, ' Lo 50r the games in the In- game off the St. Louis ~Cardinale’Bihop, 2b 0| firoke event reached the semi- | Tanmey refused fo name his sue- | and {vo million and almost ~three |Kaplan with a hard right to the jaw |aWAy from his profession. TURNCY| i iiy” League last night. The ) taad by trouncing the league leaders. | Haas of o|finals but nome could take Letter | censor as Jim Jeifries did when he |millions and then went to the radio. |in the sixth round of that fight and |retired at the peak Of his career.|g. .o \works team wis scheduled 10 to 1. Larry Benton was too ‘"‘"‘“ | Simmons, 11 0| than second place in her heat, stepped down a number of years| e s g he believes, as does McMahen, that [He still has many good battles left |\ % [\ 1.\ qers and the New Brit- ior the Cardmlll‘v;'ho "oi t':‘v;y 's!:: ffifl’.— n;' | Gerting back to dry land again. |ago. The boxing commssion of | MEET IN RING TONIGHT there may be a 0, but with him |in him, but onr‘s'l“ly from the ring | 1 "\ 1ine squad was carded to its and were ""!’ Rt Aiua fheir |fwoll, b IS Amcrican boers started 1o fol. | New York was foo smart from ex-| New York, Aus. § (UP)-—-Joe|on the right end of the knockout. § man iof "‘: "“"':"“""‘ is MOt | 1ach with the R. & E. crew. The ninth. The Giants | Botev, ss o|low the trail blazed by the track | perience to name a new champion Semyra, Dayton, O. who fiied claim| Frankie O'Brien, Hartford south- apt to come back again. games will be played off on future first and eighth in- | 4 1 to take Ti cring to the firs | Hassler, s» men, not only in failing to come |and Tex Rickard has too much | for the heavvweight title with the|paw, who won the -New England can see no one nOw to take Tun- | g,teq to be decided by the managers 3 t runs coming across in |y Y ; ey's place. Tommy Loughran, the nings, eight ru T Caras' dead | Grove B | through with all the expected vie- |business sense fo interfere and |[New York state athletic commission (middleweight championship from ‘1‘3“" PR B SR »"h ughran, the | of the two. e O = LAl fasaes. | Pranch, v 0|tories, but in putting up smilar | exercise his right as the czar of the rday, Will meet James J. Brad- | Al Mello on a foul at the Hartford |Ight heavyweight | champion, il = was sh;‘;‘? to 2::tanmm°d the Cubs, | Colline. =2 0 lsquawks after their losses | business. |dock, Jersey City, one of Tom Hee- | Velodrome several weeks ago. meets r' " {:!;:a:{:lhy "r;\m: :;';\mm”: MATCAED FOR polr 3 o hind the effsctive pitching | Totals < Onis 1wo of the five Americans| It is not hide mor hair oft the nevs sparring partners, in a2 101a dangerous opponent in Frankie Ren\yweight title o & Boston, Aug. & (UP) — Tonv - ‘°w““‘" s the. Gub¥ L DB Who fought their first round bouts | well known public's frame to have round hout at Ebbets field, Brooklyn, | Koncina of New York in the eights "“A“‘ “"“ Thin & 800 d‘:h"‘:(':» 4| Fuente. Catifornia heavyweight, wil A oufl'm}:i feat at the hands of AR | yesierday turned in victories, while |an opinion and the public must have tonight. Sckyra is a 2 to 1 favorite. |round semi-final to the Flowers- . o ;“’"’f an "h“ Sharkey. T|meat Jim Maloney of Boston in & o S ) SRR %la threat to withdraw the entirc|its ordained rizht to zive an|Both men are light heavyweights. |Kaplan bout. SENL jase on s Loughran can sive |10 round bout at Braves Field Tues- The New York Yankees gained Genringer American team came because of one opinion on the new champlon-even S el Konchinia helds a knockeut win |07\ by "ying of fght oy day night back game of their lead in the |Fice. ¢ {of the adverse decisions. Jacob W.|if he is not crowned | NAMED AS SU 1TUTE over Larry Estridge and among his, 2000 (8 (% L 0 he former American league race by trimming |Nalmann. 1t | Stumpf, manager of the boxing team | And. in this present season of | gocton, Aug. 8 (UP)—Charlie| victorics is one over Ttalian Joe |I m! hea St Ehamutd A nicago White Sox, 6 to 3, while | armeean, it {ovidently agread with the noisily ex- | straw vote vezues, we have 2 €Ue£S | ponovan. Dorchester welterweight |Gans; also he knocked out Joe |!SR! ReSVISCHRL champlon. | Cennie Mack’s Philadelphia Ath- |Tavener, & | pressed opinion of the spectators | that the public. if asked {0 vOle A ipag peen selected to substitute for|Smith, rugged Hartford southpaw. |, v ™y o' 1ot 2 champion. Tom| Jetics were bowing to Detroit, 4 to |Carroll. p Ithat Hyman Miller, American fly- | successor {0 the scholarly infellectu- | Biye Murphy of Lowell in a 10|in the first round at New Haven last ".’;' o e e 'o":d wantiee | 1. Herb Pennock held the Sox safe| .. ki | weight., had all the better of the|al. Would by an overwhelming ma- | ouna'nout with Al Mello, New Eng- | summer. Doncy anne heen, D0 5| . o i | St argument with Marcel Satos of Bel- |jority declare and decree that the 15,4 welter champion, at Fenway|, The Star bout is on the list for F iy ol at all sages while his | | ez n is—Mr. William Har- 1 look for rome youngster to de- BULKELEY STADIUM, sented him with a five run lead in| xx—Ratted for Walleig in | gium. e crowd hissed the judges | new champion is—3alr. Wil ie Park on August 30. An injury to|10 rounds and the semi-final fOr | .jon in the next year and fight his i the frat inning, Ted Lyons being the |hiladelphia oo om0 | who gave the decision to the Bel-rison Dempeey. | nis back forced Murphy to cancel|eight. Two sixes - and two four- | o oP Ty € O 3 HARTFORD etrol 1 He has my vote right no {his bout with Mello rounders bring the aggregate round. : | THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 gian and Stumpf announced that he pitching casualty. Two base hite. Heilmann R fihets Abe thonaans of tha publo —_— them four and |Tavener. Orwoll Three base hit would hold a conference with Gen- | ere ar e | e age to 3 . z “ . . L. & ::lltAnn?::';;"l:"o! the leaders. | Home run: Rice. lLosing pitcher: ‘Pr:-\ Douglas MacArthur, president | that “M; "; fight "5" by :""”“ "‘;"““. NEW SPEED BOAT MARK b Uy T e on:?rf‘,‘“""f’f 'fi‘(;":"g:_":-‘:l‘d o BORTON "“‘:“ gk o E herg Umpires: Geisel, Barry and Owens | ¢ the o i ittee | aTEUE that Demprey 48 not only the | : - = - C! 2 == Owen Carroll, _former Holy Cross |1, 1y \‘;" e EnEl o | oF e cbensor o' tha! vacatid LPNE Boenhi Gl inve, Srlearing i AMATEUR WINS TITUE at Willow Brook park. there wera no| HARTFORD (E. L) star, pitched his 13th victory - 2 on the aduisability of removing the | (5 T2 that he has bocn a real |AC70ss a measured mile coyrse here etroit, Aug.. §—The Michigan |games scheduted for foday in the | Game Called at 3 P. M. season for the Tigers, allowing only Nahonal League |4 2 T i m- | champion ever since that seventh [FT 1k H. Robertson, Houston, Tex. ‘sm- open golf title went to an ama- | petary Boys’ Baseball League. The e DR five hits and driving in what proved sl < G ot i Chicago when |Piloted his hydroplane “Miss Hous- |teur for the first time here yester-|date was left open when fthe sched- | rS Uetand 750: Bleachers 50c to be ths winning run with a triple —_ — [ Inaaaition S W Mlers dereah o0t s ead ot [ton IV" 1o a new speed boat record |day when George Von Elm of Chi-lule was originally drawn up so tha* ||| ©¥2" k& L < in the seventh. or. 10UI8 {Tommy Lown, welterweight, whs | TR0 WA% POOCRIC B0 1 ive the |of 55.63 miles per hour. The for-|cago finished the 72 holes in. 288, there would be no interference with | Boys Under 12, 15¢ able e . g ek & it | diree 3 estab- | . it thres out of four from the Boston | !oim 3b surprising defeat before Paul Lan.|board of directors above his estab- —_— —_ o r 5 Fifhsh, . 39 4ini of Argentina on a close deci- |!1hed and recosnized affection for Red Eox. 6 to 5. Blue's second homer | ("0 52 (SRl and peoos ople BRIG broke a tie in the last half of the |iarey, 1t sion. and Leon Lucas, lightheavy. | ""', e "”,d i dm”",‘: h Pflal‘l! y e’ ninth Sam Gray chalked up his 17th | Martin. x lost to the German Ernest Pistulia. |that Rickard would have said a y ‘; win of the campaign. Ed Morris |iarper. of e Wi erican wAtor B wiine Smrvl‘r‘:m most p,«,\:.m;r moment that pitched fo only two batters after re- |y *! by Steve Holaiko, lightwelght, who | DfmPsey was the now champion. 7 S won by a foul from Tommy Potsch | 124 cire ene : J : ot el it SO Toaiey. | favorable ol fiim you can bet that WHY \ TeougHT | DONT Do lieving Russell in the ninth but was oo ile. = cka conl ha a ced | b WAIT A MINUTE FRITZ Daniam. whe tosk tna.dscisin e | Fickard _would” bave annownced | ?/l D co BY We | IT FRiTz . Bierke of Norway. GES e | A Don'T PAY ATTENTION To In contrast to the hullabaloo over | P2MPseY is ”,; "h. et | e WAY OF PLATZ- TAKE THE Him - THE BEST WAY 1S fhe hoxing. the fencing competition | 2 EOME [0 throw him i ARore | Wcii'(s UP 1N 2 VILLE - UPBURG TURN{ BY WAY OF BARABOO AND | wet ts quiet way, b forth | 1 S S A\NADA o ; |the first American i Ompmpto his- | Tisko feller ! LA VALLE — THEN +OP But Dempsey, not knowing the |fory who has been able to match the | yranze oy i which Tunney was AcRess T — O o N (oL s MEutee T going to turn the wind, tied himself | alna e e B kg i s iy, | do the sceret training he could have | U ol sy Temt G fan, | 400% and Rickerd will have bo watt 2 el st B e Sk 321 until next summer to produce his 0| din of France, who also won the in- InBL A D} Alviduad folls ok b BElbved Dempicy | heninithe’ only ividual foils championship | man who can guarantes a million 10 {dollar gate any time he totes his charged with the defeat since the Hizh. xxx tecond batsman was none other || ’ln,,r,, than Blue Yiold, B 8ad Sam Jones kept Cleveland in &mith subjection and the Washington Sen- | ators whitewashed the Indians, 8 to 0. The Senators rocked Uhle. Shaute and Hudlin for 17 hits | wersn American League ... AB K H PO A B|Moman o Com 8 4w [ 1 Keenpisusioianas ¢ E] |ossooos222m52> alossssmosuswomusnms | sesowsesmd ss530a3m35m 3 |l soswsussss0=as3n sl3523522533355>20 Totals ., = m o T Gazell Y o Renton. p ! Purh Gabrie Meusel, rf Knenig, s | isamissnmms sa® loowuamusand 5 s « _Ratted for Marantilla in 9th Patted for Haid in 8th Louis 000 606 01— Dempsey was tried three times in | 8 A his declining years and twice failed. | T,‘ :v.“"’yvn s an::v: n;‘:.m“ Reigh Count, Kentucky Derby Win- o000 00 ciikey. He failed o Rhem. Umpires. Pfrman, Stark | nper, Makes Second Eastern Ap- 'Vice against Tunney by a decision Quigley. Time. 211 and his last failure could have been — pearance at Saratoga. his greatest friumph by the other SHICAGO A 4 Kind of a hroak - Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Aug With Demp in there talkin N | 5 2 o alking % \/ £ & (P—Reigh Count, winner of the fight again Rickard wants to pro- . - Tane Tue NO -NO - THE FRITZ - TUE Kentucky Derby this year. makes mote u THOSE FELLowS Don' T 'L GWE Yhu A another eli tion tourna- = o SPRI GREEN his sccond ecastern appearance to-| ment ,,,n:‘..' '.,,,,.'k‘";,',',‘,’,‘.,'"'l,r m,'}:::,‘ Kiow WHAT THEY'RE DIAGRAM oF :IS)E;ERL :ND ANDN'gRAIRIE . . day in the Saranac handicap at one couple of hundred grands that m,.\. TALKING ABSUT-- WHEN THE BEST RoAD | |G‘('S DU SAC ROAD D | mile. The m:ixl- |.<m‘or Mrs. John | intellectual cost his corporation. | Yo GET To MADISOM Go FRITZ RTc_\JET?B;ST THROVGH SAUK thett, 3 . Hertz's stabl cored an impres- He could got it back with one fight H oy " 3 "lsive victory in his castern debut in | from I]‘»,.,..E;. Vb U he et e | RIGHT STRAIGHT THRoUGH CITY 1S GREAT 2 - the Miller stakes Saturday, finishing not heen dealt for him To DEVILS LAKE AND ’” 2 two lengths ahcad of Gerara. | The climination tournaments PR EEDSBURG — LOGAN-, In the Saranac Reigh Count will| proved ferrific artistic busts for 2 . 'he opposed by a good field including | Rickard last year although they VILLE AND SRR S N nite, Sun Tire, Bobashela and Sun |were excecdingly profitable and Mr. . Jiss Cox, Humnetield, Tuth, | Thompsor 2 Edwin, all high class three vear olds | Dempscy, » stockholder of the Gar- | Meuscd, hoen g Thiee ' R J ; g ! which are certain to give the Derby | den, will not object to some more Tosing piteher s U Ll R winner a stiff test. Reigh Count will | of them. But another one will | Wi PHILA I Sl b ' 2 carry the top weight of 126 pounds. | prove nothing other than that the | BADBS B\ apiisis ] | conceding 16 pounds to Finite and | boys with color cant stand the | Davis . : : Sun Fire and nine to the others. | process and that some drab fighter | — like a Heency or a Risko will come | D TRAINING through Chicago, Aug. S—Pierre Charles,| Dempsey. overyone knows, was| g2 Belgian heavywei nd Otto Von through as far as his ability to heat | \ W 4 Torat finished their training todav Tunney was concerned. He knew ) b 0 Lea Home 1un: Da- oo round hout tomorrow night | it and admitted it manfully. He Bl ' MWillouk e L% hieh will be the first of a teries| didn’t have the speed to catch the B A «taged by Promoter Jim Mullens in | fastest back-pedaller. that ever X Ihis search for a fighter with heavy- stepped into the ring. He couldn't (Continued on Following Page) | weight championship qualifications. | beat a bike rider who wouldn't fight witlone