The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 12

PAGE 12 JIMMY MURPHY IS FAVORED TO WIN INDIANAPOLIS AUTO CLASSIC > | Milton to | Hold Pole Position Murphy Holds World's Speed Record; Leads A. A. A. Point System PADIANAPOLIS, I b> With the mot erring in preps Hernational 500-m @ianapolis mot day, a Datars. who Pup their cars pe At is Peo many fast « performe ever before ha Dapeed talk, The P piston displaceme mg racing car Pin American con Boch tast tim Many of them SMiseacres are no glance break a conje confide iS pace Jimmy Murphy Mids champion a t's rac ihe hip contest with a t followed Edie F 140; per, 50 p The winner which points, in th of the A. A fit 8 possible y comperative st ; Which follow 520 points, and wards or the Maces are as follows P40, 35 and 30. © Murphy showed the greatest the trials yesterday, With @rivere, he qualified for petition. This brings 2 eligible drivers. Two cars have im the original entries. ie and Albert Guyot ¢ their French creations Frank Eillott and Tommy Milto of the Ind other 0, been scratched WILLARD, sitting in his ne at Los Angeles, said of hig} with Floyd Johnson: Was one of the easiest} to whip I ever met in my career. 4s very strong and young and |* Dut from the moment we put | pour hands I knew that, barring ats, I had him whipped. hit me, yes; so have many ages not one of his blows} a4 really sorry to have to whip He was so ambitious. But figure much in When you step into| 2 case of the best man | THE ARENA Fifth and University Auspices Austin & Salt JIMMY SACCO OUNG” CARMER of San Jose, Calif. 4 ggreed ate First opie Starts $:20 p. m. kets on sale at Jon L ‘%, Occidental and Yealer ' 's Cigar Store, 1406 Third ve.: Keiter & Bernbaum. Ho- Tompton n meen Fifth in & Sait, Inc. “To Cook ’Em On” P This is the hottest flame of ‘any on the market; has extra folding windshield and large poking surface, "SURE MEAL” Gasoline Pressure Stoves $9.00 make here to sell off the bing THE SEATTLE New Auto Driver Compete in Annual Sweepstakes Werner Seals Are Angling for Salt Lake’ EGOTIATIONS transfer of the Salt Lak according to reports from and “Doc” Strub, of the the franchise. has been a thorn in the side are Said Seals Salt Lake, out of Coast league territory, 7 . > . > > s Franchise to be under way for the franchise to San Francisco, California, Alfred Putnam , are said to be angling for of the Coast loop for years and many efforts have been made to transfer the club to the Coast and so avoid the long train jump to Utah. San Francisco feels that it can support continuous baseball. ss GETS CHANCE IN OLDER Loop; AMERICAN IS JINXX famous ped over the the work plonahip trom John 1. |30 years ago. weight cham Sullivan over i | But it is extremely doubtful, how Jules | y McG in thelr feat at Hartford, Not only in th true, tle but in manner in which \ session entire | | pugilist almost |like a cata Terrible |Terry’ had been dropping ambitious opponents in reckless fashion ever |since he won the title from that gal George Dixon, Terry the field in easy a trall of beaten | His followers, and | w came lant fighter, |had waded thru |manner, leaving foes in his wake. ‘BOYER WILL TRY AGAIN WEDNESDAY | INDIANAPOLIS, May 29%.— Joe) |Boyer, bantam automobile racer of | Detroit, a millionaire— | But he sticks to the ttack | Joe has been a familiar figure in| |Indianapolis’ Memorial day races for | lseveral years. In 1921 Im gave} |Ralph DePalma the battle his | lite. : | And he’s coming back again this year. He'll jog along the 500-mile | course in a Packard Special. | Boyer first jumped into promi-| nence speed demoa when he| won the 300-mile event in Cincinnati | in 1919, copping the grand prize of 6 cents. | Wasn't much of a reward for a} }man who ri his life just to |thrill folks, But here's how it hap | pened: | ‘The drivers agreed to compete for the. gate receipts, When the pro- ceeds were assembled, there wasn't even a thin dime for Joe, He had} |to be satisfied with his 6 cents. The man who came in second got of has installed « radio re ceiving set on his machine so his can keep in touch with” him. | Last. year an attempt wos made to utilize wireless in this w The ex periment was not successful. | Joe hopes for better luc! Here’s a Good ff Fish Creel | Size 1010x3, of heavy | canvas | UTILITY JAG | ‘em—all kinds—got them floor. night At Seattle's Most Interesting Store The Outdoor Store First Ave. and Columbia Ketail Dept, Seattle Tent & Awning Co, | show | grade | suprem: jnoon at |will play Lawton, |hackmey ponies bh invin came y unknown, had pal en the Coast. A gc ventured the wise pated In in h an of fp vern, with 4 Consequently rv] outsider a rank Just another ampion was th > away in e Hartford et up arena, the ¢ ° youth r had the ¢ that firet round was wd “alt tint n the second ses enger sent the McGovern to the canvas for fatal count. And thus was e chal an much cherished crown. And by boy who had hardly been heard of east of the Rocky mountain: | the A couple of y later Corbett | showed that his victory was not a| |fiuke, knocking out McGovern again. This second whipping p unded the knell of Terr |roped arena, tho he took part in al few battles after that, but mostly | with second-raters as champion. | ship timber, try MeGovern, the] “pugilistic Ame was hru when t handed that un |oxpected, unthought-of beating Hartford. ‘MIKE COLLINS QUITE POPULAR | SHELBY, MONT. tana is -strong for but sometimes th tion, Shelby gives Mike Collins, of Minneapolis, the credit for signing Jack Dempsey with Tom Gibbons It was mainly thru Collins’ person. | al friendship with Jack Kearns, the| champion’s manager, that the latter | Was persuaded to let the title holder his wares out here. Now Collins can have anything he wants. | The inhabitanty think he and Mayo Jim Johnson are the bee's kne Some day Collins may back to find a statue erected his honor, GRADE SCHOOLS TANGLE TODAY | The Washington and LL chools will settle the CI y at South Park this 3:20 och The winner ¥ B champs, turday morning. tically in the an excep: | come in for the city title SAL Hellman, dent, has Ore., wealthy Los purchased ty from Roy 1, local breeder, paying more $2,000 for the pair. The will be shipped to Los Marco Baker, than «nimuls Angeles, ROCKAWAY NEW YORK, May nent businessmen" of Rockaway an nounced they would build an areha to seat 100,000 and give Dempaey $250,000 to fight Harry Willy there asker fall BIDS 39.—""Promi Amateur Results PITCHER STARS IsH, May 24,—With twieline nies ball, Toppeniat Hah by an 8-to-6 score, Ege Ward, Te jpenish eatsher knocked ont a home r ick Ward, local star, broke his a ring the contest game for some time, the team. neore Jacobs defeated kle will be cut of tive Hie loos will erip 1 s Zieh Roy and Perry; Jacobs and 1B, Ward PORT MADISON BEATEN ABANT BWACH, M , each eaatly won from by 14-to-2 5 of the winners, was the mtar of the » Ketting m homer, a three-bagger Mingle, Hmith, of Port Madixon, got three binglen, Hai pitehed w nles | mame for the loxers, but lacked support The avore R oH, ¥ rt tadixon KL 4 6 13. 9 Beabrook and NWS ey phases n wand Kalgreen; MONOHAN MONOHAN, May 2.-—Monohan defeat Pinilaker'a here by an f-toed neo et Munday the locais bent to 7. Next sunday Pinilaker'y will ina WINS ‘Kilbane Is | is wtiil suffering jother ring champion deprived of his | check : a} | couldn't » © | tne Ma Pierre Believes Willie Afraid of Champ Sailes De Vizcaya Favored to Beat Criqui TEW YORK walks of | should win ha Kansas Cl fant » leading the rac Mf Kanaes, French bi more of @ he loat part of his ri rib ‘i SUZANNE. STILL | ‘UNDER WEATHER with a h PARIS, May 29.—~Mile than Car aw at Verd ring grafted _ Suzanne rom. the He claim him an iron jaw and that : connection of the nerves be-| ay be able to play tween the “ution: anal th at Wimbledon. Kilbane remarked rather facetlo that if a abrapnet the qu had doubts one's rig’ doing the and short end bettora are way the operation gave | t sever be in the singles on he ATLANTA BOUT IS CALLED OFF Jeff Smith Atlanta, Geor glimmering put any trick some fig RITCHIE Willle § Ritehie weight champion ¢ started training for lated cbme-back Spec’ Ramiex and at Dolph ‘Thomas’ Turk st. in San Fra WORKING onetime the world, necond con He is boxis You prize fighting MITCHELL WILL 4 REJOIN SEALS Oliver Mitchell, best twirlers, 4 has hi one of San Fra confined in Lake hospital with tomadlitis. He 8 to join his te Francisco this week HERMAN JOINS CAMP Babe Portland f er weight Jack Dempsey's mame" CAN’T STOP TO WIND CLOCKS SHELBY with preparing he Gibbons fight, July 4, jrodeo the same week, jumy expe ammates in Herman will join sparrin days camp a8 next Montana Will Enter Quintet Montana State univers to enter five men tn th ence Mont 20.—-What empeey and tho big this town is nbout one-fourth in town are runnning hayent’ time to wind on the of the « ‘The cit the others. ty ph Ont ity plans y confer. track meet at Pullman Satur- “Seotty” Andrus, sprints; Captain Bean, quartermile; George Axtell, and John Shaffer and Terry idien in the discus, will make up the tear FORM SWIM CLUB The Humboldt club of San Franci: co is making plans for the organiza tion of a swimming club. shot, Every day, 78 second shave To shave with a Valet AutoStrop Razor gives you uniformity—each shave a comfort, always a super-keen blade, never any “pull,” never any harshness, Try once and you'll adopt this better way. $1 at your dealer's for complete outfit with strop and blades. Other sets up to $25, Christian Lautenachlager “inals in Star Show on Friday Firpo Anxious to Learn Lingo m: een rour © had a but th himac what my be too soon under tand what is being least be High Lights of Major Tussles hin luled t champlor PACKEY PICKED 4 a single by Welz th that gave the Dempsey-Gibt ESDAY 1925, MAY 29. Gibbons’ Big Fight Is Least of the Worries of the Heavy- weight Challenger BY BOB DORMAN Di measles from the ar ‘ound pthe he had t Tom Jr home—a will fig big match Not that attention: wishers of he Ip, that “1 know I toughest fighter in the ring today “But I feel that I have g00d chance “Dempsey can be hurt as well | a4 | be th | | he | any stri | bons ing has oun ot It confidenc he Js certainly not lacking man if he x of knockouts shows I can hit nough to hurt a man. won fighty by “Carpentier proved 1 believe hit. yt I don’t like apt to be det be east h that alw er’gs camp before to have J, But very one’s friends and w imenta. 5 to be in the t am going against ig hit, I think 30 out of his knockouts.) Dempsey 1 can hit him. often t s going to the as my (Gib. last can 1 devote most of my train to developing speed, for I feel ¢ old kayo punch still is there.” WILD! 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