The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1923, Page 13

5 aur camp of the erring be far out of three it have SATURDAY Demp JUNE y In Last Period| of Training) New Management at Shel- by Has as Yet Failed to| Show Improvement BY HENRY L, FARRELL YREAT FALLS, With jays remaining before he June 23. only defends his heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey went into the final period of training here today. ship against Tommy Gibbons, © last week ve improved. Dempsey seems to He ts faster on his feet-and he is boxing, but ts still ing more than he ever did when as getting ready for his other He gets his straight right over ac curately but his left and right hooks | and uppercuts are landing as many | 8 T \ Gibbons Has | times on the shoulders of his spar | ring partners as they are on the Jaw The champ also does not seem to he as effective In close fighting as he used to be. All kinds of stories are going around as they usually do on the eve of a big hoavyweight fight. Some gay that the champ is working ‘‘un- der wraps" to influence the betting, and that he is doing his real boxing in private, He did that when he was training for his fight with Jess Will and Others believe that he Is out of shape, and that he has lost the pow-| er, strength and punch that he when he fought Georges Carp Some critics say that he working enough, and that he ts too confident. He boxed only seven rounds yesterday and went thru four minutes of shadow boxi: Others maintain that he is doing the right thing in not getting too quickly on edge. His face Is rather drawn and thin, and it seems that he might be in danger of getting too fine. Jack Kearns, his manager, has be- come indignant over the stories that he is not in shape. “He's a3 good as he ever was and he will show it on the Fourth,’ Dr, Kearns sald. Kearns {s also getting peeved at the managers of the fight “There is no head to the whole thing." he said, ‘The movie con tract has not yet been awarded, and no advertising or booking has been started. I'm willing to sell out our end for a song.”* The new management of the fight has not made much of an improve. ment. The tickets are- not selling. had entier, is not No ushers or polle have been ar.| not| ranged for and the fence has been completed around the arena Dressing rooms have been provided for boxers, One argument that is béing ad vanced for assurance that the fight will be held in that the promoters have already sunk so much money Into the venture that they will have to go on with It. Newspapermen who have been ac- cepting in good fnith the stories handed out from the Shelby office are particularly indignant. It was Teported several days ago that 1,000 tickets had been sold in Omaha for the fig! but from reliable sources it was learned onty 100 seats had been sold. Unless there ts a tro. Mendous increase tn sales of seats Within the next week it Is almost certain that the champion ‘‘bust’* fight of the world will be staged in Shelby on July ¢, Shelby Shots ing to Hayes, Tom had « fight ached- 4 for @ Friday tn New Or! time ft fe customary for all ere to tie into w big atenk. Hay Kane and Gibbons repaired to a restau- rant n om, and gom 4 abled eges. ‘You don't need to eat Kane You're train Order » good big The Gibbons twin! nudged Haye mid, “giving ‘siien.* < for a aaid fight. Listen to the The same Hayes, who {s a morticia When he ts not following Eddie about the country, Is blessed with a mop of ruddy @ Siontana sunset looks jongaide t Last Sunday, for wan fer to amuse himael hor: tke son stood and looked whne the un- tovered horseman came dashing over the gumbo, Hayes’ flaming hair stretching In the breeze. Since that time he has been dubbed “Paul Revere. But Hayes objects to that nickname. | he said, | “1 do & lot of foolish things, “but I never went horseback riding at 2 clock Im the morning.” outfit connected with ight claim Ireiand gs There's Collins, Gth- ns, Dempsey, Tracy, etc., D0, Gibbons’ trainer, ts of descent, but he haa been re: Shristened. it fs now Buck O' Pape, Almost the the championship & mother country, bons, Kane, Ke COAST TENNIS PLAY TO OPEN BERKELEY, Cal, June 23.The battle was on here today for the men’s and women's Pacific coast championship tennis titles. First matches were started on the courts of the Berkeley Lawn Tennis lub at 9 o'clock, Some of’ the most «Important matches to be played to- day are those between Helen Wills, Present woman's champion, and Carolyn Swartz, Mrs. J. C. Cushing, | state champion, and Miss Avery Fol- lette, central California champion, and in the men’s division, Howard Kinsey and Mel Rosenberg, and Leon de Turenne of Seattle and Tom Gal- Jory of Los Angeles. SULLIVAN IS EASY WINNER) AN FRANCISCO, June , second cousin L., copped an easy k Silver at Dream- ast night Frankie and Sailor Ackerman whirlwind draw. GEORGE RITCHIE BREAKS RECORD George Ritchie, Northern Califor- golf champion, won the low ore cup in the Casa Del Rey golf championship, with 66, breaking the course record. Par from the Sourse is 73, ) Crows fatten and thrive in famine- chen Tinea. aa veople will not them, ~ | sponsibility 4 grin stepped | Gispen- | a ae to remain | ot i Louie Beschell, light of the Louie finalists in The Star | teams in Star leagues for His team won the who cleans a@ m 8 French Dry Cleaners’ Junior the past five years, never been as near copping the pennant as he is this year. Big League Magnate an is B Louie suit, league, the guiding aseball club, has entere but has first game of the three-game champion-|ponea don't disconnect ea: ship series with the Three Brothers Dye W: orks last Sunday. | BY MAX MILLER GREAT FALLS, June flourishes have vanished from the fight promotion, and Dan Tracy, the new head, states that a com- paratively sinall crowd {s expected. Yet he has the finances figured out jto meet—yet barely—the expenses Hes a business man, Dan Tracy, and an outspoken man. fo one in Great Falls or Shelby enyies the re suddenly thrown on him, nor does he envy himself, But |the financial bakers of the fight— 80 long told this, so lang told that —now feel at last they haye ground beneath their feet, They are con- |figentialty nervous, ff there is such jan expression And not only did this recent fi. \nancial explosion hit the two towns with a typical Dempsey right, but |the cloudburst has turned the main |streets topsy-turvy for present jtourists and any tourists to come lin the next week or #0. Paving |blocks were washed clear up on |the sidewalks, where they were next 4: | got Tom Gibbons wrong on one subject. this earth. The record book dope ts that for the last 34 years there has been a Tom Gibbons, Tom differs with them. jhe is 29. And Tom ought to know| better than anyone else. “I was born March | Tom. “The record this case. “1 don't like to see St in print that | |1 am older than I really am. | “My brother, Mike, Is 6 years older |than I. He is 94 now. | “1 noticed the record book had my lage wrong a long time ago, but 1 |never thought it made much differ- | ence. ow that I'm fighting title I want my age correct. "It doesn't make any difference. When I got in the ring it will bo| Tom Gibbons against Jack Dempsey. “But fomehow I'd like my friends to know that I am only 29—n differ. ence of one year between the ch pion and 1, “The way the records got my wrong was probably«due to the fact that there was another brother born Mike and t. My parents He was to carry book muffed one in for the | between (named him Tom, my father’s name. He died in in- fan Then I came into this world and was christened the same name, It may be that this is bow the mixup came about as to how old T am, “Personally I don’t think it makes any difference whether I am 29 or 34 as to the outcome of the big bat- tl ‘Mont men are at their best physi- cally between 25 and 86," | “The wey I dope it out is that a fighter has just about so many good fights under hig belt." “Hard battles burn a physically. “Some fellow up ringmen go quicker than m- | [Mghe 23.—The | rain having co! In @ previous ro gested that visitors not bother with elth raincoats. holds good. A rain jess as nothing in wuc occurred this week, This su DanT racy, Business Man, Is Managing Shelby Fight Don’t Bring Your Rain Coat,. Just Pack Swimming Suit and Come ntinusd. rt, it was mug: helby need K. O. Punch Figured Out Challenger of Jack Demp- sey Has Dope on Sleep- Making Socks SHELBY, OO aibbons punches like mwitchboard. “A knockout Mont, figur pulling June plugs punch to ate Glbbe ation and the brain & ro is such a thin |ing your own knockout ls, Keeping it from taking "I have seen it work | patties: “Ono timg I had a fellow for the fidor But I spe “r hit him @ith a riwht to th Jekin. His left jaw was sprun, slightly out. He wag hesitating on his lex Instead of hitting him with an righ, to the spot, I with my left That his jaw back to its normal pe jand he came back to hia « Ory | “A knockout is like pulling plu: Jout of a switchboard. Restor |them from the knockout ts like put Ung plug back in the | board nocke! | “That | | above | > when you sleep they the jaw slightly drops out of 5 arating the flow that effect in my ow start other same crossed drove the switch what happened in tho case, nay ace of cons from the brain “1 never knockout that I ¢ “That long 1914, It the had been fighting “My brother Mike wa corner. I waa biffing with |Crouse at Hudson, Wisconsin “Buck hit me right whiskers In the second was hurt “When I went back to my ner I told Mike th I would to go out the next round and }that baby out or ho was going nall | "I went o in [knock over a burn. | “My original plans had been to give Crouse a boxing lesson When I changed my stylo jalugsing {t got tho results. “Before the end of |Crouse w on the floor. fight came tho nearest to mo that I have the brink an remember of a but | | was a time was necond » year in my Buck on the round, I cor have sock to me the tht rd set to to the third can't they pw but I gt nigh chins. knock me out of those te My jaw “I know fighters that the little tap on the chin |Jaw out. They call élans-chin fell Bo tar jin mine. least pute their such fighters ‘© has been no china Game Chatter ith got @ honte fallow Gt vamare and Marquard und, winning, 9 to 8, over Meadows pitched offecttvet fet three hits, enabling the Pirates to beat the Neds, # to 3, er overcoats or | usgestion still cont is as use. ha downpour as Coast visitors jmay bring swimming suits and find I jof mine ‘That's how tong he has been on| catchers fads quickest them be it, The skies ex ing his indoor noon. Preceded lightning, threo water clapped in much lighter cored boxin, by mill th The sound was #0 he smacks drowned the hitting sweating flea! George Godfrey, th weight, altho he did the excuse of the rai his dressing room a robe of brown vely reporter would say hi fectly stunning in bordeaux to match over Christma trunks. He “I have never caug has been “Nobody ever so m |me down during my “But T would like t [it straight. | wit ‘IT am only 29, th green to an) Dempsey dur- is in the after. th and ion buckets of 6 open gallery it actually of the blows h. e negro heavy 1 not box, 1 in to wear from gorgeous bat! et. A society © appeared per the traveling his complexion, boxing| TOMMY GIBBONS: CLAIMS THAT HE’S ONLY 29 YEARS OF AGE) HELBY, Mont., June 23~-They've have foreshortened careers. ht much. Mont | pitching. The | ch as Ik 88 battles jocked he public to get | he record book ®AYS) muffed that age dope on me.” 1894," “nl CRIQUI \DEFENDS |"? Stilt TITLE JULY 26) SYRACUSD, N. ert Eudiline, | Criqui, world welght boxer, annow noon that the championship battle |of mallets there is no other expense | between Criqui a which was scheduled for Jul | New York, will be Criqui appeared in a the American Le Title Bout Receipts| manager champion Y., June 23,—Rob- of Eugeno foather- need this after. Johnny Dundee, 80 in held July 26,} n exhibition for fn the elet Shawkey won over Jack Quinn pitebing dort, each allowing nine . while the Yanks plied up fi ores to the Red Sox two. Walter from hin ¢ feated the RIDER WINS HORSE RACE : Ts DALLES, Ore, June Sumner Houst arme orseman, was acclaimed for hi riding ability here today, followin, his victory in the Bend-The Dalle pony express race, which ended here lato yesterday, Houston was who entered the |sevon horses, H | miles In 10 ho winning a he p ture of the | now in se one of five rice, each using covered 160 and 34 minutes, 00 purse expre here. [PESKY SPROUT AT YOSEMITE Ax B.C race was a fer rout, former | |star on the U pel ity of California | football team, ig now at Camp Cur. ry, Yosemite valley, with wife Ho is playing a position on the PRINCETON POLO POPU Polo is a popular sport with T. C. members Princeton versity The vernment the ponies at a nominal cont a year and aside JAR Unt supplies from the purchase |to the students, | Last jon year $500,000 was expended construction of graveled roads rion hero Inst night win Alaska, Below are listed the gate receipts of all of the big championship fights Dempsey Dempsey-Willard . Jeffries-Johnson Dempsey-Brennan . rd-Moran Leonard-Mitchell . Wiluon-O'Dowd . Leonard-Welling . . Johnson- Burns . .. uckyon-Kansas . LynchHerman . ,. Chaney-Sieger . .. Gans-Neleon . carpentier . Jackson-Fitzsimmons . Willard-Jobnson . .. Britton-Lowin . Jeffries-Sharkey . Jeffries-Corbett . Corhett-MeCoy . .. MoeGovern-lrne . « dJackson-Du Dundee Welling . . Bronnan-Martin others, Those that take bad beatings! SmithO'Dowd . « $1,600,000, 00} 10 00 760,20 000.00 | 68,000.00 19.90 66,900.00 340.00 450.00 ner nee R. 0. | LE STAR ‘CHURCH IS T0 BE DEDICATED Minister From North Dakota Will Take Charge new $7,000 structure of the James Evangelical Lutheran ck lof White ( Rev. J. P. Be be ded J, He St urch nter ated Herman of O: 1, sup Lutheran church, t of t of missions of Brinkman, will pre n comes to the church Dakot new build 4 40 by 60 foot sof frame ruetion auditor kitchen and pastor's study uded in the r army ‘IC HIEFS VISIT | BILL SEVE RYNS | We need Dr ebureh, ide rth Gymnasium, are plan, A tructor will| neral gree Maybe | us Mayor J. Brown y n few." This, according to Chief of Pi rnard McShane, of Bacramento, ta Callforniang take Police W. L.. Walker, of ed thru & » Satur oft next month topped at | w Mra. Lou E. Anderson, w : "lof the school already. the native Above is If tha | sons had better u Seattle Group Wins Cup at Ad Meeting) Tho largest group of Seattle dele-| gates that ha attended a pa-| cific Advertising association convention was present at the past Spokane, The high scoring attend delegation of tho entire con. tien body nd was presented with a ailver trophy cup, According to Lloyd Spencer, prest dent of the Seattle organization, who returned to Seattle Saturday morn ing with the 45 local representatives, nout ta to make t f kane function a success were more than ap e4, and did much to build for good will betwe drills originated by Mrs. An Anderson. er —Photo by fon fr group was th BY LESTER M, HUNT ((Auiror IA, 0; Washington 293. / In 1930 tht written in letters of gold on a purple horizon of athle evement, znould mark the dawn of a new ¢ridiron era at the univ 8 good and effa re, re ach! n cities ted Satur : ja team of boys 1 eet | an t 5: of «grammar » Cal, le, Tacoma and ‘This in itself is not but considered in the TWO SCRAPS pees vin rn eres instruction being adopted by high TO PRECEDE oe ae ae Se 9 state, it is portentous, Tt I I E BOUT And strangely enough a woman is at the bottom of it all. She is Mont, June 23—/Two| Mra. Lou Anderson, instructor nd bouts will precede the| of pt women ona fight here, on July|at the university, who evolved the to announcement today | new system, which is intended to iatchmaker Miké Collins co-ortiinate the hardentng muscles ree Godfrey, the colored|of boyhood and make halfbacks of ight in | Dem }4. Dempsey | students who might otherwise be ck Thomp: & Boston ne-| yell leaders. it mix in one of the prelimi-| The sy whi Jimmy Delan the | drills.” “mimetic she will calied whete em is This is atch out for the boys of 195 shown (left to right) Mi: White and Jean Beck, who ar omen’s physical education in- ‘m-! structor at the university, is coaching the 1930 football team t team doesn’t beat California, ses Ethel Morgan, Myrtle e taking one of the “Mimetic” derson. Below is shown Mrs. © & Carter, Ster Staff Photographers Physical Education Experts Say Her “Mimetic” Drill Will Make Winning Football Teams catch the enemy unprepared, for to |find out what the word means, a fornia student must take a post- graduate course and by that time lit too late for him to perform ith the Golden Bear circus, DEMONSTRATES NEW DRILL AT Co, NTION AT U. | Mrs, Anderson is demonstratt | ty the drill m before the deleg from all over the state to the first annual Washington Physical Education conference, which includes grade and high school athletic directors, The conference concludes its ses- sion Saturday gt the untversity and by next fall many grade schools thruout the state will be turning out confirmed mimetics. Inasmuch as The Star's California subseribers never read more than jthe first paragraph of anything, it |is safe to tell here what mimetics ure, es | It is a system of group tnstruc- tion in sports, where the instructor in each sport, and in this way the pupll acquires co-ordinate muscular Paul bea a ibbons to | stay In conditior hm another. ot| Arrest Crew for Jack another of | parr ors, in the 1m July 3 show, to precede act of tra: in ale planned by Col “aught in the Hons of gra steamer H at the Pa eo thru king on | Delaney, | § and Lakey Morrow | pach. Ho used those t rounds of heavy ip company dock, William A ron, members of ted t " early sal workout. toady, t Jim and crew, two re officials boys t arre customs tlon station, The Hanley cently from tl Heved by ¢ arrested b and were into the country customs law hen cau t two places ir tournament over and Rancho course, d Hutt Martin have HWon. the to represent South: ern California in the na championships at Long Isl 6 Orlent and it is be- stoms men that the ght the alcohol in China eparing to smuggle it riders | SPRIN Imagine 1 Colo. Spectators applaud, nors don’t hear. back | They've must | nanc But the run. [Byaeorns Then a slap on the Jono blind men running In the 100-y dash, | won! And tense counte | es break into smiles, A wire each man {be granted. | But they’ro doing it here at the! for the Deaf and to constr It down the course. The contestants: sprint one at a time. |Their times aro then compared. Down a track of n darkness} Some of the men are remarkable these sightless athletes, On,| physical specimens, And the ath-| on, on they go, until they feel the |letic events, inaugurated by Super- hanging ropes flapping against their | intendent T. 8, McAloney, help while faces, |away monotonous hours and let lit They've crossed The| tle rays of sunshine penetrate is over! Joternal darkness of their lyes, Colorado School age ps the tape! | race | of $10] | | | | i | | | his show- Tommy Gibbons is getting a few ld son, Tommy, Jr. pointers from The younger Tommy Mont, July 4 rennet et. sar e738 Deas ee Landing Alcohol | ferring | in cans} | arrived in Sexttle re- two} in volation of the| a ring and a handle guide| the| ing his dad how to put Jack Dempsey to sleep at Shelby, } | Steamship Co. Wins | in Big Damage Suit} | A verdict in favor of the Pacific Steamship Co., } 000 defendant damage sult in a $25, by J administratrix of the estate of Clarence Riggs, machinist, who was killed aboard the steamer jAdmiral Farragut brow. se |C. Salmon, near San Fran- Jeral_ court morning. Riggs met death |steam pipe in the engine room of the vessel exploded as she was en route to Seattle from San Fran. clsco, 1923 Record of || Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles | 432; A. Borgford, 8651 14th ave. W., was knocked down Wednesday, as. he ar, by an auto jdriven by s Weeks 21 16th Jave. N. W. Borgford was bruised. |43 —Irvin Bell, 9, of 109% 21st ave., received slight injuries | when he was struck at 2ist ave. and | Yeslor way an auto driven by Mrs. J. S. Friedman, 154 29th ave., it | was reported Friday. Wray, 814% First severely bruised y when he was knocked down irst ave. 8. and Dearborn st. by atuniay his a car driven by D. W. Brown, 2711 37th ave, 8, W. 43 —Mrs. G. F, Houck, 2122 Sixth ave., was slightly hurt night when a car driven by Porter, 216 W. Roy st., struck her at Fifth ave. and Virginia st. Are You puts the class thru the motions used | when al California, Watch Your Step in 1 930 action before he engages actively in | the sport. It is primarily intended to devel. }op the pupil who fs not a natural jathlete, and by- supplanting the old system of routine exercises, arouses interest which that system falls to jereate. But under this system the natural athlete will receive earlier development and should aequire | greater profictency on school teama. |, Mrs. Anderson accldentally hit om |the system when she was instructor jat the John B. Allen school, in Seat- |tle, a few years ago. “1 was putting a class of Bighth |grade boys thru the ordinary rou. jt ne exercises, and was irritated’ by |the listless manner in which they re being held in the immigra- | claco in 1921, was returned in fed-|Went thru them. | juddenly I exclaimed in exasper- jation: “Come on, boys; show me |how you would throw a baseball? _ The result was instantaneous, and I | worked out a system of exercises jin which the boys went thru the motions of baseball, such as batting, | throwing a ball, stopping a ground er, and others. | FOUND BOYS TOOK | BIG INTEREST IN DRILL I extended the system to other orts, and found that the boys took interest in the drills and got greater benefit from them than from the old one-two-three exer: nderson demonstrated her day afternoon before the convention with a picked class of jnine girls, who remained over for: jthe summer coruse. They are the Misses Esther Combs, Ethel Morgan, |Myrtle White, Jean Beck, Marguer= lite Stewart, Anna Belle Shaw, Vel- da Cundiff, Florence Coats and The- odora Bailey. In case the Big W team of 1930 |should fall to perform in the man ner expected of it against Californta, the state legislature will be peti tloned to provide that all phystelans and nurses put Infants thru mimetio drills with their bottles. Thus, if the boys of Seattle, Ta- coma and Humptulips fail° us in 1930, the mimetic infants of that year will meet the Golden Bears in 1953, and then the score will be + California, 0! Washington, 292: TOO FAT 9 TOO THIN « Have you too many bones, or too many curves? Are you troubled “skinny”? In elther case our Washington Incri so that you can either cox and mail as directed: Washington Bureau, The Seat WEIGHT DECREASE fr] Name... wanes Street and NOs leseeeees QUY sc cicceeeeeseceeeeeeeees State, . by embonpoint, or just points? 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