The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 13

MONDAY, JUNE Final Pay for Champ Up in Air le are THE ATTLE STAR RUMOR HAS LOCAL LUMBERMAN “ANGEL” OF SHELBY FINANCES She's Champion Girl Athlete |) Gibbons Gets|W hat Is Dempsey UpT —__|Hot Betore \ Starting Off BY MAX MILLER C. hamp’ $ Work Is Myster y PAGE 13 0 ?|MICHIGAN STAR _| RAIN HALTS AWARDED HONOR) NET TOURNEY IN ENGLAND BY CHARLES MeCANN heres VV June 25. Drrow (“AMP DEMPSEY, June 26.—What Will Dempsey do to . W wiichs <u Report of Seattle Man’s T G 5 U his sparring partners this last week He's either a vertacke efore Connection Is Discount- ommy Gets Sweat Up) wonderful actor or else he's having erious tug-o-war threatened” Sale been ed at Shelby Prior to Entering Ring! with Godf When Godfrey lands one, even tho that ¢ © all- ents. to Meet Riva!s is harmless, Dempsey perts up. And when Godfre i : ¢ ms here ning BY HENRY L. FARRELL two—two in stuccession-—-Dempsey does more th an pert t mm oy sixth right f A Press) iy LBY, Mont, J "/up. He puckers his lips, snort nd swings. And Godfrey ft Beta Pi, nat {r 1 - Mea made Thomas Bilsow: the) ay, And it’s a case of each man for himself ering tr . great iti ics Around that time, Jeff, the trainer and timer, calls| , YORK, Ju The Bri 7 ; “T--0-4-m-m-1 : 1 Ane A A made Henry } his Godfrey can look ~ to clas re for H ia Mallory yo ori pagal vi, Goitrer can Yok DUNN RESIGNS ae tot cis Hunter and Molla Mallon inds And an idea may make Tom , a _ HIS BOSS JOB brook, near he th ie e of m is considered es , bons tho next heavyweight cham Joe n, veteran big le ate Se ie “angel” to dig down tn his ‘sane : a >» p an « eu —nne nated &nd advance enough cash to pay pion of the world here July jeatcher, has resigned his position as} oe: the final $100,000 tr ot A lot of fighters have good hind 4 Co.| manager of the Birmingham South 2 * purse, Gibbons has foresight ye Bu bie TBD ern league club. Dunn was ed he t a Seattle lumberman @ ho steps into the Bhalby|now. He the expense’ OF! to lead the club this spring and s nee mapaoy he will) more F be rn 1a now equad of ball players, Tie doe Uininn es bef a baneball pite st an im ° othe ‘ ‘ ; Savings & Loan Association es f hes: money iH x ‘ v r t n hes wey Pp 1 « for «| sor W “ from pyle up| omaneanel Dan 1 » Gibbons leaving f Shell m 1 do three! Wit in the hands of age dow boxing, |frey tho 2 ed | rings I don” have! t I " > thy warm: | er fellows peri- It was pointed out 1 my knockout record] rounds, as does acco. would have to be t > aay le 15 at ea t he noon as t ava hi Ag rinsing 18 points out ofa rio bec dleb SL “When 1 am warm and m te s by promote © to turn over| Stty of Minnesota co-eds’ field mee $ Mary Pierney, Of) nent js cold I have the percen Deposits From $1.00 to $5,000 Received . the $100,000 } them to meet| Paul, was proclaimed the champion girl athlete. She won| on nim | -—- ae t and ad-| the broad jump with a mark of 14 feet 3 3-4 inches and the is easie’ ¥ 5 ‘ : m7 seuss 4 50-yard dash #1 tn 6 1-5 seconds, a } we thru bis vet = Yellowstone 9 to 4; Saturdays, 9 to 1, 6 to 8 oes ir rj to m if b ets in next Fi ampion all this} cate: with - s hand my blood 18] inst week has held bac * wis Walter Mails Is pag gage AE re gy Reger Lipo nd Trades Union Savings and " get nailed & COM**!io.64q with them, He has. i ight Strong for Seals Be Cn eee ae tea an ar Loan Association Oxkland pitehe oan ou OME) And that's not Dempsey. | 15 Fourth Elliott 0696 wast ‘amento tne other day |{thing about my dreasing room|* "yy, one of the cham.| z ; to Jack Kearns, |Cube 3 to and the fans t Jow box mae ya, has a matchi\OMy $38.25 Round Trip) orricens pip who said the champion was in good| fan Franc I was using him ono night Delasey @f Gibbens won| Tr g, ave 7:15 P RUST, President p toe shape. | Washington staged a batfest, get the series fre b warm up on. Ho a ” jtho Fourth as a prelim! to the| 4v. weattie f:lo Fr, the The champion, Kearns sald, will) ting 14 hits and two home runs and | = uucky nothing oe seas se a as mi Conse nin week | and on return trip ‘omplete h trainin; next unday | ta a. o alls, “the 8 Jus © Aes: SS ae ad D Jac Bu J ned oe iptalmgpecendlcnthe aad ec gata 2 end dd smarted you partner then and there i thorn aa| Ar. Seattle 9:30 A. M. ing BS ae ths oe ae: DORE ge : A Griver Jogs @ race , . aes one, t Henger, also ts they defeated Boston, € to 3 Gyre rae ‘ lean ea bit b ; > his manage: as here f fe rights. | Ski Jumpers: . Prepare for its Brooklyn went into fifth place aft er scoring six runs tm the first tn ning and three more in the fourth, beating Philadelphia ® to 4. Seattle, Wash, SEEK BRICK MASONS A ARBOR, Mich., Brick work on tne new od Pletfer hard tn the four runs, and defeated | ieee St. Loule € ¢ . he same Ing applies to a) a | ee . enter You can't fight when you are aS jo Cleveland Indians bunched | house, at tho University of aftcht |.) their hits with passes in the fourth | gan, is not going forward with suf.| n the of ellow is be Big Tourney ects SEATED | ttn spose sosoes oe be E ice eons dane pile ARADISE INN, June - —With} | reste to ret pat > an ea pa ca me I be warmed up to pitch 15 ratt| "National | ht | ani other call to the Michigan “AM when I get tn there July] nm, requesting them to send br against Dempsey, if neces-| {masons to Ann Arbor. | = nn A Red. f Rea. Nels Nelson is t Ra. ‘teha m or ed roan Rev elsto! f Rd Istoke Bog Tpitainier ‘Nations! 8 Ra. | h Rd | a | p Re. vale renn: < Dec seein rien Needham 2, “a [Draw Hool C) ¢ thew is a 16-year-old | Pt] ct | 1 id who has made | Ra Y) . 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