The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1923, Page 13

that ho expe ing big fight Doss of all h "pona’ afflce ts nimi the 2 Ona gf the bisge Yad on the jaw they try to ke keep after h' Tommy's hu What does he do ® dizzying wallop on goes bis guard fa to protect th all his defense ce: portion of his fzed in protecting tne injured stom “So when he's protecting the in- Jured jaw, I find the best way @tomach and fg left comparatively tion of his anato @ink the biow time to go after @ropped to shield the y frort, and that ad ae gg DR. LOUGHNEY’S HUMAN BAKE OVEN’ Drawing Cases from All Over ins that bloody first round. State of Washington, and Outside States. Restores Olympia Man Health After Seven Years of Intense Suffering. with stomach sure I feel like a{ My stomach trouble | and even my hemorrholds, trom al Bypearances and feeling, are com ° ena you may be different an. J and I cheerfully give Dr. Lougn- Rey's Human linke Oven and his Cor- ive Diet fall credit for m ATTENTION! Dr. Loughney’s FREE BOOK “RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEASES; CAUSE AND TREATMENT”) Is now being mailed out FREE and Send in your name and Somer of Fifth and Union 3 Telephone Main | 1 FEEL LiKE A MILLION DOLLARS AFTER THAT GOOD Site — AND FOR AM EARLY START AT FISHING! Retell Dept. Seattle it & Jacod Hyer » Hye John M ee John C. Heenan » Coburn Bi Davia mes D Met agher Paddy Ryan pe hn I, Sullivan ... ame. Corbett . Robert Fitesimmons amas J. Je Tommy Burns xck Johnson Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Four Pound Heavyweight Champions From Jacob Hyer to Jack Dempsey sa the heavyweight champ! of America and 1816-1820 184h-184 1863-1858 1869-1569 1876-1880 1980-1883 1982-4892 ism 1906-1908 1908-191 1915-1 1919-1923 Difference Between Jack andT ommy HELBY, Mont., June 26. Tom Gibbons. And look over some of the blows he will go gunning for}, «| Jack Dempsey with on July Fourth in the § Listen to a moving picture of|* | relby shell Note the powerful development of the challenger. Gibbons is the man the New Yo said was too small to battle boxing commission Dempsey. Yet the facts of the case are that probably but four ounds will separate them} Px Pi |Jack J from tipping the scales at the same point when the bell »jsends them off over the route. Dem y will welgh 188 Gib. bons will weigh 154 > GIBBONS HAS LONGER REACH bhons will have one inch ad : wing span. ¥| Dempsey will have one-quarter of an inch advantage in height with his six feet one inch. As to punches, the only thing different Dempsey will have that Gibbons isn't a master at using is RABBIT PUNCH. The champion has resorted to| the back of the neck s: “How I will fight Demp pends ail together on how Dempsey fights me.” This would indicate that Gibbons ni make Deurpsoy lead en Dempsey for feinted the b a d atepped back. Will ard d him a mile. Dempeey whirl. i and sank a right to the beart 4 left to the chin in the twink- d never hit Dempasy once dur. wt ° the Frenchman start first Carp spotted him with a light left to the J Tho rest of:the round Frenchman's nose and scuffing both cheeks. The usual style of Gibbons is to! t mixing from the first bell He goes all the way across the }ring to meet an opponent if neces Jeary In the coming battle Gibbons! do this. He knows that| {may n | Dempsey will be far more danger out for four rounds than he will |be for the other 11. |CAN USI | EITHER HAND Gibbons advances set to with eit hand. His left jab is hinge ever tied ontc carries a terrific amount of steam back of it The hardest Gibbons ever hit man was Sergt. Ray Smith. Tom literally ilfted the stcgeunt| 7 | out of the ring with a right upper: cut to the point of the chin. The fellow fell like a stone. was 10 minutes before he regained | consciousness. This ¥ Gibbons knockout would prove fatal. Gibbons {s just as much of a body | fighter as Dempsey Many of his opponents have dou-| bled up in |stunned in t n and quit when cision over Dempsey, was ¥ | this very park by Gibbons. However, it is the rap on the rim of the jaw that has settled most of | the big battles of the yesterday. Jim, Corbett Jabbed John L. Sulll- | van blind at New Orleans, Jim Jeffries floored Bob Fitzsim. | mons with a left to the Jaw Tommy Burns beat his foemen }with siams to the head qulshe stration grounds at 16th EEE Have you ween our demon- N. E and Victory Wayt Here’s a Good One 10x10 Arab $45.00 Come in and nee them OUTDOOR STORE 717 First Ave, tage in reach with his TéJach wallop to tha base of| of an eye. To be exact, Wil-| » Dempsey met Carpentier ight. His right uppercut} is the longest 10 minutes} r put in during his en-| tire life. He feared what all hard| hitters of the ring fear—that the| midsection. Willie] Meehan, the man who holds a de-| at the Cleveland ball] Sw gs to the jaw by Willard beat nnson. | And Dempsey knocked Willard down so many times people forgo! to count them, with drives-to the jae Yet the body blows play thelr part. Stomach punchas pull down the guard, leaving @ clear shot for the button on the chin | “Preity, nott for you, Jack,” said a friend go him | No. I'm human Mke all the rest, "|40 was Dempsey's repty. I know my limitations. Because THE SEATT ‘Selection of Dougherty Referee Is Popular “SHELBY, Mont., June 26 it » fights have almost as themselves. Results depend on their effi ome championship fights « Others require expert the promoters Fourth have a fidence, Dougherty ha tng when I Levinaky at I at Beaton Hart was hande His work has mpsey beat Batt foned. Dougherty ts t A man who would give ‘ against his own brother if th sther fellow w While most haye been the one looming just around tt Sheley nor tire course of 15 for expert judsmer ner The concensus s feet at the end of battle he will t 1 of t A f the r " bbor e oie on his feet of an argument for the cha ag the GIBBONS WOCK It Gibt hits Dempsey twice t goos the fe St. Paul man's fight However, th ment which matches. It ts this; The first hand blow ner delivered by Gibbons © is alwayn this ele Dempeny will decide the mo Blows which big men mittle off do unreparable I'm champion does not make =| PUBLIC Ic LINKS immung to a knockout blow “If any of those big fellows hit | mo on tho right spot I'll go just like janybody els, “Some day I know I'l get tt on that POT. ‘A champion always seeme safer | than the her fellows because he had the stuff to get to the top. He is held 1 pect by the challenger A courageous fellow who goes to win because he thinks he can is a two to one shot over a careful fighter who maps out his course of | fighting and holds the champion tn) aw GIBBONS ISN'T LOBBY FIGHTER Gibbons tan’t a hotel lobby fighter | He doesn't take a pencil and paper} drew and figure what he'll do tn the ring if Dempsey does 0 and #0. Gitted with a solves problems as they come up tn the actual battting. Right now he doasn't know any fhore how he'll fight Dempsey than nd I When ho gets In there July Fourth he'll fight a typical Gibbons battle. And so far he has always solved his problems in favor of himeelf. to! was a boxing match with Dempsey| If Gibbons ts a setup for Dempsey mashing in the bridge of , the! — then the Missouri river Isn't muddy. 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Seneen St. Go camping for aii July 4th | nts and Outfita r-trigger mind, he| GOLFERS TEE OFF IN PLAY BY WII | WASHINGT a bilstering su AM J. LOSH Mi 6 26.—Under » golf champion enday in q Inter-elty team compe. y from St. Loule and y mur voly brillt jthe contestants turned toda peparating from emong the ber the 42 golfers who wll) out for the Individual ero Pi bo over 26 holes rites an the Yr Ing rou man, St New Yo golf wirn Chicago, teammate, ‘Ted Lloyd Lioyd yew place among the leaders when he turned tn a card of 34 f oles of the team ine under par, equalling the course record. He fi TWO SHUTOUTS IN FOUR DAYS | Eart Smith, pitcher with the M kogee club tn the ath: ‘0 #but louthwe game four da —|ALEXANDER HAS GOOD CONTROL Grover Alexander pitched 61 {naings without walking a man. He panned three men in the game that tpotied hin record, Then he went ) 23 innings before another pase which he gave in the gume of Jun ILLINOIS STAR WITH CHICAGO Otto Vog University. of 11 lego year, has not had much chi {to show his ability, but according to all reports from college dircic |he i a bear ‘RICKEY: LIKES YOUNG TOSSER Don Peden tL ph University of Tllinol tr, who agreed Rickey. Diamond Dust ) Morton, who had not been scored 21 innings, was knocked out of the x by the Brow and the Cleveland Indians loat, ® te Detroit got a lone run, a homer by Heilman in the ninth, and the Whits Sox won, 7 to 1 Timely Witting gay: arcond straight game from the Ca 3 to 1 Cincinnati and Chicago made two home| runs each, but the Reds triumphed, 6 to 6. Connie Mack revined the Philadelphia lineup, and Athletica defeated Wush- | ng to hnaton, Brooklyn short- hit safely in five trips to the yesterday, but the Boston ‘ayes won easily, 7 to 4, ‘The Yankn ran in seven tallies in the seventh and five more In the ninth, trouncing Hoxton, 14 to 6, ‘The Chants railled in the nfhth, scored three runs, and beat Whila- delphia, 11 to 10, Dr. Maytield Px-Milltnry ant Railway Doctor Former Lecturer at fn Medical Clinic » refereed by a school selecting Jim Dougherty the Dempse in whom principals have con-| s worked in two of Dempsey's battles. | He was the thint man in the fladelphia and agaly h refereed the Havana an was kp th round was the th beat for er of the Bartlesville club of] the lton heart attracted the atten Nev 910, tion of Portland promoters, 800n 1 ma ant}he made his debut as a profes. His two | # Waring himself caught a few gan wing mary a one t A headed | { eason, but his broken 1 held to a draw| r al smile. ts sti bothering him by the best flyweights on the West ® one and the fight anoa, it will be the jecided heavyweight ries in the ° favor of a, who snatched the day won himerlf « ars ago to play with the Bt. Louls Cards when he finished school, will| report to Manager Branch Rickey | this week. At the end of the baso.| ball season he will become assistant | athletic conch at the University of Ohio, a position obtained for him by | | the Pirates their | PAGE 18 OTICEABLE DIFFERENCE IN MANAGERS OF TWO HEAVYWEIGHTS Champ Ha Everything pon va Out | mr etc hall th i BY e SON Ross RAIN AGAIN | (a0 ot fF Grandetta HALTS PLAY Looks and IN ENGLAND Boxes ee Ww Sie ae, BY BUD JONES Tuesday afternoon pokane “Sheik” Bide aE Si Eg. hak championship the fighters! | |. SPOKANE, June 26—J felsyed play in the tennis | ein, Jor " oh ment and kept stern of half Penge b hy ea gi ing under e cove At ter court Leiperville , . w c with no battle here July 5 4 aly , of a ketnmp in the downpour. ; ‘ hose 16 weeks he inna at the eoutin’ one trove curtainralser to @& Demp Ollie Pecord Dempsey Willard to the fact that f His ge jof the nice things the papers g to confuse him been saying about him RICHARDS WINS a} Pecord But Frankie can fight—don’t mr WIMBLEDON, England, June 26. fact—desp! s ood) Vincent Richards, Amerlea, today “ 1 Jean Vasher, Belgian tennis few sb: months ago | champion, in the Wimbledon tourna in to receive] VRANKIE GRANDETTA foo a” yeterse] m= ach |WARING NEEDS Northwest association — flywe 4| FEW CATCHERSI“g oe! ue oe fornia, also England's Higgs, €4, 62, 61, things began to happen Waring, veteran catcher upd| His flashy style, finished boxing Ghe PLATFORM | that never grows old by F.J. 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