The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 21

928. \ 19 THI EA ' ' «rT Ly! T FINANCIAL TALK AT SHELBY HAS NOW CHANGED TO TALK OF BOUT Gibbons Is {Hornsby Easily | Shelby Is x Gibbons Likes His Ice Cream ) Kearns Is Dempsey’s Condition Is Sets New Mark * All Ready for Scrap Little Montana Town Is All Dressed Up for Big Show ee Fourth in Perfect Condition Challenger’s Chances of Winning Depend Upon Style He Adopts A Vital Play Coast Meet pore gah BER BY, ¢ Today of 2 : Martingale eteran t sus Mr in and Mrs, M. Dallin; Mra. HH. H. Wight na oH » Wit ast w champion, ver. Ss Miss Aver ! t iM be Tommy Gibbons, challenger for Jack Dempsey’s title a f world’s champion heavyweight, is pictured’ above eating|to evade financial + ¢ . " n nd thems some ice cream, during intervals: in his training at Shelby.|? canes stat fhe Balking at Mone Cause of Much Mystery BY MAX MILLER yPlan (CAMP DEMPSEY, Mont,, June 2 e day aft fight one of the first announces that can be ¢ Manager of Champion nee ohne af hele ly ig a yack: Keats ; Demp u Wires Coffroth Bout _j, public aired en " May Not Be Held erwise training times certain] Ave One t J ; picturing a prize-fighter sitting in a morri Dems to Jin training, but repeating over} oth Cant and over the doctor hack- knows 1 Rea gv neyed ph about getting a5 é “Pn yt eA Kearns de. Detter in every y, after all}, 1 to © that Coffroth endl/is not so far-fetcl The ¢ t b ce ue siomary ‘pedi Din ‘rine £ To Appeal Pemuney July 34 " Dispute in oan Mi ele wurmce| Ball Case 4 Me s f RANCI 0, June 2 The Is Favored BATTIN AVERAGES\: at Latonia®: BY EARL } LAT INDIVIDUAL : Bom MH aK aR. Y : is | ‘The next meeting of the national 20 °° . 4 belt hand, | board 1s in Decen nber, SEE SHELBY MPAMKLE, Kealtle 5 AA At i e407 ane at * LYNCH MEETS TITLE BOUT | : FOLEY TONIGHT . + a VANCOUVER, B.C SLBY, M 4 » Ke ‘ ‘ 2 ‘ ; : won 2 ' ‘ ‘ when pair a is at le ste a es we aes aie ion ‘ 1 Ma 3 It Lake light- ; to rie ake baat al Dempsey, in his training, hasn't|Welsht, meets Georgie Burns, rug. a ce emer cae be pros. |2et boxed more than 10 r and|Ked Portland boy, in the seml- § 35% s 3 rounds. Gosh. windup. ie : But maybe it the Montana sun RRS TTS i ‘ the At Keepy ‘his weight down.” Ai-| WETSMULLER . e $6 3 “ s part|tho in this last week and a half es | Fume wy son i Cah ae reiboes | LOWERS MARK Fae ae Dray’ the: : i er a he intends to fin | CHICAGO, June 29.—Johnny ban, , 2202 38 ‘ a antide four rounds.| weismuller, great swimming star, acs : Hee o owered another world’s mark when : - * California cane wot ash : seconds. - ; , ‘ . ° 0 ly 4s fine and smooth| This ts 31 3-5 seconds off of the old so 108 1a 8h oo 4 2 oat sip == JOE WATERMAN ,,: a began in England a4 We Now Have Three OFF FOR IDAHO |; ; herds a JIMBLEDON 9 the Telephones, in Order to I ; ea 8 E d J e #4 Serve You Better The pitts ” fa ae a a ‘ n Oo u n : vitee me on eee RELL i eg pecials has ise ot siininee of GARDNER, Beattie 1 36 1 8 Ob eae 4 i feat ae as i en i pee Featured items of standard Z a “iit 1 6 ’ : 0 ia jai fhe a lines at special prices for the oe Z in m oo TAKE NOTHING * z M4 (3 gem eo caet | - | end of the month. en > ED 0D OED ED) ND) EDD | FOR GRANTED |Ronwer, & Bente oils a ‘ 233 2% tt SEATTLE NINE | SHIRTS a in = ; : 4:) BADLY BEATEN) he IN eee le 2 2 Madras and Repp cloth Genuine Burton’s Irish ig | VEL. - . 1 ; Shirts, End o’' June Poplin Shirts, white and 7 um | YARYAN, Seattle Bh AS 1G 48 X60 Lime Special $ solid col- $ 2 j cd ra ab 4 2» 8 ‘ 4 i287 baer a 1 39 ors, at.... 2.95 | IWEN. enttle ‘5 150 ‘ ar a a cy wl ner t ‘ ; 6 oe 86 Emery Broadcloth Shirts, Luster Pongee Shirts, id tad | axed the ‘ ‘ white and solid colors,in separate or attached BERNE | Paty, Po F 4 aE pe : the June special End o’ collars. End o' June 5 4 1 i the Month Ss Special $ {| One ofthe New | eae se a ae lteter oF EE ale at. BEBO AP. 1.95 i 1 tabry es | Batteries —I. M. Burr Manus SILK SHIRTS—Broadcloth, Jersey and Radium , | ® and Anderson; Swanson and Black Silks in solid colors and stripes. | | End o’ June Special..............04 $5.95 a \ R A l I 1, x Ae 1 TRIPLE PLAYS | Ae 3 : | ar ila ° VERY SCARCE| SOX PAJAMAS 7a ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ | on Bros. and Coop- “Faultles Middy Sa EB PIQUE 35 Feach ot paket Bit é ae Reet Hee Int tuoi aston ieee | a mereneet Lisle Sox, Dalarna End o fue ) . sat with the old Providence | ind o' June Special 2 COLLARS 3 for®12° 3 Be ea ae win at mare seaa) yar ROS Sen: SOR ; of Cleveland, did the same in 1909, | ; 6 MTGE, oases ite Made by the Makers of ARRow COLLARS Fae oie, tthe eae IM. Box of 6 pairs $1.65 °° x | ‘a4 1 69 201) perform the unusual stui His | UNDERWEAR Genuine Soiesette Paja- ie a i 10 «4 0 0 "5 2syj came in a ‘ etting, th Athletic Style Union mas, End o’ June : ALLE ALD ED) ED) EID (1A) ED) EDP > ID $1 6 a} 46 | we sco sat Se Suits, End o’ 85 Special a ‘ ‘ ‘ MONROE ¢ ano June Special... Cea, $2.95 $2.50 PIPI y : oto tek H 1,000 new Knit Ties in tie popular pat- 4 gee A ae Se ar | headlin terns and weaves. End o’ June Special... 45c y 1 six-round conte between ) the best opponent ay Chi ok | |NEIL FAVORED | Di d ) Tai ode Bereots sparvin e r) | BY HOME FANS ATID ast |e wal be as ae et eS eee This is the week you should start a new [gc mverety Dona bi ig Conte 1 . tthe eat | " ine. 80 pipe—The City de Luxe, Italian Briar is the aa T Fiee" BIAVar ithe BADE | ose cat ee St ak sYeiblans IN aalvaisa wohl heat ideal pipe; it is easy to smoke and attrac toa r rather than a club up | meet VE ik aa a Bui | the coast, two men and thre what more could you desire? At your [2a Madd apie wageitate ape fake nothing ." was gure for granted in base a wine Smokestacks on July 4 in the main remark American Legion eard. to ha event of the Bites” Neil's sho him as an ¢ stamped product in the “It Never USHERS PREPARING B ki D T b | Separate runways for each sec-|ioxing game. Pete Moo'n little tion are provid In the Shelby c | tler, always a mighty clever boxe! ar Ing Vog lo acco y |where Tom Gibbons and Jack Demp- | ,,., uunch which makes | meet July 4. The ushers al-l iim a dangerous opponent at all A Mane y are being reh match will be held at f Monta emg parts. There urge arena at California and 5 i Ci \ sven ares n fight day Onkos street in the afternoon. Benny C fans to thelr own sections and the} shannon. made a big hit in Ey } Spring Cigar Co.,Inc. Nintbids walisbe crendy’ to. dhowitHanhl Goat cise Gals sentient outlet 1200 Western Avenue r jthelr seat The shell will hold | gaito May of the U. 8. §. Oklahoma BP iriest Ave Har riueint t }40,000 and it will take trained em-|in the nix-round semt-windup. Vour ; I ployes to carry thru the seating ar-|othor matches will round out the GO Second Ave, 1106 Iourth Ave, rangement without « hitch, 1 card BATTING AVERAGES Jock Scott, who received rough | men were rescued by the crew jrum-running fleet and put ashore | Play 35 iafiags in Three Games Brooklyn Dodgers record — for extrainning games played three 58 inning. hold the ecutive In 1920 they games for a total of May,1 they played Boston ng tie. ‘The t day they lost to Philadelphia in 13 lonings. and the following day Jost to Boston in 19 Innings pok 406 Pine Street At Westlake 214 Second Avenue Hotel Savoy th tive from the 1336 Second Avenue At Union Street Rallying Nn the lead with tw