The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 17

Ss | You tead them tonight? \eause it gets the mind off fightin | (EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO) * 46, 60, 6-3. a TUESDAY, JUI 24 HI EATTLI rAR PAGE 17 — GEORGES CARPENTIER WILL PROVE GENE TUNNEY’S REAL ABILITY ° ° Monumen anne ormer Star Ba : ei x Frenchman Will Fight seg Bree . pao ~ Crash Chick Evans Has Made | Ps ieee U.S. Champ in July Great Record on Links Timber League A Tunney Has Had Only Two Real Fights, Both With BY J0E WILLIAMS fina Harry Greb, Winning and Losing; Carpentier May Veteran Scribe Is ( A : c Make a Bum Match of It by Running Injured in Tumble : | ieee ties he : ‘ ; oe TEW YORK, July 1.—The strange and perplexing case} i ‘ ; . ; ; N of Mr. James Joseph Tunney, wn professionally a pre ee ee. 3 | ' ! . Gene, is to be wheeled back into the operating room for|* Star Catcher May 1 of ' aced : = further clinical experiments. a ading A “ = Tt wing ' m n league Mr, Tunney, professing to the light heavy-|°" Lose His Finger | went 10 the finals, but wan | Soll. championship f America has > : a “ i of Sodde 3 * Gibras’ . whe : to exchange <a or Alia sacina Northwestern Star , . : Ace sbees Ei Sanas flares ' le Walkup’s Long List with Georges Carpentier, celebrated After League Job t a Denver, aft | esting | if tory Gardne 7 t kn f of Wins Is Stopped French foot racer, here late in July Okmulges Nobody seems to be able to state with}; , > te 7 . i ; may ag pee trophie gain. ‘On. both oocasio i: before he 1 any degree of positiveness whether Mr.| will m 2 f tat fr he macenen Jimmy Standish of Detroit t Jens fweatser, the Tunney, a fistic product of the ALK. iOS a first-class fighting unit or not. We discussed his case with Martin Burke, champion heavyweight of the South, some} ™ days ago. Burke was brief and to the! Gene Tunney point. | Beek Se oe ef pata” ba alt MOM’N POP 3etter to Move Than Go Bankrupt BY TAYLOR may have been mildly prejudiced, since the remarks v nade several hours afte r y a fight in whicl ——|he had taken a severe wallop | F ‘ | i bi ‘eis TOO MANY HAD TIME TO CHANGE THEIR MINDS fl | Trovaces ARE PILING t face when 1 is od vet Bs } ete orn ties Ge aie the be IMPLICATING t : UP SIKTEEN STORIES British Star uses beautiful English.” POP IN HER : : Al CONFESSION GOLoKE Fish 1§ CAUSING BBONS MAY UDICED . too, may be moderately | BY HENRY L. FARRELL | IMBLEDON, nd, July 1 An Ameri story was bt cheered in th surt stands | prejudiced. The St. Pa Tuesday when Williams, | has been trying, unsuccessfully, for captain of the United States Olympic! several seasons to get team, defeated Maj. W. R. F. King cote, England, and won his way to} al brackets. The scores 4, 6 64 or shamr a shot at Tunney Much Tunney of the skepticism regarding South Af contested o deuce won, » the exception of the tw Greb bouts, Tunney hasn't faced a |” grade battler, In th ma : n| BOOTS nis tournament today by Jean Bor. | in t a . ola, of France |nelther did he look the part Richards took only one set, 6-4,/|% was | rea h Creat Greb be WE REALLY GHOULONT BE [OUT LATE DEAR! BUDDY AL) OFONT TAKE HIG | NAP Topay / adeeb AVE SAVE! CAPA)! 1 SHALL SUMMON TH ROVAL FLIWER AT ONCE LETS HURRY—ITS A SWELL NIGHT! TH’ MOONS AS BIG A 1 KNOW LETS DRIVE OUT BY SUGAR TREE YOUNG FELLOW , ISNT \T AROUT TIME SOMEONE Ware OW, WE ARENT GONG | THAT FAR. ARE WE ? ation. 1 DUNNO —1 CAN TELL YOu BETTER AT THE END OF THE FIRST his manager - ES Tunney tw a greatly improved fight er and predicts he will beat ¢ AMATEURS SAYS WALTER PIPP First Baseman, New York Yankees my way of thinking, there is no More important feature to the proper playing of first base than the, throwing end of the game. es ibs A first baseman is called upon to make more throwing plays htan per: haps any other member of the in field. Unless he is accurate the op position will run wild on him. ‘ The reason a first sacker is called | "ke the upon to make more throws than any |“ other infielder is due to the fact that | © about one-third of the outs are made | at his base. but no world beater. He is fast and re = ‘A Aifficutt play that attracts but |CleVer and these qualities ought to OU T OUR WAY little attention and, therefore, win for him over the decrepit Ca only miner praise, is when the pentier. - @ covers first on a grond ba at Tunney, however, has never beer fs fielded in deep territory by the |* #reat aggressive fighter. Taking fist baseman. chances is not his specialty. Car This play calls for perfect timing | Pentier can still fling a fairly hurd Of"the pitcher and the ball, so that |*traight right. Tunney may decide the two will arcive at the base at|that discretion is eminently the bet the same time and the ball will be at |t¢r part of valor, and go into a 2 proper height to be easily handied, | Shell. Perfect your throwing is my advice| If he does it will be a terri to every ambitious first sacker. fight to watch, for the Frenchm proved in his marathon with ( ————— topmost abt! a great f Mr. G ommmon ism too seriously Tunney is a pretty fair fighter h: A-P-AH GO ON I DONT WANNA GOT NO CANIBUL. ISUNGS ANY WAN! L HOPE YA GET 9 bons that he can retreat with th i Z WHEW-!D Like To MANDELL IS FASTEST? — | nrst of them, ‘ : mK KNOW WHAT MAKES Two of the speediest lightweights | Py. = " THESE SATCHELS fn the game are Sid Terris, of New| TUNNEY LIKES GOLF . 4 y a SO DINGED HEA) York, and Sammy Mandell, of Chi-; Gene Tunney is ‘another fighter y (ago. Experts, however, are agreed | hho trong for golf. The New that Mandel is the, fastest fighter in| veo tesvcwcight | York heavyweight includes golf as a “pam daily feature in his training. “It | Sate gaa as | helps physically and mentally,” says The personal columns in the want | Tunney. “Physically because it! Ads carry interesting news. 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