The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1924, Page 12

PAG! l Logger Is . Floored in of Tha . But Outside at Had Clear Edge BY LEO H. ARCARIO LASSEN the latte Bational fight Flores dropped Bercot in the second round with a terrific samsh on the left side of his head, high up rly on his fo head. Bercot dropped and when he was nearly up and Flores rushed him be dropped again and took a nine count, Referee Burke ruled that Kereot went down from the blow and did not go down without being hit, of the fans present thought If he < n it Bere Ned. PUORES FINISHES STRO: In the sixth ‘ : Whirlwind finist spake hand like a f ting gor punishin Bereot head, He won the Outside of those fight was all Berco EF IT HADN'T BEEN For _ <cor’s DIN( WOULDN HAVE “EIN FIGHT. Tt takes two t © Flores didn't lead Founds. Bercot did a Made all of the ope The fight the great sera FLORES DIDN'T EARN DRAW Flores’ one punch t a Jogger was an overhand right » ave the bugs the kic Dut it didn’t carn him a 4 Manner of Bercot starte fn and out in th and then jumy Swings. The > PuAch in that firs that w clean wallop round ae Shea k of w by ar And then the se PG ‘ Flores. BERCOT COMES BACK IN THIRD Be Bercot made a sple jn in the third round, ca Topes. He punished F ‘Won the round by a mile Bercot also won the fourth and the fifth by wide margins, doing all of the leading and punching centinuously with both hands. In the fifth Flores saw he couldn't counter well with his right an tried to hook the logger with Jeft withont avail. Whe sixth found Flores ‘swinging Wildly and altho he mised a coup) @f dozen punches he did Jand som Nicious right hands and won th ‘round. Some of the bugs the Flores was entitied to a di Bereot had a clear ede ~ the decision. CULLEN IS BADLY BEATEN > The semi-windup was 2 surprise Freddie Cullen has been goin: @ champion among tt Fecently. but when he » against Sailor Byrne, « big, Southpaw, he looked like a chum Cullen was puzzied by the southpa Btyle of his opponent and was plain! ght tha Rody. Cullen looked terrible. in plain English, ery one of the six round Mickey Gill won an interesting fight from George Ishii four. round special. The Irish boy did the cleaner punching and forced _ things, Ishii doing a lot of run ning that hurt his chances for « draw. Ishii staggered his op- ee “org pba times towards the end, couldn't quite even it up. John Budnick knew too ik Karloff and stopped him second round. The big to pu around the ring he hooked a te: saving the Russian. over. ) Young Murphy tried h ht with Sailor Muley in th din hi opene our own fault if you are ve any or all of OTHES WILL HELP! 2nd Round und PACH he fight fight #10 the Manila boy and rushed him to/| but nd deserged acked up Washing awkward| First game \ in distress when Byrne pounded hi and Byrne won uch for local | heavyweight smothered Karloff with straight left and after punching the Regarding Ta Tape; May Bar it Here t Round and Sixth Bercot |} 4 COAST LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Jand Hartnett ly ne and He he “| \* at AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww AMERICAN LEAGUE p. w is ly rH EATTLI TAR Hagen Will Seek Canada Golf Title Carpentier-Tunney Mix Temedaw ‘o-Hit Hero Haines, N Frenchman Is Magnet for Fans |Carpentier Wins Seldom, | but Has Ability to Bring | in Fans BY JOE WILLIAMS News YORK, J Famous Walter Has Won American, French and British Honors WEDNES JULY y24 Sacs Have Effective Base Work Kopp, McNeely, Hem- mingway, Schang and Mollwitz Are Experts pen wlesmanship r f , jother gen Carpent f ey. 3 s : . the Senne b A minimum of : \ ' nd the _ . t “3 ‘ ke in tive dout n thi ; ( w @ thru i H many Carpentier drew a record. , breaking crowd into the Michi . : gan City see him sprint w 1 yr away fre open title 10 rounds, ‘The successful. pro- va ais rath inotrs did not vesradge him | LOS Angeles ‘ pting | his end of $70,000, Carpentier cea Pag will draw another big * | Wj O wale dines | Saoedta tae pt ins Opener Am an star t se Bey 8G fs | see nm step with ¢ T . v t vote light heavyweight | ° Ot « Ch P Joe Kirkwood and | 4 rosso y on Walker, the nev Because the Frenchman is a ee | the any of th xhibition mat showman, a flashy, colorful pe | Leen ANGELES, July 23.—The|turned into runs that Kshank, will be ‘ former, the fans will pay to sec lowly Ange from the | ball gaze a hin WORK. Whether he WINS is] dept) here und beat | acramento is ¢ ; ESSE {ES ot important 6 all good show ng? The record score for the Canadian JESSE HAINES not Important. Like all good show-|«peqy xiifer and his fighting In- |” “3 open was made b Dug men Carpentier doesn't mind bunk- in third pl r te by J, Dow Y " t hitl I ns, 4 to 3, in an exciting game. |; tart : man, who wax connected The first hitless game of the big league season goes to the \ing the dear customers and if they | 7 * J ong ng off to a bad sts H me with an Atlanta elub, Ba.|eredit of Jesse Haines, of the St. Louis Cardinals, who|seem to like it, that is their bust je and Los Angeles battled | very mucin thes tal of 278 for 7 turned in a pitching cla against the Boston Braves, | seven innings on even terms a ent, a mere m scoring a 5-0 victory. Yaines walked one batter in the = both teams having two runs to | YELLOWHORSE | te tter than even 4 ; y - the af a Th an @ } fi 5 Some “Queer” Battles thelr credit TURNED BACK ‘| foat 1 t ecord py |/t78t, and two in the sixth. These were the only men to ARPENTIER is hardly deserving a It looks like Moses Yellowhorse eG oe reach first base. No Cardinal player was charged with an of the great popularity he en-|,, Te" the Indians got one in the | ,, ‘i " error and not one hard chance was fired at any fielder|joys in the ring. He has been| “tt of the eighth: big Indian rightha has t during the game uten more times than any fighter| Sutherland, who had twirled a | : 1 back t cramento e tp lhe th PRAY > ever soared to stardom, and) "ce same for Seattle Dur Fort Worth, wh he was ship at © has been involved in more than| Fst Los Ang eae ithe ed recent 1 t and Emmet # wor ackian no CORON) TN COOL. fl y sass fk pucks Ee ale iteon i's roller. Jacobs walked. nd the Indian is just the O1 "4 y ge wi men on first and second, : a Of @ title Abott at Genev itwerland, and| Waste hit t a tora pertant | a went 7 8 8U ithru oil hk 5 ably 1 not tok firet 1) ress edo Aah 2 first-sacker, | doesn't worry much about basebal res enchman quit to Dempsey the second “a7 urth round. Ultimately, evening up the ove Puyc he would have been knocked | °, Whaley! stole’ ‘saooud and | A ZERE SHIPPED o| craze and he gave it us, but at the time he Spencer crbdked> Out our Ae SEASONING ; discussions and Instructic pped and stayed down he was|qoubie, sending over the winning . the Salt Lake in {ts of bis death he w | pretty much of a live bi ta ent to the Lincoln jon @ book dealing with: ts You the differe between AB RM PO A E ern league, for golf which he earnest! y LAV AN WITH KANSAS CITY FAMILIAR MEN IN WESTERN | fighter with co one with : 1 0 0 ‘0 hit cost him would revolutionize the game Doc ‘ fany familia mes t t | out Mr. Gibbons, The St hak eee es . The kid looked " t Cardir 1 agu are being seen in the | Paul Shamrock stayed 15 rounds) ).5 er Wr ay od in the field here, and he cer Kansas City | \ league box these | with Dempe but there was abso- ‘ ° * ¢@ « . =| Banquet Date American aswocl| € them afe: Gorman, |jutely no iatefest in a return bout teed and will : as s] ne K t Whaling, Pigg, ‘ ry 1 i ¢ Is Set Back moe i A ; . amper, Bodie, Des Moines Gibbons Lacks Color 74 i | - a hea pe work . 4 Griggs, Dailey, Mack. showed Carpentt ay 3 7 om je 2 | GRIGGS HAS OMAHA for One W k|" ase early in the season, ‘The May, Oklahoma City; Sar Lely several weeks ago. Be Ac Rm M PO A & {OUT IN FRONT ee wiggle le oF b . fore the bout it was announced the |T * 6 ¢ ol Speaking of the Western league, for the Georgetown | bure shipped Hammond av winner would meet Tunney for the sary: : former Los Angeles first ( B Star © base. | Lavan mi them out of the ER STARRING aavirvalait lonship : pie s his team out in front in champtons, has been ned | * ee adee sgh wan emphaticall © win. 3 1 sae YARYAN 1S GOING WELL ‘ The Yankees pag ° h vmorrow s suse he| Beck, #9 Ace o4 ne Is _, Dixiela gree with Y Dodge White Sox have bid for Sac. “haw padeines lPayns, 5 00 8 8 od with « bang. ability of weveral of the in. | *4 risers So To get work, Gibbons, the | Whsle. ef : : : d ally, it ts the first guests at that time |» fighter, who had stayed the limit Totals sos » o|!" years that Omaha has bee 2 . JERSE ; : . it place of the et AT JERSEY CITY) with Dempsey and battered Car: Score by i ’ time of the year pentier from pillar to post, had to cross the mateh with Jack Bloomfield, a | sf gam ' u. ro > la vaideca: heed little known Englishman, recent a ‘ i Lyd . ener ly come up from the middle « Onder LOSS OF BANCROFT HURTS HAWLEY DOING WELL weights. | Breakdowns Show Dave Bancroft’s tons to the Boston| ‘The veteran Dan Hawley, former| AS a workman, Gibbons la t00 eS . (he Brave hat club a lot. Not! petroit « and once @ big league | plain, too methodical. our fight as Error in Training |o:\: : Wilbnat ts mankger, |ccte bing well dteeeer|tan’ likes frills: and dramatioa, Car and Myatt; Fullerton, The down of Walter | but also 4 shortstop. He ronto clut n-|pentier isn’t much of a fighter bu Eleven innings Hoove Duluth Boat club ntly in New | te 1 league. He has his team |t bit different, that gets former single sculls champion, on r nder the him Even should Tunney | se T "¢ %| this side of the ocean, because of found nothing wrong with | AG who is no great shakes of a fighter | Philade hia aaa | sat early start this spring, and the| him. He won't be ready play | RODGERS IN CELLAR himself—whip Carpentier, the jet, Lyons. Danforth, and pocen Rd ap ncn lyea, ie Bt until late next month | Ba patce te bali his troubies Sibir will still be a drawing in} At New York rn. m, g,|th@ Ocean many weeks ago to get SPLIT TEXAS SEASON team being ta the cellar keane Detroit 3 7 6{Acelimated for the English Henl Fort Worth was so far out in front a. ° [New York See ahi ue ae jand Olympic regatt shows that | in the half of the Texas league SPENDING COIN Vernon Tigers Lose mann. ft the chin in the first round, the bell | but after several knockdowns Refereo He floored him ge in the second round and it was Burke raised Maley’s right blows. A record crowd wy wear an old shiny suit, bagged at the knees— when we can fit you with an up-to-the-minute suit for only 2:29 pecial This Week not neatly dressed, foregoing hand. Murphy was in a bad way from body the scraps! which were staged by Austin & Salt | | \Y: may not have the knowledge—the wealth—the health—or the ability of the other fellow—but it's And if you attributes—GOOD | too much training and long trips | sea are detrimental th will soon boast a $350,000 building for recreation purpos they split the schedule| way ee eo a | to Sacramento Nine) SACRAME July Sacra. mento crept nearer the top of the Coast league race here yesterday by | coring an § to 7 victory over Ve non in the first game of the ser down that BY AHERN | ° The score R. H. B VKNOW MATOR, we Vernon tn Ja. \ I Give Nou valves Sacramento 5 .8 16 0 FINDS BUSTERS YOURE FULL OF MoRE i Batteries — Bryan and Hannah STOLEN’ WATCH UNDER TH! MATTRESS OF His BED, WHILE TH’ GREAT SLELITH, SHERLOCK HOOPLE, HAD A BUTTON OFF A STATUES VeoT FOR A CLUE! ALLOW ME“TO PRESEAIT You A |El\ POCKETFUL OF CRACKED J ICE, MASOR I= WARNING,«IF You Do NOT STOP THAT STUPID FIDDLE FADDLE, TWILL SUFFER MV DIGNITY “To GIVE Nou BoTH A CUFFING! = EGAD,~ \F T HAD MY Nout, HE BoTH oF You WOULD “TREMBLE AT DAWN on WE DUELING FIELD, FOR THIS GROSS BUFFOONERN! TRICKS “THAN A GAME OF BRIDGE, IVE Gor | A WINCH “Hat You puT THAT WATCH 1) GOAK AT A PAWN SHOP THEN) GOT rT BACK AN EASED IT UNDER“ MATIRESS YOURSELF I = | Hughes and Koehler, 'San Francisco Wins | Over Beaver Squad | 8AN FRANCISCO, July land was easy for San Frani | terday, and the Seals had no trouble |in shutting out the Beay The score: ‘ortland . an Francisco . Batterie: Levereng | Mitchell and Yelle |Oakland Trounced by Salt Lake Club |p | 8a | and Daly; | SALT LAKE, July 23.—Salt Lake | won from Oakland here yesterday, | 13 to % ‘The sco RH. B.| Oakland . eo 18 | Salt Lake ... Feoeeld 19. 2] Batter Kraus No and Cook Wilson Entered at West Point Harry Wilson, former Penn State football star, and Jimmy Robertson of Carnegie Tech have entered West | Point Military academy and Baker; Kal: | Vern Lewelyn, tain and piteher a Jsity, has 1923 baseball cap. | Nebraska univer: to the Lincoln reported ** LEARN TO SWIM with’ a AY VADS WATER-WINGS | | SOLD EVERYWHERE “a GUARANTEED BY AYVAD MFG.C. HOBOKEN-NJ ee ee | Aulantic to take a jt Be H Payne the outfielder jeattle, is bat and he i of bingles his daily rne looked pretty good here but was troubled by illness and | didn't have a real chance to become © | acclimated wo-base th Spencer. 8 Time— y—Crane to Brady to Welsh 5. Umpires—Finney and Reardon. Harry Wills’ Wife Acts as Trainer | Mrs. Harry Wills has taken alarge! tie has. b Stribling’s book. | Page out of Ma’? |In addition to looking after the prep- jaration of the food at Harry's train ing quarters at Southampton, | Panther’? will also a on his road work on} Long Island, the wife of the ‘Black | ompany Harry Mrs, Wills is an} 1 LIE MANN BACK IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Leslic Mann, sent up to the big show by Seattle back in 19 resist the call of the nation: een with Boston, Cincin- jnati, St. Louis, and now he's back |with Boston, All his service has been in the National league. i PLAN CELEBRATION The Dutch Lawn Tennis associa- athlete of some standing and takes|tion is to conduct a big tournament enjoyment out of setting the ¥jon the road. pac is Holland this summer, in celebra- tion of its 25th anniversary. ey f . a Fine, mellowed: in-wood Kentucky Burley and Virginia Nature-flayored Stock—that's all. didiiniasmsstmumamiemmenane abiaens ee Smokefact No. 4 They haven't grown better tobacco-yet-’ than we put into CLOWNS The Smoke of Millions, isher Tobaced Cs, ‘Ine, “My 1s, Louisville, ky. ' Bercot Wins Wondertul Battle From Flores. SPEED ON BASES IS PUTTING SACRAMENTO IN COAST RACE pe aa aad Ss Olympic Soccer Champs Coming 4