The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 rack Ss wim Tutor Made Champion Portly Mentor Saw Possibilities in Lanky Chicago Youngster Five Years Ago and Made World’s Champion Out of Him; To Be in Five Races By Leo H. Lassen | Epa E year lanky youngster had an ambition to came down to t C ons from William Bachrach, the is Athletic club. For weeks Weis- he club tank with a friend of his, who rep champior e Windy City at the time, So was he that wach finally consented to watch I e portly coach saw the natural ability f young fellow, saw he was strong and knew he was W ‘orm t ngs “ti " ‘ ‘ N x ALA a hip ativ iu 1 ‘ Weismuller Prefers Outdoor Wate: o Wa s aitho H h mm s 1 sy t 1 After a short workout We f \ muller said that he prefe I m \ outdoor competition, altho it Weis didn’t make a grea 1 of dif help trv ference to him whether he r in tanks or in natural 9 1 courses. Pinkston Giv stion Pinksica have Weis es Up Que ‘Vere uller, a ta’) fellow, you wi) who is just a fraction or so a . faster than Arne Borg, the a Frid Ww Swedish star, who is a Uttle * 1 skinny fellow And then there's We * Charleton, another fast man, ) s who is heavy and fat t ix Y rs am Pe ; rs v es form is tial t “How can you explain it?” | it Divers Practicing Hard IONDITION the n thing ;t ; There t wr | ; 7 fir 1 ew a 4 + - ¢ + ‘But it’s different with — the Pinkst ALY divers, who are forced to prac « s twiee daily to become ac S. } De J 4 omed to the new diving a. It tower at the Canal. an A ADE r t 1 ¢ nd he Harold Kreuger Is Real Star in Welsmuller wu et steam yacht i thru the THILE = W th canal and wh was slowing nd 3 Teas ae up for the Montlake ridge to 4 of ©) open, Kreuger swam to the yee BL 6 é @ n, Harold } ™) prow of the boat and was ar | n g Oo n S he e Jeadwood pushed along in the water un E] I on f ky in til the vessel speeded up. Then | elmer Jaco Ss is can ! Kreuger climbed up on the deck C ea y or ew ee J) me _ be ing Hawalia A and dove off into the canal F . KR JACOI th re ! m again. Li k O . Seattle pi : mete into | ba te inks Opening] «x7. sete wn ec we at st ove ' T llino letic club ington || le club by the cu Kreuger is t The Illin Athletic club FR ry HE Harlington i ! ; i" fellow and so Fri-| stars and the d iy ace 4 > ¢ ve ¢ ' be of drive in the water worked out in the Washing ¥ ¢ i : 3 daredevil of the lot. De Bi candle RATAN TBE THR fies ares C, tional meet which gets under c ¢ | 2 Walter Laufer to Force Weismulle: a aah a ata tly Rel ) Cie | ; ‘ fn who | tion, and ig ¢ t a a urd ¥ in th ad Wau Sane nas akg , will’ be. eny by| Pletured here are: (1) John- z a ; fee hit H | ed " ‘ M. C. A. ace fastest swimmer and ace of ' ¢ j n the league the sg ¢ at Weismt Laufer is me net pene the Illinois A, C. team; (2) r 1 for the |] @ new ch . re t with Weismuller in ability, # 1 Whit fated tay “| toll 1 wi Crandall alte on io- oid é 1 tho he hasn't @de the records | 4 White, th ia maderful dir t) " abi . H Wayt id Nite has “Svante vw e ¢ in the sprints that his rival nas. | €7 Of the Olympie club of | tayo in Sa Hood | nd agra will tonciek te the The Ohio star was due to arrive|San Francisco; (3) Pete Des rt the Chicago w will } i Jardiene, 2 f from Florida; (4) Tommy) “mates . ; : Howard Kinsey McKee, of the Hollywood |?" mh ry 3 Meet Starts on Wednesday i oe ha ; pe National ~ meet ! the| under construction for the fans. | Athletic club; (5) Harold} via Playing Champ Nort t Invitati na 7,000 bleachers seats being | Kreuger, star swimmer of, having . ent tart 0 ta erected on both sides of the | the Illinois A. C., plunging for Net Title ‘There are 11 event tyes rto the Ca ters; (6) \KOKIE COUNTRY CLUB, Glen a" a. rise : ywer stands within a| William Bachrach, veteran mie; thé, top: timatbiina ot | yo a at ve! ti c 1. clear view of t veloped Weismuller. Ly ‘ ‘ vard K y, California ile ions are | : from both sides | h by ¢ Tho fiveman team finishing the Hlchaniacoesthe’ Til he Fine accommodations a a from h rica F sible gugubee “ak: GORA Kitna ” paeshing AS : es is | son und | the mateh i “3 | ‘ eh he ie beh ell Fy the winner of tho Bill * EARLINGTON INDIANS VS. Helen Wills asain’ |e, meet the toner he . m Jon to bill and in the finals to- | Wins Essex | Another event will bring together | VS EV é four profe nals, namely; Johnny Kir ° . : , Kinsey 4 | \J of Piper & Tatts; Curley | aya, ant CIUNDAY will find the 25-mar AX vinding up the current | Tennis Title} Iuexton, of the Olympt club; | 2! AN Ss ol se th the Vernon r V ANCHESTER, Mas July 26.—] per Gall, of the Glendale Coun eds { ma with the urday and sunday | WL catitornia m 2 clean sweep | try club, and Frank Minch, of the een eenee een ae dn the oo | gnmes, t tle Indians will come | of the Eusex Coun lub women's | Kvorett club, In an exhibition four. |ProteKe. “Sandy” Welner, tn the v north to play Portland In the Rose |} ation tenn urnament here} ball foursom [when Bob Kinsey collapsed on the » | City Friday, with convincing victories in resident Frank Ryan Iie Ri vGeiat OF CAMS Ban TIT6 PILE CANVAS Deda te teppei aed Ian be Be He array ts for a “presl-| inable to continue and the match will come home to clash with Vernon Helen Will of 1 national reome 1 Bill Bh wai foetalted A 4 hamplon, o helmed Mary K i up th material for A a result of this match, the ) is making a fine record on Monica, second ains” four , lan siretn diy, Wasik OSARE:, taken, 1 tr ud trip and is proving to be in the coun The public ts Invited to take in| tte Johnston and Griffin, Wont =A ayers teeing off in elimina the best road club in the elreult. The 1 this she Coast pair, in the finals of the “ar m the morning of the / indians have won elght and lost four,| victor and vanquished in this | doubles late today he fay and the rest of Henry | including Friday's contest with Ver jmatoh then paired in an“ M iy on 1y ( + 150) engaging in| non, since leaving home: West" final in the doubles, In the ayjors ve ition. B I ing Mrs, Marion Zindoratein ‘BOXER DIED at nal ma¥eh, on| oxer Is of Wilmington * s ive tie toot wi astern Boxer tej eee er Kew ACCIDENTALLY Pe ae After Big Fights “iio ieoion in eiving the A LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 2 sred even Leo Gates, who boxes under the | Browne mc into the double wine) RINK ie Harry ‘ay, boxer’ waa Friday. ab ™\oame of the Mohawk Indian of|ner cl pairing with C, W olved of all blame in the death of oe ’ |North Adame, has returned to New|Holman, of Santella, Cal, and de-| ‘The Pitt tes gained 9 full | MiioKoy Shannon, Chicago boxer, by York city after a week's rest at his|feating M Ryan and Nat W S Bantctie ¢ | the verdict of a coroner's jury inves . re) home in Boston and his manager,| Niles of Boston, 6-2, 6-4 In the twating, the. cave nnon Was WINS BY K. f. Max Moyer, is planning a busy cam. | mixed doubles Lary fleldl by, of tell muthworth | iiied in a bout ntly when x0, NEW YORK, Ju oe Her} naign for him, In addition to Jack rs Dean by F Knocked thru tho ropes, Ho died of he man, feat clgt ntender,| penault, with whom negotiations for a ue fa fractured skull t knocked out Kid Henry sostor, . Y.. ave Women Swimmers Caveney's error wave the Cubs tele of Atled L2eroutrid bout. | py ‘ith King Solomon, ~Ready for Tourney BIKE RACES ON od si ares orapy NEV YOU I Iileen the Tigers went into w tle with the! iy eonsunetion with the { ro. in, Bthel MeGary, Helen Meany | Browne for fourth place whon thoy beat) Voie wnow, being held at $ GNED the Wh to 4 : @ e CHEANE ASL IGHTOS FLOW VICTORIOUS and Asnos Geraghty will head : Daarmtartingy Bturdayicw xbulan Gt ‘ fade aut AURORA 4 Jul 2 Tiger | team of 14 immors, the Women will » | bloyele races were be held Satur fasorma millat A " Atlanta negro, defeated Lou imming a jon will send to |? rein ee \ day, Mntries from (tle and sur ‘ik re, next Thur hight, | Bogash, of Bridgeport, Conn., here) the national championships, next | jc ally, -diant& 38) \ | rounding cities, as well as Victorians [list night by @ newspaper decision, | , THE SEATTLE STAR GV0or——— » Bachrach, Illinois A. C. Coach, Developed Weismuller | were planning to race, 4) I vedi, bby month, in’ Detroit, | ide AG ey Angels Land a Churchill Is in Tacoma to ACOMA | of vill yma looking er 1 i he husband. f the Filipino wor Churehill declared he had Arrange Bout ~ Big Splashes of Swim World Here for National Meet ~ Dem pseyls Back H ome; to S tart Training “* Champion Returns to Los Angeles and Says He Will Begin Work for Bout With Harry Greb in Michigan City OS ANGELES, July —Jack Dempsey and his bride, Estelle Taylor, were resting at their Hollywood home today, following arrival last night from their European honeymoon, se quore wore ues a’ Dempsey said he was ready to fight and that he would the crowns, go into training at once. His first bout prob- Churchill is dickering for a bout ably will be against Harry Greb at Michi- \ rove Paxts ae ty Phil gan City, Ind., late in September, bn bntedeld Sea heal kha Ke : “Tam to fight and will start train- weight champ! ship and ah ’ : } : “ Gaile canter it ing immediate Dempsey said. “I expect in mind for th holleving to find a location for a training camp in the mountains. My first fight will take 4 place in Michigan City in September against rpg reie lor ASL} RS / any man selected for me by Promoter Floyd never be another boy like Villa. He Fitzsimmons and the Chicago newspaper was in a clas by himself men.” 5 In Churchill's stable are Mike Dempsey said he had not vet seen Jack FS erie aa RP A Kearns, his manager, but would have a cor- champion of the world, and Montgomery, former Center ec grid warrior, who is now a hea » | Weight hope Valley Leaguers | End Season With Contests Sunday final gamos will be in the Valle Di ague played | | Hwith the Renton club a einch for} the title as it now has a two-game | |Iead over its nearest Mal, Fairfax Ag the Fairfax nine does Sunday, the leaders tre Sunday not play in no dan ference with him within a few days. Reports tha he had an appointment with DEMPSEY | the New York boxing commission last Tuesday were errone- }ous, Dempsey said. “T have a factory agreement with the New York box- ing commission by accepting Harry Wills’ challenge and have signed with Tex Rickard to fight Wills,” Dempsey said. Matters in regard to the Wills match will be taken care. of hy Tex Rickard and the New York commission. Time Releases | Wesbrook G for Pigeons in | Sportsmen Show) ee schedule for the rele ave Net Ace Scare Walter Wesbrook, former Univer ity of Michigan star, gave the great | BU Tilden a strenuous argument tit of iN pigeons of the Racing Pigeon|the national clay court tennis Peer of losing thelr lead cli have been announced, ‘The | tourney held a tSt, Louis recently. Issaquah is the team which plays! schedule is for the races held in| Wesbreok carried ‘the sharpie into to ramo | ” five the scores being 64, 2.6, jRenton, the game being held at} conjunction with the Seattle Sport 64, 2 nd ¢.0, It was the toughest Renton, Auburn Journeys to Tolt! men's Show, which is now being | competition “Big Bil’ has faced this jin the other game on tap, George} joa, it is aaifollows; Porthind club, | S¢a8on |Parkhouse will umpire the Renton: | ign ; | —— MES. Tamuduah tite! -aia Sheehan, =the | 2uly: 80) ‘Vahoouver, August | (Advertisement) achat } 1; Victoria, B.C. August 2 ° rhea Ai aig | tirds trom the Wetmore vying Pastime Dance Won Lost Pet club, Chicago, Th to be ree} 2 bt tall tepaeel suamumeene we LLI Spring St. Malrfax “ fly 2,000 miles. Al} reloases will oo: | ‘ 7 6 OG} our at 1280 p.m Several othor | D. whihee Di y } Auburn 5 4/ahipments of birdy are due at the} ancing ver sotholl An 2 7 = how, but ne time hus IL veevveessesee dB ALLY thelr journey, {