The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 15

MIKE DONLIN TO RETURN cording to confessions from the playe: Brooklyn ts ali “het wp" over the game in which regular actorm and ‘re: stars are scheduled to appear. LEMON JUICE TAKES OPF TAN hind the footli # skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled vale stage and screen, the juice of two lemons bottle containing three ounces of poy Ane White, shake well, and you net @ quarter pint of the best freckle, sanburn and tan lotion, and com- = beautifier, at very, very small ntitiating. ba New Lots Play Soldiers. Manager Fred Bradley has secured “eur grocer has the lemons and) si.) attraction for the,New Lots B ‘any drug store or toilet counter will | supply three ounces of Orchard White |... for a few cents., Massage this sweetly | OPvan's Rou freckles; sunburn, windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! harmless.—Advt. Bs they did aro New Lots Field Is situated at Tt is} Road New 4 and Linwood Street, Brooklyn. at *323 URNAMENT Model of extraordinary quality, double center strung, oval throat, reinforced . shoulders. An oppertunity that will not occur again. Also Spalding, Wright & Ditson, Harry C. Lee and Davega Models reduced 20% Regularly $2.00 to $12.00. Now $1.60 to $9.60 “Everything for Summer Sports.” & DAVEVA & TO DIAMOND ON SUNDAY. Melody from “Tin Pan alley” and “oolses” from the world of make-be- “| Heve will intermingte at the Ridgewood Grounds tn Brooklyn Sunday afternoon when the Actors’ All Star and Song Writers and Motion Picture Stars base~ ball teams clash in annual contest. Ac~ ‘The Thespians, headed by such wonderful ball players as Gus Van, Joe Schenck and Eddie Cantor, have rehearsed be- ts for several nights tor the gam 4 = it Sy ot layers as Stanton, lenry ‘eal Girls! Make bleaching totion | |Pere "Mack. Paul Denipsey,. Charlie Simpecn, Baty Murray, Larry Puck and alin, “the Adonis of daseball, to-day deserted the actors and Was commissioned to cap- itera and Motion Pie+ fathered IT tossers Bernie Grosman, Mur cent, Art Plantodosl, Moe Schenck, Tom Pay- ibonatt. this coming Sunday afternoon, when gh Necks wil cross bats account of themselves on the diamond wad the Hindenburg tine. vy Teas bach ckets | A Kennis —I Husky Bob Martin, A. E. F. Sensation, Who Won Inter- allied Ring Title and 60 Bouts Abroad; Comes Home to Attack All Heavyweight Claims; so Jack Dempsey, Beware! By Richard Freyer. ERGEANT BOB MARTIN, torm- S erly of the 38th Ohio National Guard Division, arrived from France a few days ago. Martin is the American lad who brought the A. & F. and Interallied heavy- weight boxing champtonships back to the United States. He enlisted in the army some twenty-six months ago and is @ product of the American ex- peditionary forces, as he had never engaged in boxing oontests before a B. casting hie lot with Uncle Sam. fi nt lotion into the face, neck,| With the home team. The latter nine is ragra sed of forme: bers of the 27th) A taki arms and hands each day and see how Division ‘and. have. Seen civing a good bestia dedi a ee deserved rest at his home in Terre Alta, W. Va. Jimmie Bronsoh, the Western fight promoter, who also saw service in France asa ¥. M. C A. rep- resentative and who signed Martin to a contract after Bob had won the In- terallied cfamplonships, also arrived ago. Bronson claims that Martin will, be the logical contender for Jack Dempsey and tells many interesting tales of Bob's contests on the other side. To begin the soldier-doxer is twen- ty-one years of age, having reached his majority on armistice day. He is 8 feet 21-2-inches in height, weighs 195 pounds and has a reach of eighty inches. Bob engaged in sixty fights, dnd his | itinerary took in Belgium, France, | Italy and Germany. He won the A.) B. F. championship in a bout with Fay Kaiser, held at the Cirque de Paris, defeating his opponent on points in ten rounds. Kaiser, by the way, fought many bouts on this side of the pond before he enlisted in the army, and was a seasoned pugilist. This bout was attended Py Gen. shing and the Prince of Wales, fl Bronson claims he witnessed the most impressive sight of his career on the night of the contest. “Gen, Pershing’ entered the arena just before the main event went on,” said Bronson. “The crowd, some | 10,000 people, stood up and cheered. | A tew minutes later the Prince of ‘Wales, who ts but nineteen years old, egtered the door and went to his box. 15 Cortlandt St. 405 Broadway 831 Broadway 125 W. 125 St.| Gen. Pershihg walked over to the Nese Biway Near Canal St. Near 13th st. 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Pare THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1919, Army’s Boxing: Champion’ Eager for Home Campai ign'| bagk in the United States a few days| et when the chorus was reached the 10,000 present joined in.” After thie contest Bob traveifed to Germany and took on all comers, ing in about fifteen bouts and them all. He then returned winn' to Paris, where he trained for the interallied championships to be held at the Pershing Stadium, There wero twelve different nations represented in the boxing champtonsh: and after working his way to ‘semi~ finals Martin, by bis defeat of Jour- net, a Frenchman, met Capt. Cowgill of the Australian Arpy in the final bout. The Australia was knocked out in two rounds afid Martin was declared the winner, He was es- jeorted before Gen. Pershing, who, jafter presenting Martin with the trophy, said: “Bob, | knew you would do it, but didn't think it ‘would be so quick. You know this game was the game which made the American Army the greatest army in the world. By your victory you have shown you are the greatest fighter of that army. Goodby and good luck.” Bronson has received all sorts of offers for Martin, and most likely his first bout will be In the town from which he enlisted, Akron, 0. Jimmie thinks the boxing gate wpuld receive a great boost if con- tents were fought here under A. BE. F, rules. ‘These rules call for two min- utes of boxing, instead of three, and one minute rest, That means action up to shake hands with the ‘Ameri- | interallied ‘or given decisions in over 500 bouts. lows.’ and decisions were never questioned What you pay out your good money for is cigarette satisfaction—and, my, how you do get it in every puff of Camels! cos yet retaining the desirable “Body.” You may smoke them without tiring Camels are simply a revelation'any way you consider them! realize their superior . quality and the rare en- joyment they provide, Camels .certainly are all any smokor ever asked all the way, ‘The Western promoter was the of- ficial referee of the A. F. and championships and has His Then, you'll | grows receipta, Dundee and Wil Park in Philadelphia on next Monday night will not take Place because Phil Glassinan, one of the boxing promoters in that city, has induced Ben Shibe owner of the park, not to allow Bobby Gunais to stage a show on that evening, as he (Glassman) claims he had an option on that date. ‘There is & chance now that the bout may be fought ip the open air at the Armory A: A. of Jersey City on Labor Day night, as Matchmaker John Jen- nings is ready to put the contest on that evening, Frank Bagley, man- ager of Jackson, has already accepted the terms offered him by Jennings, fot another bartle the middle of next month, ‘Smith wants the conta et the tasoball park, while Tranter wants to stage kh in the big Auditorium at his fint indoor boking sow of the season on Monday evening, Bept, 15, r] mest in & teu-round bout at & ahdw Wo bo singed by Mike Coline, the fight promoter of Minne spolie, at the vig tmesball park im the latter cliy On the night of Bet, 4. ‘Tie bout key the piace of the Mike Gitbous-Joff Smith bout which was postpousd on" ecoount of Gibson's ines, The proposed fight between Johnny ; ht whee Jack#on at Shibe | ems bet .|last evening, when Lew M Aimes Macte, he tan been working for the Goveroment, i tack in the boxing game and haa corralied vires good fighters, He has macched Walter Moh to bon Harry Wieree ai Goracime Monday night; Paw Dizon to face duckie Clark at Allentown, Sept, 6, and Busty Graham to meot some good boy at Beranton on Murray will mee either Lynch of Bedny Valger to a decision and will Bet either ote $1,000 ou, the eke iat Murray willl wis, The ten-round tout between Mike Ciding 6A Jolt Smith whieh was slated w be fought at Min- Reapolla Sept, 4, has been portjousd for tive sreeka ow actount of Givbous basing vols 17 tn boib of bis eyes, Mike Collins of Ge dub, had his phyvicleo examine ye Uiiboone: . ho eald that Mike was in bad shape, Benny Vaiger started tinivi nove for the bani cmweign mapoed out for him, On next ‘Tuamiay aight, ‘Ata, 20, Benny ie scheduled to meet the bet available exponent at the Armory A. A, of Boston in Mechantis’ Hail, “Maichmakor Ivy Lewia wi fake am attempt to secure Dundes, Charley White of Cdicago, who intenda to con tiows fiehting, & how elamed up for two more fighes, Hla fint go will be with Stanley Youkum, we Denver bt He with clash with | Yoakum in ® 4 bout to a decialon at Denver, Ooi, oo Friday aight, His second go will be with Joe Welling at Kast Ohicago, Ind, for wa rousde on Labor bey afternoon, | Walter “Geo” Stewart, who halls from Wheel ing, W.Va, ie another fighter who te dis | playing good figtting form in every bout that be takes part in, He bas won maay battles Choro, and is at peewmt matched to fight Kid Willies of Relthnore at Wheeling on Labor Day, and Carl ‘Tremaine, the Detroit fewer weight, at Detroit, Micd., om Bept, 16, It the promoter of the boring clu a Dayton, wih give Battling Levinsky «& guarantee of 000 with an eption of 30 par cent, of .the gross reonipte 10 box Bartley Madden « fifteen: round decision bout on Sept, 11, Dan Morgan, manager of Lavinaky, will cling) the match at noe, ‘The promoter’ ie willing to give Levinmky a guarantee of $750 with 2% per cent, of the Joey Wor, the English featherweight, ia, all | NEWS OF SPORT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES|™® STANDING. 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