The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 18

PECORATION WHERE THE cpo' ity DIRECTORY- ntier, a Wonder Man, on Screen, but Not: Pugilis- ly Speaking. the moving pictures of a society drama called “A Wonder Man,” now being presented in the Hotel Astor ball room, Georges Carpentier _ jMemonistrates that he can act. He ts {® regular John Drew in a drawing Toom, he wears clothes as becoming+ ly a8 Bob Hilliard, he can emile, and as needs be as well as a Frank Keenan, he mingles with society debutantes, and is there with all the bowing and scraping stuff \ike a man who had lived the life and he ean make love. All of which 1s in- Aeresting for movie purposes, but to some of us who went to see him ex- ibit his ring wares in a four round light which features the picture, Well, that’s another story. When the tage of the proceedings leading up to the fight with the villain was geachea we sat up and took notice. he friendly bout in the gym, in which Georges “retired” when he dis- _— "overed the affair wasn't friendly by (gay means, we passed over | ‘though there was a touch of realism | to it, for Georges had staggered back _ jfrom what looked a@ solid clout on he jaw. But it was when he began Mraining for the fight which was @ ter of honor with him, Georges eased to be an actor. He got down to the real business of getting him- sit in shape, as he soon will be do- for Battling Levinsky. He boxed with his sparring partner, he skipped in@ rope, bringing into play all the fancy steps known to gymnasium Tope skipping, and he punched the bag. Oh, there is where he excelled. He hit the bouncing yulb against the rd with eo much speed that the gould hardly follow the punches, Cele ANY QE S: : Se bo LOOKS LIK! {4 GOING OUT ND A QUIET sre ELS A SE SANE HOMIOAY- oRT Copyright, 1920, by e HE | THE BED fOOMS The Press Publishing Co. way TO THE e wap as eLus couR SE Played ao regular tattoo on it, using fists, elbows, forearms, fan- ‘tastically. There is nothing the | matter with his eyesight, for he never4 lased the speedy bag. He was so in shadow boxing, pivoting on! _ ‘his toes, swinging, uppercutting and | traight punching at an imaginary { pponent, and sidestepping, that at | {times he nearly jost hia balance. He sure is there with all the training stunts, N the ring the night of the “real” | Sellar. fight with the villain, he wasn't @o impressive. Of course, being haturally light footed, his foot work as almost perfection, but his style : ise and defense when mixing With his opponent wasn’t such 4s to 6 any Dempsey adherents switch ir bets should the pair meet. The mehman has a good left han snaps it in hard and fast in Way which might bewilder an ordin _ #Py man of his weight to the point ‘when he could bring his right over for the knockout, but the man would | have to be on ‘queer street before ) he would conhect with that right. n other words Georges m first “blind” his opponent with f lefts or get him into a groggy ) eondition to make his right hand punch of any use. A straight left 5 4 the hardest of all punches known 0 pegitien te avoid and Geovges's Mexterity in delivering this blow probably explains his ring successes. But to get back to his right. It's no der punch w 4 any means, Mike Gibbons at his best, would get in- ide of it the first time Georges let it gO and then there “would be sec- J) onds tolled off. It is of the round variety, going above his oulders to reach the object poin' it is a reminder of Willie Lewi ving-take-a-cha: wallop, which It “wood night” if it landed, and pote I similar to the one which jack Britton brings from his waist > fonally a8 a threatener to n over ambitious opponent, In a word it is a blow that is “telegraphed,” 8 they say in fight circles. As we atched Carpentier intently on the m we could almost tell when ‘Was going to let it go, The guy that ch race horses this yi Wood must have THE BRAVES L CEPT THEIR TRAL shower Panama h: New York Light ‘Those two legitima' Tendler, the best figh' fairly g00d defense, almost as shell- like’ as that which Leach Sross used to employ when the go- got hot, and & blocking system, h his body bent low, of forearms elbows to ward off blows to the ce and mid section. ‘This doubt- jess Serves its purpose, for we could where a careless loppcnent might it his hands ott of commission on rpentier’a elbows in trying to netrate such covering up. While admittedly fast on his feet, | \ponsersing a quick eye, Car tier isn't elusive. He ducks well uut-could be easily caught by a man f the Dempsey speed and rapid fire the prominent fighter .round bout to be fou on the night of July the match yesterday give Frank Bagley, n son, a guarantee of §: tion of 36 per cent, ceipts for Jackson. ance, ‘This go ought least $35,000, waukee, and Low Tendler fo regarded ae the best |i E are judging the French Hero| ‘ici *pare been mats by his work before a camera, | taking into consideration hat he was acting, but we feel that ctor ended in the és mociéty scenes before he got into ‘ring costume. Clever and all as! | he showed himself to be then, we] Delleve that he| ould submerge himself so entirely | to not reveal his actions with the oves on even against @ stage ABain. etaged by the Cream City go ought to draw a big cn in Danoy Sullivan, of boxing, conten Slama he dow le br ouc-eided cuntaa\ ‘ as Vpan Twomey Enters to 4 Nouts Here. Among the boxers who will compete! ir anna of the fin the amateur boxing tourney at the| frennan, the Chica Ce 69th Regiment for the Olympic boxing Bartley Madden, We Now nations of the Eastern Daperiment, Kid Norfolk will try to mal nited States Army is Sergt. can Joe Lawson Each 'womey, one of the most not- (twelve rounds, but neither American war heroes, World War ‘broke. out in Canada and served, wit P: t of sol- fant Amateur |ing four genuine contender | Cun of Noware, “N. 4., nem boxing show at the to one of the mrape Ge pet lawl ‘Martin Burke, the Now (er, for welve rainda, fy are auKlous lo we Burke, tered in this tourne; Shave ‘airendy won the respective, Ate an ba anteed $10,000 for ” Rounds With nia’s Champion. By John Pollock. the Nghtweight championship title, Lew in Pennsylvania, and Willie Jackson, finally been Aligned up for an eight- delphia National League Baseball Park of the Olympla A. A. of that city landed ‘The men will bat- tle al 185 pounds, weigh in at the ring- side, and each man is to post a forfeit of $500 for weight and $500 for appear Ritchie Mitral, the cowck Lightweight of fl go of ten rounds at tho boxing show to be jn the big auditoriom there on June 9. wmved fia hls wook in erery bout that be offici. Atos in that he is now reganled as one of the Dent referces in take” country, | the fighters battle and when @ fighter is out- Another pair of good heavyweight bouts, featur | tithe, will be staged Friday night in the open Dave MacKay, umichiaker of the Sportanen's | HeShas decided to put on a big camt of bouta, Light honey writ, | Wille Herman, Pecerson's Bim in LIVE WIRES By Neal KR. O’Hara Coperight, 1098, by The Pree Pubilehing Co. The Tigers are going like a house afire. There's nothing left but the The crew experts Guim the farvard shells are duds. . . ened the Shippi . blown more tha . The position of the Detroit team is laying~down. (uegat maar JOST EVERYTHL N CONNECTION Babe Ruth's got steam enough these days to swing @ party convention, ie eer) ‘MN soon be advertising the Yanks like they do the vaudeville pro-| To-day, BABE RUTH and eight other good players. S igiir Bat It looks like Detroit and the A's ure organizing a third division (et ing ats aren't he! Lew Tendler and To Meet in Philadelphia July 12 weight Guar- sight Pennsylva- te contenders for ter at his welgnt of this city, have ht at the Phila- 12, Leon Rains by agreeing to manager of Jack 10,000 with an op- of the gross re- to surely draw at of Philadelwia, wio ight weight in Penal to weet in the main of Milwaukee ‘The A. ©. owd of fight fane, the official referees of Jorwey, iamproven 80 Sullivan makes thing in staypiog the mp for Jack Dempsey's K. 0. Bi + will trade elama with York Irishman, while ke abort shrift of Mext. bout ta scheduled for la expected to go the intende to stego Amnory on June 18, his ne Tunney, the promi wing aguinwt Orleara promising bat- (The New York Reming World.) | ng Board's ships must be naming the . soap bubbles with Procter’s $500,000. . | GON THE WESTERN TRIP E: 8. the whit Willie Jackson night, and who claims the featherweight cham- Dionship of the State of New Jemey, was matched by hie manager, Mike McGowan, to meet Johnny Kilbane for the world’s featherweight champion- ship at the Olymple A.C. of Paterson, N, J., 00 Tuesday evening, June 15, Clay Turner, the Indian ifght heavyweight, Who puniabed Gabe Goulard, the former Califor nia heavyweight, eo badly in their twelve-round bout at Paterson, N. J. on Inst Saturday night that refereo Danny Sullivan stopped the bout after ‘Tumer bad drogped Goulard for the second time in the uinth round, left for Philadelphia today, whore he will battle Harry Greb for eight rounds tomorrow night, Benny Coster, the clever east side bantem Naight, has been aigved by his manager, Jimmy Man®, “to meat Packey O'Gatty in a ten-round bout in So om June 8 If Comer is succenstul in whipping O'Gatty he will be matebat by fro- moter Albert Ritchie to meet Ia) Moore. Coster fe also being sought by a Detroit club to mect Can ‘Tremaine, Goorge Papin, who came here from France sev- eral weeks ago heralded as the lightweight cham: pion of that country, but who made such a poor ahowing against Lew Tendler of Pulladelphia, who put him away tn tho sixth round at the Arena ALC. of Jersey Cit been matched to fight Joo Tiplits of Philadelphia for etght rounds at tne Votiadelphia ball park on Junue 16, Papin is probably in for another lacing, Dan Morgan tried to match hls new Hehtwolght, Hddie Fitzsimmous of this city, with Pal Moran of New Orleans for eight rounds at Philadelphia to-morrow night, but Pal figured that as Fitzaim- mons best Lew ‘Tendler recently Fits was a good man for him to slay away from and as & re ult passod Up the match, Jack Bulger, manny of Marold Farese ana Charley Wetnert, the Newark fighters, says he bas matched Farese to box Artie Hoot at Philadelphia on June T aud Young Chaney at Martford, Conn., on June 15, and Welnert with Marry Gred at Vittaburgh on June 18, We hope that Bulger ts telling the truth about these bouts. NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Brat Baltimore, 5; Jervey City, 2 (first) Baltimore, 5; Jersey Clty, 2 (second), Akron, 5; Buffalo, 1 (first), Akron, 4 (second), 4; Toronto, 2 (firm) Rochester, 3; Toronto, 2 (second), 6 (first) ‘Whe fauna in this viein. ‘Tunoey 6 against fort featherweight, aw bout . 9; Syracuse, 4 (second), Games To-Day, ‘Sport Happenings , ; a N ‘ x ” ‘ ’ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920. | BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW Y THE HOLIDAY ENDS (The New York Evening World). es mune! HERE CADDY RK By Thornton Fisher t saw THE 1 Kio FIRST. HERE CADON! AROUND THE cAooY HOUSE Ce TELL THE WORLD &* pasrrUl WEEK EO LIKE THAT BEATS ALG Your ROWED SUMMER rs of Decoration Day The Yankees won two games from Washington before 50,000 fans. Brooklyn trimmed the Giants, morning and afternoon, 40,000 people witnessed the contests, 80,000 enthusiasts watched five fav- orites go down to defeat at Belmont. Gaston Cheyrolet, an American driver piloting an American car, won the 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis before 125,000 people. At the Newark Velodrome before ™%,000 fans Arthur Spencer defeated Eddie Madden, Frank Kramer and other bike stars in the feature event. The Malta B. C. of Philadelphia won the junior eight-oared shell race from the Union Boat Club of this city on the Harlem River: Yale's baseball gladiators defeated Pennsylvania by 8 to 3. Harvard won from Erown by 9 to L. Williams beat Amherst 11 to 6. Willie Plant, Morningside A. C., equalled the course record on a hike from City Hall to Coney Island. His time was 1.26.50. Lawrenceville won the Jersey prep school title at New Brunswick. The Playground Champlonship was captured by McKibben Park before 16,000 people. Jack Britton defeated Johnny Grif- fiths in @ fifteen round bout. Frankie Burns won from Fieddie Jacks in twelve rounds, Williams College defeated Amherst over the Holyoke Golf Course by 7 matches to 2. Fa (Strangler) Lewis threw Tvan Linow, Russian champion, with a cranium hold in 1 hour 29 minutes at Bronx Athletic Field. Gene Walker won the ten-mile world’s championship for half-mile tracks at the annual motorcycle meet held at Greeley, Col. Walter Grenda, Bayview Wheel- men, came home first in a twenty- five miles handicap road raco at Piainfield, N. J C. V. Benton carried off the quall- fying medal in the Hudson River Club championship with a score of 159. Fordham’s baseball aggregation de- feated University of California*é to 2. Alexander, the Cubs’ twirling ace, made his record eleventh stright when he took the Reds into camp 3 to &., Clinton High School defeated Com- merce in a spirited ball game 11 to 9. alee Award Over . Maas., June 1.—Johnny Dundee received the decision over Jack Lawler in a twelve-round bout at the Atlas A. A. (Kid) “Brown was awa: over Freddle Jacks in another twelve, while, the, rateres stepped the Fal Mo- ran-Mel Coogan contest in the sixth Harry round, claiming the men were not trying. Bring Back Your : Pep Got a real boiling out tn the steam room and a good rub down. Kills that tired feeling and brings back the old * * Conta you Bc and gives You teat 100 PER CENT, FEBLING. Romain all night if you wish; $1,00 extra for # dormitory, PENN POST STEAM BATHS Reading at Jersey City, ‘Doronto |Several Changes Mark Closing of Duckpin Tourney The second annual Interstate Duck- pin Bowting Championships came to a close at the White Elephant Bowling Academy last night, teams from Water- bury, Trenton and New York City, and Jimmie Smith, the celebrated tenpin bowler of Milwaukee, competing. The Wooster team of Waterbury rolled into Elephant team of New York City with @ score of 1,654. In the individual event J. Frank: ured. twe F. the Wooster team se: place with a total of 3 aR of the Horse Shoe Tire team of n= ton, rolled into. thirty-seventh place with a score of 351, and W. Stokes o! Washington bow they could do was to have of their mem- bers break into the prize money in the various events, In the five-men event the Club team of Pittsburgh won the first prize with a score of 1,707; Randall nyi and C, of the Red ‘Dragons, Cam- the double event with a Mathie of the Bruns- wick Colts of Washington, Pa. i first in the Individual event while Artie Adelman of the Whit phant team won the allrevent with a total of 1,155. tourney, to whieh bowlers of the country will be invited to compete. An effort will also be made by the management to standardize the size of the duckpin and the weight and size of the duespin bowling balls, tt has been found that bowlers of. the different cities of the country have been using vartous size bowling balls and tenpins. If this is accomplished, a great step will have heen taken to ad- Vance and popularize the ducxpin sport. Frankte W) TOLYOKH, Mass, June 1. — Before the Atlas A’ C. of’ Chicopee, Frankie Wilson of Brooklyn gained the popular decision over Connie Flanagan of New Bed e-round bout ford in a fast twel a tle for fifth place with the White | the Wooster team’ forty-lourta place | with 347. Although muc! of the Robins Win Two The Robins are tied for first place over the Giants, Making only three runs over @ stretch of eighteen innings and play- ing bush league baseball in the morn- ing and afternoon, the Giants. lost both games of the Memorial Day double-header to the Robins at Eb- bets Field yesterday, The Flatbush clan won the morn- ing game by a score of 5 to wh {in afternoon Robbie's flock ooyg the Giants before a crowd jor MBenty-seven thousand fans by a |margin of 5 to 1. The double vic- tory lifted the Robins into a tle with the Cubs for first place. The Giants looked like the worst ball club in the country yesterday and they played like it Me men_ help great pitching of Burlelg | they but Mamaux, ing er 2 1 plays that belong in the “bon rl Smith and Jesse Barnes got their signals tanvled up in the open- ing inning of the afternoon game and tobins got away to a one-run ad- vantage. In the sixth, after the had succeeded in tying up the in the fifth, Smith threw to se to catch Hy Myers, and when neither Doyle nor Fletcher covered the bag. the Brooklyn outfielder over the plate. —_ Ledoux Knocks Out Higgins. LONDON, June 1.—Charles of France last night knocked out Jim Higgins of England in the eleventi round of a scheduled bout, for the bantamweight’ Ledoux. From Giants and Tie for the Lead aS a result of two hollday victories scampered Ledoux twenty-round cham- pionship of Europe, which Is held by All New York at Races And Yet Favorites Lose BELMONT SELECTIONS. Only One Choice Rewards Holiday Crowd of Big Size at Belmont. First Race—Fading Star, Gladys, eegecond No selections. Race—No 5 Third, Nace — American Soldier, Vhite Sox, Ds iow. Weourth Tince =~ Lord Brighton, ibal, C ‘asKe MEAlih face Red Red Rose, EA- ina, Lady Archie. : Wigixth “Race-Serviee Star, Royal Jester, Gallagher, By Véncent Treanor. RE you at Belmont Park? (No? Well, stand up and be counted. Looked to #3 as if @verybody in ‘New York waa there. Thirty thousand, Yes, easily, and if you had to fight your way to objec- tve points and retained your good nature you were a wonder. ‘The grand stand was jammed, under and over; the paddock was thronged and the lawn was. impass- able. While folk outside tried to be good natured, the customers of Harry Stevens were fighting one another | trying to buy bottles of milk and sandwiches, and the real lunch coun- wily Defends Wel- ter Title, June i—Jack Britton Britten Sace AKRON, successfully detenced his weltemweight 0. championship in a fifteen-round battl® with Johnny Griffiths of Akron. Grit- fiths was a chopping lock and couldn't touch the champion. The first, third, fourth, eighth, ninth and fourteenth rounds were e Griffiths got a slight shade In thé second and fifth and ton captured each one of the others'D a wide margin. —_ Marty Cross Defents Downer: CINCINNATI, .©0., June 1.—Marty ‘i Cross, weighing 145’ pounds outpointed ter feeders waited patiently for) fiom: Downey. weighing 164 pounds, in stools. We have never seen anything] a fast ten-round bout at Hueck's Opera like tt. House last night. Cross uséd # straight left and right uppercut to good advantage and in the ninth round had Downey In bad pe ‘The racing seemed a secondary in- etitution. It was a holiday, a regu- lar “suckers’" day, as all holidays are at the racetrack, but nobody seemed to mind it. Horses won and lost, but the favorites turned the folks down badly. As a matter of fact only one favorite won, He was Chasseur, a 2 to 5 shot. Not very nourishing, All the other first choices threw the pub- he down. If we had time we might tell how the steeplechase favorites failed utterly; in fact, they (the Widener entry) didn't seem to try an inch, Wé wouldn't say that about the other choices, but they were beaten, just the same, for some reason or other, Big American Golf Contingent Arrives Abroad A $2.50 Par-amount Shirt and any other $2.50 shirt may loot alike—at first glance. H, June 1 of PLYMOU' Walker, president George H the United | States Golf Association and the other members of the representative com- mittee which is to confer with the Same with two appl outside, counts. les—on the But its the inside that | officials of the Royal and Anc | jolf Association at St, Andre Par-amount Shirts are seund | Scotla sr on propesea pee enty | cee thru frora the core—they're rules, e arrived 8 buil serve! S 1c American golers, who. will bale 16 serve faction guaranteed or money back, PAR-AMOUNT SHIRT SHOPS INCy Eight New York Shops One in Yonkers the special team | ford-Cambridge ( In the British amateur pionship tourney, the Caronia, The ‘Americans were welcomed by the Mayor of Plymouth, with A, C. Croome and Mansfield Hunter, of the | reception committee, who will con: | duct them to London, Dyer and J. and golf * cham - also landed from R. Boice won the ning round In Class A of the four- | ball tournament at the Englewood Golf Club and in the afternoon H. M. Coxe land Grantland Rice took. first’ honors with a low net score of In the Memorial Day Apawamis Dr. Edgar Sti cup with a return of 91—18 not content with that su annexed the while his brother, shed third in the golf com. » cup play and first in the weepstake with a card of For the main prize W. 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