The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 22

4 ‘les GIANTS START NORTH AFTER TWO MORE DAYS AT SAN ANTONIO Bob Martin Is Working His Way to the Top. OB MARTIN, A. EB. F. heavy- weight champion, seems to have { borrowed the knockout idea. Martin has been establishing a knockout record. Last week he knocked out three men on three suc- bestive nights. This is good practice for the big fellow, and if he keeps fat it he'll work into position for a track at the heavyweight champion- Bhip in course of time. Martin has been coming along as well as any one could expect. Be- ie a big fellow, it was all right for im to make a late start. He began ‘ing while in the army in France, at the age of twenty. There he won A. E, F, championship, knocking it twenty-two men in twenty-seven thts, and winning the other bouts on points. Returning from the war, Martin went in for professional boxing. In 1920 he won fifteen out of twenty fights witn knockouts. Martin ts six Yeet two inches tall, weighs 190 pounds, and is well built. He has fighting blood in him, coming rom the same part of the country hat produced Jeffries and Dempscy t-West Virginia,’ Both Jeffries and mpsey were of old Virginia fam- Jes. Like Dempsey, Morris and several her fighters from this section, Bob artin has Indian blood in his veins, the rest of his ancestry being Scotch d Irish, for several generations back merican born, A bird with all that behind can't kept on the ground. ITH Babe Ruth getting $75,000 for a season's play he ought to me the wealthiest ball- layer, But Babe, on past perform- ces, can spend fast enough to keep ip with any income, especially where @ ponies run. Funny, any athlete who heads his rofession invariably thinks he's art enough to ‘‘beat the races.’ I uid name twenty ring champions nd near champions who lost fortunes rying to beat the horse races, Not ne of them ever succeeded. There was Young Corbett. When @ was making money at a fair rate the ring and getting ready for a t in San Francisco, he won 20,000 in one day at Ingleside track. it was one of the sensational per- But Cor- wain within a week, and much more after his fight—the sec- with Terry McGovern—that his tire end of the purse was “in hock"’ the bookies. And they collected. The kies probably won't get any Babe's $75,000, or whatever it is. ath cut out betting on the ponies, laying golf, and climbing telegraph les with his car when he took up home runs seriously, last | Looks as if Strangler Lewis just Stanislaus Zbyszko for a while. (Copyright, 1922, by Robert Edgren.) IN BOTH Manager Killifer, Looking Into 1922 prospects of the sizrteen major eluh, HICAGO'S Cubs are not claiming any pennant this season, As a matter of fact, they'll be well pleased if they finish within the first vision. Unlike some clubs, they are rying to add strength to their club ith youngsters rather than veteran tars costing tens of thousands of dol- rs. They are building against the juture, with real kepes of doing well the present. © Their two big problems lie at sec y have to do so again, but in the eantime he is being tried out at ird. For second, Manager Killifer ing out Barney Friberg, a Kan- itv outfielder, who was used at pecond a while last year; Carter El lott, a shortstop from the minors, and joe Klugman, an experienced minor one should develop a sacker, a big load the management Catching, now that Killifer no tong can work as frequently as be Weighty matter. Or arrail ‘vould be lifted New Orleans Fans Size Up of New Orleans trying to what Fans surer way of sizing up ball clubs than do the snap judgment experts. had watched the Yanks train for two weeks and they were then watching the Cardinals trim them twice. gular, lynx-eyed fan near us observed to his neighbor, pointing to Sam Jones and Bullet Joe Bush, ‘Now, if them boys git goin’ and Babe Ruth's legs stay good they'll beat the Giants just as sure as the Lord made little apples.” that,” agreed his companion, “but if ed that wrestling championship| them Cardinals can get some good pitchin’ to back up Rogers Hornsby PENNANT RACES SIZED UP 3.—CHANCES OF CHICAGO CUBS _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FIGHTERS ABROAD THE ONWY KNOCK OOWM ro GE SCORED IN BUROPE WHEN JACK GOES OVER WILL BE GV THE HIRED HELP— HE WILL FIND No omeR WORTHY OPPONENTS ABouT ALL THE AMERICAN BOXER COMES HOME FRom EUROPE WITK HARRY GREB IS THE LATEST WHO WANTS TO GaATTLE: tHE. BRINY FOR EUROPE Yanks and St. Louis Cards! Fosnror) Look Winners To Critics Watching Teams in South Players as Well as Hug- gins Does. By Bozeman Bulger. NEW ORLEANS, March 28 For two days I sat among the fans find they thought of the Yanks have a slower but sometimes out They This visit of the National Leaguers filled New Orleans wath ballplayers, scouts, experts and trainers. ly enough, in all the babble of talk 1 have yet to hear one person refer to the New York club as teem that wins a pennant only lose a world's series coupled in prominence with a vice president. off on second place. Strange champions, A to be seems to The public refuses to pay “Look at them pitchers," an an- green ou won't git no argument on LEAGUES Future, Is Building Up Team of Rookies—Cubs Are Weak at Second and Catching Departments and Do Not Figure to Finish Better Than Fourth. Following ts the third ofa series of daily stories dealing with the ten for the United Press by experts who have followed and know each they'll selves beat und the the Giants out next series will them- be vetween Babe Ruth and Hornsby.” “But th in’ an’ theve ain't ‘ou sald youn A curve ball on the nose Ten ster, for three bases, in their the Yanks heing the st as lightnin’, the fellow who's go fleld Meusel and the Babe. it aint been who's been settin’ week can see that “I see ‘em tryin’ lows out there,” fan, resuming his se s'far's I kin see, t! Fewster, T think th play left fleld for th fast fellow, Miller, “Aint you been them young players “Oh, n’ they don't has ever spoken p personally this discussion w 1p the important de vefore Miller Hug said, laughing. adot. Of course, mount much to chance of that, back there. Just as these decided, the vi Yankees is to t off to a good start and MeMillan will Wise birds, ol outfield until the Meusel get back i seems certain, Fo ing staff nothing bu Even t Ameri repeating. bered as pions of last paper—the 1 The going out for with Scott, instead the rise of a youngster decide pestilence can keep no it—Look!" MeMillan, and home in’ d, but out a lot of fel- observed the other “but T reck’n, at, t skinny fell call will git in centre watchin’ them re, but! to my way of think- ‘mount Neither of these fa to to ne ans, it a but for nt on alle, I “1 don't know how they do it,” he “But them right down as my sentiments to I wouldnt go so far as to say ‘them young fellows don't nothin’,’ any ting a regular out of his job, you but I one those ving probler the I take sabe har a r ut accide x hough n Leae wisdom of Miller Hy pite calibre and of replacing Pe hers of New York wster, cure of the six wee! rest of the club will siand pat. the maulers back in line and the ad- dition of Jones and Bush to the pitch- becomes mor» ry've got to have the pitch- tellin’ abo ae pi eht a Kled tt thousand ¢ shirt sleeves arose to choc club here aint he? ‘That's Rood record for sharpshooting. to play “til Jedge Landis lets up on Bob . Oh, [know |the experts will begin to say it with right anybody ound here for ay’ him—will end thi any of recruits?” othin’,”” developed, an hour Gathering laid them can put don't see them ae guys of old fans had m of the hing staff Miller Bob That s the with and 88. nt, fire or nks from unremem- ch are Kinnaugh, ending on evident every day youngsters don't apepar to be rising at a rapid league teams. The stories are writ- | rate, The team that is expected to win the pennant will be made up 4 rained veterans, the only additio good and probably will do much of the pene ln panne ecesa Boot work. But at Icast one more, better] jan, the young outfielder who. set two, must be developed. Hartnett and] the’ woods afire George Stallings Wirts may do. up In Rochester, Though a neweome Much strength has been brought the! tg the big league MeMillan. is. nm Cubs by Left Fielder Hack Miller, a] spring chicken. He won his spurs terrifle right hand slurger from Oak-| some time since, His 1 sin the land,, and the speedy centrefielder | A records with aver Arnold Statz of Los Angeles, once a » well above .200 and even a bet ant tryout, He is a great runner reputation for spoed nd fleder and is improving as a] The on ning lin the Yanka hitter should eypear on t © card at Flack, if he returns to the Cub the Polo Ground t Is expected, seoms the usual fixture at] Outfield — Fewster, Miller, MeMil- right field with Ray Grimes having | lan. the inside call at first base because] Infleld—Pipp, Ward, Scott, Raker h hit. Charley Hollocher is sure | or MeNally) : job and Johnny Kel-| Catchers — Schang, De YVormer, pal ak Thee Beas Hoffman, have two expericncea| _Pitchers—Mays, Shawkey, Hoyt, and Martin, | Bush, Jones, H O'Roul : ; Much concern expressed re yearlings in ; Jones, Pre 1 and Cheeves and fine | hereaho RESON over the pre © of Glenn yc vuffman, Osborne, | Over Ul f 1 Aldridge, Keen and Stucland. Grover | R'm : by Hu nt Mexander figures on a great year,| rank Fris t t and there isn tter pitcher in} hall stars pasoball, Last year a trivial accident] gters, in fact kept him from doing better'than he} A discussion of t will be con did, tinued tn our next. MARCH 23, 1922." Copyright, 1922, (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Ce. a PETS HERMAN Gwe vo ~ We WENT TO ENGLAND NOT THE Price oN Pe KING EDWARD ee i} ‘uf, OUR OWN ANCIENT FRANIS MORAN VisiTs EUROPE OCCASIONALLY AND WINS - ONLY Last NEAR HE KNOCKED OUT BRITTLE JOE BECKETT Fino» <x LIVE WIRES By Neal R. O’ Hara. Showing of Giants and Yanks in exhibition games certainly justifies the nice things that were said of them as golfers. . cages. That's a good place to train the college cheer leaders, too. Cit ae It is hard to believe that Europe is broke with Johnny Kilbane and Jack | True, exhibition games _don’t|Dempsey heading there next month, count in league standings. Target se Came practice doesn't count in battle, either,] No matter how fat a ball player gets but it's awful healthy to have had alfrom eating, the dime he leaves for a tip is always thin. 3 aes. ¢ ‘w more New ‘York reverses and] Philadelphia expert ys Connie Mack is saying nothing and sawing wood, But the cellar is where most guys saw wood. | ee | crepe. . It now looks like Babe Ruth is try- ing for avflelding average of .450. act You don't have to be a weather ex- pert to predict early and frequent ball in] showers for a lot of rookie pitchers. College players practice Three Shows Within Seven Days Drew Gate Receip ts of $192,490 sociation of Brooklyn 1 Ample Evidence of elt SraHemings atiity fle ase fof Boxingyas!Now Cone) a1}; wiles cena ccnas: ducted Here. a battle with Johnny Du match. The semi-final of ten rounds bring together Sammy Stearns of the east By John Pollock. side and Happy Mahoney of Brooklyn That the boxing game is still In a = flourishing condition in this eclty 18 nbus 8. C. RELLO, PRINCE, yy OLO JOHN L. VISITED ENGLAND: AND BECAME CLUBBY WITH THE PRINCE OF WALES LATER UY SoD FIGHTING IN THIS: By Thornton Fisher OFTEM AEARD OF YOU— THE WONIZEO CARPENTIER CAME \TO AMERKA AND FOR LESS Angad 12 MINUTES ACTUAL FIGHTING REAPED™ 200,000 {aro CHAMP WAS K:O'D Gy BY TENDLER. im aS : K Z FIGHT —— HERE BEST BoxERS ARES COUNTRY NOW —= AND GETTING K-O'D. ne Poor Showing of Giants Earns Them Hard Drill The Work Against American ager of Champions. Hoos! ate in al 8 away from the (obese ee ane except one inning. ing World.) land them at the Brush Stadium on April £. This afternoon McGraw and his flock will again do battle with the Indianapolis players, while to-mortow the final game with the local Texas team Wilt be staged Immediately after the BREAKS RECORD IN affair with the Inter-Ciub team uled to be perpetrated on the folks of ive layed the misfit White everal of t derful pitchers, are in won- ind frem now on Me. | 7!88ed headpin on his tenth balt Waugh out of the running. The ¢ % Subject as yet, but when the time ed to get 57 on his first six shown by the extraordinary gate re- Dre sack and Wilde ceipts of the three boxing shows |Weiermcght, and wit staged in Madison Square Garden| star event of twelve. to from March 18 to March 20, The] and Young Eddy box the si money taken In at these entertain-| A = ments amounted to $192,490.40. The| Welter Friedman has matched ¥ State, which rec ber cent. of | Ned’ Kid Towler at the Lith Leelment show, Kot 2.60 from tho} mory Friday night. He says his « shows. The Greb-Gibbons con- [tightweight, Eddie Walsh, is ready t eipts amounted to $117,268, the | again, Dundee-White bout $29,789.70 and th} pranuie Brown, ‘tne local feathery Smith-Burman go $35.452.70. Greb| says it was not he, but Geor@e got $17,000, Gibbons $12,500; Dundee | was stopped in a round by Osear 1 $8,580.16, White Smith | at Montreal the other $4,596.62 and Burma Bud Dempsey, the local ba pet am, who ts Willie Herman, the Iehtweight of Pater-| forced to enter the featherweleht ranks son, N. J., ts laid up with the flu and will | because the star bantams sidestep hit be unable to do any fighting for at least | How under the mana Gold ek#. He was compelled to cancel ight-round go with Archie Walker at » Palace of Philadelphia last night. to a cut eye, On account of May Kelser having badly} Jimmy Ho tor a Injured ia right hand 1 his. go, with Zeck | auarantes of ea of California at the G on last | Chaney of { the eigh iday night, his manager, Ike Dorgan, has} round bouts Ice Palace of 1 forced to cancel Kelser's bout with} delphia on M Hani nih y of New Orleans at New Or-|Mel Coogan of Brooklyn in a t leans on Friday night. the game for four go at the Rink Sporting Club fon next Saturday night. Coors ing in his best form at present He will be out of weeks. Pave Shade, the clever California welter- + who has been doing considerable fighting in the last few months, received $3,203 for beating Morris Schaffler of ha, Neb., In their ten-round go in that city Inst week. ‘The gross receipts of the show amounted to $12,812, Shade fought for 25 per cent. of the entire receipts, For his ten-round decision bow Johnny Curtain of Jersey City at th A. boxing show In the Mechanics Build ing In Boston on next Tuesday 1 y Montreal of Vroviaenee, won fights guarantes of §: cepting 80 py Dy with an « of the groas rec. — WESTERN UNION Joo Lynch was matched to-day by his 4 aE MET ORS Bddie Mead, to meet Wee Willle The Western Union Metropolitan "fn a twelve-round bout at aapecial | Division Five travelled to Riverdale w to be brought off by the Rink] where they met and defeated the Club of Brooklyn on irviday night, | strong home team by 39 The Matchmaker amy Kelly has! New York boys played « nally taging many important boxing shows at that club. well and were never exerted = —— Leo Flynn has added another fighter tof MORVICH WILL s er IN DERBY. long string of batters. This} Morvich, wonder colt of 1921, will start te Hoben, who arrived in this}in the Kentucky Derby on May 13 ir ntly from Belgium. Hoben is} Stead of the Preakness classic me the welterweight champion of that country. | day at Pimlico, owne Benjamin Block Preakness Clarence Gillespie, manager of Marvey| worth more, but Derby has th Bright, the clever bantamweight of Brook- | prestige, he said lyn, has Bright signed up for the following fights: With Harry Habakoff at St. Louls Marty Collin c March 28, Frankie Parmer at Wilkes: NEW BEDFOF Barre, Pa, March S1, Kid Sullivan at the] Marty Collins, the 484 Broadyay Exhibition Association of Hrook- | knocked out Gen he Car ‘ lyn April 11, and Frasiie Engel at Wind- | bantamwelght champior sett sor, Canada, on April 17 round at the I i ten-round ft Recnuse Roy Moore won't be a e b 8 ¢ | w W ft key t mote and lisworth J t » epten ‘ain, The cl d in the second he registered three ‘ ninaed ons Se thelr ar-] ines, an eight and two tens for the} A touch of Spring! ival, but the weather ali over the} total mentioned. Jake Bickel, also a a uth was bad at that time Park Bowling Club member, con-| SOft hats that touch | Ailer Huggins ts a great admirer! nected with the headpin a sufficient] your kketboo! f this town, He declared recently | number of times to get within the youn’ (pecket k ever so i that it was the best training camp in| charmed circle, registering 105. Fol-|gently for such good & the country and if the G ints #0 toliowing Bickel were: — Richmann. | quality! rnia next year the Yankees will] yucker, 101; Sloane, Empire, Brook- ‘4 here to get the kinks out of Waugh) Wmpire: Brcokiyn Firm, stocky felts that muscles. Huggins had the Cy Doscher, Empire, Brooklyn, 108: | sta’ ut the wa’ ou training here for several sea-| Williams, Empire, Brooklyn, 108 Age oe dd the weather v Iways of] Freese, 100; Sheehey, Public Service, | CTEASE em. , Hoboken, N. J., 101; G. Giebler, Soft, pliable shapes that r Giants had no trouble in de- Knickerbocker, 100. ( Seventeen Sixty) TOBACCO Smoke and Chew You can bank on its Quality. It’s got 162 years of successful tobacco making experi- ence behind it. | P. LORILLARD CO. field, will meet to-day in tho fala for Tonight at the the Belleair champions! Broadwag Exnibition As- Eat. 1760 feating the Indianapolis Club yester- day. They batted th pitchers | ee oe Leaguers Displeases Man- | {© Aistant parte of the lot, white ie ong poy is going to make @ bs . young Virgil Barnes and Rube Ben terrific fight in the next tennis cham- ton, not related to the other Rube] ‘Tie fignt in Benton, and a right-hander, kept the Barnes was ex. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 23.—| coptionally good, and in the five in.| ‘Ye Sinstes champion throne in the Two more days of training in the] pings that he pitched he held the} "©@? ‘ubure as warm and sunny climate of this}common foe to three singles Bown Sarat Wikiaee’ quaint old city and the World's a CAPTAIN, “@ Champions Giants will begin. their f LY PROVIDENCE, R. March 23.—E- northward trip which will eventually i R yn of Lebanon, N. Y., has been HEADPIN TOURNEY the San Antonio team, the Giants will entrain for Dallas, Tex., where the es ae Daseball act with the White Sox will] Tho high team total of 481, held by be resumed. Two gamos are sched- Ince the open- Dallas and two on Fort Worth, Tho|'8 Might of The Evening World CAMDEN BEATS TREVTON, Chicago players have kicked the} fleadpin tournament, was topped] GaypEN, March 23.—Camden broke Giants around in a most shameful} iast ‘nirht by the Empire No.| the tie for the lead in the Eastern Bas- way since the series began and of the kethall League here last night by de- 1 team of Brookiyn when their quin- Sox have no less than three, lost| [et consis’ ot ane, Michaels | now holds the lead and will win the one and tied the other, Waugh, Milne and Doscher, registere | second half of the race by a victory McGraw has not been satisfied with | 22 even 500 pins. In this game noth} over Reading who they are scheduled te showing that his World's Cham. | Sloane and Waugh had excellent|to play Saturday night. have made against the Ameri. | chances of beating Tommy Lunde 1 Leaguers, and for the last four| sh individual score of 123. Sloane daya the New York. players have|"%d 68 on his first six balls and been drilled long and hard. an of | Waush oe peor nlner pa relehG ean ne o { [seven and a nine killed whatever the players, with the exception Off chance he hnd, however, while a pui eat. Kittin at the eee eo ne | eood natured crowd of bowling tans Sa sree present rooted hard for both Waugh ere is 8c talk” about. the | 24 Sloane to come through, and they Giants, not returning. heres neat| Nef, disappointed when they both SUPE. OMAGraY hee nat uead failed. The big team total roused the weGraw has not spoken on} .ectators to enthusiasm and when mie pele ie the score was announced the Empire ini irephed ning trip the | noys came in for a round of applause PARA WAL Puy tbeln raune ed: oKety a banner night for medal for San Antonio. The weather here Reseaner ent er meael Ny good and ec : 3 ally good and the |team won a medal with 112. He man- 'y precious mo- balls, VINCENT RICHARDS BACK AT FORDHAM AFTER BREF REST Youthful Doubles Champion Dispels Rumor That He Had Entered Columbia. Vincent Richards, National do’ champion, along with Bill Tilden, i# still at Fordham Prep. It had been rumored that the sensational raquet wielder had entered Columbia Uni+ versity, but his return to the institu- tion yesterday convinced the doubting « ones that he is still proud to carry the maroon colors. Richards went on a trip to Bory muda to regain some of the energy he had lost through an attack of the “flue” a short time ago. He certain- ly did get back his old time jaunty, appearance, He had a browned com- plexion, tanned by the Southern sun. Ife arrived froni Cuba the day before yesterday and came back to the school as soon as he arrived. He fixed it up with the faculty so that he might not be kept back in his studies because of his enforced absence, The Fordham Prep tennis team has certainly received a big boost by the return of the champ. It is useless hete to praise Richards. His deeds are known over the country, Ford- hamites can't conceive of Richards in any other colors but those of Ford- ham, The boy wonder will resume his old training. A couple of laps around the ck each day and a run down by “Jake” Weber's will include the ex. rise that keeps him inj top note! pionship tourney. Backed by youth, endurance, skill and experience, he '] predicts that he will sit supreme upon elected captain of the Brown basketball team, Joselyn {s a two year eran and regular third b the baseball nine. varsity ‘man of PADDOCK WIL NOT TURN PRO- FESSIONAL, LOS ANGELES, March 23.—Charles W. Paddock, world's champion sprinter, who has sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu, is expected to return in about a month, Before leaving he said he was offered $20,000 @ year to run pre fessionally and refused it, = Barbet a feaiting Trenton 31 to 26. New York attract because so devil- may-care. Tempting shades green, grey, tan, brown. Rocers Pert Company | Broadway Herald Sq. | ati3thSt. “Four — at. 35th St. bi roadway Comers” Fifth Ave, | at Warren at 41st St. y\ Automobile School Founded 1909 Offers you # thoron h course of training, class or private, day Sreveciah. 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