The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1922, Page 20

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oa - = TER NCTARIR PETS LEW TENDLER Lew Tendler has a number of hard-hitting partners that he takes on each day. The photo shows |him sparring with clever Harry (“Kid”) Brown. phote @a,nererane ViEW Cae AGYSTONE WE W (Above) Lew jumps rope for half an hour at a time without let up. It gets his leg muscles into fine shape and next to his long run each day ts, in the opinion of his manager, the best hardening exercise, (Left) Lew Tendler is shown in one of his characteristic lett- handed poses as he shadow boxes. He puts lots of pep and action THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, TRAIN NG FOR BIG BATTLE WITH LEONARD (Above) Lew Tendler is here shown shadow boxing at his training camp at Delanco, N. J. the time to get f his blows higher, for with his left- handed style of j fighting he has a i tendency to put t over low ones. into this form of training, LEW TENDLER, NEW By Richard Freyer One hour after Lew Tendler had knocked ovt Bobby Bar- rett in the sixth round of a scheduled eighi-round bout at the Philadelphia ball park we met Billy Gibson, manager of Cham- pion Leonard We were just about to ask Gibson what he thought of the fight, but before we had a chance to say a word, Billy spoke “Say, did you ever see Leonard fight?" said Gib That was a sticker, but we informed Billy we would fall and told him to proceed “Well, you only think you have seen him fight,” continued Gibson, “but when he meets this Tendler bird you will see him ‘ fight. Leonard has never been extended. There is more truth than poetry in th jtalement He has been in some pretty tight places, but, nevertheless, he has never been forced to show every- thing he knows. Tendler is going to make him do this.” Billy meant every word he said. And we agreed with him Young Mr. Tendler, who was paid the munif $17.50 for his first fisté icent, sum of engagement, which he won quite handily, is go to give Leonard the batth Ins career That hundreds, ves thousands, of fans are of the same opinion is read i ‘ 1 en it is noted th e sale tor the July 27 bout has already passed the $175,000 mark Tendler isn't overlooking any bets, ‘$0 that he will be ip He is working all a 192%." (Above) Tendler does some heavy training at his Delanco, N. J., camp by giving his friend, Col. E. B. Morse, a ride in the farm “Rolls-Royce,” who, it will be seen, is somewhat of a heavy- weight. (Left) Lew does a lot of garden hoeing for the fun of it as well as for the work involved. It helps keep him in the pink of condition for his coming big bout. (Right) Lew Tendler is par- ticularly fond of gardening and watching — things that grow, and this accounts for his partiality for hard farm labor as part of his training course. He is here shown shoving a wheel cultivator. . /SBOY, WHOM PRESENT LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION COACHED INTO BATTLER, WILL TRY NEXT WEEK TO WREST TITLE FROM LEONARD, the best of st pe for the contest. The above photographs show put a few of his various training stunts, It would take more than or ze to picture them all. ain training activity is confined to bringing his He has always had a tendency to deliver eto his peculiar left- handed style of on this shortcoming. He has engaged rn larry (“Kid”) Brown of may ! of them—-and Tendler is shoot- ! Tendler has ¢ ring quarters at Delanco, N. J pike Leonard, he geb up with the early birds, takes @ abor, rua (Above) Phil Glassman, Tend- ler's manager, is fastening a head guard on the fighter who hopes This is to prevent injury to the head and to become champion. cauliflower ears. and after a rubdown sits down to breakfast. Then it’s just one thing after another for the Philly battler. Skipping the rope, pulling the weights, a game of handball, shadow boxing and what not. All of which are helping to get the boy in the pink of | shape Lew is confident he will win, — “The fight with Barrett,” said Tendler, “convinced me that 1 could beat Leonard, Barrett, the hardest hitter in the light- weight ranks, hit me a few on the jaw and | took them without a murmur. Don't forget that Richie Mitchell and Charle White dropped Leonard, That shows he has a weak spot. itt land my left on Benny s jaw or in the midsection, Be i going down fox keape”

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