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ENN'S NINTH-INNING RALLY FALLS
TENDLER SHOWS WELL
' IN DOWNING DELANEY
Star Southpaw Fights BriU
liantly in Scoring De
cisive Win Over Rugged
Clevelander at Olympia
TIPL1TZ BEATS HOMMEY
IJy JAMES S. CAROLAX
A Cr.UAN, hard-hitting battle never
fails to appeal. When two fighting
sons of tlie ropcil arena engage In com
bat, smashing attacks and spirited
lountcrs leave an impression.
In battle punctuated by some
healthy punching, game receiving, dc-
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om ot clinching ami nuununnt in ac
tion, Lew Tcndlcr, southpnw king,
fought his, way to a decisive win over
the game Cat Dclancy, of Cleveland, nt
the Olympia last night.
.Tendler looked wonderful In triumph ;
Delaney radiated in defeat. Aided by
height and reach and displaying a more
powerful attack, a superior defense,
Tendler gave as clean and high class
nn exhibition as one would care to wit
ness. Delaney took a heating. There was
no question about Cnl's receiving pow
ers. He stood up well under the
savage attack and only once in the
nixth did he wabble. A straight left
smash to the nose as Cal came in un
guarded rocked the westerner and forced
him to retreat under pressure to the
ropes.
Crowd Wanted Knockout
The capacity crowd repeatedly cried
for Tendler to put away his man, but
Delaney persistently thwarted every ef
fort on the part of the slashing south
paw. Tendler was nt his best, hitting
accurately and effectively with both
hands. He used the ring freely, gac
his usual display of shifty work on the
canvas, and only when he engaged in
winging at close quarters did he taste
any blows.
Dclancy wasn't any set-up. On four
different occasions Cnl has battled
George Chancy, nnd yet has to take the
count. Ho cmplojs the Chancy stlc,
and this fight proved nn excellent work
out for Tendler, who engages Chancy
at Shibe Park on the night of June 1.
Tcndler's left hand apparently lias
reeoercd entirely, for he took more
ihanccs ngainst Delaney than he did in
any of his last six battles.
Much Rody Punching
After the first two rounds Tendler
concentrated his attack upon the both.
His light drives to the ribs and his
Nmashing lefts to the stomach were
enough to force any ordinary hoy to
(.rumple. Often Delano was seen to
cover-up nnd clinch after a body beat
ing, but cvciy time ho rallied rapidly
mill mine nut lighting.
Tendler had no tioublc reaching his
man. His right jab was not as effect
ive as usual, and when Lew learned
that Dulnne) coiih. nniil the cutting
right thrust he immediately ued that
for feinting pmpospi to force nn opening
for that smashing southpaw slant.
liOw's left was in excellent condition
and did much to muse Delaney many
distressing moments.
After the battle Delaney did the un
usual, dressing hurriedly in the ring in
order to catch that midnight train for
Cleveland. He was accompanied by
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
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T'S seldom thnt manager and protege
disagree when it comes to making
selections, but it remained for Jimmv
Dunn to take exceptions to .lohun.v
Kilbanc's prediction on the outcome of
the heavyweight battle.
Kilbanc can see onlyAVillard, re
gardless of the distance. Dunn, how
ever, likes Dempscy in such n short
battle as twelve rounds.
"Dcmpsey is nn aggressive fellow,"
said Dunn, "and providing there is no
knockout the big Utah boj should be a
winner."
Johnny Ilnrnn announces that Preston
Brown and Dutch Brandt will be tho wlnd
im boys at the Cambria for I'rldaj nluht
younc Johnny Duffy and Illlly Oannon c ash
In tli semlMlnd up Tho other bouts follow:
lr.mn.v TtnrifA a Andv McManon. Marti
Campbell vs Tommy Golden and Toramj
Cleary w
Johnny Duenn.
. nnttllnc Murray was on an Interrogatory
mission -sterda S.iv. what's thlj Her
man Tailor Special?' " asked Murras "I've
Curd a lot about It. It'a not. a, new kind of
I trlnk. Is If 1 Just cuessed that rromome
II tne names i rvcusin"u v. "D
Joe ri.llllns and 1'nnkla Oonlfrey
tog-ether In the main bout at tho Krnplr
come
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ri- it0in IK rt llrnwn and jonnnv i-inrs
Ihe other bout follow, rranMa Tlrllton i
johnnv VUgl. Tohniu 1-lazzl v Wtlle Cur
rlo and Dave Moore yg Young Passion
Joey Fox and Prankie Brown i will b tho
te.dlnif entertainers nt the National Hatur
laytilclit Hroun cam" to the front with a.
iln over KUbane. while Tox has displayed
! daaa atalnst msny aspiring- feathers
iammv Sch'ff and Willie llannon will clash
IV" r thnt ainflnlshed bout In the semiwlnd-up
Three other bouta complete the card.
, Mill Morgan has the call In the wind UP
rii he Atlantic City Snortlnc Club Thursday
uJht. rreston Brown will oppo.e the vet
ran EnKllsh featherwelaht ,E?dl Mjj
kea nn Jack Moore In the nemlwlnd up In
other bnuta Jimmy Mendo battles Kid
ffolfe and Joe Stanley faces Frankle Moore.
Jaelc Pharkey and Abe Friedman clash In
' . Oi"in'a, feature nest Monda niaht ul
r O'Keefe will appear In the semlwlnd
1 citnlnst that clever .Trenton hw Patsj
f-bn)n The other houta foljnw Phil l'ran-ihlr-l
vil llarrv (Kid) Brnwrr lnily llevan
U. Ktnle Calender and Jimmy Trace! vs.
vndy5. Burns
If, Too Christiana, now a sen unnonic
,T lower I'l Trenton boxlnu circles saa there
i v)U not 5 room enn'iBli In the. Trenton
H trni to tnke rnre of the cruwd that want"
n witness tne liennv i ennrii o-irKtiuunt,
' irna bout scheduled for May .'l
i1 iol,b litiH"1" las hla strlnc of boxe-s en
' iced. Joe Welsh Is booked to meet Benin
iein.ird In Baltlmi"- Mai 27. hamm HelilfC
I nrca-a st the National at-alnat Willie
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ihii w(H Im i hv boxlnu rener xfK week
in Way 10 Mlk Gilirtni m-tH K, O
ron (he fnlUminfr r'ah. RonHncN nt
fB. on Stay 'Jl Jrk nillon face Ttilly Slur
. iv ilrfd nn llav 2 Pal Moore en lb ires Jabe.4
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liilai Mickf.nb O Toii'kfl imntolni Uf
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LSlwbc'n rnit now 1 In the hand of the
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FrtlnttP'fi's ooe, pnd Tonin 1ftB1r r In
fkmlwind-up." Rummy nrii int)t upon,
"Fighting Grover Hayes"
to Amuse "Fighting 28th"
A famillnr figure found Its way
to the ringside at the Olympia Inst
night, when a call was made for
voluntccri for the monster benefit
show to be staged at tho Nntlonal
tomorrow night for the amusement
ot the hoys ot tho Twenty-eighth
Division.
With slow but sure tread, this
battered warrior climbed into tho
ring nnd announced he was readj
to go nny distance for the boys.
"What opponent do you want?"
he was nsked. -"
"Uring on the best. Why, I'd
even fight Wlllnrd if it would give
thoic game puys any amusement,"
replied the veteran.
His services were accepted.
Grover" Hayes departed a happy
individual.
.Timmy Dunn. The latter was in n hurry
to get bnck, ns Johnny Kilbnne meets
Ralph Brady in Cleveland tomorrow
night. Tiplit Victor
Packey Hommey, veteran Italian
lightweight, reputed to bo "through,"
exhibited for six slashing sessions in
the somiwind-un. but the old punch
nti mlmlnc. Vouth came to the fore
and Joe Tiplilz earned the decision,
llnmmev foucht well, but Tiplitz slashed
nnd pounded with both hands. Pnckcy
never backed away, ond when unable
to return a punch, smilingly received.
This bout was tho thriller of the
evening. Boxing was discarded and
slugging substituted. Again it was
apparent that the crowd loves to see
die enre. nnd cheered noisily every time
the boys stuged one of those slugging
sessions. .. And the auUicnce was uusy,
Mntilimnkcr Gcorce Engcl nnd bis
assistant, Jnkcy Friedman, also staged
nn entcrtaiuiug supporting program.
In the main preliminary Joe 'Jnrkson
outfought Mike Connors. Billy Deiue
beat Kid Wngncr and Clcmcnccnu
stopped Prnnkic Kline.
BRITTpFiJATS TILLMAN
Loser Tries Hard to Land Knockout
Wallop
Baltimore. May 1'i. .lack Button, of
New Yoik, wcltei weight champion, cine
a boding lesson to Johnny Tillman, of
I Minneapolis, in their twelve-round no-
. decision bout here last night.
Tillman, a strong, earnest fighter,
turd haul to i atch Blitton off his guard
land IjikU.i knoikout blow, but his
chances nt the crown were slim fiom
start to finish. Whenever he Inndul n
blow on the champion it i cached P.rit
ton ns he wns going nway, and hail
virtually no effect.
Herman Defeats Solsburg
Ssrurusr, . .. May 13 I'cto Horrmn
liiul tho better of a ten-routvl flsht with
lountf So"burc, of Brookljn, hero laat
night.
Frankle, Magulre Triumphs
TiUnfjlMer, I"n.. "May 13 In tha wind up
between Prttiikla MaKulrc, formerly of Wil
llHrrnport now resldlriK hero and Morrl
Wolf, of Philadelphia at tho lnc Club Ihbi
night, the former a returned tho winner
at the end of six round
Toledo Releases Two Players
Toledo. May 13 Release of I'ltchera Ted
Turner and I'aul ahnlser haa been announc
ed by noser Jlreflnahan, president of the
American Association
meets Allentonn Dundee In Allentown Sat
urday nlBht
Sioodle htates that Tele Herman will
sharo Tendler a luxurious quarters at Hlver
ton .N .1 . whllo tralnlni; for his toinlnc
iliamplonahlp hattlo with Johnny Hrtle.
scheduled for llaltlinoro early next month.
There was a lllieml response on the part
of the boxcra when an appeal was made last
night for volunteers to take part In the
monster benefit show at tho Natonnl tomor
row night Itccorder 1'Wrledmun was kept
r..1?. "5f"fiiB ttw ,.f "."! volunteera follows
ratsy Ualhico 1'rankle Itrown, Johnny
IJsal, Johnny 'limun. Hilly Gannon, Johnny
lletx Jack Ilusio.Ilabe O'Uourke. Bobby
llurnian Joe Mendell, Kid Wagner. Abe
Irledman, Joe Tlplltz, lounit Danny Biii.1..
l'reddj hnjder, Move Morris, Tommy rar
rell and Joe BcuU)r.
Summer Boxing Tournament
Gold Watchea ohs lloxlaB- Clovea
Itoxlnir bhoes lat and 3d I'rlzes
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Shades of Old Rome and Great Caesar's Ghost! The
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Orange Elected Track Captain
St Luko's School athletes defeated Lans
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After the meet, the Kt Luke's hchool team
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eouad. He Is a senior
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Abell and Schactel Are Stricken
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New York, Mny 13 Columbia's
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nfternoon when the conches were forced
to use two second-string men in tlio
varsity bout
With onlj five dnjs remaining before
the classic, Abell nt bow nnd Schnitcl nt
No. (i, vvh6 have been in the varsit.v
shell nil this season, were forced In
drop out on account of bolls There is
serious doubt ns to whether or not
the will be able to return in time for
the race ngainst l'cnns.vlvnnut and
Princeton
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jrerrd for sixteen enrs. "estcrdaj,
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