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PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
MAY
3, 1921
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Fred Fulton and Homer Smith Each Score One-Round Knockouts in Heavyweight Bouts
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HOW TO START THE DAY WRONG
"W FRED FULTON WOULD A'S OFFFAT GRIFFS:
. 1 1. -WF,. -.. . I
V ACT AS UNDERSTUDY
IN HEAVYWEIGHT MIX
PIS LOSE I
N NINTH
29
Ponderous Plasterer Read) to Sub for Dcinpsey or
Carpentier. but Tex Rivkard Hawk Him the Ire.
Says Frenchman Can't U in
n noiiKin w. mwmm.i.
Sportd Kdllmr lnilui: lnbllt l(Irr
P REWARD Fl'I.TON. thr furious pUMrrrr , nnr (.f th.- most nnibitiims
heavyweight In lli world, but nooo.U i. tjnfni. linn n tumble Krertwnnl
is "oil trnlnorl up and rend. t fipbt ami o.i!cM t'i- lilti gti in thr world,
only hi- can't Rft matches Hr n liimsi'"
Mr. Ftiltnn was nnploveil hero st ni?h' ng.iuiM ti pe-son imninl .J11H
Bfll, ho hailed from nn plnee In ih- l He bad n slight workou. and
then Kfivc r.orloiiR thought to busiticx-" prob'em on li.ttirl
"I'm the guv thnt settinj: nil of fie bum lirmU ' uid 1-miwnr.l
tariounlj "I am matched to meet n birrbo in Jnni.ii.'n Us. eek and J make
trip to New York 1 ;jet to the tipht iub and tlurt s n buni crowd, but
I tell ruy manager 1 "111 fight an win
"I nin Kitting In the corner readj to go and tne blu.bo storis in. Me goes,
to th promoter and ?a :
" 'Where Is cit 7f0 Imr'h'' I ant the dough in im hand nnu or I don t
"Can j en beat it? That s more than hit .ha - mid I am getting .10 per
ceut. Weli. the bltulo do.'Mi t ei thi dougli and h- put on hie overcoat ami
lade out That Iftnfs me nil a''.ne u th- ring ami the ymvil won t stand
for a solo. ko I have to leave
"That's the luck T am p amis in I am in good shape, nnxtmi to bo
nv heavyweight in the world and can t get a tumble 1 h.ie a swell idea, hut
It iina Hopped I conldn t put it over Now cet lhi
I oec Tex Hlckard and 1 tell liini I will .ibtiti.tc tot eltlur lmpi". ..r
Carpentier on .lulv L' It s a good stun' because if ihe mob gets in the arena
nnd Ucmpsc or 'he Krog breaks h, haud neck or Koinething. 1 am nil set
to step In and gie the s..i t.itors u tun for tneii monev. mi -r 1 will keep
tnyjclf in great shape and be tne oft. .a. s(,btitute Honest. 1 can lick elthei
of them, but tlie are sidestepping m'
' 'Ain't that h real idea"' Tex Ki. karl "ism ' full all over lnmelf in
acrepting it. b'.t immail he hands .in' tne ,ce H.- lit. ns and at the end
vs nothiug Couldn't even s t a t e ci- ' h-ic Hut he will be orrj i.
rfimethmg happen- to one or -he tighter H- c.in'r get a heavyweight us good
nf. me and that being the cn.se. the who.. lmw will 50 rlimlr Hut he cun t
Wume me 'Ihe public mn'l either I did ni bet
j." "Want to kunn what I thin ' th- hglr Dempsej wi'.l win in n wnl,..
ri.au the. Krog beat He. kett and In d.dli l""l goo'l. Also, he han t been
fighting for a long time and mil know a ku lia to tight t.. be In shape, .la.k
oittclas.cs htm and houet l.e will kill h 111
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ft i ft ' i-nnlinuf'i 'rrdriri IHr iww . 'if Imk rfociii I iti it,
l I 11 ill rr 1 don 1' Ml I .runt 11 1 -nt"-e.'
Holdout Leaiiue Weaken as Srtuson Rolls On
0' ' NK b one the hallplnet are returning tti. fo d The Ctnrtnnati
holdout, with the .-x.-eptliiii of Hemii iiton bue signed the papers nnd
Hrinie i e.peited to kick In 11m daj no v lnforruiiiiti.lv fur him. Pat
lrnin ha- 11 great p. aver .11 Snmnn Hohti ami H-.tue tvu niisse,! There
ffero. hts a!a-j dnimnds are receded suth tin eUr-
U The '.ntit to come back is Rill K.irlden the c:u he- Hill ..piiieo he would
ftlck to ,he farm thi' venr and tetre from bcseb.ill for all time He kept hi"
promise, bu' crop were uot good ilm n hnnging lonvlly .in h.s hands, and
itiwas all goin .Mir and noth.ng omnic in Thn he wlr.l fratiticilly to
(Urn Herrmann ibnt he had decid-l to beeume 11 ballplayer again nnd the
rfUrement stuff wa nil bunk Illil n.iw will be i,.e third catcher with the
Rfds and will divide work with Wingo and Hubbies Ilnrgrnve.
' In u a. Ilarld'n's case 1- :mi!ar to that of Art Fletcher of jhc Phil
Art has retired, not becaue he wants mo-i m i r.nvtliing like that, but
because he fe.-l that lu bu.Mties w.,1 nor nilow linn t. indulge in the national
ptotime thl ear He 11 kept busy straightening o'Jt hi-, father's estate and
WBen een bv President llejdler turned a deaf ..at to a. I proposition relating
ton big sular increase
- rietiher is like' ! suffer tin miii- a Hariden He will find that
fllliisvtltr. Ill i' not the bi.let plni e tn tin world and when the weather
grjs warm ami tne baseball teams are going good tne sumrtstop is expected to
reconsider h s a. tion in striping ..ut .f tin- picture At len-t Kill I'onovaii
Iftms to think he will be bai k
( incinnati by the way ha Iven pii.ing 'n.-. good baseball 'hus ta'
The were aidnl bv tin losing treak of in St I .. 11 Card", but the Cards
turned around and started a w.nniug streak n' me.- own in the last series
l'e.rhais tiroh would help some. a will Run nni Kopf. when rhe -er into
ondition The Ueiis will not be mi. b n bum ball 'iub In a month or 'o when
fcil of the placers are hitting on all -wehe
J Our A's will be kept buJ her" Mie remainder of tne week Tndsj thev
ii'n'ifh the aeries with Washington and then wi'l mingle with what i l"ft of the
R6ston Heil Sox Afte- that ti.et go in r fur awa M'lting ppunenis in the
i"ft and will not be hack for nenrlj a montn
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Tffl' vrtrrn mi 'imon icilf hr 1 nf ce. mn U'ihAkkjioh nnd '
Vorfr ir tit Imif n rhnnrr In .c hn,r qnod lhri nrr 'ipimit ('lrr
Innd, rhirh irriMi to hi the hcti '1011 -im in 1hu ocfun.
,; Brooklyn Look Like a Mint
BROOKLYN has a white haired nidrt; -cneeked jovial-unpenring .-it men
who has the right dope, whiih is a -latig win of saying he m a wise bird
T-tiii. same person a "u bae probnbh deilmerl. 1 imn other tliiiu the we'!
known Charles "Double-head' r I! .bets, owner of th.- li.j;uploii Hrookljn
. Dodgers, who hne been !ib"lei! undir -i lot of other mon i.ei-s that don t mean
ti thing
;, Anjtniir win .an pro.? tun I'nariej Kbbcts im., li.iugh- n hall plaw-r
kindl step fi.rwntd and 1 mini tne i-"ard, which coumu of " wind generated
tje last time Habe Kuth missed a in'e
.. It siinplj tsn t done in Krookhn.
tt twice re. entlj thnt Hrooklin bunih ha turnfd I.h-ibo i ,01 of nust tn
thr. faces of the other Nntiona' League contenders In ll'Pi and again hist
jrar tnej cupped 'he old (lag while a lot of other t.nti.s like ttn (Jinntv nnd
(ll were going out w 'th I ndles of . 0111 to imbu'l' an; th ng mat looked like
Ji.imll p'ajir in .in effort head ihe stump' le
In the su . ea's m I n. le Wilber l.'oliinson i....s . -n- Hrooklin
has. won t" pennants, and en 1 ri ! Wilbert :i : i..t! ised m the np-ii
market. Inn was deeded K l,n .M"t!ra . 110 a i,i. m' 'ig to help o.it
liv old tnenil ci'ti if n no )' - "m! ng b.n t. tlr.... 'u
r III r, nil (hi
Lf qrrnl Kill Jut
'row ll"" ti ' tn'h i
.. m 111' Acti.ni'V 01
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d t rif,tttin .Mid pfliiT..'.('. '''I. '
fnltiri i' 'o" twttf nnd 'ei
tinliod: c -ice , -ft .' i .,i ', 1flin,.; n
tr 'eoill hnl nlinvl hrfn '(. .,.. -tri lt irii'i
fti iei" hnul. thr rfuhhnu '..1 n pile,
!' tntik rr n fnt'tfjru V,- ' titn 'rot
K'.hhu in' iit'urf In 1 1 riv,j. ,it nil lied.
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Tmcm MOTHER PUT.S 'tbu
OM THK OK? CWEMPORr
witm Ntcc rJavJOPAt'cR
To CrlBtU WHILd. JIHE
SCT3 3RgftKFiST
Perry Gives Macks Second Win
' Over Sonators Hubbell
Fails at Finish
: LOCAL MEN HIT HOMERS
Th" A s and Phils will have tn tr
once more to win ball giiiur on the
same afternoon when th Mnikmen go
after iheir thlid straight against the
I Senators nnd the Donoviiiiitcs clash
iigiiin wlih the Hnblns in Hrooklyn. To
'date t!n snisnn the local clubs both
1 hne Inn on the same dav. or one team
'turned in 1 win while the other was
defeated
ostmlin was the Athletics winning
di.j. while ihe PhiN wore turnitl back
and iticidentallr gnvc Hrooklyn Itfc
eleicntli straight vlctor . Scott Perrv
I was in swell form md hia speed was
Moo much for the firiffmen by a rt to 1
oiint. while t tiinth-ititilng rn!l en-
ebb 11 tie Kob.ns to continue soaring.
' 4 to It
loo l)iigir bit (1 home inn for the
A k and Wrightstotic socked one against
Urooijlvn
PiT'i In id Washington to three hits
"be first count l in the tlfth lound llnh
htrty-ficti nshinatfiti hitters faced
him in the ti.ti" trtiings.
In the st'n he lot contro, an 1
wull;.d Iwtb I die and Mlliin Two
wen- on' nt 'n time. Tin n Sum Hice.
the nilghtv hitter of tin Wnhing;on
, 'fain pumped 1 onn single 10 rii
ind Judge bou- li.-me the mlj ene
11111 of the snnii
1 1) 11 can lilts llnmrr
' Krickson jstnrtci) well, but fullered 1
' lo. Piijrnn rm r Mm on the road to rulu
in the fourth inning, when his lintner
'went into tin lefi-tieid seats The
'Mucks witc aggressne and sroied in 1
... ... l.-. , n.wl I...II. .. ln.l .
in o'-ai line- nni us- oici nun. 11 ouii I . f j-s t r mi ifrtrw.i .
that was too inu.h f.n tiio t!Hifs Autographed Sphere of Slugger '"jJK,'
.lr I.IIVIson .'-ll iMlills. VUlil I
n 11 rookie pit In 1 finished nnd wa
You yoiJR Bottle op
MILK For 3JTOAKrAsiT
Will.
ThBM YOl.) REACH FOR A
RATTLC AND JLICe OOP
AMD JJAM6 ' YoUf HGAD
OfiJ THE FLOOR
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TMBfsl YOU GICGLC. AT
YoOR . PA Ir4 HIS
MORfsJlrJG OATM
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ZBYSZKO, NEAR FIFTY,
WILLTR YFOR TITLE
Ponderous Polo May Not Toss "Strangtisr" Lewis for
Wrestling Laurels, but He Still Is a Marvel and
vfWff Good Chance
EM BALL DERIVES
120 FOR CHARITY
What May' Happen
In Baseball Today
L
OCAL BOXERS ARE
y H.NTLANI KICK
little new or novel, working out with the ponderous Polr
lately nnd they ten its mat y.hysrko I
Mill n marvel, powesslng; even Rrcatn
strength tlinn Levis, witn
.nwt
.oo'
Ail ,
Auctioned Off Three Times
at National Bouts
.R33
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FRED FULTON SCORES K. 0.
socked bard
iMignn, with a noine r in nnd a dou
nle. led at hat for the Mucks, while
Witt produe.fi a d"nb o nnd n siugle.
The Athletics show.'. I a Jot of dash
ana pep tnut iieiunteo a large crown i
The team looked like a r.gular hall club
for a changi The A - now have beaten t, l.OI'IS II. ilAKFK
Washington twi.e m,i -ow- a team that' Moving' fans love n'hcavj hitter
hadlj .rippled the Ainu, in a recent whether in the ring or any other hram h
of sport This wan proved at the a'i
nenwwi'iglit show lat night at the .Nn.
series
Hubbell Weakens
Wilbur Hubbell. ih' 'ormer right
hander of the Giants alumni i1( Hodg
irs two runs nnd two hits in the second
.nning. and no luH o- n:n in the neit
si rounds The Phi'lies had gained n
.ead. " tn '2. in the nisi six innings nnd
the Ilodfters were one behind as they
went n to Hrooklyn s half of the
1 ninth.
A.MI1IU0AN IXAOVK
V. K r.C. Win Ixwe,
ClprnUnd . IS ft .TOfl .7X2 .061
Umhlnrlnn 111 .tfiH .017
llostun a ft .MS .B8S
Detroit . . 1 H .41 .800
H 7 .411- .t.in.
a n .too .437
hlrnin 4 1 .MM .417
Athletics .. An ..W .4O0
NATKINAI. I.KXHl.K
W. I r.'. ln Iim-i
Httt.unth . JS :i 13
llrnnkljrn . 1 ft -7IM1 l
New York 0 .BOO
( lilumi . . 5 .X ?::
flnrlnniitl . 7 10 4J
ItnMon 1 It .-"J
1'hllllfs '-. 10 .333
! LnuU . . -.3 8 .s.10
PostnontU
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
.MBKir. I.B.OliK
Mhlrlirs. Ri Washington 1
WINNER
NBOSION
$g Joe Tiplitz and Danny Kramer
Score in Open-Air Bouts on
Braves' Field
Huston. Si New Xork. I.
St. trills. 7 Ietrnlt. fl I4 Innlntu .
Chleaao-Clevelanil Net shrduled.
NATIONAL I.r.AflfK
llrm.kl.il 4i riillllra. 3.
New York. Hi tlotnn. I.
Plttshurah It rhlomo.
tionnl ritib. when the Hustin Uani-
bino's slsnntnre proved nn asset for a
chnntab'e cause llabe Kuth's sicn.i
ture was worth axactlv ?I20(), wlu.h
was the total sum derived in the aiie.
linn of nn nutoprilTiheil hnsehnll for the
beneht of the St. Vincent's Home for'
Orphaned fhildrrn. Oread Hill. SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
.ludge Joeph P. Rogers was the man AMmiCAN I.KAOlK
ttth Nn. inisilili bnmrner nnfl lifter it nsl.ifirlf.ti nt rhllndrlilhlfl.
Then came one of ihose b.itting Irursts tilling the light fans there what the f chiro"' nt Oftrnll
I which haie made the Dodgers the I auction was nil about bids for Hie ball NATIONAL t.BAtiVK
freaks of the major league- this season ' with the namei of Kuth. Connie Mai k rhtsimreli t fhlcngo inostixinKl. eelai.
, Jtmm .hilinston h'gan the ninth rnnnti and Han H. .lohnaon on it began to
'with a single to right Tom (iriffitli ) t-otno thick nnd fast.
' sacrificed .nek WhentV long single to "TSventv-lne dollars!" was the first
center scored .Johnston with t in 'win: enthusiastic offer for the ball, and
run r.il Konetchv followril with lil iiirUlv bids mounted until tluee rnblil
sis'ond triple of the dm. a wicked .-iticsiders were left in the running
ng .. heat "T-ivo hundred dollar:
grounder to right held, scon
w ith the winning run
l.eon failure starte.l foi ( h Hodger
but be failed to go the diwance. Three
i .inn mid seven hits were made off him
I before be retired nt the end of the sixth.
seventh, after wlm li he was taken net; I' ., .Honed Asnin
i .Toh n Miljua pitched tuo-tlurds of the
to let Southpaw fliirenre Mitihell pitch"
hiiullj crl il
fhnrle Schwartz, local sportsman ntul
well known for his philanthropic ideals.
Samuel l,n..ir a snlcMiinn. boosted th s
b $r0 nnd Charley Spedelli. a gtoccr.
ninde it S.'llrO. Finally a ..irK hid by
Schwartz got him the hnll.
Schwnrtr. iniiiiediately turned the hall
to Willlums. with N'eale on ihird and..'. , i.'i.,,. Utmrrs for further dona
Kawllngn oil second. Mitchell ohuI .. n. n,i i.,nr bvsraine po.sesnor of
Williams to fly to t.ritlltii. retiring the lh " nn.,r,. ttth n single bid of .?"0I.
, side. Mitchell finhed the game mid I nn(. 1)e ,00- jt uji again This
wan the winning pitcher I time Spedelli oflered S200 and the bull
Wnglistone's liner enme tm the Phils wint t him. nfter which he made a
in the ninth with Meusel on ' Minn nddress and was greeted with u
'lot of applause Sehwurtx and l.azar
Uinglcs and Bungles
also were introduced
Our are tmoUfrt tn rbvsh one mnt
n ith the Mushtnrtun f?nutnri here thi lift
i ertii m. the Phllls hne n ili nfl: Ihro the
' begin a .erlrs with the llrmen nt llnstnn.
Then the fans, wttled lmrk to i.ee the
windup between Jaik Hell. HIS pounds,
nnd Fred Fulton. 'Ml Tin re wnmi t
J 7 list a-'lffino, s cnntfst n' Uti h Pnrk icW
Imi fn .i' mii'itM latt' fhfi" .una! t'.
' ulloic 1hr it honl ihtldren and trnrhrri nt nt
trd, Thr uon n a brnit nVuir or thr
pubhc srhon' nrnftn fund
I'rlnretnn ntifl Trim plnr inn irame this
' week The ttrt It thin iiftrrnnan "t I'rlnre
lon. .ind the othr Is al rrunklln llflrl. sB.
ardn' Thai "III lw smiw Hat l)n
(rootjoi ooi "tfrc o n
lcst of I vain Nof .itroiip
THIS yea1" wn'le eer otn r li.h i .' 'igi. . ! i .,, .nrange 'ra-ies
or hu- pron- sing looking enl's i'- i mors H-.,ol. ( snunters serene.
along dep. nding on that pit. uing . aC m i i'l. a gdiig n ' tletil t,a, unii
fipis-h b'-i'w i.i" Phih'es if tie 'Imi i n i n . rowd . f st.irs lintijlng around
R'ith blood in their ejes waiting foi a iiin.e in (; , 1 1 ,o
1'lie grand total ot ne.'oimra t" ih It'o.ik. i ..iti tins m,i ,,.ris,,t
of three Sam Poet u pit't-i .an., oa m tii i . t .' Hni'iklMi .. I
hiln otc-' before am! li I " i, I ' tne w '..r a t. Pitrsbiirgb P.i.t !,
Plntes I ml no ie for I, m nn, ,i ei nun'r. m I, n ith t'iw risiili i a'
lleookljnfljinieiih.nl Pot i- I" gii.mni; to . m.. - n.i it h ail lino it 'are
Kei.j a niiieteeu-iear o .) mhe u.m fr. s,. Mark's t r.' ee. i),ikii:l,
'nlif. The tn rd new nrrnul -s Hal!.i' II ,. i,.. .. ),'i (,, . d tli .h.i-.r
flfld came it. mi Suit 1 like
', The i"l of ihe team lls bi.n g( hrilii 1 ' . . I) , fie lj.ie. ftrnl "lie otlo
major baguc 'i.iii- Mom ..f h' rn . - gi-.ibhed when n'ii n i Inj; . ,
team tried wane them n'c into '..e a I end un. it nh'aifn A few auie in
trade., but hi' ii lifter ihe materia! trad'd for itiem bnl been 'ill."-tid 1
thi "linn r" . and given m m. ,ir hiiiiwi to nm ki good n.isecl alonj from
tpt brush
J Wl i. , mrniitimi nlnm r-ci odfi "nn in holS 'rnnw
, r Au nflirtti I in ' I'hmlry Khl,rti rtrrtjthiini turn n .cr ..muo'
i fin hrndnrhe In n rnuplr nf rnjular hnll plnm i Inr iirmi ninnlm
nf Im pit- init itntT. lint I hnrln llnhddi ii.il rnd n urn n Inmih
Irr tmf i.iir V 1 1 iitnltiiijit ijr bull p'tiim a '.,,..; nt hr hn n pilrhmq
alnff.
i't-fyr ghi 1. '
much to ine itiuicM n o.-i... ...sv...
' minutes fill pecondf. with Hilton a
winner when Hefuree I.ou Hmlej stopped
the bunt. w Hell viitunll was out on
hi" f001 . . , i !
Hell started a running battle, while
Fulton hacked away, taking matters
easily The foimcr tore after Inn taller
opponent shooting punches with both
hands at Fulton body. Fred was con
tented to nib and shortly had Hell bleed
ing profuse! from mouth and nose.
Fulloii then hooked slinit and ttnppllj
several tunes shaking np Hell, ami
nfter 'n "ght uoss Haile halted hos
tilities. smJth scores K. 0.
Homer Smith. 104, alo scored n one
round Idioikout when be light uppercut
Sergeant Hillj Miller IH.' to sleej. In
. ,K in snontU Tin. Iilnw lifted
In the Viimniil I eorne He l hittlnii .41" ' " . s.J f.,,,1 nml li tlonued tint
lloli'h Miller I. il.lr.l In the senior or.,,1,1,4, Miller oft hie feet unit he "'PPeil nn'
tlnn ltli IOC .. on his htuk t the fount of eight till
f,,r,i,fr so i n-r turniu ovei- on ni sunn
I' "n I V ' "'" fl' "f '"I"' trr I'lrnoi ., ,,., ..,,. 1 t,.l 'rui.in fill
s... .1. '... . .. r-rr m.lrri ,i .. ts. nfll nil! lll'tell'l f T.l ll Is .Mil 111 l. Ill U Oil
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.'inin baseball n n. T.i,
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17,'fh un" nun' " taitir -iih urtlfidn. btl
il 'l-if tie n I. 'iiiMii t htnt tlir Itrd Snr.
-lln-if ei, h,f'i.iy dttrMiv flu! Qonil ,. ork, '
ftnhi eon 'io ' fitiit rima, ind thi mnf,
np tii Ind "1 '.'' haffntj 01 rrn or ', Mo
no. 01 I'nijn'' n, mark wnn .if
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Tlecn.' "' liltstiurnh Is thn loo s.rnurr
INTERNATIONAL I.KttIT.
KKsil I.TS OT "iKITKIJll.W
n.ililmnre. Jit Hruciie. 7 tflmt unnin
tkiltlmore tUi Kyracu. 1 (neron.1 ennui,
lliifTiilo. 7 1 llmdfnc. 1
.frre fllT. Hi Korbrstrr.
Nrn-urk Si Toronto 1.
m( iit:i)ii.i: ntii Ton.w
Toronto ut NrwiirU
IttitTiitn ut Itrtidlnr: (tvn mniesi.
Ilorhntirr nt ,lrre t'll
.S'rnrusn nt lliiltlmnre lino frumfsi
sTAMlIM, OK TIIK CMIW
. i.. im w. i.. r.r
Nrwnrl. . K X .727 Kirneusr ft 7 .117
lliiltlmnre a 3 .If, llutTnln 1 7 .844
roronln 7 4 sa lloehrster 7 .too
Jrr.fy C"y a ft St.", Iti-ndlnr . :i H .;-7J
PHILA. PROS. TO TRAVEL
Local Team Will Play Series in Coal
Region
Philadelphia Professionals, due to a
misunderstanding with Penbrook .ire
open for Saturday. Muj 7 The Phils
will pla the crin k ( hester liiantH on
TREMAINE GETS DECISION
Hoston. Mn.ss.. lav P. Hoston s
fiist open nir bout of the season were
staged nt Hrnvcs Field nnd all -were
for a distance of ten rounda Carl
Tremaine. of Cleveland, w-on a rather
questionable deeiiion over Terry Mr
Hugh, of Allentnwn. Pa. lt was all
McIIugh's fight up to the sixth round,
he having floored Tremnine cleanly in
the second.
In the aixth Tremnine. with a right
swing to the jaw. set McHugh on hii
back. Hefcrce Walsh, started to count.
When he reached eight, for some un
accountable reason, he gave the fight
to Tremnine.
.Ine Tiplitz. of Philadelphia, won n
neat victory over Allentown Dundee,
who substituted for Frankie Hr.lt.
Hritt's. physician would not let him en
ter the ring on account of an injury
to his eye.
Tiplitz dropped Dundee in the ninth
and tho latter was in Rueh groggy shape
when he got up thnt Heferee Perry
stopped tho bout and gave Tiplitz the
.erdiot.
Danny Kramer, of Philadelphia, won
over .Toe O'Donnell. of Philadelphia, in
the match of the evening It was a
rip-roaring going at toptiotch. The
fight was very even in the early rounds
Krnmer having a slinde the better of it
O'Donnell had wjuared mutters by the
ninth.
In the ninth Kramer sensing that he
would have to go some to win, went
i right after O Donnell nnd nil but had
I the latter out when the gong sounded.
I Hobby Dvson. the New Hedford idol,
iwiui over Karl Puryenr, of Peoria, the
latter making his debut here in n typi
mHEIlIC 15 very
i. under Ihe shining orb of da), but
oner in a rare while u stntlling denoue
ment tnkca place.
A ballplayer hitting fifty-four home
runs in nne ar wn.i n trifle novel for
one example.
And now we have the possibility of
saluting n heavyweight wrestling
ehaiupion who is forty-Nix jearft old.
Tf that doesn't turn out to be new, you
can shut off the aim. '
".Ntriiugler" Lewis, comiuernr of .loc
Steelier nnd now heavyweight cham
pion, is bonked to nicft the elder Zbys
zko at Itti early date. '
Zbjszko is no longer n jouth. He
was not u youth when Frank tJoleh
threw hlni ten or twelve years ngo.
Now he is nearer flftj than he is
forty. He is past the age when
men are supposed to win bark heavy
weight boxing or wrestling titles. He
baa only a few leaps to go before he
reaches the balf-crntury mark, and jet
here ho is challenging the champion in
one of the hardest, roughest sports of
the age. u sport thnt requires quick
ness, agility, stamina, skill, and nil
the rrt of that well-known output
which is supposed to be an nlmost ex-
elusive possession of youth. i
"Yes." jou might say, "an old man I
in sport maj challenge n champion, but I
what chance has he of winning?" '
To whirli one might reply thai
ibjszko threw ,Ioe Steelier only u few '
weeks ngo when Steelier was in first -class
shape. And Stcehcr has thrown,
Lrwis as often iisM.ewio has thrown '
itecher.
An rntisu.nl .Situation
VOtl may not be interested in
- mere matter of Zbysr.kn meeting
Lewis, not caring a whit which wins.
Thnt is only a minor part, after nil.
Hut you are either forty-six now, or
you will be if jou decide to keep on
living
And it is a distinct novelty to know
that one at fort -aix may still be the
wcstling .champion of the world.
It is something to let those who arc
bordering on fifty know that youth,
after nil. isn't so very far away that
youth, after all. isn't the whole show,
including the elephnnts, the pink lem
onade, ihe hurd. blue seats ami the
trapeze artists. Also, the concert after
the same
If Zb.iszko al forty six ian toss
Lewis for n winning goal il will be one
ot the most leniaiknble iichieiemeiits
in sport.
And even If jou lire not inlerest-d I
in wrestling, if ou nre inclined to be
slightly human you must be i nt nested
in such a performance. A
The Outlooli
THIS is not to say lhat Zbjszko )
going to throw Lewis or plant the'
"Strangler's" massive shoulders
againM Ihe mat. '
Possibly he won't.
Hut we bave been discussing the
matter with one or two who have been
as mnnli
skill and na much stamina, if not quite
ns much speed.
They also say that Lewis will find
It extremely difficult to pin the hour
lock upon the Pole's hnlrlcsa bean, with
Ihe aforesaid bean drawn well in be
twecn bulging shoulder.
In any event it will be one of the
hardest fought matches of the jear
de.spitc the fact that the chnllenger m
baltl and bordering on fifty, which we
insist upon holding aa nne of the inoi
unusual turns nn unusual sporting year
has to offer.
It in all very well to have the kid
phcnotnR pop out now and then Hut
those beyond forty who nre still in
championship trim where h sport like
wrestling is concerned arc not quite
so thickly bunched.
CeirioM. lilt. All rlohtt rtjrn'if
L. P. Flynn Spurns $3000
Syrnrnse. May a. l.en I'. Fljim. manic
of Hill Tlrftmnn. linn retimed JSOOr) tn nd
hU battler Into anion t lhi arena Frlom
tilnlil. May IX iitslnit ruullnc Liwlnnle.
sccnnUne tn annnunei-mfnt md by Jick
l'ils. mtrhmoktr nf the lots! club.
the1
Runs Scored for Week
In Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL I.KAGUK
" 7i"1rir'F s Tl
New" Yorh . . . 71 8j I 1 1 1.
Itrtiokljn ..I 1 4 '- i 7
Pittsburgh . 2, -It ! ' I I A
Hoston ' 2 1 i 3
Phillies ....! 0' n1 i 1 1 1 3
Chicago . . . 1 l i I ! I I1 .1
St. I-mils...l 1 1 t '- ! I I ' 1
Cinrinii.-iU . I 0 j !-'! 1 n
AMKKICAN LKAOVK
I is .yrfiM wrfiT" 1 s ti
Athletics ...1 si n I l ! 11
Detroit ... 2' 01 i I I H
St. IfOllis... I " 1 8
Cleveland ..I .1 ' , ' 1 ' ft
Huston ... . ' 2. a
Wnshinston 1 1' 1 1 ' 2
ClilCsigo .... I ..I' t
New Yorh. , I I, , ' 1
INTKHNATIONAL l.UAni'IC
smTt"ivTti"F'.s ti
Halt imoro ". . 1 2 1 1 1 "J t
Jersey City.' 8j I I ' s
Syracuse ... I 81 1 ' 1 s
Huffalo ....' "it 7
Hocliestcr .. , V , fl
NcwarU .. .' ' 2j r- 2
Toronto ...., f t I ' I
Heading . . . ! 1. ' 1
Get in the Swim
the Hth. and .Miu Andrew A. Forbes i ' "'"n, bn1t,ll;1 .M. 1,a,(1 h" "nn 1
(he 'J I st
The following week thi i lull will visit
the ion) regions, winding up nt Tn
iiinquii .Mai .".11 itwo games 1. then tRm
den on dune -1 The managemctit will
nccept ciigiigiiiients for any day in, the
week. 11.11 ticiilnrlj Sunduis and mid
week from dubs in P. nns Ivanin and
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iiiinuui ioi oiiu'-s i.f.osiii); . i utirac
tiotis Write or w ne club otli. e. Philadelphia
Piofessioniils. liT.l.t N'mili Thirteenth
stteet. Hell phone Columhiu '.D-.'.
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hilt inlUlirs e a o
iu nt. ;.evi 7obi ii,..,i the ton in ''n
a 'our iofe rut -1 n, ,...,..bw. lirltini' HIT wns n winnir
in eight hard round- ..ier Kid Henn.
1 Tili-s. Hetirj sIio-i.imI Hrittnn with
h.-i -1 naie-l m 'li Iet-o.i n lot" of putn lies a' Mltmus tlllll'S, but
s '"-'- ' ' 'h-B ,nws lucked st.ani Hrittnn. on
PIllstmrBli .flnliliues In llininirr tt.- hft-'I'the lllhlT mitt, si ore, often with terri
. -il in ttie '.inri-e.. ,emritn ihe t'lniir! i ... ,mnche and ii t the hnish had Hetirv
ilnn.sl in. 1 iins 1 10 1, 1 nr rimifs imii- : . .
Inst Inn Ihrr- Binnrs tills srnsoll jmt Inui- all nllt '"n ...
non llilri.li The opening n..ml.i r betw
Fire Lrading Batters
in Two Major Leagues
N 7ltl.N l. I.i:(,l K
I'lm.r ami ( luh I, II. 11 ( .
.Inlinstiin. itVUn It ,vi 17 '.'A 4(14
rirrne Plus in do in aji .417
it Miiii-r I'hihi ii r; a m .4011
llnnislo si Ifiuls I'.' i; 7 111 .tilt
(lithium. Pills I! l'i 7 IS toil
mi.uic . i ru.ri:
l'luer nnd Club (. A II. II 11 r.r.
Rmli. New orU 13 IS IS 10 .4Jt
stephrnsnu. Inr I no II '.". ,1(17
eiuh Delrull If. "II II ( ,:if(i
Tnliln SI I mils .V II! ft 34 3H7
..rurll ( Inrlanil 17 Kft 111 'J.I ,H3
most out in the third. onl to have him
comi' back strong in the fifth and nil but
put Hobby out.
Then it was anybody's fight up to
the ninth, where Dyson forged slightly
ahead nnd by particularly haul work in
the tenth won out. After the fight it
was learned that Dyson, who is a
southpaw, had injured his left hand
in the six round.
.Tohnn Clinton. ofr Hoston. sprung
the surprise nf the evening when he took
Joe Welling, of Chicago, into camp.
Georgetown Beaten In Track Meet
i.Afircrtnnn K. . Ma "i 1 tie 1 n crMii
of thi -South l."..vnn..ei iti-'cai.'l fieori-ton
I I'tilleqe "'.' tn 37 In ll tri.rk ni"! tmre M
wane hi'l much the hrtu-r i.-im inaUinu
h tlean M.- in eix .-M-ntH .unl tnkui flrntH
in hr' uthrn fl. irise.oun s.'rui-, on
our rrt ,n on of whuh thcrr. m8s no
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tttfirBf. Krllej imlile hU s,fnth lionie nin ,
nt the si.'....n '" "it'JJ',rt,,'B"l,r'',1" i New Pitcher Joins Pirates-.
Kellei Is Ir.nlinu lliith In home run sniashrs. ,
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Nativity and Bridesburg Contests
to Start at 5 P M
'Twilight grmes an' l ing plan-d m
'imis mm turns of Un it and tu.
ifternooti two of the cik semipm i lub
wyil staye important i-ontists starting
afiTi p. in The , 'bibs ih.it will pins an
NmiiviI; and Hridisburg
lanagei Phil Haggerti hn' .m un I
thi Hrookljn Ilo.Mil tiiants to uppeni
n( Miller and iintario streets, and n
wt)l be the Hi st gann the colored chnni
pjoua have plajed since tlu-i have re
turned from a successlul tour of the
yiWth.
c.li ,(
lin points Inr the sitnt- lab III
'in' Cirr'Rnti o Wvckoff withSeanh
hi I'.arker will be behind tne b.n '
Al ItKlitiiond .ind (lrihoio -ireis,
ltrtdesbtirg 'nil ni"'t I'leisim Vnriici -I'M
Lul. will . e i'.ddo' IJeriue foi -nieih
of the t'lio uiiiuti lie I. .in'.
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BASEBALL TODAY.3.45 P.M.
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