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Benny Leonard Training at Coney
'TENDLER MIGHT GO
TO SLEEP IN FIRST
SA YS BENNYLEONARD
Titleholder Believes Southpaw Contender Is Made to
Order for Him and Is Confident Match Won't
Go More Than Four Rounds
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fN THIS qnlot, ("rcludcil illnjip, built
murmuring, fonm.v waves of thn ocean, Hcnny I.cnnnrd is training for the
ipott important battle nf his career, which takes nlncn in Philadelphia erarth
one neck from tonight The lightweight rhnmplnn is hnnl nt work in thin
rural section of Nets York, where lie is absolutel olone cave for about 100,000
Tlsitors rneh day, nnd nothing disturbs tlie serene tranquillity of the Hceno
except thousand' of ambitious electric pianos, hard-working mcrrj Bo-rounds,
ithootlng galleries and raucous monologues by lcnther-lunged gentlemen extolling
the virtues of numerous side shows scattered nlong the main and side streets
of this aforesaid quiet, secluded village.
It is an Ideal spot for a training camp. A steam riveter training for a
championship contest would bo passed without notice, nnd ipii n euj prac
ticing on a cornet could get bj without n calldown. Therefore, Leonard Is
having a nice, peaceful time down hero while training for his coming contest
with Lew Tendier.
Denny has been here a week and apparently doesn't mind it. He works
out every day In his exclusive trnining cninp, where nobody except thirty or
forty other boxers ore training. The gates are barred to nil spectators except
those who purchase tickets at the front gate. Xot more thnn a thousand ever
re present when the champion goes through his dallj stunts.
The camp, which also Is l.uovvn as the l'alace of Joj for some reason
or other, hides on the main street and Is hard to find except for the huge
lgn in front nnd the two high towers, pnlntpd brcntnitiElt in broad red and
white stripes As the Mead.t stream of tlsitors flows bv two gentlemen who
had curl.v training on Ice wagons tell the world about the added attraction
nd the price of admission. Outside of that the 1'nlact' of Joy is an cxtrcmeh
difficult place to find.
JKD Denny is enjoying himatlf every minute. He says fo himself.
May Win in First, Says Leonard
117E VISITED the Palace of Joy yesterday afternoon, and after refusing an
Invitation to ride on the roller coaster, turning a deaf car to tho sincere
pleadings of the manager of the shooting gallery and declining, gently but
firmly, to go into the s-trlmmlng pool, managed to .run the gauntlet and locate
Leonard In his dressing room. This Is the first time It has been done under
two hours, nnd your correspondent was warmly congratulated.
Tho champion was all ready to step Into the nrenn and do his best to
ruin what might have been n perfect nfternoon for three sparring pnrtners.
He was clad in royal purple, n-mnke-up which adds local color to n monarch
of all he surveys. Seated on the edge of n nibbing table nnd swinging his
legs bccomlngb, Ttemij uncorked some conversation regarding nnd pertaining
to the big fuss which will be nil over one week from tonight.
"I have been reading about Tendier," he said, "and noted with Interest
that he expects to knock me loose from the championship. I can't see how
he can do this, because I will beat him to it. I am going to do all of the
knocking out on the nljht of August 3'J, nnd I never make rn-h statements
Tendier is made to order for me, and I wouldn't be surprised if he went to
sleep in the first round. If not, he will not be able to stick until the end
of the fourth.
"This Is one fight that is not annoying me. I never wns so confident
and I know 1 shall win bv a knockout."
Manny Seaman, his trainer; .Take Weinsteln, the well-known I'lillndel
phian, and AVil'ie Leonard, brother of the champion, nodded theli heads
seriously, which meant that Benn.t scored a clean-cut ictorj in the ocal solo
They agreed with him. biciu-e it always is the bet pollcv to agree with a
champion In his dressing room.
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eady am neatly dotcn to
pound to take off m the next iceek,
I shall be strong and ready to go
night." .
Champ Docs Nothing but Box
TnCX the champion jumped off the table and headed the parade to the
arena where the three sparring partners awaited his arrival with fear and
trembling. Hennv did no shndow boxing. He did not skip the rope. He
didn't punch the bag. but stepped right Into the ling nnd stnited to box
His first opponent was Sammv Berne, a port -sided lightweight from
New York. Sammv stands with his right foot nnd right nrm extended, labs
with the right and tries to land with his left. He boxed fast In the firt
round, keeping Leonard on the inoo, but slowed down when Benny staggered
him with n left hook to the jaw and a right to the body.
Sammy also was on the verge nf n ojage in the second when a right
caught him flush on the thin Onlv the heavy boxing gloves saved him. How
ever, the kid boxed fnt and kept shooting his right, but Bennv had no
trouble in getting out of the tvnv
The next southpaw was entitled Mike Carrier, of Chicago Mike Is a
heavy welterweight, half a foot taller than the champion nnd packs a heftv
wallop. He tore into Bennv in the first round and gave a great exhibition of
boxing. He had Leonard on the defensive for a couple of minutes, but near
the end of the staiua Hennj socked him on the nose nnd made him be good.
LROX.XRI) med a body attack m the ireond round and had fike
cnrceninq about the ring uirn time trm railed. Thn trm a very
fait icotUaut and llenny showed up xciy teell.
Leonard Proves He Is in Shape
rTUIK finale was stnged b Samnij Sihlff, the elongated lightweight from
Harrlsburg Schift, let it be remembered, was first intioduced to a Phila
delphia audience by none other than Sammy Ilnhn, one of the greatest fight
managers ever boosted bv Snmm.v Hahn Sammv hail him until it came time
to collect the remuneration, nnd then Schlff said he never had n tnanngcr anil
saved some expense
Schiff boxed n fast round with I.eonaid, using what he believed to be
Tcndler's style. N'obndt would recognise it. even Tendier himself. However.
lie stepped In nnd out. jabbing with the right nnd shooting the left at the
body, making Benny cover up and step out of danger The champion studied
very move closely, evidently prepnring a defense ngnmst the stnr southpaw.
Then he started a bodv attack and Sammv was all washed up
In the second round Leonard started to land with his light He hit
straight and few blows missed His judgment of distance wns marvelous and
Schlff was groggy at the end Those six rounds ended the dav's work
Benny perspired freclv nt the end, but was not breathing hard He
proved beyond question of a doubt that he is in good condition, because he
boxed three fresh men nnd nt the end was traveling faster than at the start.
TUR ehampion uould like to bar three or four founds telth hh
sparring partners, but finds that they air all m at the end of the
second. In fait, thr parlnns trould like it jutt as iccll if only on
round teas boxed. Benny rannot rut loair on them berausr they
cannot stand a hard uallop Hoicrier, the boys are fast and givo
llenny a lot of difcnsne uork tenen he cares to take it.
Working Earnestly, but Not Much
BKNXY Is training in earnest now, but doesn't seem to bo doing much
work. Yesterdny morning he was out on the rond for an limn He stnrted
at 8 A. M. nnd came hick to the hotel nt 0 After n shower and n rub-down
he ate a hearty breakfast and loafed around until it enme time to box In the
afternoon.
Last night after a big dinner he walked on the Boardwalk for an hour and
retired at 10 I M
"It don't need much work to get into condition." he said "I will take
off weight graduallv and save inv strength for the night of the fight. I do
not Intend to burn myself out in the trnining camp "
Copyright, IS! 1, hy rubhe 1 fda'r en
MIKE GIBBONS EASILY '
DEFEATS AUGIE RATNER
8t. Paul Battler Makes Chopping
Block of Opponent
New orlt. Aug H Mike Gibhons I
Of St. Paul, made n ehnnnine hlnek nf
Augle llatner In their ten-round bout
at the Dyckman Oval Arenn last night
before an estimated attendante of
32,(100.
From the fiVt round to the tmth
Olbbons forced the tigliting The St
Paul flash opeiwd ruts under both nf
Augle ejos befoie the third loutid
was finished. Harh battler tipped the
iicale at lDO'i pounds.
),, , ..',, mnrll l,ll.. I.lj '"..
,ns unmarked, while hl onnonent
"t lip bout th" face ami hangwg
he rones "anKini.
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ne runney nnd Marts Ilurke u -
was i'
on th
Gene
xaged In on unliitterextint; ten round
Ah.I MM.I nl.Hn.. -.At. .l .1. II,
ail o'iu uiiiirj (ciciiru iic ueciBion
'of.th Judteo.
ll.t KOItKKT V. MAXWELL
port Editor nvrntns- Public ldrr
Coney, Iilnnd, X. Y., Aug ."
ax rloel ns possible to tln gentle.
better condition," continued Leonard, "nnd
icciaht. I haic only a couple of
and that can he done at any time.
ichen the qong clanas next Friday
EVERS TOO SCRAPPY:
nPPflQPn AC MAMARCD
mnunuun,
President Veeck Says Decision Was
Reached After Considerable Regret
I lilragn. Aug r. John . I Hvms has
I been forced out lis mnnner nf thn f"'nl,
'1'he seiappv mnnnger wns too ?ciappv
to get on with his men The tinm has
, been going bark for two months
Vaughn btokn out in New York and
l0'' suspended for thirtv dajs. and
llln jumped to the sonu-pros Tvhr
h"N .'j00" released Dven the "(irmt
A'PX lias Iln(1 tl,c worst season in his
, 'nT.,r, ,.,
J5l'l MUcfer has been uppointid man-
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gret A -in evideme of this it was ,e.
'ided to (ontiniie his mlarv to the ,0s
i of ho arasnn '
Simultaneous) it whj, mnile known
lint Jim Vaughn's suspension will he
t
lifted August 0.
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NORTH PHILLIES. 4-2
BOWS
Haggorty's Athletes Succumb toiiei :::::::: SS ? :5IJ :Sl5, :2So
Curves of David, Who Is Ably
Assisted by Teammates
PLAY AGAIN THIS
EVENING,Rra,i.:::::::S
Before one of the largest crowds of
the season, tho Noith Phillies secured
revenge on N'ntiutv nt Fourth and
Wingohoehing streets last evening for
a previous defeat and won bv the
score of 4 to L' Hob David was on the
hill and his pitching was superb mid
the two runs scored were the result of
an error with a double piny In sight.
The same teams clash again this
evening on the Nativity grounds nt
Belgrade nnd Ontario streets, when
Hnv Stiinniler will oppose Tommv Car
ngnn Hob David wns necorded won
derful support in last night's contest,
nnd catches by Dash and Moiirndlnn
saved the gnme on two occasions.
Once In the fifth Mourudian made n
remnrkable save and Dnsh did the
same thing in the seventh. The hitting
nf Dash was nlso timely, while the
hurling of Dnvld was the best of tbe
season.
The I". n. T. Alt-stars dropped their first
m In ten ataru to Huhlfeld hi Uroail
uet ami AII'Bhen avenue but the game I
a not decided until the lilt lnnlnir The ,
trollevmen plned hanz up ball hut 1ln
i-wwn ran "iisntiy ma nettr of the pitch
the r tch
have another hard opponent on their home
"HBiiiM Ainron loniirnt
hA Itl.LI...
Erounda
i inm ana iiutier etreets when
ine aiarK ud nrnin.t
the Lincoln Stars 1
Hurke ulll in all probabll t pilch for the
home team
Smltli-rurbiith we a victim of the last
spp-arance of Mctor.Keeno In thin rltj
h-n he held thn Industrial to two hits
and Ilrldesbure .,n 4 to t. Tonlhht smith
I urbueh tackles the M Paul I'rnfexionali
nt "e ond street on I Uric avonne Tnith hn
onlv plajed one of Its lat five erlieduled
hnm nil the rcat havlnc been halted
by rain Tim Turner will ue- I'lins or
oietnr anilnst th downtowners
llrldethurc triiei, to Twentv ehu, and
Wharton strets and meeta the Heleher
Tamers The upionnra lout the last Mine
to rank O Hrlen proteges on their home
held about a month ago and are anxious to
eecure revenue Fddle Cake has Tnmmi
ol7 all primed for the frav and the down
town fans will witness a fast came.. 11 My
McKenty who has been unueua!l effective
aunlnut nndesburg will likely hurl for the
jarnorj
Oerrmntown Is back on Its own fled nt
i"het.n averue ant Jfaanolla etreet and
the vM"ru team will h the All-Staro coin
poeed of the plr! of the Stenton Flell I'lub
nnd llelflelo and all locvl Germantown t m
Newt niatk of Sienton. will pilch fir the
All Stare wMie mil Jlorcan former Dela
ware rountv league ace will be on ire
hill for the hrme combination ConnMeral le
tnlerewt h,. Aan .knun In ih. san. n m
.... .-. ..... ..-VI. nilW'.H .1. Ilir ..III. n !
the plajera on the All Stars aro local b.i
Jim Neville has it Carthage - the vleli
Insr attraction at DonoTan Xrmitrm? at
Flft-clt.hth and Walnut street. The d
verllsinc team has won more thnn twenty
camee tn far and all have I een naalnst the
leading teame In the cttv and Mate
Sweeney and Tlertxler will be In the rwi nt
for the homo team, while fit Orthage will
probah'v ijee Itube Chamtre rated as tne
teet left hsnded eeml-pro In this section
lP Taronv vrny thin evening the fans rt 1
ee renl hall games again The Dt"stnn Pro
fesslonals lift the lid at Taconv Flail Park
state road "nd t'nruh street Tonlgh' 'he
Ubin Stare will be pl.-.yed naln Interfered
with the Initial game with the House if
David on Tueslay If Is expectel that a
larse attendance will be on hand as the
Industrial conditions In the vicinity hae
grenij improved In the la-t few months
TonJsht Hasselbacher will shoot em over
for Onutner crowd wl'h Tadd Livingston
receiving tho tender other cract players
on tho r)isstott team are F.lsefser Olllen
Hajes i astor Weldman and Ueary
filiurplf". of XVmt Cheater, pais Its first
visit to Jilns t'alie at Iliond e'rect and
Allegheny avenue Hor Thomas has - great
club but tho cakereakers outratted It
nlmct two to one a week ngi from last
Saturday right on Its own fled In West
Chester but lost out bv II to ! Th locals
ara conrtdent of their abt lt to win on th'i
neca.ion Ileevner and Mcfonnell villi bo
the battery for tlna and Paseon and Ouest
will be In tho points for Sharpies
The South llillls Hebrews, after being
lole for threo days have lognn A A as
tl-e attraetlon at Hroad and l)lglr sireeta
The phja will depend on Bid e Kcnvn or
teftj w Intersteln whls J sk Dindn will
I kels' nou JJheftj who has hurled In
mnn fonner gam s for tile downtowners
Tl-e followers of the "phas me still talking
of ihe 1 g crowd that wns hi Mondsi's
c .sh with tho House of ravid and claim It
a tn largeet crovrd that ever saw a sand.
1 .t gnme In this cn
ARRANQES MANY GAMES
Goodfellows Baseball Team to Play
Four Contests With Shore Teams
'Ihe (ioodfellovvK baseball team, man
aged bv Bill T.nmbardi and whleh has
a record of eleven won out of thirteen
games played this season, has arranged
a number of games out of town and
vesterdn.v four more fnntostn were
bunked with seashore teams
Ocean Cit.v will he plnved on August
20. l'leasnntville on the aid, ami Wild
vvimd on August 'Jl and "? The tiood
fellown are iKpoiiallv nnxiniiN to pla
the South Philadelphia Hebrews and
Strnwbrldge & Clothier among thn
Iriilll tennis
Mnnnger I.onihnrdi has n fast mm-
nmatitin. tne nin nritv ot ins men ho i
,ns ,! portions on the lenllng team.
tthen not husv with the t.oodfclloii
r;mos with Hot Thornac" Potutown
on .stow n and V(t Chesier Clubs are
lil no t ion . the mnioritv of his men hold
also desired Addirss Hill Lombard!,
northwest corner Second and Dock
streets.
Island Alone With 100,000 Persons
THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rinS vr. i.. ir. win t.
ritttbnnh 01 SS .013 ,(MA .036
ieiv lorU 01 40 .604 .OOH .W
Hoston M 40 .570 ,K83 .MS
I Brooklyn ....... S3 A0 .BIO -01S .60V
viiiniuutu ,,..,.. ltd ,ll 4n .sin
Phillip 30 07 .SOU .311) .30(1 ,
AMKKICAN LEAGUE
Club
W, L. IC Win
Lose
.016 '
(111 .
RIB I
Nen York 60
Clerelanil 02
Wnahtnirton S7
.10 .021 .0211
3X .620 .021
48 .im .847
61 .480 .43
Al .180 ,4M
AS .444 .4,10
Al .444 .460
02 -307 .374
.178
.471
440
.41(1
.304
iMivion su
I niratro
Athlrtlcs
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.KAOUK
rittlitin:li. fit I'liltllrs, 0.
HoMnn, 13s llilraxo. A.
Ilrookljn, 2 Cincinnati, t
,, . . (first itnme).
Clnrlnnntt, Si nrooklii. I
(secund name).
St. IOtili 1) Nf-" lork, 0.
AMERICAN LEAOUK
t. I.oiil. 7 Athletics. A.
lletrnlt, Hi New York. 8.
IhlraKO, A: llo(on, 4.
alilnitton, 3 tlpyelnrvl 1
.. , . (Hrst enme),
Mashlniton, 3t Clrvelund, I
(second Kaniel.
MmirAN ASSOriATION
.Minneapolis. 12 I otilsTlllr. 8 (12 Innln(s).
Inillanapolla. Al (. I'aul. 2.
Kansas tlt. tit (nlumhus 2.
.Mlluaukrr-Tolerio, astionril, rnln.
SOtTIIKRV ASSOCIATION
Little Kock. 0 Atlanta. 2 (ftrnt amf)
Atlnnln. 3i Llttlii Hork, 1 (second fame).
Mobile. 4j Nnlnlllc 3.
lllraiingliam, 4t en Orleans. 0
thntlanooija It Memphis, 0.
rstmn i.Enri:
Morceater. Si Watrrbury. I.
Hartford. It Albnn, 1.
HrldReport. .1: Hprlntdfld 1.
l'lttsllelri, 4t .Nc lluten. 2.
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LKARITK
iM,le nt IMti.1,,,1.
lIoMoti nt ( hlracn.
llrooklvn nt Cincinnati
New ork nt "t Louis.
AMRRirAN I.KACUK
"t. Ixiuls at Philadelphia,
lertrolt nt New iork,
Clrielantl at Hnnhlncton
Chicago nt lloston.
iNTRiiri(Ai, i.Ktc.i i:
ItESl I.TS OP K'TKItl
llnltlmore, Ms .Irreev tltv, 3 (first came).
Miiltlmvrp, IV .Irrart llt. n (erroml gnme).
Heading, 3 vwnrk. i (first gomel.
Nrwurk, Hi Iteudlng. 7 (eerond game).
Iliinaln, 101 hruruse '.' (Hrst game).
Ituffalo, 4t fvmeiise, A (second game).
Toronto, 3t llochrster, 0.
sciikdi i.i: iou Torm
Toronto nt .Irrser ( Itr.
llulToln nt llnltlmore.
Itochester at .Newark.
Svraruso nt Itrlidlng.
BTAMIINC. or Till CI. ins
. I I'.C. IV. I.. 1 c.
llnltlmore HI il .11(1 Nevvnrk 47 (in .4,1(1
llnffulo... (in 4(1 .SH'I .ler City. 4J fll .408
Inronto. . AH n ,BJ7 Sjruciise.. II ill 407
Rochester. 00 iW .52M Iteidlng 3B 72 .333
Today's Local Ball Games
Voi Motor at Malli 'creen. Mnschrr nlwve
Olnej uvenue
Mnrshnll K. Smith nt Mahanoy City.
. Keacli A. . nt ( nmdeii List Side. Cam
urn. Wnslilnttnn Nlnrs nt Itnwland Miliars,
rrnnkforil ntriiue nnd Pratt street.
Hrooklyn ItOTnl diiinta nt Now nrk.
f'ubuit Stars nt Dlsston, State road nnd
Unruh street.
Norfolk Htars nt Vtlldwood
Lincoln Stara nt P It. T. All-stars, Tenth
nud Duller atrre
m Hharules nt Itlna take. Hroad street nnd
Alleghnu nveiiue.
Lognn nt ". P. IT. A , Hroad nnd lllgler
strneta
All-Mtnrs nt (lermnntnvvn Chelten nrenue
and Magnolia,
llrldetbttrg at neither, Tvventj-slvth nnd
t,hnrton streets.
.North Phllllre nt Nntlrlty. Itflgrnde nnd
Ontnrto stris-(
Snahvllle Oltnts nt Philadelphia Slnrnge
Uatterr, I) nnd Ontario streets.
toyie a ,t. nt jieui i n, , sivtieth nnd
Jefferson streets
Highland Pnrk nt Miannliun rortT-rightli
and llrmvrn streets.
llnltlmore Hlnck ot nt Old Timers Tlilr
tee nth and .Johnton streets.
Ht. Paul lri)ftsloiinls ut Smltli-l'urbusli,
Second atreet nnd Lrlx avenue
Liicky 11 (ounlrv ( lub nt I'arren . A.,
Thh-d nnd Ilerks streets
Hlllilulr nt Paulthnro,
ltrtmen'K lnguo Mnih Ilaltnlliui nt
SlTttit Keyentli ut 1 mirth) P.lshth nt Tenth.
P. 11 I. lairue "II" (nlinvvhlll ut Lu
rne, Tenth nnd Ilittlrr streets.
niaelarJieta' lugur Itivelvlng station ts.
V. H. .Marines. Philadelphia NavT nl
,?i- f ?r!l,n"'. ".! .Oonovan li Armstrong
riftj-elclith mill Will nut streets.
AKSTKUDWS SCORF-S
nrideahttrg, I; Sniltli-I'iirbush, 1
Hhannhnn, 7 lxnn Saunre, 2
lit llrothers, Hi l'ort-lghtli VTsrd, 4,
Media A. A,, 6t 1 hnnitiin J"nller J
llohlfeld. 3i P K. I' Ml.Htnra 1.
Ue,7!oln'i.,r SJ Vflli I'IiIUt nromts. J.
North Phillies, ti Niitllltj. 1.
Vox Motor, (1 Dnnnnin-Xrmstrong, 4,
notsher nrn III Chester, ft
Old Tltncr. 0 Quaker t Ity lsionmer
uiris a,
American halm Co ,li Pnrkeehurr Iron. 1.
Ivrnalngton t ongregatloual 0 Ivvtntletli
Hani Professionals l
uban Htnrs. 7 llclllrld n
Tvfentieth tentnry, Ot Si Alphontus 3.
TraTelera. 4 Kmerson 3 (It Innings).
Ultler I'nrk. lit St. Peter's, i
Peerless, 8 Keystone .lunlors B
flermantown. 0 Htentun 1'. ( , 7
Pennaylrnnbi Railroad I,iiguc Auditor of
Freight Traffic, Oi .-fucrlntendent of Cnr
hen Ire, ft.
I'llllndrlphla Mnnufnrturers' League
Liggett A Mjera 3 Mrciieo, J. llaldvtln.
Oi ' C loun. 3 Western I nlon. 4
lliidd, ll He 1-i-nlii sandt III Hatch Motor, 3
Kers'mwr St ( hrltenham ft (tie score)
Mt Union 4i Hprlng Ornte, 1
Harry Datdt Travelers, fit Electric Sert
lce 4.
Illlldnle Mi AII-( iili.ms 1.
Klngsessliig, 111 Public ledger, 8
Pen-Mur. 3i Nntnseme. 0
ft () flub fii Krnnkford I' C 3
Knrnuc, m P Panthers 3.
Welcome fll lrt I'nd. o,
I II I' Profa. Kit Columbh , , , 3
Seora-Roetiink league Kaglet Oi Ath
letics. 3
Dirks A A 111 Hell Road A
P It 1 league Richmond 7i drrmiin
town t
Pitman, Si Clayton, 0 ,
Point Judith. Wins at Polo
Point Judith II I,, Aug ft Ihe Point
ludlth Pirates secured a leg on the Atlantic
f'up and an opportunity 10 mast the Dedham
Wanderers In the finals meet by d(eatlng
Um Eatontofcn Hovers In the coin tourna
ment her today. The, score was 13 to &,
TENDLER BY K. 0.
PREDjCTSO'KEEFE
Lew's Sparring Partner Say9
Title Will Change Hands
Next Friday Night
SO DOES BAT. LEVINSKY
b.v wns 11. .TArrn
"If I mar be permitted to speak
I little piece." spoke up fiddle O'Keefe
during a fanning bee in one of the
twenty-five rooms of the Clarence Tan
bel estate, where Lew Tendier is putting
In liis licks for the greatest battle of
his .toting life with Bennv Leonard at
the Phils Unl) park nev:t Friday night,
while the rnln was pelting down on the
I lnndscnpe the other afternoon, "then
I the battle is all ovei hut the coionn
tlon. They tell me thnt Big Ben isn't
I nlnrmcd over the reports that Little
Lew will Flop him in the ring, but
that's just what's going to happen.
"And nnv of the Leonard constituents
who think tint 1 am conversing through
'my bonnet," lontinued tbe veteran
featherweight with a grin, "will agree
with me if they will slip on the mittens
with Tendier. Tendier has been hocking
me nround pretty muili he has hit me
with some mighty wallops, especiall.t
thnMift-hnnder to (he bod, nnd Lew
didn't hnve to let me know every nine
in a vviitic innt no was letting up. Fcv
eial afternoons I was sure that I wns
about to hear the tuckoos cuck-ing.
"Tendier may be just n little en
tliuslnstic about stowing nwav the
champion befoie (he end of the fourth
round, but to mt wn.v of thinking Low
won't bo tnoie than 11 loiind or two off
in his prcdiftion Ami I ought to know
for hnten't I been slopping enough
punches to knock out half a dozen
Leonards if the gloves were the regula-.tion-hled
onci instead nf the fourteen
ounce vnriot.t V"
Ix-t Inshy Piths Tendier
Battling Levinskv. lmal light-heavj -weight,
who has watched Tendier In
several of his workouts at Dclnnco,
X. .1.. nlso has placed himself on record
as predicting n kn.vo for the Pliilndel
phinn. Says the Battler
"I.eonnnl lino nmoi. Inuin Lit i .!.
1 bod since I hnte seen him lighting, nnd
I Lew will sock him there. There never
was n right foiwanl cut- like him.
Lan t Keep nvvnv from that fellow.
iin
ills. A glimpse nt Tendier hittlnir the
bag protes that You've never seen n
fellow since Ketclicl who iniiped the
tnst ling with a double tatoo, have vou?
"He h pretlt. lie Is, nnd gnme as the
make 'em. I'll tell ton this much, nnd
it'll be n surprise He'll knock Leonard
down with the first good punch he hits
him. nnd I'll make 11 hot that a left
wallop to the bodv will do it. They're
not knocking 'em down ttith bodv
punches these dn.vs unless ton have
Dempsey on vour mtnd It Tendier
dnnn't surprise them, 1 Ko bag my
head. A champion is only human, after
nil."
i)i Kidding
Just then Tendier himself joined the
orators, nnd Lew is no back-seatei
when it comes to Hinging phrases hither
nnd .ton. He evidently got Lcvlnsky's
Inst iine, for Lew repeated1
A champion IS onlv human after
nil." Then, verv quietlv. "Lot m. say
this. hen I knotk Leonnrd down he
isn't going to get up and kid me. He
won't step back and fix up his hair on
me Neither will he leadjust his tights
while be In giving his head a chance
to clear. When he gets up he'll go
down again without any kidding or
primping. If he knocks me down he
must not expect nnv IMdie Toying when
T get up. I'll he just ns serious gtoggy
as I am nnrmnl lln may whip me,
but he won't Mil me "
UPTON TO TRY AGAIN
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Build Challenger to Regain
America Cup In 1923
Glasgow, Si o land, Aug. ." Sir
Thomas Linton wil make nnnther ef
fort In 11).1 to urt the America's Cup,
ho announced heie Hir Thomas said
thnt a new yaht to be i hristencd
Shamrock V, will be built to meet tho
American ncht Sir Thomas said thnt
the challenge will be sent to the United
States next cnr
ork Wlit flub nothing was known
?f ,,n,P OT' ,liat Slr '1'hoinas Liploit
bad decided to make another tr to re
gain the America's ('up Except for
iiiniois and gossip thnt dub would not
Un" ",a fl'allcnge until It had been
notified thnt it was on its wat or unlll
t wns received One nchtsmnn, prom
Inent In the difense of the cup it, t,p
past, in talking of ihese mmors, said
"I hope thai nn dinlhnge will (ome for
some time Sol until the present Iron
bles in the world are stinigliteiied out
somewhat wiih the gene.nl upvP
conditions there should , tn
Justed" y'n,f fn BPl ",,n" "-
YANKS HOLD FIRST
PLACE BY A POINT
Loso to Tigers, but Washington
Drops Indians Twice Cobb
and Ruth Duel
DUGAN IN OUR MIDST
For the second time since last Mnv
the New York Yankees arc in first
place and the Cletelnnd Indians In the
position below. The Oothamltcs hold
the lend by the slenderest bt slender
margins, one point.
It all happened yesterday and was
not due In nny part to the playing of
the Huggmon, but to Ihe wonderful
bnseball displayed by MeBride's Wash
Ingtonlnns. All they did yesterdny was
to take two games from the Indians,
Walter Johnson nnd firlckson doing the
mound dut so effectively that the
Spokesmen were vanquished in each
contest by tho same score.
It has been said that the Yanks took
tho lead without much effort on their
nnrt. Mntter of fact, they were wal
lope.d with considerable force by Trus
Raymond Cobb and his mates.
Tenth for Senators
Getting back to Washington U might
be mentioned that the double triumph
Testerday made it ten In a row for the
fast-flying Senntors. This is n .tear nf
spurts, the Athletics, Browns nnd six
other teams having engaged In tho
gentle pnstimc of winning in strenks.
Walter Johnson. In the first game,
proved that he still has lots of good
baseball left In his system by holding
tho Indians to seven hits whilo his
teammates were banging out nn even
dozen off Stannic Coveleskic, the star
ironman twlrlcr of the world's cham
pions. For the third successive time the
Cardinals downed the men of McGraw.
This timo young Pcrtlca, twirling his
best game of the senson, whitewashed
the Glnnts, while the Cards were
making a single tally off Art Nchf, the
mitch-talued twirler.
As the Pirates walloped our Phillies,
Ihe advantngo held by the Buccaneers
this morning is threo nnd onc-hnlf
games, not nitogether n safe but work
ing margin for the futuie.
Dngnn nnd the Fans
From the local angle the most im
pottant news this morning Is the telling
of Dugan's triumphnut lctum jestor
day nfternoon after his vacation of n
week. Joe was lerelved b the fans
like a prodigal nnd wns cheered to the
echo when he appealed on the field
for fielding pradiie. When he came
to the plate on his first time up he wns
wildl nrclaimed by the crowd and
when he singled sharply lo right was
accorded all the honors due to a hero.
"I am glad In be lnik with the Ath
letics again." said Joe after the game.
"I expect to stay a while this time," he
said, smiling "Mntk and I had quitP
a long tnlk shortly after I arrived here
and we arc nil squate.
"I nm glad that the fans received me
so well this afternoon, nnd you can
count on me doing some great playing
from now on. Did you notice thnt mv
hitting was better today? The rest
must hate done me some good," and
Joe winked.
Mnck was wreathed in smiles when
asked about his disappearing third
sat ker. "I think Joe is here to stn.t
this time, and I know thnt tte will not
hate 10 contend nnv more with his
leaving the team. There seems to be
some surprise that Dtisan was in the
line-up becauso his inse was rcporlcd
to Commissioner Lnndis and to Presi
dent Johnson.
"I had nn inkling that Dugan would
letuin todut. nnd to be rend for every
evcntunlltv I ttnctl headquarters t Ill's
morning and they told me thnt inns,
much as Dugan had not plaed witli
any othei club, that it was up to me
to use mv judgment as to whether I
should reinstate him. And so I told
him to go out and play. I havo pins
tried a line on him thnt might make him
think twice the next time before lie
lenps.
"The two Walker bo.ts are feeling
good again, so is Frank Welch, while
the remainder of the team is in better
shape than for some time. With Dugan
in nt third base we should start win
ning Rome games "
A Great lCnll Falls Sliorl
Th,e Athletics gnvc the fans n hectic
nintn inning testerday. The.v went
"V0 the ninth sk inns behind, but bv
1 Inking advantage of everything in sight
nml some healthy hitting in the bai
gnin thet sfoied a quattctte of runs
The game ended with the sacks denselt
populated and with Jncobson under
Welch's long tl.t to left center a tattl
from the wall. When the pellet soared
in the air it looked ns though It would
land in the lap of n blenchcrlte. It
was the sixth micccssitc reveise suf
fered bj the House of Mack
The Phillies aie getting into bad
hnbits ngnin Yesterdat Hiimlton
held the Wllhelmltes to five scntterul
biugle. while Leo Meadows and Sedge
wirk were being swatted for twelve
I'ho Phils never had n (banco with
Hamilton, who stood them on their
heads throughout. The Pirates, with
the pcnirint glenm gleaming stronger,
tveie not to bo denied nnd tliev hit our
star htirler. Meadows, with utter
abandon
The White Sox came fiom behind and
defeated the Bed Sox by an eighth and
ninth Inning rally. The Braves ham-me-ed
mil seventeen hlta for thirteen
runs and walloped the Cubs for the
second timo under the guidance of Bill
Killefer. The Dodgers and the Tleds
split even in a twin bill Wit in Bed
land. Marqunrd losing to his old team
mates in the first and Donohue, who
looks like n find for Mornn, stumping
the Dodgers In the second game.
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