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MEDFORP MATL TRIBUNE, ftrEDFORD, OftEfl ON" FRIDAY, JULY. 24, 1925
SENATORS DROP
LEAD, BUT HARRIS
TO FIGHT
MICHIGAN CITY
ROSENBERG K.0.'S;
EDDIE SHEA AND "
EAST KEEPS TITLE
NEW YOItK, July 24. (A. P.)
"They may cull my team a pack of
illHcardH, but before ihin pennant
roco is ovor they'll wish It was
a mlBdeul," '
: v That's what .Stanley Harris, nian
anr of the world's champion Well
ington American league team thinks
of his 1925 hand In the elght-cor.
nered battle now pending at Ban
Johnson's table of fortune. I
"Now let's see," said Harris. "They
thought Stanley Coveleskle- was allj
through out In Cleveland. I picked
him up and you can look at the
records to see whether he was an
. ace or a deuce. Ho Is tho leadlrm
pitcher in tho league right now with
13 victories out of 14 starts,
. -."And Dutch Keuthur, discarded by
the Cincinnati and ttiooklyn clubs,
Is pitching over .600 for us. Jtucl,
J'eck and Scott were all cust adrift
from the Yankee payroll and I'll
leave it to you to , docldo whether
Itucl and peek earned their salaries
in tho last year's soiies.
"I caBt my lot with the veterans
this year, because I havo every con
fidence In every man oil that team.
As far as I know now, I'll drift alonjj
t next season with pructlcully tho same
force.
''Don't think wo under estimate
(ho Philadelphia Athletics, hut I
think In tho final analysis we'll nail
the bunting to our back yard." I
The tiunutm-s were warm In up
CHICAGO, July 24. (A. . P.) A
seed that may blossom into a moot.
ing of Jack Dempsey, world's cham
pion heavyweight, ulld Harry Clreb,
world's middleweight tltlisl, In ten
rounds at Michigan City in Septem
ber has been sown.
Chicago sports writers, meeting
with Promoter Floyd Kitzshnmons
last night declared Clreb was the
best uvailable opponent for the
heavyweight champion, who has said
he could not be reudy for dene Tun
Dey or Harry Wills this year.
Assurances from both principals
that they would accept such a match
have been received by Fitswlmmons.
The promoter has agreed -to post
$50,000 guaranteeing to stage the
contest. Dcmpsey would post $25,
000 and (Ireb $10,000 If the nego
tiations were completed. Greb and
his manager, iteddy Mason, will
come hero Monday io confer with
Fitxslmmons. Dcmpsey said he would
return to Chicago within two weeks
to sturt training for tho bout if it
was arranged, when he passed thru
Chicago recently en routo to tho
coaHt.
. The bout would be staged either
September 13 or 25 nt Michigan City,
HAND KNOCKED OUT,
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KUflKNE, Ore., July 24. Ralph
Hand of Cottage Grove won a de
cision over Sailor Jack Wood in a
wrestling bout held ut Cottage Grovo
last nfifht whnn YVnrwl Vlntwl
yesterday at tho Yankeo stadium and I under tho chin and knocked him
out.
narris was talking. He spoke to
big left hnnder on tho cmb next
to him. "Tom, does your arm feel
well enough to utand off tho Yanks?"
"It feels fine and I'd like to pitch
today," was tho answer.
A1I right, Zachary will pitch to
day," said Harris.
Tho Yanks won and Washington
lost tho lead.
Hand was standing over Wood In
an effort to put him on the mat,
when the sailor, trying to kick out
of tho hold, caught Hand under the
chin. 'Wood took tho first fall in
thirty minutes with a too hold. It
was generally considered that he had
tho best of tho match until tho un
expected knockout.
NEW YOUk July 24. (A. P.)
Eight of American pugilism's ntno
champions, remain In the oust today
after a stout hearted, , strong armed
defense of the bantamweight title
by Charley (Phil) Itosenberg against
a vafo. but furious chullengcr from
Chicago,
Itosenberg sits on his throne along.
side Genuro, Kaplan, Dullerlno,
Goodrich, Walker, Oreb and Burton
bach, but only because he was able
to knock out the hurd-hlttlng Eddie
Sheu after nine minutes und 20 sec
ends of terrific fighting. Wading
through a malcstrom of haymakers,
the champion put down Shea after
lifting himself by a mighty effort
from the brink of defeat.
Tho cust Is now fistically supreme
In every division except the heavy
weight class. And In that division,
two formidable eastern challengers,
Geno Tunney und Harry Wills uro
barking their knuckles nt the gate
of Jack Dempsey of Utah and Cull.
fornlu.
In .the first two rounds, Shea
Ldrove the champion all over the ring.
Then Itosenberg met the challenger
In the center of the arena and slugi
ged with him toe to toe, until a ter
rific right floored the Chicago boy.
Shea took a count of two and sprang
up, onl; to measure his length on
tho canvas again from a right for
a count of three.
Exchanges In the fourth ended
In another crushing Rosenberg right.
This ttmo the game Chlcugoan went
down for nine. He was too groggy
to defend himself when ho arose
and the champion finished his man.
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