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TO HIS VICTIM
When the battle was over and his left deep Into the challenger's
radio beckoned the title holder who 'body, but Jimmy's left honk drum
has defended his crown only twice ined solidly on his thin as the
I in three years, his first words were gong danced.
lor the loser. I ltouml Fight.
"Coe, I'm tired," mild Sammy, i They boxed cautiously. getting
- 1 "1 fought the gumest man 1 ever I a second breath, until Mandell
1 faced. I'm still the champion, but feinted Jimmy with his rlfcht and
the next liKhtweiaht king will be i smashed a solid left hook to the
Jimmy Mxl.amln. jaw. M.IjiiiiIii drove in close j
- and they ripped and slUKsed to
TIIK I'lCHT BV KOIXDS. ,he body along the ropes. Mandell
Hound One. j handled the stocky little chal-
Jimmy missed a wild left hook lenger as he would a novice in
and crabbed the champion, fore-, the clinches, rlpplnit ceaselessly
jing Mm to the ropes lor a fast witn ten nooss 10 nis nean
rifhiiig, or sllort body punches, "ouy. .iiouiram iniswn s ini unu
Sammy broke his way Blear and Sammy's hook cracked on his Jaw.
lanced away from the challenger With one army free they slugged
prettily smearing Jimmy's face to the body nil the way around
wlih left Jabs as ho worked the rinir. Jimmy' race was
around him. Mi'ldrn:n tucked crimson from his battered nose
In his chin und waded after him, when the hell sounded.
: weaving into close quarters, where Round Nine,
ammu An Coon Uinnoc in''mmy drilled both hands to the The dogged expression never left
oammy HII Cdby VVIIIIIU III challenger's head in short hooks. ! Mrl.irnin's tace as he plowed In
Sammy look the offensive, spear-! through a stream of cutting left
ed Meljirnin with two long lefts! jabs to fire his light Into the
unit Himeil n tihnrt riuht miner- rhnmnlnn'4 bnitv. t.eft nnd right
LSmin the GamCSt B0y,ut lo hp 'bin- A looping left drummed on Mandell's ribs ns he
jdiiR deep Into tho Iiishmnn's bodv danced back to the ropes. There
Hp EVPT Fflllflhr flV? ,iml Jlmmy'was still plowing Into the champion stood his ground
1 uuaMl oajo hurricane of gloves us the belli and flayed Jimmy with short lefts
rang, and rights to the chin. A sweep-
lUimul Two. ling left hook forced Mandell to
Mandell tore across the ring to 'clinch for a moment, but he cuffed
tho challenger, lull Jimmy met i Mcl.-irnln severely with his short
him w.th a short right to tho right nt close quarters. Tho ref
heart. Sammy popped his left 'eree pried them apart constantly
twice into the challenger's face. I ns Jimmy staked his chance for
Jimmy grabbed tho champion as ' the title on n close battle, while
two more lefts banged on his Mandell chose to hold nnd slip
chin and pounded Sammy'B body over punches nt every opening,
at close quarters. The title-holder l The gong broke them from an
shot Mcl,arnlna head back with! other clinch,
a left hook and dazzled him with Kouiul Ten.
speed and left Jabs as he whlp- Mandell boxed about the ohal
ped around the ring. Jimmy imger and the close range battle
took it nil, tried gamely to putWIls on again. The referee warn
over his numbing right hand. but;ei) Mcljirnln when n left hook
had extreme difficulty In laying j dropped low. Sammy turned loose
u glove solidly on the champion. hi, i0ft on Mcl.arnln'8 (ace again
Mandell whipped his left hook toaru the. challenger's left eye
Jimmy's chin and cuffed him! closed slowly. Jimmy stayel In
around like a small boy in a!,.i,,se. driving both hands to the
ollnch that the bell broke,
lloilliil Thnt
ONLY 3 1 -2 GAMES
Title Bout, Declares Mc-
He Will Be the Next
Lightweight Champ.
(By Edward J. Neil, Associated
Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK, May 22. (A) The
lightweight division still boasts the
same old ruler tapper, clean-cut.
handsome. Sammy Mandell hut If
ever they award titles lor raw tour-
. Ve.
vius.i,L,t..
ribs but Mandell ducked nun
weaved out of a storm of punches
The clenn-llmbed champion, nt ill i to the head. Sammy was unmnrk-
i boxing nt a dizzy puce, stubbed ; ed ns he looped a long left Into
.Ilmmv !ibmit Willi bin lel'l. The ' MpTjirnln's body and ciultbed his
THE YELLOW CABS
oAfonexplosive
A NEW KIND OF CLEANER.
OIIIOAOO. Mny 32. OD If John
W. Uoi-ix. owner of Ki'Ih Count,
hatl to ( hooHC between ralKini; K n
tuoky diby winners or rt-nminlni:
as hal of ihe Yellow Cah cow
puny, the tnmhlne wouUl win.
throttlfj down.
Mr. Her tz m:ule known totluy hhowinu asninst the Invatllnc cluhn
some of the k riffs of one who owns Jin the recent internectional Merle.
(By the Associated lMess.)
The Host on Med yx. loutt the
tiutt of many n hasehutl Jest, no
longer are doormats to he tramph '1
I on with Impunity by thq n-M of
I tho Anit'iiuin UaKue, Afier a fln
doKKed IriHhman took n ilo.en
punches before lift could forco
Mandell Into a corner. CIukh
stood out In hue quantities all
over the title-holder as he weaved
inside and under every glove Jim
my tltrew into that precarious
corner. tsammy laiiKhed openlv
whorl rltrht half a dozen tinieii
on the etmlleiiKer'H chin. Mandell
clunif like a leech us McUnvnln
hooked a left hook to the head
and clawed at the body In a clinch
up to the belt.
Hound KUwil
Jlmmy'H left eye wan shut tlKht
as he poured hi left kIovo all now from Manuel, h HiinKinff tvn
over Jlm'a face, and simply oozed jab. half blindlntf him. Md-arnln
out of danger. Jimmy Htormed clunR to the champion, hninmer
him again with lefta nnd rights : lnff at hiH body like a little bull
rattled off his chin. Mandell, terrier while Bummy proceeded
was manhandling the challenger I to work lustily with both handn
a heavily play.-d derby fnvorlie;
and he made known for the first
time thut KeiKh Count very nearly
failed to start at all because of an
Injury two days before the raet
It wtw a bIIkIU cut above the
hoof on the Hunt foreleg. Com
plications were reared. Meru anl
Hen Miflhe.11, the trainer, were the
only ones who knew ahotit It.
. "We ilincusst'd the (ptestlon of
whether we should tell tho public
of tin mishap, " ho said. "If we
announced the Injury, the hettliiK
odds would go up; then, should
we win. folks would have said 'they
wanted to Increase the odds so
they sent out a false story.'
"on the contrary. If Kcle.li unt
lost, they would my we were mak
ing t'Xl lIM S.
"1 durt want to own another
derby favorite. It's no recreation.
The knowledge, that hundreds of
thousands of persons ure hettliiK
on your horse and the reulUatlon
thut any of a srore of things may
prevent his winning, takes the joy
opt of the sport.''
Hertz said the derby winner
would run In both the eust ami
middle wist this sumnur.
"If the A merlcan derby at Ar
lington were not on the name date
as the Itelimml stakes, we would
certainly enti r K; igh fount there."
hti Bald, "but we feel the west
needs repre.NentiV.inn in tho biir
raco at H huout, w here the pride
nf irlu Itl.Mt li'MI ft... .-, tlia i.l.T.r.1Ut '
purse of the year. That's why we
are wndltiK him eo -it, and I a m
sure he will win."
Anita I'eabody, his slablctnnte,
probably will enter the Kentucky
open, Hertz indtcnted.
Mie Ked Sox cam" to New York
yesterday, snapped an elKht-Kame
wlnnliiK streak from the Nev York
Yankees in the first encounter of
a double-header, and then saw
their own slilnu of consecutive
wins emled' at seven in the night
cap, 3-2.
Al I'hllndelphia the Athletics
moved up to within three nnd one
half Karnes of the Yanks by taking
both ends of a double-header from
the faltering Washington Senators,
4 to 3 and L' to 1. Old Jack Qulnn
won the first mime with a single in
tho thirteenth Inning.
In the National league the Chl
ojigo Cubs came out on the nhurt
end of a homoruu battle with the
St. Louis Cardinals, H to 7. Hack
Wilson lilt two hoinoruns, each
time with a man on base, but Ihit
lomley duplicated the feat for tho
Cardinnls.
The Cincinnati U"ds moved up
to within half n game of the Cubs
by splitting men In two games
with the I'lttsburgh iMratos, 4-3
and G-3.
All oilier major league clubs had
an open dale.
in easy fashion at the bell.
' Ilonn.l Four.
The champion was keen as a
razor, flashy and fast as ever, as
he came out to belabor the sturdy
little Irishman with jolting lefts.
Hmmy pulled his chin in. shifted
).
Lin .llmmv's battered face. Itlood
flowed freely again irom mci.ki
nln's nose as Sammy speared the
challenger with lerta nnd then
...n..i.u.i n enll.l lirht tn the face.
Jimmy reeled back for a seconil j
under the blow, but he wouiun t
from right to left, ducked and quit and turlously mrew ponc .es
wove, but without penetrating the! at the champion's head. Mandell
champion's guard or halting the backed into a corner, weathered
biting left jabs. Mcl-arnln rip-1 the storm and banged his right
ped a short right to the side of I solidly on the Irishman's chin, as
Mandell's head, one of his first1 the bell rang,
good pontiles. Jimmy Just speeded! . Hound Twelve-.
MumlPlI Honed into the 1 ne crown ciiecrcii
I up.
(challenger with both hands and courage
liftel the crowd Into ecstacy. Hoi left cyi
ago in the. prize ring, Irish Jimmy
McLnrnin must lie ctowncd king of
llieni all.
For tfi rounds under glaring
lights above n ring pitched in Hie
center of the Polo (ii-oumls, the
black-haired shell; from Itockford
slashed and tore last n!:ht at the
cheered
is the lion-hearted kid,
closed and right now
battled Mcljirnln on even terms swelling, stormed again io n
in the center of tho ring. Man- quartern. AMth not n mark on ma
dell hold down Mcl-arnln s head j body Mandell lied him up und
with his left nnd Jimmy looked planted his left and right care
....i, .i.o.ii. i, !,(, 1...1 n fnllv on the challenger's Jaw. lie
l,.ti en In pbnils al iiolhlmr hut' nut everytlilng into
IN STATE GOLF
MISSIONS COAST 10
AN ANGEL SHUTOUT
(Fly the Associated Press )
Playing off Suiurday's IS-lnning
tle, the Mlsshiiis, with young Mer
lon Nelson holding the Angels to
three bits, coasted to a 3-0 victory
In the odd game of the series. The
Hells prnelically sellted the Issue
ill the first inning when Swnnson s
single. Dlltmar's error and Itodda's
sacrifice put two men on the hags,
from where they scored on llrlf
fln's drive to right. Ilntterles:
Nelson and Baldwin; Wenlhersby,
Wright nnd l-'nndlnrg.
Philadelphia
Cleveland
lloeton
St. lxmls
Washington .
Detroit
left and
n,' . .i., .,i w ,1, .nlrisht to the chin, hoping for a
llouiul 1'ivc knockout. Jimmy wavered a bit.
Mandell was breathing hnrd.'but Just gritted his teeth nnd drove
Tlw. t-lct,n,in' loff Veil, liei-ill-: .Manilell lnlO a Corner Willi ,
body and chin of the .Mcl.ariiin kid. I !,.. ...i. ici ii nln 1 flock of long swings to the body.
1-ofts that shot out with the sting ! took half a dozen lefts nnii again' Mandell tied him up. boxed out to
no, I nC n ...V.1 .1....1. ..1 I . IlKa ..untax nn.t nnlle.t .tlmmV flinktll I
ul ,u ,,,,,,,.r,,, cm uuuui , oiovo tne cnampinn to n corner, i '" v..... . - -- - Vnetr
in.mv'u fm.o .-!.. . l .1..... jiih his r nbt. Ami n Jimmy " VOIK
".' 1 1 ins lime ne nmasiicu .i,iii.-ii -
cliif ed his left eye. lefts smothered j ice with husky lefts and rights . whaled in, bounced ft left nook
tho other eye and punches from : t the body. Working out, Jimmy off the champion's chin and took
every direction tbrought a stream I drove his right glove twice to n boxing lesson up to the bell ns
of blood from his nose. j Mnndc ll's Jaw. ' The champion Sammy held him with his left
There was not a dissenting voice I slowed down ns the rugged Irish- n lhe forehead nnd dug his right
In the crowd of less than 2.,000 niiin battling like a little fury, home on that battered face.
Miut Fathered in the biq National i tore Into him with both hands i Round Thirteen uiul l ouriem
Le.igiio hall park when Joe Humph-! finding the body. Jimmy's right! The fighting- heart of the lrlsh
reys announced that Mandell still I was up now. halting that polson-l man. barely able to see. still
was champion after 15 rounds of out left, while his own left beat brought him racing forward to
furious battling. U tattoo of hooks on the title-! slash at the champion's body.
For every one of those 15 rounds, holder's ribs and chin. Undls- Mandell only half tied him up
McLnrnin. hopin'r always to land I mayed Sammy mot tho challenger and Jimmy "ored heavily to tho
thn smash that stowed awav the i nn i.rm' .nj .imrueii it nut short ribs. Cheering his courage
with him In the center of tne uie crown nn j
the bell stopped the carry on and lie swarmeo over
the champion, flinging lefts nnd
ii. ki rights In a ceaseless stream to
Mandell's left hand. like a the bead und body. He did not
snake's head, darled three times seem to know how to step back,
into MrLarnin's face. Sammy . Mandell nailed him with a solid
lifted a sol'd left hook to Mc-' right cross, but one more meant
Larnln' chin, but took nnother, nothing to the Irishman. Jimmy
pair of lefts to the body us Jimmy came right back, weaving, claw
rnmnied him again Into n corner. I lug and shifting, but always drlv-
champinn himseh. Hut it gained : Mandell chose to stub with bis ing
him only three of the 15 rounds ! left, hooking with it
PORTLAND. Ore., May 11. (At i
Uabu Mcllugh, Itrltish f'olumliia
amateur golf champion, nnd Dr. O. )
l. Willing, Portland, for nt e y l
northwest champion, turned In I
scoius of 74 lo lead the first IS I
holes of play in lhe qualifying
round' of the Oregon state cliitni
pionsblp at Alilerwood. Par fur j
lhe course Is Ti. j
Thirty-two of lhe 10L' entrains
are toiuulify for the finals.
Fights Last Night
Baseball Standings
Oiiost of lhe (llletto, piled into the
cliatniiioii ami :.ilo n storm of
liuiii-lies that battered his features
almor.t beyond recin;uition. It was
the attack ol' a youngster who
didn't know what fear meant, a
kid with a fighting heart that
couldn't be slacliencd.
Jimmy's effort not only won him
the plaudits of the crrtwd but the
hale-hnarled recognition of lhe
ring until
round. ' .
American League
w.
24
19
20
....H
14
Vi
..13
Chicago 11
National League
W.
Chlcngo 22
Cluclnnall 22
New York Ill
St. Louis 20
Pittsburgh lfi
lirooklyn 17
lloston 10
Philadelphia 0
(l)y The Assoclalod Proiis)
NIOW YOKK. Stiiumy Mandell,
llockrord, 111., outpointed Jimmy
Mcl-urnln, Los An.'ioles, (151. Man
uel CJnaiitani, Tampa, I'ln., , heut
Ilaby Joo Clans, I .oh AiihoIoh, Hi).
King Tut, Los Angeles, knocked
mil Hid llailiarlan, Detroit, Cll.
Joliiiny Jndicli, Pliiladelpliln. de
feated Al Korsuian, WiihIiJiik
ton, (S.I.
, f'llICAfiO. Hud Taylor, Term
Ifaiito. Ind., defeated Joe Lucas,
Dotrolt, (lu). Johnny Hherroil,
Fort Worth, Texas, heal Illy Alkln
son, San Francisco, (li).
KL1ZAUHTII, N. J. Jackie Walk
er, Klizaheth, knocked out (ieoiglo
Smith. Newark, N. J., (4).
HKOOKLYN. Kddlo (Kid) WaK-
424iner, I'liilndelphla, oiilpolnted Joo
3K7 Tenorio, Klllpino, (101. Tony Pull--l
. grlno. Itrooklvn. derlsinncd ilennln
Pet.
.0(111
.701
.5KS
.4C7
Pet.
.fill
.5115
.571
.571
.5011
.5l.'l
.:im
.2(17
Hall. St. Louis, (101.
rALTIMOKIS. V a n c o Dundeo,
llnltlmnro, won from Jimmy Fin
ley, St. Ixnils, (4).
1
Major League Leaders
(liy The Associated Press)
Including gamuH of May 21:
National Lague
Ilaltin; (iranlham, Pirates, .412.
KunsCritz, Iteds, 31.
Huns batted in Frisch, Cards,
those short hooks through
and then : me naze aiioe cimmpiuii the . automobile
and carried hun on even terms : battling McLnrnin nt close quor- ano oou. .nouny nun mm umi
with the title holder in three ters. Mcljuiiln played steadlly.at the bell,
others. Miiudell won nine rounds for the bndv. dieiHnt; oflener now, 1-Mflwlltll
bv wide innreilis. i Intn Mniiflell's sides. Tim chain-
Jimmy's cause was hopeless in ! pion held tightly ns McUtrnln 1 Angeles had only half of one
the face nf t lie champion's power ! bounced nn overhand right to the j good eye left as they shook hands
u-l.on l,, l.nnKtia,-.,.! in In ovnn tho'..l,ln limmu W.1L..1 utefldllv flir- ill tile CCntCr Of tile ring, "lit 111'
Slil .Mntfjialo IiiJuml,
SAN MATUO, fill., Mny 25.
(rt'J Sidney M. llauptman, vlce-
t ..7. u. ..!31
puny; Hubert Lyon .landa, son ofj Jills Dottllilt. Cards, 50.
Colonel J. F. Janda. and David M. !, , l'blea Traynor, Pirates,
Knhream were seriously 'Injured ; r "' 1 oiioniicy, 1 urns, 1 i.
llipien ij. lvuuiTi, i iiiuen, 11,
Homers Wilson, Cubs, H.
Stolen bases Friwh, ('arils, 10.
Pitching Clark, Itohins, won 5,
ward, shooting n left-hook to thn'rougnt ns ir ne were jusi sinriiiiF
bodv ns Mandell tied him Up nt and Mandell kept his pace. Summv
the bell. ! "ept left and right crackling In
ltound Seven. McLarnln's face as Jimmy hnm-
Th rhnmnlon niiiieared n blt'niered nnd tore nt the chnm-
nenln fn.ielil linrdeul rst nil In e.nln lu,.r in,l Jlmnw n C.'llnlnc III I plon'S body. S.HOmy ht'lll One BTm
the fourteeiiih lound and end his ! confidence. The challenger block- and Jimmy battered owny with the
tide try. led Mandell's left nnd clawed nti other. They put their heuds to-
To critics It appeared that Mc- his body on the ropes. Mandell gether and slugged, giving every
Lr.rnin. despile his sensational rec-j punched his way clear, but Mc- thing they hod fop a knockout us
Ijirnln was on top of him again. tne crown roareu nisvujr. ..iu
Head down, doggedly, he fired exploded two pretty rUht upper
for the bodv. Mandell cut loose cuts on Jimmy's chin. The bull
ring Ki neralship. He couldn't 1 with a half dozen short rignt:i nog runio in mm .......
match his siieed. and at times his I that started the blood oozing from 1 r'ght to the heart Kammy s K-rt
boxing ability was almost plllful Mclirnln's nose. Mandell wrapped was busy again cutting and tparlng
in ....nrl.,. with timt of the his left hand around Mclirnln's ! at the challenger s eyes as tho bell
black-haired Italian. Jimmy plans i neck and clubbed short rights; ended the fight
to wait a year before trying a-nin. 1 inio Jimmy's face Sammy drove
ninth and win the tenth. Only a
knockout could wm tho title after
Mandell slashed and tore the chal
lenger t h r o 1! g h 'the next three
rounds. l!ut then It was that Me-
old a:id punching power, made his
hid for tl.'O championship too soon.
He could not cope with Mandell In
lln which they were riding figured
. In a head-on collision on the stale
.Rfllinil. Il..lv n, ln,ll .!.
The little bull terrier frTim LnS: " '' " .
Let's Have It, Then
' WASHINGTON, May 22.-(P)
Senator Philips. Colorado, told the
senate agriculture committee today
that his bill providing for regula
tions of 'razing In forest preserves
and adjustment of lees nieelH the
wishes of western stockmen and
would bring; about better admin
istration of affairs In national
forests.
f
Clean rags wanted at tho Mall
lost 1.
American League
llattliiK -Kress, llrowns, .394.
Huns -Huth. Yanks, 30.
Huns balled In Meusel, Yanks,
1 1.
Tribune office
31.
lllls Ilice. Tigers, 47.
Doubles Meu.sel, Yunks,
Triples Hire, Senators, 5.
Homers ltulh, links, 12,
Stolen bases Mc.N'tiuly, llrowiiH,
llnrrett, White Sox, 0.
PllcliliiK Pipgras, Yanks, won 1,
it lost 0.
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NEW YORK, MAY 22. (IPs The
gate for last niKht's Mandell-.Mc-l.arnln
IlKhtwelKht title I'iKlit, it
was staled today, would ' not ex
ceed ll.'ts.OOO. On this basis. Man
dell's percentage end would figure
ahotit $.ri2,Quo and McLarnln's
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tinnier Trial Ktartrri.
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