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YOUNG JAP HAS ,
LEAD POSITJON!
IN COTTLE
Heads Six Contestants at
Opening of Second Lap in
Salkline Tourney Jake
f Schaefer Next in Line
Grange in Cellar. .
By Hutch S. Fullurtuu, Jr. .
Asso routed Tress Sports Writer
KNW YORK, Fct. 7. Iff)
Starting tho steond lap of the
round robin tournament, Klnrey
MatHuyamn, JnpunesiV utoud alone
( today at the head uf the alx con-'
tofitanta for tho world's 18.2 balk
lino bllllnrdd chnipiunhip. lat
liuyama in tho only one who hps
played two matches and won both. I
Hehlnd h in in tho utandlnK is
Young Jake Schaefor of Chicago,
who wag victorious in his only
match.
The defending champion, Edou
a rd Horemans of Belgium, and
Welker Cochran, young Calif or
nlan, , are tied fur third ' place
with one victory and one dvfeat
kit the result uf their meeting last
jfcjKht. Eric Hagenlacher, Ger
man entry, ha lost his only match,
while Felix Orange of I'Vnnce oc
cupies tho cellar position with
two defeats.
Tho brilliant young. Japanese,
who opened the tournament Mou
Uay with a fine victory over Hore
mans, continued his good work
in the afternoon match yesterday
to overwhelm 11 range by a 400
to 218 count. The match was the
longest of tho tournament to date, .
going 23 innings, as both contest-i
nntH had d fficulty controlling the
ballH at tho stnrt,
llonimuig Comes Back.
Horemans came back from hia
defeat by MntHiiyania last night
to run off 400 points la only 11
innings against Cochran, winning
400 to 200
Tho hIhKt run made
far in the event aided mate
fully in the Belgian's victory.
Trailing 193 to 35 in the fifth In
ying as a result of Cochran's fine
run of 15:(, Horemans gave his
first exhibition of the gamo that
won h'm the title a year ago,
nursing tho balls along tho ends
of tho tabic and gathering them
.with spectnrcular shots to equal his
ippnent's total in one inning.
'Other runs of 77 to-70 brought
the match to its quick end.
The Hel,. win's victory brough
him the highest average of tho
tournament aa veil as the high ard-Tendler, Tunney-Oreb, illard
run. H's mark Is. 25 17-27 for ' Johnson, Willard-Firpo and Firpo
the two matches. Matsuyama, ' Dempsey scrap?, all tuged in 1123
leader in the first round, fell off around New York?
to a 20 20-:t9 average. Horemnn'fi' Perhaps as conspicuous ft ehangt
averaged iiti 1-11 for yesterday's as any in the fls'.ie business over
match. that perio'd affected the man who
Horemans will play his third pulled the strings. Death took
match of the tournament this Tex lllckard from the rich and
afternoon against Grange, while harmoniously blended surround
Sehaefer and . Hagenlocher com- ings in modern offices where only
pleto the second round in the fve years ago he hud governed the
evening,
Fights Last Night
CH'CAOO Tony Hcrrera, Fort
tVorth, Texas, outpointed Armando
Santiago. Cuba (8). Andy Suttle,
New York, outpointed Georgle Am.
bla'rd. Franco, (61. Spud Murphy.
Moorhead. Minn., outpo'nted Har
ry, Dubllnsky. Chicago (6).
ST. LOUIS Henry Lenard. Chi
cago, won on a foul from Benny
Dass. Philadelphia (3). Joey Riv
ers. Kansas City, stopped Claude
-Wilson Birmingham (0).
Coated Tongue
Means Poisoned System
:Your longiio IcIIh your' limltli!
i It tonguo In coated In tho mornliiK
und you have u bad lantc In your
mouth. It usually mvann your '
Liin in filllns llh poisons from
winio mutter retalnid In the body.
This jt.ltn of eclf - polsonlnK. or
nuto-intoxioatlon. cauoii chronlo
contlitlon, cli'k liendachen. nour
ftomaoli. nml flfii liiuh blood inw
huit and liaidt-nliiK arterl-. VoO
need to Kliniiilntc your liver so It
i-an remove the poipoiiH from the
Mood nnd rleun the wopte out of
llle colon. Pure ox Rail if the bent
llilng for the iiuniose. It In a nat
ural liver mimulunt, us uny doetor
will tell you.
. You get the Bonulne. pure ox Bull
In rininlv limteleitA form ill DiOXol
tablets. Bacn luoiei reiire.-ranis '"
drops of the precious ox Ball ond
costs less than So. Try a few for
three or four days. The amount of
old waste mailer expelled from
vour body will amine you! Note
ihu new feeling of health, strength
iind enemy that Is yours, iouii
fool liko a new person All eood
druKBlsls sell Wloxol taidets. Kpec-
lal agent: Jarmin a vi ooos uiu&
toro. 1
SCHOOL TEACHER IS ICE CHAMP
Loretta Neit2el, 20-ye.ir old Cetrolt school teacher, holds many
Ice skating records. OHicialB of the Michioan Skatino association
are seeking recognition for her mile in 3:2? for a new women
vorid mark.
BLAZING
1 SPORTS TRAIL
Ily Alan J. Could.
(Associated Press sports Kditor.)
Times have chauurd in tho box
ing racket, like everything eN. It
seems to he quite an argument
' whether It has been for better 01
worse, so far as the ancient gami
; of cuffing chins is concerned.
Certainly the competitive fea
tures of 1 128 were far removed in
' class from the epic campaign ot
11)2 3, when Dempsey and Firpo
fought to a smashing climax
a i
campaign that saw virtually every j part of the spotlight in tho old
title staked at one time or another J scheme of things under Klckard'.
What has the last season or two ' direction, ttarden stock was un
wlth a scattering few exceptions. ! leard of In Wall street. Tex ruled
had to offer to compare with the I tile roost. ....
Wilde-Villa, - Crlqul -Villa, frlqlli- j The late John 1'olloek of the
Kllbann and Crlqui-Dundee. Leon- , Evening World, a veteran in the
'racket from an untidy little office ' years when he fnuulit Tom (lib -
! hlKh In the famous lower of the.bons at Shelby. .
old Madison Square Harden. . .' . "Well." said Tex. out of a clear
Ills ulaco and Ills methods remain ,
as the mark of hi3 great achieve-
ment.
Heavy gilt-framed pictures of his !
tl.lends und business associates em.
beilish the walls of me sanctum '
Rickard occupied! Thick rugs car- !
pet the floors and the furniture Is I
the sort you will find in the board !
room of any big corporation
Secretaries and assistants barred
thc way to wholesale intrusion, al-!
tboueh newsDanermen. still had !
about as much entree. If not asj
much easy freedom, oh they had
when Rickard was battling his way
up.
Hlckard and his Inseparable ci
gar was surrounded in the Old Oar-
LIFE AFTER:
BEING FLATTENED
CHICAGO, Feb. UP) At the
age of 25 Joey Bangor hat decided
to quit the feat tiro-wreck ins uuest
of a boxing t'haniploiiKhlii. His
mother, he toid the radio audi
ence last nisht aflcr.he wan able
to get off tho canvas where Tony
Canioneri had knocked him in the
seventh round, was anxiou for him
to abandon the rlnjj, and further
more, he wa ilHHatl(fied himself
with his Hhowlnn.
Sungor's final riiiK uppf-arunct1
if It proves to have- been hi
final one
was before the largest
crowd ever packed wlililu the walls
uf the C'ulist,uin. It was a l.rav
fight, though he lost, for he look
puiCshment by the fistful for seven
weary rounds. BUlllely flyhlll.B on
tliouKh his fcice .and body
sore from the lomoncrl cannon-
adf' ..."
"T 5, .. ' ,7 K 1 .
but the bell gave him time to pull
himself together utter h; nuu been
siiruivied in the tvaniiiK second of
the second round, lie tva aa com
pletely out In that round us ho tvus
In the final one. but the b';ll rani?
us the timekeeper tolled a seven
count.
After the second round last iiIkIu
Rancor foucht uohill all the way.
finding straight shots fil the loiiji-
den by pictures of famous fights.
I Jeff lies and DempM-y predomf mit
j d In the action stuff. They wbro
llways Kickurd's favorites, thougli
- he was much closer to Dempsey
, personally. One frame held the
ancelled S4.i7,00il check which
j represented Pemp.f'y's shnre of
I he famous battle with Firpo, the
1 biggest amount any fighter ever
i received up to that time and ox
I needed only by Tunney's purse. . .
No board of directors held any
:ame, and this writer sat with Tex
Rlckard'one day In his lower, re-
,reul. Tex had been trying
weeks 'to clinch the Dempsey-Firpo
match. The Argentine, put through
a heavy schedule,. had suddenly be
come balky. He wanted to defer
a title fight with Dcmpsey, but
Ulekard desired to Hirike while the
linns were Imt, while Kli pn was
still the big sensation. . . lenip -
sey hud been out of the rluir two
sky. you ooys can no nneiui unci
say I've clinched tho match."
No frills, no sounding of the toe-
sin to bring the crowd scurrying.
jjust an ordinary statement of fact
mai nappeneu 10 oe quue a awiy
to the palpitating fistic clan,
As a. matter of factj Tex didn't
have the match signed, sealed and
delivered at that time
but lie bad
confidence enough in
his matcti-
making ability to make a commit
ment.
It was typical of the Rickard of
five years ago, always doing tho
unexpected, where new surround
ings, new methods ond big busi
ness finally took away some of tho
old pliimour.
ini?, lennliiK Tony, and fiettlni; every
kind of a Mow In return. nnzn-
ert took J.h hartk'Mt of Niinqor'H
blowM. mid sunt harder onert hark.
Occasionally Hanwor would slrikc
out with a left, but it was only a
osluri1, for tile .steam wns Kone.
When the seventh Clilne it was
nothing but cuiii-ukc tlial llfli'd his
jdoves in defense. Hotly biuws pav
ed the way for the finish, und a
rij,'ht cross to llic chin ended the
contest. ' I
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BEARS FALL VICTIM
. I0SWQMI
SAX FIIAXCI8CO, Feb.
7
ITnnklnir fnr a "liroalhev
1'fore
. , ,
; their fcunio with btanford nlvtT -
jslty Katurday niglit, the University
jof California basketball team
i nn lho ITnlvi-rsltv of
, . , , ...... ...
.... " Vtu -T"' . . . .
; ""url -
,..' ,nri,.,.i it, ,....i
, mc )n t ,hat t)(,
,V(.re trnu,Vu by a powerful team,
.t qultt.l of ,
I iKnattus eolloKe played the rele of
,;liant killer, and walked off with
u crushlnif victory. t
The California tenm meets the
Hlanfurd university flvo in Palo
Alto Haturday In the name that j
will probubly decide the champion
ship of the soutlicrn division of the
Pacific Coast conference.
. 1
DAYTO.V. .Ohio Tlaor. West
I'hilaUeluliia, knocked . out
Kid
Fields. Chicago fl)i
BIG STORE 9UINT
WITH PIN DELUGE!
The Mail Tribune bowline tenm i
had "embarrassing mumcnis' last !
night in their nniUh with the
Muntk'oin'-i y AVarfi pfn disturbers I
In the Nut alleys, the big tmv men
taking two of the .three gumon.
A bvy of Ki'Od-l'jekiiiK fcirls who
appeared after the firt canto ti
oot for the toi boys, proved tin
undeliii; cf the, typo alleymi'ti anil
iitK thus far made in tin city lea
ju'. One of the newspaper' rep
resentatives 1 wns so overcome by
confusion that he tripped and
sprawled full b-imth on the run
wny in an effort t concentrate
on a difficult shot, much to the
-Might of the gallery.
Hagen f the Tribunes rolled
'iii:h sinnle game with a total of
114 pins nnd :lo annexed hiuh
natch total of '.Sl'.'
Tin- Klks' club quintet is sched
ule to meet Tmnlin liox Factory's
'iov:!ers tonight in a match which
promises to be hotly contested.
M. W.
Beck
'Msall
Coffin
ml res
Finb-y
Handicap ..
MIAMI BEACH,, Kin., Feb. 7.--(JP)
The battle over a refareo wns
on In full force toilny In tho rnpfi
of the llvalc In the ))roje;te:l battle
of Miami lieaeh February 27.
"I'a" iStrlblmf!, fnthor und mini-a.-riT
of the aviatov-lioxcr who will
opi',0110 Juek Sharkey in Demiisey's
Flamingo liurlc arena, believes the
south has been sllnhterl, nM tho list
of possible refereea subniitte'J
'names no one from below 'the Ma
son-Dixon line.
Dempsey will attempt to assist
tho men In the selection of the
third man.
Sharkey maintained hia hard
, training pace yesterday, with a
J round of serious Rolf, yi hlle a group
of newspaper men and fans wailjed
for him to sliow up at bis training
! ring. The lloslon pob evidently
! was in earnest in saying he would
i not engage in sparrir. ; matches
until ine enu 01 me monin.
Young StrlblhiK
nlEht road work.
PEXSAC'OLA, Flo., Feb. 7. (P)
St.irH of tho o!fnfi firmament
wen here today warming up for
the fli-st. Pf-iiHacohi open tourna
ment. Ktitrthm tomorrow, which,
carr'es prlzu money of $:i."t00 for
profOhsionalp and trophies for ama-
I tours. '
Ain-ndy Tohimy Armour, Ilohhy
li 'nf'-k'-hunk, Al KsplnoKa, Wild
Bill aiehlhorn, Jk-nry and AI Cul'd,
and other fumoiiH profeHMlonul.s
have had n practice round on Jhe
championship eoui'He.
Johnny Fuiroll. nalionul op-n
i'h:imrion, was expected Hume tinu
today. EAVYWEIGHT
NEW VOHK. Keb.
-lit'! A ;
new heavy weinht Invasion friji.i,
rivnl of Kiceardo Ucrtazzola of
I l,a' I'1 si7.e, at least, ho is the
unust Impressive of. nil recent bat-
Wl( (ro, owrtvM. He ,H
six. feet tall and currks 200 wuniisi
I of we uht. Ills munnitcr, Charley
l:ove, said on Ills arrival yesti nlay.
.itiiai ne sxiiicts mm 10 start train-.
I '"B oon, but the dale for his first
test has not been decided
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REINSTATEMENT TILDE!!
EXPECTED BY WALSH
C1TICAOO. Feb. 7. UP) Harry
8. Walsh, newly elected president
of the Western Tennis association,
bclicvea William "Ilia 11111" Tllden
of : will bo rulnsUtud as an ainataur In
good slundlng by tho Unltod Ktates
Ijiwn .Tennis ussociiitlon ut IU IJo
1st 2nd 3rd Total H -s N
ui is;i !' :i:i; $4, t x
IIS 13,1 l 4,!'f -4 !
133 I 1 113 3 US k -V . V
Mil i: ISil 4S5 N V X X
1110 JlHI lull 300 : &..& fSiF-..!;-yi,i&ii. '
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712 7!3 S.12 2357 -xq'
M. T. 1st 2nd 3rd Total . (f -
1 Creene 1 21 121 . .
l.ouiisberry .. 1 IV 1 .",'1 12H .12 1 I
Murray 113 Ill 22 1 S'..v v I
Hagen iss 170 21 1 r.2 .
i,.,,,.... !: iin iiia r.r.T :..:-, & i
rfW Ferguson 123 Ml ,21 i , , , . . Sr.'.Vv&.-
SicLm i'ei.osh ., . i3 i32 . r.iulPoirct, . V-T ri
If "t whofe Parisi.iu creations ' -f: ' v
At3fc3S)s i ' ,s "sl ct thevosue in fashions '-"tSfcv. v - s v
Si fIGHTERS ARGUE 1 Q f - r.
i OVER THIRD MAN V--I
IN Mill MiiwSftel 1
;G0LFING LUMINARIES , . ' jLJ
WARM UP IN FLORIDA . "
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a u ; 4 t always jmmonahle
1 . If : iifv'v :,i A :.V
Reach for a Luckv 15' l V M 4 TT
continued his inSlCOa 0 O SWCCl. T , j D'? H
1329, The American Tobacco Co.. Manufacturer
j
ton mfeliim J-'ului day.
" ' "I-"oiwleilitlHl Tlhirn's . will
Im tier Uh'd at tin- iiu-filiu: Jn. I
hoinvtlV l.f'Ji' Vf he will r-i:i-tated,";.
Walsh said. "Tilden has
dune "a real dc:il fur tln 'imi1,
hut he ban ifcv na troiihle makfi"
(im. However. I think this time
the qiH'Niinti i.tf his ;i miitciji' wlfHnH
Why suffer with
Rheumatism?
You know it ennnot
be ubbed auay
ARE you one of tlio.'c unfor
tunntes who suffer with'
pains in your mutcU'3 and joint
c0,lln-j0njy
commonly called vheum.iLinm,
making you miserable, lcs3 ef
ficient, interfering w'ln your
working hours, ruining your
lilecp?
You may hove tried niny
Ihinrrs vithout relief. vhy uoC
try aS.S.T r
' Vtr wore tliup. JO!) yea
S.S.2. has been (,'ivisii; relief in
thousands of cases, as ter.tificf.1
to iu unsolicited ictu-rs of f;rat
itudc.
"I suffered with rheumatism
for a (food many years. At timet
my joints would owcll so, I
couldn't walk. 1 tried almost
cvtrything.-Weiit to Hot piinit3
.... then finally decider! ty try
S.S.S. I took a course. In u
short 'timo tho rheumatic peinu
entirely left me. I am r.ow in
perfect health, and vnnt to add
thnt I have tried ail kimN of
n.edkinei but I think S.b.S. i
S.SS Builds Sturdy Health
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.will be decith-d permanently."
Walsh said the mitfonat clayj
courtK touruunii'nrwlM probably
he helil al, IndinnajtolJ late in Juti'i
with llu! finals f tho Amerirain
zone Uavln cup competition at tho!
l.'lltliM
trio tiiHt weelt
In Ju)!
('liiHutfled iHh'Pi'i lntntr L'elM rcnltH.
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ll.o hest." Knr1 0. Campbell,
11. 'i West Main Street, Johnson
City, Tenn.
S.S.S. is extracted from thn
fresh roots of medicinal plants
and herbs nnd Riven to Natura
wimt aim ncuda in Duildinp you
nil so that your system throws
oir tho ciuno.
All drug stores sell S.fi.S. in
. two sizes. Got tha, larger sifu.
It ia nioic economical.
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