The Evening herald., September 13, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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' NEW . YORK, Sept : IS. In the
winter of 1922 Luis Angel Flrpo,
iht Argentinian who Is to tight Jack
Dempsey for th world heavyweight
title at the Polo Grounds September
14, came to the United States, one
of tho strongest nd -most courage
ous II- crudest, fighters, that ever
walked on tf resiln epMnkled floor.
Lula - Angel couldn't talk Amer
ican, except when monoy was men
tioned, and it Was several Weeks be
fore he gathered some of his friends
about him and arranged a match in
which he was to prove to some of
the doubters that he could punch.
Sailor Masted '. rough" heavy
weight of the slugging type, agreed
to meet the South American and
they squared oft In the ring of the
Broad Athletic club in Newark, N. J.
on the night of Slarch ' 20V ' There
was lots of wild and wooly swinging
and mislng in that engagement, bat
in . the seventh round the South
American drove his man into a cor
ner and pummelled him to the floor
with heavy rights to the head and
body. . '
The doubters began to. believe.
In the same arena oh "April 4
Firpo met .'" Joe MsCann, a tough
youngster. After bei-ng soundly
rapped on the ohin in an early ronnd
and sent to. his. knees, Firpo came
back and forced McCann to quit in
the sixth a badly beaten fighter
Firpo'a right hand turned the trick
against McCann.
A-little more than a month later
Firpo entered the ring in Ebbets
field,. Brooklyn, against Jack Her
man, a light heavyweight. .All the
experts were out to see Firpo in act
ion that day. Herman was faster
than Firpo and danced around him
in the early rounds, keeping away
from., bis terrific punches. In the
fifth round Flrpo caught Herman In
the body with a. right and 'brought
up the left on the Inside to Herman's
chla- Herman was lifted a- foot off
the floor and sent flat on his back
for the count. Half as hour later
he was revived. '
' Then Flrpo, feeling that he had
won some glory, returned to his
native republc to receive the plaud
its of his admiring countrymen
While in Buenor Aires he fought
Jim Tracey, a tall, gangling heavy
weight . from Australia, knocking
him out In four rounds. Tracey
was a wiling fighter but had litttle
boxing skill, and carried no punch
So he was hardly a match for the Ar
gentine strong man. - ' " '
1 Flrpo returned to the Unifed
States last March tor another cam
paign, this time to pave the way
for a Wile match with Demrsoy.
Three spectacular victories were the
medium of the Argentinian's rise
to fame and recognition as a dan
gerous championship contender. The
llrst was over old Bill Brennan of
Chicago, at Madison Square Garden
in March. Brenna.3 ripped and cut
Flrpo mercilessly in 11 rounds 6f
furious fighting. ,.' but ' the ' SoutJi
American absorbed the punishment
without wilting, and in the twelfth
heat Brennan to the' floor With club:
like rights: ' ' ' ' '"
Jack McAuliffc II of Detroit, high
ly touted and flashy In his gymna
sium work,' Was Firpo's next Victim.
Ho'waa knocked' tint in 'the third
round of a bout at the Yankee sta
dium in May of the same' afternoon
that Jess Willard- started his como
.haek by knocking out Floyd John
son young lowan.' .
The victors 'of that show, Flrpo
and Willard,' mot for the fl'.ial test
in' the great pine bowl' at Doyle's
Thirty Acres, Jersey City, In July
before one of the largos' crowds' Id
fight'" History, - Firpo' cleared "the
path for HIS match' with Dempsey
by knocking out Willard In' tlici
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forts' lit " ' ' '" '
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, ' lliirry Telford, 'guide.
Voif rcnei'vndons trlrpliono or
nrlto to MiiuaKcr Kntcle Itidxo
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American plan.
eighth round, but to many It was a
dlrappoinllng' conflict. Theypawcil
at euch other clumsily for a tsreater
share of the firs seven rounds.
Firpo's body punches doing tho most
damage, while in the final round a
succession of rights to the body and
head floored Willard, who took the
count an the first knockdown.
Firpo followed this triumph by n
exhibition tour of the middle west
and east, meeting a variety of appo
nents, two of whom managed to
stay tho limit with him. At Omaha
Hoerm Smith was floored more than
a doaen times by Firpo, but was on
his feet at the end while at Indi
anapolis, where 16-ounce gloves
were used! Joes Downey stayed the
limit of 10 rounds. Downey, how
ever, absorbed so much punishment
that he was taken to a hospital after
the bout.
Jimmy DeForest, veteran trainer
who ondl;loned Dempsey for his
championship tight with Willard at
Toledo In 1919, directed Firpo's bat
tles, with Brennan, .MlAultffe and
Willard but shortly 'afterward he
was dropped by the South Ameriacn
in favor tf Horatio Eavelle, wealthy
Buenos Aires sportman. Flrpo and
DeForest both denied reports of a
break over financial terms, but the
boxer was the target for criticism
by j experts i who believed he had
made a mistake in disposing of the
veteran who was credited with de
veloping i him' into championship
caliber. Firpo and Lavelle. however
insisted that 'the change' was made
because of the handicap caused by
DcForest's Inhabllity to speak Span
ish.
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LEGE, VorvallisV Sept.' 1S. A new
plan In pre-season football training
will be worked out by Coach R. B.
Rutherford when be takes his grid
iron, jcandidatq )in-tj the Alsea
mountain country after they report
thus hardening them for the sched
uled games.- The jaunt will be
taken because repair work on the
gymnasium will not be completed
when practice starts. . , ' " -'
1 "The men are counting) the days
until the squad turns out and are
raring-ito go" "said 'Coach Huthei
ford, "but no one has a cinch on
any position. Each man will have
to fight hard to win on the eleven
and will have -plenty of good, stiff
competition:"' "
LOXDOX, Sept. 13. The pugilis
tic sun, if It has not already set. Is
dipping rapidly below the hortion
for the three men who made box
ing popular In France. Unless
France has better, luck in raising a
new crop of boxers than she seems
to be having in making the n'aughty
(lermnns be good, capable scrappers
very soon will be as scarce In that
dear Fares' as bathing beauties at.
tho North Pole.
Georges Carpentler, Eugene Crlq
ul, Charles Ledoux these are tho
mighty- trio that haw made French
boxing history; Their nnmes head
the' list wherever toasts are drunk
to the pugilistic prowess of La
Belle Franco.' But the tarnish that
has accrued to the illustrious cog
noments of these three as the result
of recent performances has almost
obliterated them from current fistic
consideration. - -'
The first iiamed, the mighty and
dashing Georges, Ms still a .factor In
the European heavyweight champ
ionship, but as a contender for world
honors he' has. been virtually dofunr
ot since the unfelicitous outcome of
Tex Ricard's afternoon party at
Boyle's Thirty Acres a little over
two years ago. ; Burring what Slkl
did to him, Georges' reputation has
survived pretty well on this side of
the water and he probably is still
good enough to 'talk" Joe Beckett
or any of the other topmotoh heavies
If there are any, In Europe.
1 Carpeniier, however has been In
l the front ranks of boxing since 1908
and only a superman can-stand the
pace for fifteen years and still re
main formidable. -
Ledoux Is another veteran. Since
1909 he has fought the tight, always
as befits a son of France.' He has
been the outstanding European ban- i
tamweight for a decade: and earned
the reputation ot being a fighting
fury and the hardost hitting little
man In the Old World. But Ledoux
mot his Waterloo 'a few weeks -ago
when . Bugler Lake, a fleot-footed,
sharp-hitting Englishman-, relieved
him of the European bantamweight
crown. It is certain that Ledoux
never again will rise to real prom-
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Doxlng funs In America do mot
uoed lo ho told about the iirfafts of
Euitono Crlqul, Tho memory of
how ho won the featherweight
championship , from Kllunno ami
lo.:t' It 'such a pitifully short time
aftcrynids to Dundee la fresher In
the United States tlmla nnywhore
else, unlos It bo In Crlqut'a own
mind. Crlqul probably Is still the
best featherweight In Europe, but
Uiat Is an empty honor tor the crop
ot 'feathers" In Europe Is no more
promising than the Ico harvest at
Palm Beach. Crlqul also has beei
fighting since 1910 and it may be
assumed with reason that his lun is
about duo tor atotal ecllpso.
There Is that eccentric Frenchman
Slkl, tit course, but It Is probable
that he reachod tho holglit ot his
glory when he took a vordlct away
from Carpentler. Slkl's ; fuluro
would seem to lie more In the re
alm ot .lion taming than In the
rosined arena. .
The mantle of Fronch boxing
would seem to be descending on tho
slim shoulders of Paul Frltsch.
Is a young lightweight who has done
quiet well' against a few .English and
Continental boxers. He is a long
way from a menace to Bonny Ixson
uril as yet, but ho Is young and not
without possibilities. , Unless Frltr
Evh fulfills tbe faint promlso ot his
yonth. however, the chances of any
Frenchman annexing a world's tltlu
within the next tew yon is ure cer
tainly entitled to be called remote.
Kodak finlshlnr at Stlnson's. Stf
ASK CHANGE IN
PITCHING RULE
NEW YORK, Sept. 13. Some
major loaguo magnatos who are
making a study of tho homo run
burlesquo ure hcglnlng to favor It
change t3 the pitching rules to rot
toro part of tho old efficiency. The
"splttcr" will not bo revived, but
perhaps, tho pitchers will bo allowed
to put rosin or earth on thulr huiiiln
to give them a stronger rj rip on the
ball. , '
Abolition of tho "npltlor" ond re
strictions against uu of, tho "nliliM-"
and "omory" hall woro noccsiuiry,
it Is clulmed. but the rule prevent
ing a pitcher from IceeplnK IiIh
ftngors dry to obtain hotter control
of his delivery was wrong aud In
prlmarly to blame far tho slug
ging which has robbed baseball of
many scientific fcaturds.
. Manufacturers of the official bull
used In the major leagues still pro
test the assertion that It In a " rab
bit." They Insist that oacli ball l-.i
an exact counterpart of overy other
ball and that no attempt ever has
boon made to Introduce two grades,
"lively" and "dead." They attri
bute the abnormal hitting In both
elrcuts to Inferior pitching, due to
the present swooping lo.nlrlotiaiiH
and encourugemant given homo-run
hlttors by the public. ,
Homo tlmo ago John Motliaw
uustud iuv amendment to tho pitch
ing rulus pnrmittliig ue of P',w
dorvdvroiiln on tjto boxmnn's flncer
tips. MeOrnw argued tlwit tint tvslu
would hHsuro bettor control and
greater hffoetlviicsa.
llut Mcllruw's pnictlcal oplwlou
tnnda no Impression on tl'o '''K
Inagua rules committee, which has
sui'fauded kn ourblug the plluhei'H In
stead of putting a stop to the hit
ting burlesque.
BAKER BECOMES
MISSION COACH
SANTA CLARA, Calif., SPt. 13,
Hoy M.' "Bnowy" Baker, former
University of Bouthorn California
and Santa Clara star halfback, has
boon appointed assistant - roach ot
football at tho University of Simla
Clara, it wn announced hero to
day. tluknr first earned his grid
Iran reputation at Long Menou high
school under Conch Kdgar II. Kleliu
hols, tho now Snntn t'luru mutnor.
He was montlonod by Walter Cump
In his 1923 all-Amarlcau selections
and starred for U. 8. C. In Its post
season Tilth I'uun Statu.
season 1'
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LONDON. Sept. JJ. The Amr
Kisn I.i-ilou games In l.andou's
1933 bsjobull season. Just tormin.
atcd. wore uttendetl by over 30.UU0
people irr csut of whom were
IlrltlHh accardliiR to the legion's
socrelnry, t -t s .' ! ' ' '
Tho avorago nttnndanco for each
game was about 2000, and tho ln:Um
la-hopeful j of fiirthor pupulrlliig
Amm-U-n's national kiiiiio next year.
DOG TEAM RACE
SET FOR TODAY
IDAHO KAI.1.8, Ili'lllO, Sept. 13.
Dog ton m racing, tho canines
hauling thulr driver ou specially
niiiiHirui'tml wagons, Is to ho n fmit
uie of u round-up elhtloit lo
ho liulil litre I'"'" nl11' towocrow.
While dug ti'iim racing wlth-'wlhter
tlmo sleds U an aimvial nAml In
Iblu rglon In tbn wlutor5 miintht,
this Is Hie llrst ttitmiipt with boeV
d vehicles, II Is 'sttlil,
Smoky llnslon, Tud Kent lad Ol
cott Zarn, participant In' tl races
last wlutor, have enio'red their' fa
mous dog teams for the September
crsut, It has been announcod by
the round-up olflrlals. '
ni:ioiu not aU'Owkii
M. C. Nokes. the British hammer
thriiwlug rlmuiiiltm recently .throw
the weight IJ1 fl 1 Inchea.
betterlug tho record by i ineh. hut
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