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Friday. July 10, 1925
THE XUV
Dempsey Must RepLy Next Week To Harry Wills' Chaffi
DEMPSEY MUST TALK COLD TURKEY. -
TO BOXING COMMISSION NEXT WEEK
ON QUESTION OF HARRY WILLS BOUT
Champion Will Arrive From Europe Next Week And
N. Y. Commission Wants A Show Down On Whether
Jack Will Retire Or Meet Challenger Will
NEW YORK. July 9. (United News) Having been
made the jroat in one of the merriest little games of passing
the buck, the boxing game has chuckled over in some time,
the New York state boxing commission has decided what to
do about arranging a fight with Champion Jack Dempsey
for Harry Wills. v . , . .
Heretofore as fast as the commlt
aion would grab Dempsey and do-
full (tame ahead of the Giants, there
little of Interest Is today's pro
i. Itotb Brooklyn and St. Louis.
holders of third and fourth place.
respectively, Increased their percen
tages with Tlctdries orer tail enders.
The Dodgers defeated the cuds.
to !. and the Cardinals, behind Dill
Haines, held the Braves to one run
la a tame that ended t to 1.
The Keds and the Phils came
through a double bill without hav
ing changed their standings or rela
tive positions. The Reds took the
first game ( . to 3 and the Phils
I the second 1 1 to 8.
mind: "How about It?" Jack
would reply blandly that he was a
fighting man. and Jack Kearns ar
ranged all the fights.
Then the commission would let go
of Dempsey and make a grab for
Kearns, who would expostulate:
v "Lemma go. I'll have to ask Demp
sey about It."
Chairman Farley and bis associa
tes, while they are convinced that
Dempsey doesn't want to fight Wills
and probably has decided not to
: fjght any one. are determined to
""make the champion say so. publicly.
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK,
July J. (United News) The Pir
atea retained their hold on the Na
tional league leadership by split-
Accordingly they have evolved the i ting tbe deferred double header
.scheme of getting both eggs In one with the Giants before a crowd of
PIRATES SPLIT
WITH GIANTS IN
(mil games
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
IS TAKING A REST
SARANAC LAKE, NV J., July .
There Is no truth In the rumors
that Chrlsty-Mathewson, the former
pitcher, is in a serious condition, ac
cording to Dr. Edward N. Packard,
who Is attending Mathewson. '
"Mathewson Is merely in bed for
a few days' rest, because of a slight
fever," Dr. Packard said today.
"There Is nothing alarming or start
ling in his condition. He Is simply
following the usual routine for tu
berculosis patients under like conditions."
ve
Pelican Baseball
Team Gets a Shock
lauMl Hut Trar)
I .oral baseball rlrrt'-a
seething with exrltenieat yeater.
day when a report, which
late confirmed by eye will
proved thai ''reach' lUjuena,
anil "Mickey" IVtullt of the IYI
Iran ball team had gone to work.
Tt)r two ambitious players are
working for tha Lamia brothers.
lUracr has II that two truck
bones died 'earlier In the week
making an opening fr the hard
working ball players.
FRANKIE MUKPIU
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First game R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 11 1 1
New York . 3 8 0
Batteries Yde and Gooch: Scott.
McQuillan, . Bentley. Wlsner and
Snyder, Hartley.
AND RITCHIE TO
MEET IN AUGUST
Frankte Murphy
chls will meet In
and Earl 111!
a return match
rani Wannlngsr, the youngster
ho fell Into the shoes vacated by
I the veteran Everett hVolt. la glad
'now that ha failed to hoed the rail
of hhufflln' Phil IHuglaa, Ditcher
extraordinary and letter writer of
psrts, when that ambitious gent
tried la Indue Paul to play with a
semi pro outfit during the season of
lS .
Fir, had Taul taken thai week
her In the first week of August, mi Jllb n proD,0r wouldn't hava
n h
inier was th eejj. 1
as.ignm.ul to tin booi
Paul may au yrt e,
tineas that Breillat fe
learned all Ib.rs ,!
technique of short.
la good flelderV
up. II blta fairly V
what most of tkirfr
land today larkrf'
WannlngerUof n
of ball players. H.I
according to a leutatlv agreement
reached last night.
While rrankle and Karl, with
their noses thumbed, hav been sit
ting In opposite corners, figuratively
anesklns. waiting for the gong to
had the chance to loin th former
world's champions and eventually!
lend a regular berth on a big loagu
hall club.
u.nnin.F in late i.niliuj a tnh!,rr d will be raaS,l
with th Helma, Ala., semi-pro lara, ".hlol " profJ 4
ball as long as fij
mm ana n has ai
acquiring It. ul .,
occupation. . He hu
.. . . ... vi. k t fifcidu primarily to his showing while
call them to the high court of is-1 f hQUy w(K k Bb
liana, to seme ...-. - T.l.nhnna taam In lllrmlnanam.
starts last Saturday night at Scan-
aiDBTisn nsn,
around Douglas offered Wenninger
more money to Join his Industrial
basket.
When Dempsey returns from Eur
ope next week, the commission i
. v hale him up on the carpet at the
... same time sending for Kearns and
lining him up alongside his charge.
Then the question will be put to
either or to both they will have to
talk turkey.
This plan was announced at a
meeting of the commission today at
1 which arrangements were made also
for pinning down another rather un
willing champion to a title bout with
his logical challenger.
Mickey Walker was before the
solons and agreed to meet Dave
. Shade in the east some time this
summer. Shade has signed to box
at the Polo Grounds early in the
fall, against Walker, Harry Greb or
Paul Berlenbach. Nothing defin
ite was settled, because Walker said
rather sheepishly he "had to talk to
a party," the same being Jack
Kearns, his new manager. The com
mission doesn't recognise Kearns'
claim to handle Mickey's affairs.
Kearna Trying To Match
Mickey Walker For Scrap
CHICAGO, July . Jack Kearns,
manager of Mickey Walker, will be
In Chicago Sunday to see Jim Mul
len, local promoter, In reference to
a match for his man here the first
of August. Jack will linger long
enough to sign a contract and then
1 will leave for Los Angeles. .
COAST LEAGUE
score R. H. E.
San Francisco 6 14 1
Los Angeles 3 8 0
Batteries Pfeffer, Crockett and
. Yelle; Payne and Spencer.
8cor R. H. E.
Sacramento 3 8 4
S""" - "... 4 7 0
Batteries Shellenback and Shea;
Fussell, Plutnmer, Dumovlch and
' Baldwin.
Score
Vernon 0
Oakland . 4
Batteries Barfoot and
Boehler and Read.
60.000 persons at the Polo Grounds
today.
Battling behind Emll Yde, the
Pittsburgh team won the first game
12 to 3, after they had driven both
Jack Scott and Hughie McJulllan
from the mound. With assurance
that the title could not be taken
from them before another day at
least, the Pirates went Into the sec
ond game to face Wayland Dean.
Dean held them to five scattered
runs, while a seventh inning rally.
Woman Golf er Joins
The Hole in 1 Club
BEXTON HARBOR, Mlrh.. July
0. Sirs. It. C, Sullivan of Benton
Harbor joined the hole-Inline club
when she negotiated the sixteenth
hole In one stroke during . tbe
ladies' day play at Berrien Hills
Country club. The hole Is 130
yards.
Second game
Pittsburgh .
New York
Batteries Morrison.
have been arguing the pro and cons
of th slsshlng battle stagea oy "" oulfu, Th. Augusta club la
two men Saturday night. Sentiment ln southern league also offered him
now la Just about unanimous that job, and while that team dldn'l of
the fight was a wonderful eihl- fer as great a monetary Inducement.
R. II. E.
.. S 10 1
.. 7 14 0 1
Adams and
Wally Pipp Recovering
From Serious Injuries
Smith: Dean and Gowdy, Snyder.
Score It. H. E,
Chicago . , 3(3
Brooklyn , 4 It 0
Batteries Alexander. Keen and
Hartnetl: Vance and Dcberry.
Score
St. Louis ..
Boston
Battertes-
R. II. E.
S 7 1
1 8 X
-Haines and O'Farrell;
Cooney and Gibson.
First game R. II. E.
Cincinnati II 0
Philadelphia 3 11 3
Batteries Benton, Jake May,
Brady and Wlngo; Carlsen and Wil
son.
NEW YORK. July . Wally Pipp.
veteran Yankee Inflelder, Is steadily
Improving from the slight brain
set oft by a homer by George Kelly, concussion caused when he was hit Second game R. II
which brought In Frisch and Meusel, behind the ear with a pitched ball Cincinnati 8 17 2
gave the Giants a 7 to 5 victory. more than, a week ago. Author!- Philadelphia 11 If 2
Aside from the struggle at the ties at the hospital today said Plppl Batteries J. Msy, Biemlller and
top of the National league, which 'probably would be able to leave thelKreuger; Pearce, Knight and Hen-
ended with the. .Pirates still one 1 institution within a week. line
Psul derided to string with organ
ised baseball. He had his heart sat
on reaching th big league, and had
brains enough to tlgur It out that
a break from th ranks Slight only
handicap bint. So he signed with
the Augusta outfit.
. Having tasted th hospitality of
that southern city myself, I ran
Wenninger
vent.
Gunboat Smith Is a possibility as
a curtain raiser In reward for his
victory Saturday night.
Earle Sand to Ride
big league days art
I "nningar. as lib a
la or Gorman pareouhli
was born In German) t i
llv and run a greets
mlngham, Ala. ,,,,
,.v w.
"louth." with lute
dene, Its strength itfer
ben given credit for
victory over Tommy ra
somewhat recant td
doubt si had som.til
It much lo do with r7
began fighting. joi
Hut If we plsrs uai
what Tunnny hlmstU
Ing his battle, th tt.
was licked bsfor tst i
th ring. And It W
brain rather than iir
boxing skill that beat P
ney'a hralna and GIBS:
. Tunncy says that u
bona In previous lmpt
had noticed three thlaf
conscious acta on UIWW
First waa Gibbous' '
before the fight. t
Second waa Tom'i ..
lug and tossing his HI.
th same lime.
Third was Gibbons'
Ing p hla trunks what',
blow. uj,
Tunney kept these
lust part of th ,
bad on Gibbons. . . f
Tk .1.1., .w-
. ... M.M, ,V
'rlni. TunnsT ssva k.
Wannlnsnr did his best and said filhh,',.. a . ,
nothing. When Scott had played In his feet In th resin at
his 1307th gam lltiggln henrhed rti
him. Scott's batting bad been poor (Continued on Pag''
snd his fielding not up to par. Wan- . rt
bltlon, and a return match the only
feasible solution. Partisan support
ers of both men ar "chewing the
fat" about the relative "biffs" and
"bangs" of their favorite, and both
sides aro making claims and predic
tions. Th proposed csrd Is not com
pleted, and It is thought that newTourh for th fact that
facea may appear In the semi final didn't regret hla step,
and special events. A man may be He starred with th August team
Imported to meet Alilo Gordon, who In If 13 and th fallowing year waa
Is being considered in the semi going great guns when he broke hla
leg. How he waa oHi-fed s big
league contract while lying In th
hospital with a broken leg Is history,
lie reported to th Yankeea last
spring, and was on of the outstand
ing stsrs among th rook les.
When the Yanks were In HI.
Petersburg last spring Everett Scott
Insisted that he would nlav throuzh
In $20,000 Handicap fVcrrhr1".V.tmrpJdoB:
aecutlv games In which he had
VVwTHOItV, III., July . iP'y "! weakened hla lege and
- . u . "W i SUlHW Ui I II W pvp ITOOl (III
m i . .. -m .1.1. throwing arm
Arbitration Nalunlny In the S,
000 Chicago derby at the Haw
thorne track. .Arbitration la the
property of A. ('. llontwlrk.
Score
Salt Lake
Portland ..
H. E.
7 0
in n
Batteries McCabe. O'.Vell. Stroud
Burns and Tobin.
and Peters;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Score
Boston ....
Detroit ....
It.
2
K s i
Batteries Zahnlser and Plclnlch
Leonard and Baasler.
Score
Washington
Chicago ....
n. II. E.
8 16 2
R 1A
- Batterles-z. chary. Marherry,
Russell and Ruel; Thurston, Con
ally, Lyons and Schalk.
a
wro (
Philadelphia 5 n
i-ieveiand j3 jg j
Batteries - HarrisTBaumgartner,
Stokes and Cochrane. Perkins; Mil
Uhle, shaute and Myatt. six
Innings.
Only games scheduled.
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