The Klamath news., July 16, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

THE KLAMATH It
Thursday. July If.. !!'-"
Page Six
Jack Dempsey, tfaclvjro
DEMPSEY WANTS COUPLE "SETUPS VILLA'S TITLE
TO WARM UP ON BUT EVENTUALLY; rn nr npnncn
HILL MUfti oinunuiwi v,v ......
7ce toft s Baseball's Nero;
He Fiddles While Yanks Burn
Heavyweight Champ Thinks Gene Tunney I Logical
Contender; Jack Kearn. Still Managing Dempiey;
Champ Hai Lost Weight On European Tour
BYE
PORTLAND. July 15. (1'nlled
News) An elimination contest slm
ll.ir lo Hie recent linhlweluht free-
" for-all may bo held to determine the
xt vnm- Tik. is .lark Demnsey is ready to risK , '" " -"-
v " . ..... v;ht rhamnk.il
.imr n mm. " -r
t, "
A. Farley of tho Nt
Clialrmaii Ja
Vurk limine i
commission. Indicated Unlay In dls-
his title against anyone who wishes to enter the
nml would like to ficlit a bout or two this fall.
Thus quoth the champion today on his return irom a tour CU4sjll(. tno situation reuliiiig from
of Europa. Jack said he had no arrangements as yet, but vitiav death in San Fram-iso. Far
would entertain offers for matches as soon as he had eon-', ley .aid the elimination tournament
ferred with New York promoters this week. ! ulJ b "bout the o.y satisfactory
Demosev was a bit groggy when he was interviewed. Zl
the White Star liner Homeric was pulling into its pier. He (lon with the NVw Y irk u((Wr lm.J
admitted he was not a good sailor at any time, and that he , h(,ard of Vnia a death." said Far-i
had suffered considerably on the trip back, from the gentle iey. ho u here for the national
slaps of the waves on the sides of the ship. (Elks convention.
"I have lost weight," he admitted, "because I had had a I "However I am confident that the
cold and have been a bit seasick, but I am ready to enter thej
ring any time I get a good proposition. American champion, unlcs. the lat.i
Estelle Taylor, the heavyweight s snmartn a-s a ill , ter demonstrated his ability to meet
. i,..,f,. .sih nv alius till- I IHI i
Wile. Will UU. jun;.t.w " "- .
fight plans Dempsey might enter-,
tain, she promised. '
3
ssmas 'I las?
-I k Jlhi" Ilarnos la I
nun tli" days.- haa
cnmiM til" wlll o-lhe-wliiu. ,
happy
filially
Ho la
watching (rkllliar bag of gold
ut the end of lha golfing rainbow.
WW. b la to (lata Hint Harms fi
nally weare Ilia Uritlab open cruwu.
won a few day ago.
Americana (II Were glad to am an
Aiucii.au al Ivaat una we cbooaa
to i all an American win the JJrlt
lh vrrnt. llarnea la llrillah bred
gul(T. ns la JtHk llult'hbton, oua of
tliv utix r lo Aniarlcaua lo win lha
riivi ii'J foreign, title. Waller llagen
' Mia M,.n, .
raiMini. ' . j
Kor one thin, u'j
ileal handed him ,
national open touna,
lata In anutllng in
ovar ienloua ofdcUui J
letter of th rule mJ
Tt
ma J
Then
name waa
fori,,
una followed hla uk
hate been playing i
a far aa aitetitioq
How Jim must aaj
' aa ne recalls iho tl.
I Offer are romlu
lu hum. t.rul Mll.P ll. e,H
in wi- .. W. I... .
of all ma
a year. lie pruDlhh
lha rapllal of hla ,
mat many a i'iar w,J
Who Dempsey will fight be did
not declare himself. He intimated,
however, that he juld not care to
tackle one of the big contenders as
his first match.
I think that I am entitled to a
coaple of warm-up tights first," he
said. "However, I will not make
any decisions until I have bad a
chance to look around a bit."
Would Meet Tunney
Although the champion said that
Harry Wills was surely one of the
leading contenders for the world's
ATHLETICS AGAIN
RESUME LEAD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
all comers.
"Genuro is the outstanding con-
T able the crown will ultimately no'
to him."
Farley will leave here Thursday
in time to attend a meetipgf the
mUflion in New York Tuesday
hen the question will be threshed
out.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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CHICAGO. July 15. (Cnited
Xews) In three disasterous- days'
in the middle west the Senators Score x R. f
have dropped from a seemingly se- st. Louis 3 S
cure place at the top of the Ameri- ew York 7 11 1
can league to second place in the I Batterlen Main-.' .n.t tvp.rr.il-lgoush-
1
'the title. Hut that llarnee
lhoe entered, should wlu II. aeeuied
. nioi fitting.
j Harnea bad raptured all the other
I major golf 1 1 Ilea. II bad triad In
tuIii t win tha llrHlnll. Twice bad
U.ng Jim won tha national pro title.
I Three years had ha won lha weal
I era un. next in Importance to the
I two national tourneys
And once had he basked In tha
; llmi'llalit that gora with the na
u.miti ""iCoDsarutd lit e. I.
Ilnielldtt. (lolflng Is a hobby and 'battled bla in ikJ
i. nar. ii i,;4 h, ,,,, ,aotht
l. one. not ,. Undwl , h.
he limelight for -the glamor j r,,r ho wound up f0-
played beautiful golf
bunt that way. Sots,,
w mu i piep OUI Si;
gulf.' He playa It ,
ll poorly,
Rpeaklng of lha
tourney. Ulve Uutji
nrltlsh pred, but Ami
lion, credit for tryli
a bullae with him.
1 and It Is hla business.
j seek
Of it
li.it he wanted that Ilrltlsh open. I attested to by lbs fact J
in i.u names iriea mr In ( lha course record oa
iirmsn open, to iinon ilea tor sec- occaalnna during the tJ
una io.. -I." "'! uunran. failure, however, lo H
waiter ii. sen won mat year. golt k.pt him tnm
imi year names trieo again out : (ne finish,
'failed dismally.- He finished ninth j
while llugen waa winning tbo
crown for tb second time lo three
years.
Then came Jim's belated victory
this year.
And now we'll make
column (or the day bj
attention lo tbe fact
(Continued oa Paef
n.
heavy weight crown, he expressed tie league standing. A victory in both Barnes and Snyder.
opinion that Gene Tunney was the! halves of a double program Wednes- J
logical challenger. day put the Athletics again at the i Score
He minimized reports of his head, leading Washington by three Cincinnati
troubles with the New York boxing points In the percentage column. i Brooklyn 5
commission, and viewed lightly ad
vices that that Lody was considering
, Myutt.
O'Neill; Cole.
12 innings.
Karr and
handing him an ultimatum. In an
II. F..
a o
9 0
The Mackmen, also playing In the Flatteries Donahue and'Kreuger;
west, where they have found easier Grimes, M;iy and Taylor.
I Second gome It.
i-New York .
' Cleveland 4
I . batteries Fennock and
II K
14 1!
11 G
O'Nell,
sailing than have the Senators, won!
Uengough;
Sewell.
Miller, Sphere
attempt to force him to meet Wills two games from the White Sox at' Score It.
this fall. I Chicago, the first 9 to 7 and the . Pittsburgh 3
"1 don't think that 1 am in bad i second 11 to 6.
with the commission," Dempsey j In Detroit, where the Athletics
said. "They were in a good humor, increased their average during the
when I appeared before them before early part of the week, the cham
I went to Europe. When I sign for'plons found stiff comnatitinn Wert.
a fight, I shall ask them for a ll-fnesday, Dutch Reutber dropping theiCniclg0
II
1
Boston 4 11 1
Batteries Morrison, Adams and
Gooch: Benton and Gibson.
Score
cense and I think they will grant
It without any trouble."
Buf, of course, the champion has
not conferred with any one in touch
with tbe cauliflower situation re-
game 5 to 2. The Senators have
now won 53 games and lost 30, the
Athletics, have won 52 and lost 29.
The Browns defeated Boston 11
to 3. Wednesday and the Yanta
cently. He Insisted on that, and : playing a double header at Cleve.
said that there were many others to j land, lost the first contest, S to 4,
be considered, including Jack ; and won the second. 9 to 4
Kearns. his manager.
Don't Want Risk Title
"Jack is still my manager, you
"know,"' the fighter observed. "In
spite of reports to the contrary, bis
contract as manager holds good
until a year from September. And
he Is a good manager, too. He
obeys orders and we get along fine."
But through all bis optimistic ut
terances. It was apparent that Demp
sey does not favor taking the big
risk this fall. It would take a long
time to clear a way for a fight with
Wills, he said, adding that he doubt
ed whether such a battle could be
arranged before a year from Sep
tember. "But I have kept in training in
Kurope," he said, in reference to the
prospect of some lighter bouts, "and i
am perfectly willing to go into the
ring right now."
The competition at the top of the
National league also tightened Wed
nesday, as the result of a Giant vic
tory and a Tirate aef-at. Hr.sburgh
is now only a fraction of a game
ahead of the Now York team In the
league standing.
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0
Philadelphia 3 9 3
Batteries Alexander and Gon
zales; Ring. I'lrlch, Couch and
Wilson.
I Score R.
; Boston 3
1st. Loula II 15
I Batteries Wingfield and
cboft; Bush and Hargrave.
First game
Philadelphia ..
Chicago
Batteries Harrhs,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First game . R.
New York 4
Cleveland 5
Batteries -
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The Dodgers, freed from the at
tacks of the Pirates, won from fin- Score
The Giants enter-l clnnati. S to 2. The ri,a ,i..r.,,.i u-ni,i.Fi..
tained I St. Louis, defeating the Cards j the Phillies. 8 to 8, In a game called Detroit
. u .,. i.rmes lost Dy a 4 at the end of the sixth Inning on1 Batteries
10 j score in uoston. account of min
COAST LEAGUE
Score r, jj
Vernon 7 H
Salt Lake 9 15 2
Batteries Plilette, I.udolph. Bry-
an ana sonang; Singleton, Piercy
ana cook.
Score r. j,.
1 uriiunu 2 7 3
I.os Angeles 4 jo j
naileries Burns and Hannah; I
i ane and Kaudlierg.
Score
Seattle
San Francisco
Batteries Dumovlch.
Griffin.
Baldwin; pfjrr,.r,
ney and Yelle.
Score u. v
Oakland G 7 4
Sacramento J2 15 j
Batteries Foster, Kuni, ltr.nl;
Vinci and Wach, nf.ld.
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