The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
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GOLFING FEAT.

Slipping over a two on a 4so,ys5d hole d isn't being Ell !, done sh too a TssS-
noon s'1 Westward ! Ho BY Ralph FSp Penn ssm. - ''''
When Ralph ps0G pe EeS s o"t his p1 ns ri he oou s%r9' f nd amy amy f ball = to Si putt
Presently his partner peeped into the cup and found it,
You may appreciate this feat much better when it is recalled that
sixth Of 4s7 yards; the eleventh Of $50 yards; the thirteenth Of 400
yards; the fifteenth of 4s2 yards, and the seventeenth of AIS yards In
Cutting down par golf BY a margin of SO per cent is something
week Dolly Hs f iisafod Sp the l staD, deserving sSs q is1 Of a sn sa I" sdss' rs sSa anu SS' the or next 'as
time he stepped out he was worse than ever before.
cisco Fight 1t T nsn ii. s1. ! ss Gsr0 s 1 s: 1e S5ss s' Bs tn1 1ssi at ot San 5ob Er' n
Sullivan in 81 rounds at New Orleans for a purse of $4,000 and $780,
Bob Fitzsimmons stripped him of his laurels March II, 1897, at
Carson city, in "a rounds His age at the time was 81 and he held
Whether or not corbett at his best was IS good as Dempsey against
champions Tsapt rs o T'p dtfferen tnt times i never 9 V productive OF q a Satisfactory ssaan an
swer. Corbett in his time was good enough to be champion, and that's
as sG s%In as Ds s1astSa is IT t0s ssyt.mo.r ,ssa and made q tour o, the
w MATTED S States .ss,d lasting stnY t about ton mime S si.s sn He ass Offered tfsfss.s '1's s9t ! TO Q i sny
than SO aspirants
ABOUT DILLON.
:. What has become Of Jack Dillon" asks another fight gat bug. Dill,
for good, When last here he told Hack that he was at the end Of
the ' jack 'S %i TG knew '1 'na, to v se0'n 4 oi na' n i%" PIi Harrison could drop
Ss 'S 1ad he low as By ne the ,0 as and sSf his s' trsi With Sf Sf aarF RS1nns x ss' G Tf first st 1 HaS
Harrison: a; you TemeaSsr, planted . blow N the chin in the first
I'll the ' 0an13s pushed Spi n me {, s'% the a%' 's aaae 's' them 'a' s ssfS"d IL Sn' a hook to
Those who sat in for the show we're astoundSsd. Accustomed as
thS "t they to co Trs'1 nsra, p' ssne S' IN SsF9 his his ,s amen m n5S irSsa r ana s Rs.
self crumbMng like a dub-burned ont completely. But such 1t was.
Dillon simply was not there. The soul and the frame of Dillon
stop him, when years past he bent back hooks with his nose and then
shot across the winning kick.
billions career is as interesting as Al Jennings. though carved
out In a different manner. Jack was born for the rims and but for
his short build might have been heavyweight champion OF the world.
He was at the ton of his game when willard stopped Johnson, but
Jess refused to meet him. He spotted 1890 pounds to his foes regu-
ary, but kept racing ahead. Then he hit the chutes and came back
down again.
Jack is IS years of age and is scochIrsh-American.
JIMMY CAVENY IN TROUBLE.
Jimmy Caveny. former shorstop for the Chattanooga Lookouts,
who has been with the San Francisco club in the Coast. league this sea
son, has been arrested charged with killing a Sacramento fan. 1t is
alleged that three Frisco ball players engaged In a fight which resulted
in the death of one OF their antagonists, and Caveny is facing a charge
of mansaughter.
Jack Dempsey comes to bat with the announcement that he is gig
to have his ose made over, owing to the fact that he finds 1t diff
cult to breathe properly through his present bellows. Jack is going
into the movies and realizes that II he is to ride bronchos, knock bad
men dead at every turn, rescue fair maidens by the score and hold w
| any number OF trains, he'll need his smeller in perfect shape.