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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17

ATLANTA. Ga, June l7.-"TiRer Flower
pride OF Georgia and aspirant for heavy
weight honors, received a rude jolt and awak-
cning on Monday night when he was put to
the boards in the second round of a scheduled
ten.round bout with Sam Langiord, aged but
willy The blow that spelled the death OF
his unprotected jaw. Few saw the blow that
ended the bout.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17
cPORTIVELY
OPEAKING

Djever see girl base ball team
No. We have. And | just wanta tell
you old boy you've missed half OF your
life pleasures. We saw our first game
Sunday on our way back from the
American Giants ball park where we
saw the Giants wallop a bunch of
whiskered fathers; The House OF
Davids. How we stood all this misery
in one day | can't say but never the
less we did.
The game was played at 36th and
Wabash Avenue The teams were the
Breads VS. Narrows. The latter team
is a bunch OF young boys who play
a snappy game OF anything other than
base ball While the former is a
collection OF Flappers who are evi-
IDENTIFY trying to prove that women
should be allowed to vote, or perhaps
they were trying TO play base ball.
The ga1ne was full OF features, the
outstanding ones were: sister pitch
ing and brother playing short: another
was d catch by the center fielder who
borrowed a chair and crawled up on
the elevated railway and got a fly
ball for the third out with the bases
full
The hnal score was. eleven eleventy
eleven to nine ninty nine in favor OF
the Breads. They might have scored
more but had no place to mark them.
They used two umpires who did
moi weaI a I iI on ehe i., idce. now
We went over 10 one of the umns
ana inquired, "hy Is IL ma. you uo
"onr iees co ''r rsr.f' nil :" %W.Ils re-
piled the imp. You see this bunch
h., ~ ,ve fonnd ' ont tbere was At least
one person who had something above
the ear. for on the very next play one
happef VINO haa pfeh ea''ed out on
e - tbe Pec;fc set IN = "Prnta hat
would have made lin Thorp's best
efforts look childish.
II was not very long, however, until
we nad besun 10 WONDER wll5t eise
Lo.. - ,rotcc, b,,r.o1f fnr oa tbe
next play the bases were full and the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17
A..B. c's Trounee Keystones

stones lost the first of a three game series to
the A. B. C.'s here Thursday afternoon before
record crowd, 50. Hampton, formerly with
the Columbus Buckeyes and gift which the
local team management refused, was given air
tight support in the pinohes. Manager Ben
Taylor had perfect day at the bat. getting a
home run; double, and two singles in four
circuit. Both Clark and Corbett were hit
freely. Score by innings:
A. b C's.......2 ? 0 ? , O. IL o
Kcystones ......0 0 0 0 / l o. S !
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17
DETROIT VS., A, B. C.'S
SUNDAYS LOCAL
ATTRACTION


The Detroit Stars will tackle the
indianapolis A. B. C.'s at Schorling
Park, Chicago, starting June Is. The
Detroit team comes here from Pitts
burgh enroute for swing around the
Western half OF the Negro National
league circuit.
The battle between the two visiting
teams should bring out some real
baseball action as both teams have
established the belief that they are
among the heaviest hitting and fastest
fielding and base running aggrcgations
in the whole country.
The two teams have met in series
already this season, and while the
Indianapolis gang came out on the
long end of the wins, the belief pre-
walls that with the breaks evenly di-
vided. the Michigan clan is destined to
make a world of trouble for the fell
lows who jumped off in the lead in
the seasons race.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17

Every player on the team wears
glasses not so much to protect the
bali from the Sun but to be able to
the score.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-06-17

Posey Resigns As Sport Editor

TITF7TIH NFW0 0TTVITTI
PfTTSBJ RICH. Pa. June u. Cum"
Posey. Jr, manager Of the Homestead Grays
and a prominent hRure IN the basketball world,
has resigned as sporting editor ON the Pitis
burgh American. The announcement was
made public last week Mr. Posey gave as
his reason for resignins that other duties took
up too much Of his time.