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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04
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OUR LEVEL BEST.

There are moments
When we realize
That it is Y
A waste of time y
To be clever.
Gentlemsn who are,
Taller than their
Esteemed dancing partners
Should never pun, uuip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

Mayor Schlieker Of Indiana
Harbor has started a movement
to provide the city with the
best lake front park in the CAL
uinet region.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-04

Miss Emmo Koehler and Cecil
j. witter, both of Hammond,
were married sunday at Chi
cago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
DACHARACH GIANTS IN
WIN OVER BALTIC. S0X
Late Rally by Locals Enables
Thorn to Score Victory
Over Visitors.

A late rush by the Racharach Giants
m the game with the Baltimore Black
Box enabled them to tie the game up
In the ninth and finally To Jake II in
the twelfth.
The game was one OF the most excit-
Ink contests seen on local diamonds
this season. After the locals had tied
the game un in the ninth. the visitors
came back In their share of the tenth
with two runs. Then the locals went
on the offensive and matched the Bal
timoro mems rally.
The eleventh and tho first half OF
the twelfth passed with no score. Then
the locals took up their war clubs
again and with two out, Cummings
counted the winning run on Reeds
binelc.
Reed had a great day at the bat,
hitting safely four times. Johnson. the
local moundsman. pitched fine ball
Ridgely fielded In sensational manner
for the Baltimorians The second
game of the wo-game series between
tho Bacharach Giants and tho Balti-
moro Black Sox will be played at 1lar-
Ian Field this evening. The game viii
start promptly at $50 o'clock. Mid
night" Smith !s slated for mound duty
for the Sox. while Streeter or Wheeler
will work for the locals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SPLENDID CARD FOR
T0M0RROW'S MATINEE

The following card is announced for
the ninth regular trotting matinee OF
the Delaware Horse Show Association.
on the State Fair grounds, starting at
. O'Clock:
Event No. Mile Heats, 2 In s.
Cachatto Girl, b. m, by King Ca
chatto; Charles z. Donovan.
DR.. Dell. b. g.. by Del Cornado;
John p. Zebley.
Laura Axworthy. b. m, by Morgan
Axworthy; In and Out Stable.
J. p. T., b. g.; John p. Zebley
Event No. Mile Heats, 2 in Q.
Emily B., b. m. by Austin Burns
Lew Seth.
Minnie Hall, br. m. by Fancy Hall /;
Winfield Crazy.
Event No. 3.
To Beat 2.17A Pacing.
Miss Wiltondale, CHI. m. by Wilton
dale; J.. o. Ross.
Event No. Mile Heats, 2 in 3.
Lillian Russell, ch. m. by Idle jay;
John p. Zebley.
| Director Wilkes, oh. g., by Belmont
Wilkes; f. ]. Stanert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
BOBBY BARRETT FAVORED
TO DEFEAT JOE WELLING

Philadelphia, Pa, July 2l-Despite
Bobby Barrett's recent knockout by
Lew Tender all his friends in Clifton
Heights have confidence IN the sorrel-
topped battler and they believe he has
an excellent chance against Joe Well
ing. Of Chicago, at Shibe Park next
Monday night
yelling is a feet, two-fisted boxer,
but II is the general opinion down
Chester way that Barrett's wallop
will offset all of Welling's cleverness.
Knockout Joe O'Donnell and Benny
Berrish will clash in one CT the early
bouts. Another tilt that should be in
tensely interesting will bring together
Kid Wagner and Sammy Seiger. of
New York, both of whom are being
pointed toward the lightweight title
Ad Stone, the Marine heavyweight,
will tackle Eddie Hayes, OF Shenan-
doah. The third bout will introduce
Eddie Fitzsimmons. of New York, and
Earl France, of California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
OUTFIT TAKES
TRIMMING BY SOUTH SIDE

BIZ Biggans' South Side Eden All
stars handed 4 to defeat % Pop
Miller's Eastlake city Leaguers at
Twenty ninth and Market streets last
evening before crowd Of 900 fans
The game was fast and exciting at
times, but was married by poor umpir-
ing.
Mace NOVEL; led in the hitting. hav-
ing a perfect day at the bat, n double
and two singles his total for tho day.
Grant and Smith each had two hits
Tho fielding honors went 10 Jack
Hayes, the left gardner Of tho All
Stars. who captured Brommall's drive
20 deep left after hard run. Eastlake
will probably pl9y the Bankers and
Brokers game at the Twenty ninth
and Market streets grounds tomorrow
afternoon. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
LIT BROTHERS EVEN UP
WITH ST. THOMAS NINE

Philadelphia. Pa, July 2l.--IAt
Brothers evened IN the count in the
series with the st. Thomas club. Of
Wilmington, here yesterday. taking
fast game from the visitors. S to r.
darkness. while hit hard at times.
came through with a nice game. FL
wood and Manlovc performed for tho
ST Thomas club, and were tapped
pretty lively
Magzig. the visitors right garden
er. was the hitting star Of tho game
nicking the offerings for three hits
one going FOR double. Andy Nc
Council performed In flne style at sec
ond base for Lifts. getting n pair OF
bingles and spearing some difficult
ground balls The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SOUTH SIDE EDEN STARS
ARE NOW OPEN FOR GAMES

The South Side Eden All-Stars.
who wslloped the Eastlake team of
the City League last evening at Tween
ty-ninth and Market streets, are OPP n
to meet any frst-class teams in the
city or state. twilight gamec pre-
ferred.
The manager, Fred Masche.'. is es-
pecially anxious to try out hiS gang
Of ball tossers on some OF tho City
and County League teams. Tho per-
sonnel OF the All-Starc compares ia
vorably With any Of tho teans playing
in the state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
harach Giants Win Great Game; Eastlake Drops One
CMPS COULDN'T SEE,
BATHING GIRLS NFAVBy

Northboro. Mass. July I'll
Tho umplres at the Sunday
games OF the Sorthboro Ball
Club. missed so many decisions
watching women bathers NJ a
nearby pond. club officials have
arranged 10 have a patroiman
gallop around tho pond while tho
games are on and keep the wo-
men In the water.
The Jumps" being but human.
found both their eyes and mind
wandering every time the horl-
zon got glutted up with tho
beautiful girls IN one-piece suite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Home Run Contest

Hornsby. OF the St. Louis Cardinals.
boosted his home run total 10 20 by
driving the ball out of the lot yester-
day. The 81. Louis clouter is
now three in front of his nearest rival
Tillie Walker OF the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. Hornsby has no rival in the
National League anywhere within
striking distance. None OF the other
leading circuit clouters in the big
leagues was able TO add to his total
yesterday. Altogether, six homers
were registered in the majors. three
being made IN each loop. F7ack, of
the Cardinals. and O. Grimes. of the
Cubs. We're the others, besides Horns
by 10 his for four sacks in the senior
wheel In the American League. Ward
Of the Yanks; Shelly. OF the White
Sox, and Jameson, of the Cleveland
Indians, each chalked up a homer.
The leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

a moonlight Will he held by the Sew
enth Ward Athletic Association to-
nlrht when they take the Wilson Line
steamer Brandywine from Fourth
street wharf az o'clock. The Kim
my orchestra will furnish music for
dancing. which will be one OF the fea-
Surcs OF the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

RAIN PREVENTS GAMES.
Eastern Shore Teams Again Find
Weather Unfayorable.

Laurel. July 21-Yesterday was a
blank day in the Eastern Shore
League. all games being postponed on
acoCunt OF heavy rains.
Frequent rains since the league sea-
son opened have been costly to the
clubs. none OF which have cleared ex-
penSee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
TWILIGHT. BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church LeRgue.


First Dlvision--Westmin
VS.. West, Rockford. No. 2, Brit
tingham.
Mt. Salemivs. Goodman, Four
tcenth and Woodlawn. umpire,
Pierson.
First Dlvision---St. Paul's va.
West, Twenty ninth and Market
streets, umpire. Jones.
Second Divislon--Scott va.
First NJ. p, Baynard No. 1,
Rickerts.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas VS.. Bartram Park.
Philadelphia.
Dover va. Clayton. at Dover.
Bacharach Giants VS.. Ralti-
more Black Sox. Harlan Field.
$40.
st. Paul's Reserves VIZ. Pepper
Club. Baynard Field. $40.
Elmhurst vs. Lorraine, second
and du Pont streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Gun Club TO DO Closed.

The Eastlake Gun Club traps at
EastlaNe will be closed this Saturday
afternoon owing to a number of the
members taking part in other shoots.
Plans are being made by the officers
of the club for big shoot to be held
some time next month and a large
number of entriec are expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Eleventh Ward VS.. Rose Hill.

The Rose Hill nine will be the Elev-
enth Ward independent attraction to-
morrow at the Eleventh Ward grounds
AS this will be their first Saturday
game at home this year. good crowd
is expected to witness the game, as
both mines are going at a fast clip.
The game will get under way At D..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Two out when winning run was scored
yBattcd for Miller in 10th.
Az Batted for Means in 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Baltimore .... o o ? q u q q q q 2 o o.
nachsrach . o q q q q o q q I? o Is
summary Two-base hits. Ridgeley
Read. Threc-haS hits. Nank. Young
Struck out. Archer. . johnson. q. Double
plays. Young. Brown 20 Lundy Stolen
bases, Cummings. Base On balls, Archer
2. johnson. 3. Passed balls, Iank. TIM
pires, Daley and Evans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Ottawa. Ont. July 21.-Jack D~np-
sey. heavyweight boxing champion,
declared otter hss exh hilton bout with
Jack T,enault here, that hs hopes 20
box Bill Brennan within the next few
months and after that Jess Willard
and then Terry WIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SECOND DIVISION.

In the second division Church
League game last evening. First-Cen
trnl emerged 3 TO winner over
Trinity. The game was marked by
excellent pitching on the part Of Dav-
lson. Roberts and Aiken. and the SEN
rational fielding OF w. Baldwin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
WILMINGTON GIANTS DROP
GAME TO PHILADELPHIA TEAM

The Wilmington Giants suffered
their first lacing of the season yester-
day when they succumbed to the at
tack Of the All-Philadelphia Police in
Manayunk, s to !. The Quaker City
Coppers took advantage OF a poor
start by the Giants and coupling a
few hits with several misplays, showed
over a quintet of tallies in the open
ing session. After the first inning 1t
was a closely. fought battle until the
last out. The score:
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SALEM WINS FROM
NEW CASTLE NINE

Salem, n. j.. July 2i.--Salem, Of the
Salem County League, won from New
Castle. Of the New Castle County
League OF Delaware yesterday, to 3
The visitors Knocked Osborne out OF
the box In tho first inning. scoring all
their runs. Reed. who relieved. pitch
cd shutout ball. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis, 4; Athletics. 0.
New York. 3: Detroit. J.
Boston. 3; Chicago. 2
90 innings)
Cleveland. s; Washington. 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. 2, Philadelphia.
az innings)
81. Louis. 5: Boston.
Go innings)
New York. .: Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn, Il: Chicago, 7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Brandywine Tops Grace in First Loop;
First Central Defeats Trinity Nine
FIRST DIVISION.

In game repletc with spectacular
playing. Brandywine administered n
to 3 lacing 10 Grace In n first division
Church League game at Second and
du Pont streets. last evening.
Both +. Garvine and White showed
excellent form. allowing but five hits
apiece. Tribbit and Worth carried off
the batting honors. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Totals alkIiL.:piHaiiilLADDEfph1Ai Il poIicEa.a
iota's''';S;C;,l0;;pEF' ipa;yi;'iNNrWoS

vii. Giants 30 o o ] O o.
All-Phila Police. s o o o O Ks
Summary. Two-base hits-Roane, Duld
Three-ba hits -Parsons Strucl- out
Johnson, 5 Duld. A. Base on ball--John-
SON 3 Duld 9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
st. Paul Meets Second Baptist Today.

The postponed Church League game
between st. Paul and Second Baptist
viii be played this evening at the
Twenty ninth and Market streets
grounds. The game will start prompt
ly at 6 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
GAS COMPANY MOVES TO
THIRD PLACE IN INDUSTRIAL
IND USTRIAL LEAG UF.
OF THE CLUBS.

Tho Wilmington Gas Company
team gained possession OF third place
In the Industrial Circuit last even
ing. by banking the j. +. Rhoads
boys In league game at Second and
du Pont streets. 10 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Rloads

Rhoads ........ ............ o o o o o 0 90
Gas Company .........., o o o o x--4
Summary Hits Off Mulhcrn. o. Shan
base bits Cole. Shanner. Piersou. Struck
out. by shanner, Il; by Nulhern. 3. Left
on bases. Rhoads. o; Gas Co, 5. Sacri-
fee hit. Shanner. Base on balls. OF
Shanner. L. of Mulhern. 2. Umpire.
Kinney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERs.

Preliminary bouts for the Tender
Leonard bout at the well-known Acres
in Jersey City next Thursday night,
are: Johnny Shugrue VS.. Pete Hartley,
Phil Krug vs. Jimmy O'Gatty. and Red
Monroe VS.. Johnny Coney. These
will be put on so that Tender
and Leonard will enter the ring for
heir scheduled 12-round encounter at
10 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Earl France, the California light
weight. who has won all OF his match
es In Philadelphia. is open TO meet any
boxer his weight in the country out
side OF Benny Leonard and Lew Tend
Ter. says his handler. Sam Wallach.
However" he continues. France will
not bar Tender six months from now. ."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago al Boston.
Detroit az New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia az Pittsburg.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Brooklyn AZ Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
Delamore Beats KIrkwood 1S-5.

Delanore defeated Kirkwood at
Kirkwood Park last evening. 10 to <.
The game was featured by a. Smiths
hurting.
Delamore -..... 223 100 020-l3
Kirkwood ............ 900 023 600 {
Ba1eries-A. Smith and Baker; Shura
and Dusak. Umpire Coffey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
ST. THOMAS.
stHsssssssss ~
LIT BROS.

NNONTs ID 7 i ANIINNNs
st. Thomas .......... o 3 0 o o 0 o 0--5
Lit Brothers ......... O o 1 o 4 O o q Ks
Summary: Two-base hits. Magsig.
Slaughter. Kelley. Three-bas hits. Wolfe
struck out Elwood, q Manlove. 2:
Harkness. L. Double plays. Boyle 20
Fishback Left on bases, ST. Thomas. =;
LII Brothers 3. Stolen bases. McNiff and
Wolfe Sacrifice fly. Kitchens. Bslk.
Manlove. Base on balls. Elwood. 3 :
Manlove. !: Harknesr. /. Number of
Time Of game. LAS. Umpire. Connolly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
: lsainIrrH afnE-RnEN
us SCORE BYINNINGs.

Eastlal1e ------..-.------- o o q ! d
South side-Eden q o o.
summary: Hits of Broommall. :; of
August. !, Earned runs, Eastiake. /
south Side-Eden. 2. Two-base hits.
Lundberg, NOVEL;. Struck out, by
Bromman. o: August. 8. sacrifice hit.
Gertsnberg Hit by pitched ball.
Thompson Base on balls, Brommall. 2.
August Time Of game. / 10. Umpires.
sayers and ketting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
NeNpE1a5S@R{!7fFHf 4$Ss5Hl

- !copsrsh,
skill OF baseball because taking
beginning to take to golf either caddies players
n he
could md the baseball
to In tho first
cadyng real In the tho
McDermott
begins TO be fired with dreams OF equal greatness Tho re-
or
~ day Now he is on his way to fortune well a" fame where the
championship a
$4,000 or 100000 this a
in presidents
clean UP from $4,000 $4,000 before another
der thousands of caddcs
between
club they have the champion
the physical mental
reheA are almost instantaneous They operate by instinct the
cadds of upper
crust He has vision
Hutchinson san and takes his At the of ten eleven he
has
Arm flick of the wrists
he swinging golf club like cdmer with
envy.
swinging and PLAYING few holes
caddes skokie
fifty or sixty clubs around Chicago had s enough left for
We have record of set figures but from the 5000
the United potential
Will of
waiting his
watch-and forgotten his
many movements
kids
lot The golfer who
that tho golfer
the kid carrying his clubs And the
golfer viii hear number of things
hardened
caddies good nj works
reach the heights There
them like Johnny Farrell
$4,000 TO $1,000
supplies There
available working most OF
The growth Of to
between
kale
profession that for the few
ter known
a Dempsey
Only the best Of these
get at least healthy
inconsderahe
in
have done This is the next be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

The signing OF fight contract be-
tween Dempsey and Wills Is perhaps
the greatest farce that was ever pulled
off on a fight enthusiastic public The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
BOXING GOSSIP FOR
THE FANS Of F|ST|ANA
Bernie Dane Writes Of Tend
Ier's Tribute to Bobby Bar
rett's Rocking Right.
By Bernie Dane.

a week before the 'tlEnt or Ten
tury" finds Lew Tender the most
confident man in the world that ne
will wrest the lightweight champion
ship laurels from Benny Leonard.
At his Delanco camp. the other day
Lew held a public session with a
bag for two rounds and With
Harry C'KidO Brown. his stablemate
for three rounds. After perspiring ex-
cessively, Low quit. called the boys
together (amongst whom was his old
trainer Skoodles) and made these i'm
portant remarks:
Charley White and Pitcf1ie Mitchell
found Leonard's bad spots; ] won't
have TO look for them. This fight is
strictly matter OF business; or OF
life or death in pugilistic circles 20
me.
TN my fight with Bobby Barrett
was convinced that no lightweight in
the world can whip me. Barrett Is q
better puncher than Leonard. He IL
the hardest hitter in tho world for his
weight, Don't forget that. In the
second round ~ our bout In Philadel-
phia. Barrett caught me point blank
on tho jaw. lie turned me half way
round but / didn't tin-can. I knew
right then and there that Leonard
would never DO able TO drop me be-
cause no can't kick like this kid Bar
rett.
Il shall be IN the pink OF condition
for this bout. You SEQ I can't afford
to take any chances know that I
am a better and harder body puncher
than Leonard and n ever sock him
with my loft you can bot your roll
that Benny's going 10 know that he
was hit. And II perchance this same
left connects with Benny's chin Or
solar plexus. Philadelphia VIII DO the
| headquarters Of the mex. lightweight
champion Of the world.
when was matched 20 meet Ben.
ny In Philadelphia n year ago. be-
lieved that could whip him-well--
] haven't changed my mind.
Meanwhile Leonard up a. Buddi
Lake is daily beating mp all tho spar
ring partners that come his way. Du
he has not az yet made any publi
statement regarding one Of the mos
important fights OF mis- career.
Tex Richard has announced that 81
order 70 settle wagers an unofficial dc
cision by two competent judges will b
made. This Will IN no way affect Ben
ny's title (unless a x, 0. occurs) be
cause New Jersey does not permi
fights 10 a decision.
The mysterious man who left Ney
York recently for a destination some
where in the West" was Sailor Burk,
Burke has gone 70 join Willard at hi
camp and help 70 get the big boy Int
} fine fettle. Jess says that 1t will TAX
some time before ne gets in boxin
shape for Dempsey again which make
} Us wonder whether Jess was ever &
! shape when he fought Jacques befor,
The signing OF a fight contract be
tween Dempsey and Wills Is perhap
3 the greatest farce that was ever pulle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

articles stipulated by Dempsey and
kearns calls for a Rght within so days
and incidentally purse guarantee big
enough TO choke a whale.
All Of which impossible contract
means that Jack Dempsey wants mono
Of Harry Wills punches; st least ever
since the burly Negro showed MS
prowess by breaking couple Of Fred
Fultons ribs with a short body waliop.
Anyway. Jack Dempsey and his nnan-
ager, Jack Kearns don't believe IN
taking on a tough customer 50 long
as there are plenty OF suckers hang
Ing around.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

tcopyh 1922 Tribune Inc Trade Mark Regsisred u
baseball
beginning ms caddies
discovered he
could baseball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
County League.
Five Points AZ New Castle.
Marshsllton az Delaware City
Newark at Yorklyn.
City League.
Union vs. ST. Hedwlgs.
Krebs We. Defiance.
Eastlake vs. Bankers and
Brokers.
Edge Moor vs.. Seventh Ward
Independent Games.
~. Thomas We. Bacharach
Giants, Harlan Field.
Rose Hi VS. Eleventh Ward.
Eleventh WARD grounds.
GOLF.
Final round Of presidents cup,
Sc holes Handicap medal play,
four fo.rsomes. each side play
ing one ball Selective drive,
Wilmington Country Club.
Second round. club champion
ship. match play, du Pout Coun-
try Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21
TInsT CENTRAL
o'' sCoRE ny iNNIHGs.

First i Central ,......... ox-s
Summarv Home run-W. Baldwin.
by Ilol erts, 4 by Aiken, ,. Stolen
bases r. baldwin. 2 Hetherlngton, Nc
kinnon Base on balls-On Davidson,
Q; off Aiken. off Roberts, 2. Umpire
Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Right before the Greb- roughrsn
fight at Philadelphia. shibe PARK. ne
other evening, n most impressive
tribute was paid by a sporting world
TO one of its late friends, Tiny Max-
well, former all-American football
star, athlete and sporting editor OF ths
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger.
At a given signal. fully 10000 fight
fans arose and with heads bowed. re-
NAMED in solemn silence for ono min
ute. This mark OF respect was very
appropriate because Tiny Maxwell vas
perhaps the greatest and "squarest"
lover If boxing that tho game mas
ever known The sporting fra'erni-
( ties all over America arc mourning his
death. because Bob gave 30 sports ms
bigness ~ his heart and everyone Who
knew about Robert Maxwell is ~ f1s
opinion that his loss IN the sporting
world IS irreparable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Sammy Sieger. who hoxes Kid WaR-
ner In the serni-wfndup on the hight
Of the barrett yelling bout VIII soon
no seen in action against Jack Snarkv
over the t2-round distance. Sammy
has the biggest following on the Fast
Side Of New York since the days ot
leach Cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Fate had It that Maxwell should
never 1--we 20 SEQ a I>eonsrd-Tendler
go. For years Maxwell advocated that
this pair should meet FOR the tifls Bob
was one man who believed that L~-v
Tender had a good chance 70 bring
horne the bacon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Meanwhile Leonard up q. Budd's
Lake is daily beating up all tho spar
ring partners that come his way, but
he has not az yet made any public
statement regarding one Of the most
important fights OF mis- career
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-21

Tex Richard has announced that IN
order to settle wagers an unofficial de-
cision by two competent judges will be
made. This viii IN no way affect Ben
ny's title (unless X, 0. occurs) be-
cause New Jersey does not permit
fights 10 a decision.