Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
Referee Bernstein First Dis.
qualities Victor for "Trip.
ping," but Judges Reverse
Dccision--Cheors for
Thinner

Winner
p,-,s. ecrt. %. tBy 4. Pl--
roorrcs Carrcn,ic". i'lOl Of French fight
fons. has a. last been torpled from his
,cdcs,ul and t",lnv now king rcigns
In thc Eh,ro""nr h"n, .w"i"ht div son.
l;ottliug ski. ScH"rai"sc. ham
,,crcI M goat Gcc"gcS around the rug
,r tho now Buffalo Nclndromc last night
Icforc n hawling mob uf SPECTATORS and
,rut him down in the sixth round to
s,oy. The bout was to have gone twcn.
,v rounds.
BESIDES the loss of his prestige and
,i. ti;lr CarDrntirr today was Suf-
frrng from the hurts of badly bat.
torcd body. Onr Of his eyes was closed
during thu fight. his nose was broken
md hc was othcrwis" beaten up.
An effort was mad" 10 save his title
for him at tho tim" Of the knockout by
:, ippcd him. and thus disqualified him
50 h,ft the great crowd word not
lave f, and with n violent drmonstrn-
,inn n reversal Of the decision was dc.
r,nndcd and finally securedan hour
rftcr the fight had tnled-followin n
consultation of the fight Judges.
Laughed at Georges
ski went into tho ring an apparently
+,,nil man. but lac gained rontideErc as
.hc minutes fed. and he finished strong
,nd unhuri. Georges blows seemingly
'.n,Id not make any Impression Time
,,tcr zinc the famous> Carpenter right
>rrnshod TO Skis jaw. but h" shook /,
,ii ond some times even laughed Il, il.
,rbc result. coming so swiftly, was
,,,aIl, uneyppctcd. II had been gen
crnlly thought the champion would
,jav With the Scncgalcsc. and tarpen-
,icr smiled indulgcntly as he went to
meet his man.
A. the bout progressed aud sikh
found he could take Carrrntier' blows
"a bc had taken ihoS" of many other
frhtcrs. Georges smi'c faded. Ski be-
,Smc confident and in the third round
took the offensive.
From then on the result was never in
donb, rs carpcnti"r 81 tho "nd was
bclnlcs>. lie apparently ;r."d several
tfrcs 10 foul tho ScncgulcSc to avoid II
kncckout./
Georges Warned fer Euttius
carpenter tried every trick os his
rtuc knowledge to stavc off defeat.
twice II" was warned for butting during
,hc fifth round. II seemed evident that
ir was anxious to be disqualified by the
referee rather than 20 suffer the isno-
,rny Of knockout. When his suhtcr-
|,ycs Locomr nnrarrn, tnc crowd. which
,,cvto,,s'v had been "pullnc'' for him.
;orrL and hontcL and chcercL tho
\,rr''
W-hr, th. rour ,orrdc,I M ,bc COM
;, ,,,rcm,nt nf tho Ggbi Sill ornn, rod
rt@il. IIc covered M in tear Of
Georges "t"rriblc right The Scnc.
.nic~c nuwcvcr' seemed +, take courage
,".rr hnvino rcrciycd fonr rirhts IN ,hc
...w wL;rh f,iIoJ ,n ,"nko III" .'iyhtast
,rnrc.sinn on him C,rrcnticr'S f,r.
~; nm n nuzzlod lo,l ns thc busky
in,t,cr took his hl,ws and cono h,ci
'nnkiu, Cor ronro.
So confident was Carpcnlicr of ulti.
mate victory. however. that ho was
,n,iling os hc wen, ,n his rnrpcr whom
-hc rU,. ended the first r,nul "I'U
49,, him whenever I want TO-" to .njd
r., Fran ois Dcscamus. Ills mnure.r and
,,;,, "''
Georges 100 confident
The crowd evidently was Of the same
crinion as Carpenter. for il Justify
cI!"ercd Georges, the Scncgalc>c not
having landed n solid blow UP 10 that
time.
"l;corgcs is letting him STAY for the
moving pictures" was an cAurcssioH
heard from various sypctutor~. The big
Srnrgal"So evidently was considered a
kind Of Sarrifciul offering to tho PROV
ess of Georges for the cIitira,ion of the
boxing enthusiasts.
Ills complexion was saIlow and his iart
,',,,,. "n'"" w. nr l'au ;,in'r,ppc" on artar'
'MIE IN GooI coma ion ior the fray,
P'n"l' somewhat fine. Among til"
Srca, multitud" in tn" new buffalo
n,na'"m II would not b" r"ntnring II
guess 10 shE thrrc wer" comparatively
s." ' m." oeI'N"" ''r ""h'saiesr wouiG
i.i, ,'nnn'n inc winner: '""rsrrs
XII Sfin; l,"i, M"n ",'i'o"nr'n ht 4" pounds;
condi,ior ''iIIn I a. p'',ur" %, h"hi'h ana
cnn,nor"l ,'i,i "nIn NnS lN' 'p'i'F' az
Of ,hn L,ron'hr,n hm WV ",nta'm'SS ", "' 'na'
W MIS- u.noi Lohmn',i Lhn. ".p'm''r >hl.'r"
roLo If th. hin,.G ', rroH ~ IL ,i' natu
.houldrrs '''''" ''' ''''i h''
In rho first ro,nl Sn,i ,,,.,,,I ,. :
his corner and mo, ,.nrnon,io Iur ,''r W
rhair ,.".,'il,!n ,. was ialr'S on his
black man with ,wo. .,raioh, I,"sIo nian,' ,"'
Sikh covered up. und ,bcn wnn, ',f",,, rnw,,
tn one knee from n lipht Ior, 'rbo rn,
er"" ordered him ND. NV W.
'nrpnntior then >wuur ,v, borJ
rights to the law, Su,i ,rt ,n"r ","
merely sinking his hcnJ md lnroL -,
'arpcntIcr'~ face wore n,z"IoI o, ~
nreSH lon. although ulairIy no wns hall
!uG back. Siki did nor I,nJ :. .Inn,
blow. viva"
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