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Red Sox Win With
Eight in First

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-The Red Sox
opened with a rally of eight runs and
closed the Browns winning streak By
winning tOday's game, 10-4. With one
out in the first. Fhgstead and
Boone walked. TOdt singled, Prothro
tripled. Wamby singled. Lee walked,
Bischoff singled. Williams walked,
Flagstead singled and MeManus
fumbled Boone's roller for eight runs.
McManus hit over the left field wall
with two on in the fourth and Bis
ehoff socked his first homer Of the
season in the fifth. Score:
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Totals 4317 27i0l Totals 6
Nv InnInEa
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sum HlnTV.

s. Louis :....,..,...."ooo ooo 900
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P|RA I ES WIN
TWO FROM
GIANTS
Other National League
Double-headers
Divided.
CONTINUED from Page 1, Part g.

croft: stolen base. Mann: sacrifice, Ben
ton, Critz; double plays, Critz to Tav-
ener to Holke (2), Gatreau TO Burrus,
Gautreau to Bancroft to Burrus, Ban
croft to Gautreau to Burrus; left on
base. Cincinnati 3, Boston 4; base on
balls, off Luque ., Benton 4; struck out
by Luque 4. Benton .; hits off Luque
Z in innings. Mays 1 in l inning; UNI
pires. Sweeney. Pfirmal and O'Day; los
ing pitcher. Luque; time 1888.
Second game:
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Cards Win Easily,
Then Get Blanked

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Clar-
ence Mitchell, the Phillies ancient and
honorable spitball artist. collapsed in
the seventh inning of this afternoons
first game and before Fletcher's side
could get st. Louis out the visitors
had scored nine runs. The best the
Phils could do against Shcrdel WINS
three runs, so Hornsby and bis men
won the game, II to 8.
But in the second game, Harold
Carlson held the st. Louis team to
three hits and the Phillies won by the
score Of to o. Scores:
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GIRL MONOPOLlZES
WELSH GOLF TITLE

Miss NJ. r. Cox, Of Royal St
|Dayid's. retains the Welsh women's
|golf championship. She won the title
for the third consecutive year al
ffenby recently. having as her oppo.
|nent in the 36-hole final a London
player, Mrs. Rhys. Of Royal Black
heath. After leading by five holes
pr the end Of the first round. Miss
Cox finished an easy victor by 0 10 Z.
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WINNER SIX
STROKES
TO GOOD
MehIhorn Comes Back in
Last Round to Tie
for Second.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. %
Macdonald Smith of Lakeville, woI
the Western open golf championship
here Saturday, with a card Of 2Sl
for the ~ holes. He finished with
so.
Bill Mehlhorn, defending cham
pion, shot a brilliant sc, best eighteen
holes of the tourney, TO get into a
tie at PSI for second place with Wal
Ter Hagen, Pasadena, Fla; Emmett
French, Youngstown, Ohio; Leo
Diegel, Newark, and Johnny Farrell,
New York.
Harry Cooper, the Texas entry,
played good golf and took 20 and 40
Saturday for a total of 29J.
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Runs. Grigsby. Hartnett, Mitchell,
Stock CD. Wheat (2), Fourier go, Cox;
errors, Heathcote, Freigau, Pittenger,
Mitchell; two-base hits. Hartnett; three
base hits, Cox: home run, Fourier; sac.
rifice hit. Heathcote; double plays.
stock. Mitchell and Fournier; Ehrhardt,
Mitchell and Fourier; left on bases,
Chicago 2. Brooklyn 5; bases on balls,
off Blake Q, Ehrhardt !: struck out by
Ehrhardt s; hits off Blake 10 in in
nings; 4 one out in SEVENTH: off Keen
(none in Innings; losing pitcher,
Blake; umpires, Hart Wilson and Rig
Ter; time 1:22.
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NnnlnlnTI

Runs. Blades az. SINNERS C2). Horns
by BOttomley, Hafey, Bell. O'Farrell,
ThcyenOw, sherdel, Leach. Mokan. Fri
berg; two-base hits, SINNERS, Hafey
Fonseca. Bottomley. HOrnsby. Sand;
home runs, Leach; stolen bases, Hafey.
SINNERS C2): double plays. Friberg and
Fonseca, Friberg, Sand and FonsecR,
Hornsby. Theyenow and Bott0mley; left
on bases. ST. Louis 10. philadelphia o..
bases on balls. OF sherdel 4, Mitchell
3, Belts 2, O'Seal 2; struck out b.
sherdcl T. Mitchell 2. O'Scal ! hits OF
Mitchell II In g 1-s inniuss. OF Belts
In none: pitched 20 four bstterE; of
Couch / In % Innings; OF O'Neal. I
Hornsby); wild pitci. Mitchell 2; los
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UHe Finally Cops
After Seven Losses

CLEVELAND. Aug. 22.-George
Uhle won his first game in eight starts
against the New York Yankees this
afternoon. the Indians winning by >
10 4. Two of the Yankees runs came
on wild pitches and third on n home
run over the right field fence by Ruth
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
NEYER MAKES WEIGHT.

Stribling has never Ind to train off
a single pound. Such an expenditure Of
valuable energy WIS taboo in Pas
system and starting as bantam
weight the youthful Georgian has
graduated successfully from the light
or divisions as his natural growth
brought increased poundage. He. there
fore. has always been spared the
physical torture involved in the proc
ess Of getting down to weight" He
is in no danger of burning up for
the band that has guided him already
to great heights in his chosen profes.
sion. is still Mt rhe helm.
Young Stribling is always in con.
ditiOn, ready to hop in the ring and
battle without the necessity for abiding
after the fray. Rain or slime he runs
every morning. Long ago PA" Strib-
ling noted the value Of every day road
work. though more than any other fea.
turc Of training it is a thing that
fighters shirk.
Natural aptitude, intelligence, I'M
sverving ambition. rare devotion to
his parents, make Young Stribling
dangerous contender for the real big
thing in the pugilistic game and when
the willy "Pa" sends his boy out
against the champion, whoever he may
be, Young Stribling will have more
than an even chance. of annexing the
coveted crown Of all pugilism. "Pa"
has pitted his headwork against the
best wits in the fight game and "Pa"
has always got "Ais'n."
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CLEVELAND VALUES
PINK AT $4,000

Joe Slapnicka, scout for the Cleve-
land Indians, who signed Arthur
(Pinkey) Whitney Of San Antonio 10
Cleveland contract last year. says
the Cleveland club, which has Whit
ney alarmed out" TO Decatur in the
Three-I League for experience,
wouldn't take $4,000 for the boy
right now. Whitney has been play
ing grand ball oil season for Decatur.
biting and fielding like a big league
prospect.
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Senator's Pile Up
20 Runs on Tigers

DETROIT, Aug. Washing
ton won today's game by a score of
20 to 5. They hammered Dauss, Car
roll and Doyle for 10 hits, johnson,
Goslin and ]. Harris hitting home
runs. Washington used johnson
Gregg and Marberry on the mound.
johnson was wild and gave way in
Gregg in the sixth before Washington
had done its big scoring: Score:
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AMERICAN AssOCIATION

Kansas City ?; Toledo /; 90 inningB).
Louisville g. Minneapolis s.
St. Paul 4; Indianapolis ;. 90 IN
nlngs).
Milwaukee 70; Columbus 3.
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SPORTS SHOVE
PAST WACO
TO SIXTH
Five Wins in Row Put
Shreveport Up Notch
in Standing.

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. d.
Shreveport went into sixth place Sat
urday by defeating Wdco. IL to .,
and making it five straight games.
Harry Thompson was effective all the
way and his triple in the sixth drove
in two runs. He also. hit a double.
The score:
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Pittsburgh So; New York IL.
Brooklyn 30; Chicago 20.
Boston AZ; Cincinnati rs.
st. Louis 100; Philadelphia Us.
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Runs, Schultz, Pinelli, Roush, Walker,
Holke, Critz, May. Cooney (2). Caveney
(2). Errors, Bancroft, Welsh. Kruger.
Two-base hits. Critz, Pinelli. High. Three
base hit, May. Stolen base. Gautreau.
Sacrifice hits, Kruger, Pinelii. Double
plays, May to Caveney to Holke. Cavepey
10 Critz to Holke. Left on bases, Cincin-
natl 4. Boston s. Hit by pitched ball,
May (Mann). BY Cooney (Roush).
Struck out, by May &; by Cooney 2. Win
ming pitcher, May. UmpireS. Pfirman
and ODay, Sweeney.
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NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Syracuse 1G; Providence 0.
Second game: Syracuse s; ProyI-
fence 2
Toronto rs; Reading II.
Baltimore 4: Buffalo D.
Rochester 2: Jersey City l.
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Runs, Adams, Heathcote, Freigau
jain. Grimm, Gonzales. Cooper. Wheat.
Deberry; errors. Pittenger. Ford, Four
nier; two-bsss hits. jain. Grimm. Con.
zales 2, Wheat, Fourier; three-base
hits. jain, Pittinger: stolen bases, Fret
gau Heathcote; sacrifice, Stock; double
plays. Freigau 70 Adams to Grimm, Cox
TO Deberry; left on bases. Chicago 2,
Brooklyn 8; bases on balls, off Osborne !,
off Cooper Q: struck out. By Petty ], by
Hubbell /: hits, off Petty 10 in STA in
nlngs. off Osborne in no innings Cnone
out in ninth, off Hubbell, none in 20
innings; losing pitcher. Petty; umpires.
Wilson. Rigler and Hart; time, 1881.
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Brooklyn and Cubs
Split a Couple

BROOKLYN, Aug. 22.-The Cubs
and Dodgers broken even in today's
double-header, the Dodgers winning
the opener, 8 to 2, and the Cubs re-
taliating By the same score in the
second game. Scores:
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DShoAdy ssssss .....s.s.s.2 lO 700 OO0-3
Summary.
Runs, gBennett, Glau, wetherelI, Cir.
aud. Mlfhan. Winters, Mllilgan, Nelson;
error, Winters; two-base hits. GlAu, Cir
aud; stolen bases. o. Winters 2; struck
out, by Langtry IL. by Hickman 8: bases
ON balls, Off Eichman II. off Lyons 1;
hit by pitcher. b. Eiciman (Giraud.
Clarke. Hackleberg). by Langtry win
tiers. Fletcher; double plays o. Winters
unasslstedD. Burnett TO wethereil; time.
$500; umpire, Stahl
rip" Lord was again the hero in
the Hartman Place Christians S-to-
D victory over the Legion. He NOT
only struck out ten batters. but also
led his team at bat with three singles
in four chances. Smith and Drake
hit triples to aid the Christians ut.
tack.
Frazier made a sensational stop cf
hard-hit ball.
Batteries Hartman Place, "Ripo
Lord and Smith; Legion, johnson and
Lyssy.
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TAKE
URDAY
FEATURE
Beat Out McKinleys in
Crucial Game
Down DeMolays.
SATURDAY LEAGUE.

It's the Statesmen and Elks in the
Saturday League race now.
Mckinley Avenue Methodists, win
ners of the first half, dropped from
the picture for the remainder OF the
second half when they lost to the
Statesmen. to 3. at Van Dazzle Stad-
ium. The Elks, in a thrilling last
inning finish, overcame two-run lead
to defeat the DE Molays, 8 to 3, and
to remain in the running. Hartman
Place Christians increased their stand
ing at the expense Of the American
Legion, 8 to 5.
The Salesmanship Club will have
chance to win the second half cham.
pionship when they meet the De
Molays in their last scheduled game
next weekend. In the event of
loss, the Elks will be given an op-
portunity to climb in a tie for the
league lead by defeating Mckinley
Avenue.
HIT HOT PACE.
The Statesmen had only to continue
in the fast stride they have main
tanned since the season was split TO
down the Methodists. Heady base
running and fast fielding behind
Landrum enabled them to score in all
but two innings while holding the
Methodists' scoring to a minimum.
Satcher's base-running, fielding and
hard hitting featured the play for the
winners. Bill Landrum gave up eight
safeties but allowed them to DO
punched in only one frame. An I'M
usual double play was pulled by the
Statesmen, in which six players took
part.
The box-score:
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Runs. Browns, Pratt Ostergard 2,
Klrke, Shick ., Bonowitz 3. comeaux
., Thompson: errors. Galloway, WIster
I'll 2; two-base hits, Kirke 2, Burns,
Thompson. Bonowltz. Schick, Comeaux.
Pratt; three-base hit. Thompson; sacri-
flee hits, KIrke, Wisterzll. Burns; dou-
bile plays. Benton to Kirke; Morrow to
Pratt; passed ball. by Morrow 2; stolen
bases. Bonowitz 2. Schick: bases on balls.
off Benge ,. off Thompson 3; struck out.
by Benge 3, by Thompson 2; pitching
record. hits off BenSe .. runs in 6
innings; left on bases, Waco 6. shreve-
port s. Time-1:55. Umpires-Osborn
and Tanning
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Pennant Chasers
TEXAS LEAGUE

Play Sunday.
San Antonio at Wichita Falls.
Houston at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Dallas.
Waco at Shreveport.
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Salesmanship ...... ;. oil III 0il--7
mChlniey 900 OOO OJ0-3
summary. Ht#
Runs Satcher, Weiss, Lutz 2, Whit
aker, J. Landrum, Winters. Irvine, Eng
llsh, Miller; errors. Lutz. Chowning. Eng
lish, MassIe; two-base hit, l.. Beeson:
three-bass hits, Weiss. Winters; stolen
base, Miller: sacrifice. Miller; struck
out. by Miller 5, by B. Landrum Z; bases
on balls off B. Landrum ?; batter lift.
by Miller (McCarty); double plays. Mil
Ter to L. Beeson to Irvine, Daggett to
Massie TO Irvine, Weiss to J. Landrum to
Whitaker to Lutz, McCarty TO Riegel;
time. 1850: umpires, Kozowicz and Clark;
scorer, whitman.
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Saturdays Results.

wichita Falls S; San Antonio :.
Shreveport IL; Waco >.
Beaumont at Dallas. rain.
Houston at Fort Worth, rain.
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BEAR BOX

XBatted Tor Winters In Sth.
BY Innings.
San Antonio .,.... 900 I'll 0O0--4
Wichita Falls .20l 900 20x-5
Summary.
Runs. Metzler. Distel ca. washburn,
Warwick, Clark. Winters, Williams.
errors. Distel (2), Clark. washburn,
Bodie. Neither. Gonzales; sacrifices,
Fitzgerald; two-base hits, Distcl; home
runs. Warwick. Winters: innings pitched
by Martin 5. by Winters 4; hits off Mar
tin Z. off Winters 6; runs Off Martin
4, off Winters 5; base on balls off Mar
tin Z, off Winters T. runs off Martin
Owens >: struck out by Martin /, by
Winters I. by Williams 3. by Owens 1;
umpires. Estill and Kane; time 1856.
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Saturdays Results.

washington 20: Detroit :.
Philadelphia 6; Chicago !.
Cleveland 8; New York 4.
Boston 10; St Louis 4.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Saturdays ResuIts.

Nashville G; Birmingham 5.
Mobile 4; Memphis 0.
Chattanooga 6: Atlanta 90 innlngs).
Little Rock 6; New Orleans s.
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Runs, Bishop. Dykes. Lamar, Simmons.
Cochrane, Miller. Shelly; errors Lamar.
Barrett; two-base hits. Miller, Lamar,
Shelly; three-bast hit. Dykes; base on
balls off Thurston ?, off Edward /. off
Harriss p; struck out, by Edwards S, by
Harris ). umpires-Owens, Evans and
Ormsby. Time-1:33.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE,
Safurday's ReeuItY

Denver " Tulsa Z.
Lincoln II; Oklahoma City ..
Des Moines /: St Joseph 0.
Omaha 10: Wichita 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Play Sunday.
Boston az st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
philadelphia at Chicago.
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XBatted Tor Gregg In seventh.
zRan for SEVERED in seventh.
zzBatted for Dauss in fourth.
By Innings.
washington ....-........l2O 2O5 $3.50
Detroit ..................O 900 200 e0e-
Summary.
Runs, S. Harris. GoslIn. J. Harris 8,
Bluege {, Peck 4. Ruel {, Johnson 3,
Tavener, Burke, Heilmann, Blue, Car
roll; errors. Bluege, Tayener, Manush:
two-base hits. Veaeh, BaSsler. J. Harris
Bluege. Peck: three-base hits. Burke
Ruel; home runs. johnson, Goslin. J.
Harris: sacrifices. Rice. Manush; double
plays, Tavener TO Blue. Tavener to Bass
Ter 70 Blue; left on bases. Detroit II,
Washington s; struck out. by Dauss /,
BY johnson ?. by Marberry !: hits, off
Dauss In innings, off johnson in
Ia, off Carroll in "a. off Gregg
none in Ia, OFF Doyle II in Ia. off
Marberry. omen in 3; wild pitches Car
roll and Gregg; umpires. Geisel, Saliin
and Connally; time. 2:s2.
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EBatted los stauffer IN fourth.
IGBatted Tor Dauforth in eighth.
Nv TnUfnRa
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
CHICAGO SPECIAL
WON BY MAD PLAY

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Mad Play.
the favoritc, won the $4,000 Chicago
Special Saturday, before %. 900 fans.
setting u new track record Of &c %
for the 3-16 miles.
Kentucky Cardinal ran second and
Princess DOrecn third.
General Thatcher was scratched.
There were five starters.
,>~~>>~~~~~~~y-~~~~~~~~--~
ing pitcher. Mitchell: umpiros. KLEIN
and Mclaughlin; time 2 hours min
utes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Play Sunday.
Saturdays Results.

Chicago at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at New York.
Two games scheduled.
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Runs. johnson 2. Ruth. GehriE. SUM
ma. McNulty, Hodapp. l.. seWcll Uhlc;
errors, johnson: twO-bass hlts. Gehrig.
Burns, Uhle, sumn,a: home run, Ruth:
stolen bases, y. JohnsOn. GehriR. HcTi-
n, 81. J. Eewcli Jameson: double plays.
HodapD. gpurgeOn and Burns, J. EewelL
Sturgeon and Burns: left on base. New
York 4, Cleveland S: struck out by
Shswkey ?. by Uhle :; umpires. Hide
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Runs. Sands. Leach. Williams. Huber.
Friberg. Errors, Bell (2). Schmidt C2D,
sothorOn, Sands. Leach. Two base hits.
Tevsnow. Home runs, Huber. williams.
Struck out. by Carlson !. BY sothOron 4.
Bases on balls of Carlson 3. sothOron
g. Dyer 3 Double play. sand. unassisted.
stolen bases. Harper. Fonseca. Umpires,
KLEIN and Mclaughlin. Time, 1855:
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summary.
Runs, Williams. FlsgEtsad, Boone.
Todt, PrOthero, Wamby. Lee, Bisch0ff
Wingfield, LamOtte, Jacobson, McManUB
Bennett; errors. Lee, McNauuE; two-base
hit. WinzDeld three-bass hit. Prothero:
home runs. NcManus. BischOff: stolen
base. Wamby; double plays Lee TO
Wamby 20 Todt Wamby to Lee 20 Todt:
bases on balls. off Wingfield 2. off Davis
3. off Danforth ]. off stauffsr ]: struck
out, by Wingfield 3, BY stauffer 2. b.
Danforth 2, by Falk !: pitching record
off Wingsrd hits In Ia inning. off
Davis. 2 hits. 3 runs in no innings. off
Stsuffer 4 hits in 3 % innings. off Dan
forth 2 in 3, or Falk. . In ?; left on
bases, st. Louis 4. Boston 5; time, 1858.
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GOOD EXPERIENCE.

In such a manner did "Strib" gain
invaluable experience overcoming var
led handicaps by sheer pluck and nat
ural ability when the boy in him might
have cried "0h, papa"
At sixteen the boy was a-full-fledged
professional, scrapping around his
home town, Macon, Atlanta and vari-
Gus other cities of the state. During
the next two years Young Stribling
forged ahead steadily like n champ"
in the making, deciSively beating at a
second meeting, opponents who had
managed to draw with him previously
and. as happened in two instances re-
vcrsing n lot decision.
1t is no sxaggeration to say that
Stribling is one of the fastest men on
his feet in the ring today.
Always the method Of "Pa" Strib.
ling have been primarily devoted TO
his boys speed as the
youngsters maturing years brought
increased weight. Basket ball and jug
Cling have played large part in this
and Young Stribling
sports a gold trophy for his skill in
the great indoor game when as q
member Of the Lanier High School
crack quintctte he helped to clean up
the rest of Georgia,
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DADS CARE PUTS
STR|BI|NG TO TOP
CONTINUED from Page 1, Part O.

mates call him, is ready right now
for any claimant to the royal robes
of the squared arena. With Father
Time as his ally the youngster can
afford to wait until he has achieved
his full growth before hurting a def
at the champion.
CAREFULLY NURTURED.
What has combined to bring Strib.
ling along to international ring fame
while still in his teens! Answerin;
this query generally, it has been re-
vealed that no other fighter in all ring
history has been so carefully nurtured
and prepared for glory and kudos. A
more correct and satisfying, analytical
reply, as previously intimated, is that
it has been chiefly due to the unerring
sagacity of the boys father-manager,
mentor and ring advisor, PA" Strib-
ling, who first put the gloves on his
son and namesake when the latter
was tot of two years. OF course
Young Stribling has always displayed
natural ability ana bent, but it re-
quired the right sort Of development
to fruit the lads heritage and this
big job las been well and conclusively
accomplished by his fathers wisdom
and unremitting care and patience.
The older Stribling's training system
combined the best of the old methods
with new angles Of his own, above crit
icism because based on personal ex-
perience, and common sense. Just as
jim Corbett introduced a new order Of
pugilism in his day, Spa" Stribling
pioneered a new and better training
system and in the future the cham
pion's father-manager may be Known
as the Luther Burbank of Pugilism."
1t may be stated as a fact that
Young Stribling's ring connection was
a direct result of the stage life as a
young gymnast; for when boy Of
ten and already a globe trotting troup-
er, his father organized his own vaude-
vile company and Travelled for two
years through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The main and closing "act" Of 'Pa's"
program introduced his son of such
tender years in a boxing def to any
boy in his audience; including a prize
Of SIS to any Young Stribling could
not stop in two rounds. In making
good on the offer the youngster was
frequently compelled to meet boys sew
eral years his senior and much heavier
but PA" tells proudly that he never
had to fork over the five spot.
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Totals 80 3241iI
zBatted for Schmidt In eighth.
xxBatted for Dyer In eighth.
By IDninRN
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BY Innings

xBstted for Mitchell in eighth.
XxBatted for Ford in ninth.
zBatted for Hubbell in ninth,
The Washington times., 1925-01-12
Hecht's Unique Victor
And "On The Air"
Window

"Tea for Two and "Too
Tired" are the two most popular
Victor dance records, according
to Hecht's Music Shop, "around
the corner on F street"
Music tuned-in on this depart
ment with greater results, COM
mercially, than they have had
in any December during the past
few years.
Two lofty wireless" towers
are now adjoining the display
window at Hecht's, tied to which
comes news of. the next radio
novelty ION the air." The last
one brought a big demand for
John Mccormack Red Seal rec
ords, with a greater desire to
make the all-year-round Music
Box Revue" a permanent thing
in every home.
That was a clever play on
words, sent out by Hecht's re-
Gently.
Think what these marvellous
music boxes bring us! Quiet at
home and all the worlds great
est artists. But
"The DANCES the. thing to
paraphrase Shakespeare. Wheth-
err it's @. r. S. rolls, for the
Gulbransen registering piano, or
player-piano rolls, all the world
loves a fox trot or captivating
one-step.
So, for young or old, bobbed
or gray, Hecht's chest seller" re-
mains two hits of the hour. 'Too
Tired" and "Tea for Two