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The Washington times., 1925-06-10
hurting himself. He has plentv
Of time to advance

hurting himself. He has plenty
Of time to advance
Martyrs first bout at the Barracks
showed all his greenness. Though
there was hardly more than $500
spectators, to the youngster in his
toys sitting under the lights i.
seemed $4,000. He needed All the
advice in the world to keep his
knees from Gathering each other.
Marty's mother, who naturally
adores her staIwart son. was
among those present that first
night. She hoped that her pres
ence would have a soothing effect
upon him. 1t did, but Mrs.
Gallagher found the strain terrific
as she watcher her Marty defeat
an opponent who nad hung 11p six
straight victories before tackIng
the pride OF FOggy Bottom. She
failed to answer the bell for the
second night and 50 she failed to
see Marty win his title.
Marty opposed real tough lad
that second night in Pete Pr0gman
Of the tank corps, an army boxer
with a record FIR tOughness and
skill. Captain Mabbutt had trained
PreGnan down to the last notch
and felt certain that the soldier
would cop the honors. The giant
captain, however. did not know
Marty.
Program started in as though
to annihilate the boy from FOggy
Bottom but ran right into q left
lab that StJIng him to the uuick.
And the more he rushed the worse
became the sting Of that left jab.
Let FER 90, Gallagher" rOared
the fans, and Marty did. He
stopped the big soldier in the first
round and was champion.
Marty should go a long way"
says frankie Mann. HE has q
wonderful asset in his GOODNESS un-
der fire. No matter how hot the
going Martyrs brain is like an ice.
berg. He sees everything and
knows when to take advantage Of
any break in his favor.
''Of course, he Is beginner now
and doesn't know how to take adj
vantage of some things, but that
will come with experience. Though
he has plenty Of speed now, never
theless am training him to acquire
more. There is great reward conf
ing to a fast heavyweight inside the
next few years and want Marty
to be ready.
Marty packs a good punch in
either hand. Over at my training
camp he stopped Carl Herr, the
colored middleweight, with six
ounce gloves, stopped him cold, too.
It wasn't any fluke. Furthermore,
he can take it, something that
every boxer must be able to do If
he would remain in the game.
81 consider Marty Gallagher S1e
most hopeful big boy ever to come
out Of Washington"
Gallagher Is a plumber, working
every day at his trade. He believes
in working, not loafing, and while
with recalcitrant water
pipes dreams Of the days to come
when he will tour the country a
champion Of the world.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Moe andJoe
They Get
The Dough

Moe almost dropped
over q good one yester-
day. Re sunk his jack
on NOAH to win the to-
boggan and the speed
burner finished third
after leading most Of the
way. There was as good
as s to. / quoted against
him at one time. Today
Moe is shooting al one
which was served him BY
COLONEL EWELL, the
kid from Norfolk. Cash
in kick, $2,O04.50.
FIVE BUCKS 81
IL G. RIM Il the
FIFTH 80 says Noe
today.
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Clemens Is Barred

BALTIMORE. June 1O.-"Bear-
cat" Clemens, who quit in the third
round of his bout here with Young
Stribling Monday night, has been
suspended for three months by the
State boxing commission. This is
effective in eighteen States.
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JET AND COUNCILLOR
CHOSEN TO LEAD TECH

Nelson Jet will be captain Of the
Technical High School baseball
team next year, and Harry Coun-
cilor, clever little forward, was
named to lead the basketball team.
Athletes of the school who won
their letters in baseball, track and
other sports were given the awards
IN m especial assembly.
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SIatterY Beats Gill

BOSTON. June 1O.-Jimmy Stat
terry, the Buffalo phenom, easily de-
feated Johnny Gill, of York, Pa,
in ten rounds here last night. Gill
was knocked down with a right
to the jaw in the sixth, but finish
ed strong.
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ATHLETES
SEEK NEW RECORDS
By r. D. THOMAS.

How fast should 85pound boy yards? College cracks
that distance in 1-5 seconds at their best.
And second behind them the 5pound kid according the
Washington Fairgrounds record Robert Smith, attending Ross
School in 1915 SO yards in e15 seconds s5pound boy
this city put number have been close to this time
will attempt to smash Saturday they
track and field championships the layout Union Station
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Ty Cobb Their Hero

Graded school ballplayers of
Seattle, Wash, have selected Ty
Cobb as their model player. A
baseball autographed by him will
be awarded the Seattle kid making
the best showing az q pitcher in
the school league.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
An Unusual Record

The record for assists made by q
major league team in nine inning
game is twenty-seven, q mark hung
up by the Boston Braves in 1919.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Scott Joins Pirates

PITTSBURGH, June 10.-Com-
plotting his studies at Texas Chris
tan University, Fort Worth, Fred
Scott, a right-handed pitcher, has
joined the Pirates for an early
trial
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Zev is Training

NEW YORK. June 10.-Zev, for.
mer king of the turf, has begun
training at Belmont. Following his
victory over Papyrus, the English
horse, Zev was placed in the stud.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Cuts Out Football

NEW YORK, June 1O.-FOotball
has been abolished by Stevens In
stitute. 1t is claimed that it takes
too much time of the students from
their studieA
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ID. STANDINGS

TOday's Games
New York at Chicago
Boston at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia,
Boston, Z; Pittsburgh,
New York, 8; Chicago,
ST. Louis, S; Brooklyn,
The Washington times., 1925-06-10
Yanks Pet Victims

About one half the games lost
by the New York Yankees this
season were won by the Griffmen
and Athletics.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10

League Totals.
National League 221.
American League, 212.
individual Leaders.
Meusel Yankees, Is; Hornsby, Cardi-
rails, Vs.: williams, Browns, IA; Hart
nett Cubs, Il; Simmons, Athletics, g.
ROBERTSON, Browns, 8.
The Washington times., 1925-06-10

Marty Gallagher, a tall, raw
boned youngster, is a real Wash
ingtonian. He first saw the light
Of day seventeen years ago. right
down in Foggy Bottom.
Marty is fine broth Of = boy,
standing an inch above the six
foot mark and weighing 10 pounds.
His hands are extraordinarily
large. making 1t difficult for him
to get them into the eight ounce
gloves. He has been boxing only
year and, IL he. takes Mann's
advice, he won't hurry his career.
He needs to build up his body much
as Young Stribling is now doing
before tackling the rough custom
ers in professional circles.
Marty is 3 fine boy" said
frankie Mann today, discussing
his young hopeful, land / have
planned 70 have him box only
exhibitions for D year. Short
bouts viii be enough to keep him
In shape and out OF danger OF
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Thousands Have Discovered
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION

oU C1NGOS 1N - hOO 1lON.
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Real Estate Salesman.

We desire the services Of experienced
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS. COLDS, RHEU-
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1T 1120 Vermont ave. Telephone Franklin Ilj
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WANTED-SALESMEN

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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Salesmen-Sales Managers

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PAPERHANGISG AND PAINTING-For
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