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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Den Prace oslaven.

PrGmyslove, obchodn1 pod
Milky mesta a statu ustaly cd
prace v pondeli a slavily Den
Prace.
V Den Prace Baltimorske
Sdruzenf Prace oslavilo sve city
ficetilete trvan1 banketem v di-
vadle Lyric, pTi nemz mluvil
president Americkeho Sdruze-
nj, Greene a mayor Broening.
Nekolik tis1c osob zucastnilo
Sc lodickove parady ma rece
Severn. Vyrocn1 vystavka V
Timonium zahajena. V par
cich hrany basebally a ma So
rech Sc pilo, co bylo.
Zastupci Marylandskych do
brovolnych hasic1 paradovali
We Washingtonu v hasieske pa
rade, s governerem Richie me-
Ii cestne misto. Pfi parade ta-
hlo 10 clownd, &c hudebnich
sborG 16 soddfld hudebnic-
kych. Parada koncila u Bile
no Domu.
Greene reci sve ukazal ma
dv6 vymozenosti Prace v po-
slednfm roce, ma: 1vahu indus
trialist1 o dobru vySsi mzdy
delnictvu a zaveden1 petidenni
tydennf prace.
Banketu pfftomno bylo asi
1000 hostl.
Pro budouc1 rok Greene sill
boval pracovati ma odstranenl
nezamestnanosti.
Dals1 nespravedlnost v1ci
muzGm a zenam pres 40 a As
rokG start ma tez odstranena
byti pracovn1ch kruh1.
Zavedenf stroj1 misto lidske
silly pric1tana vina ma nezamest
nanosti tez ohledu, re mnozi
nedovedou ma Mich pracovati a
tim prichazi O praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Ozdobne vozy casti oslavy.

Plany ma postaven1 ozdob-
nJch voz1, jimiz znazornena
byti ma historic mesta Balti-
more behem oslav 200 leteho
trvani mesta, byly skonceny.
Lord Baltimore dvakrate pa
radovati bude pred divaky ma
ozdobnych vozech. Ma jednom
znazornf jej Cyril Doubleday
Odell a ma druhem tr1niti bude
v postave Jamese A. Mulcave.
Ma prvnfm vita narody, ma dru-
hem vjizdf do Chesapeake "a
toky.
Karel l., kral Anglicky, pred
veden bude Johnem Hurst Bo-
wen ma voze, ma nemz divaci u
vidf, jak prvnf osadnfci Mary
landu prchali pred Indiany.
William Goddard pfedsta-
ven bude Rodgerem E. Lewis,
jak hajf svobodu tisku. Dale
znazorneno bude prvnfch so
rok1 telefonu, hudba umeni,
prvnf americka zeleznice atd.
Parada, jfz Sc z1castni VOL
sko, konana bude v den IL. "a
RI.
Oslavy konany budou r.,
13. a IA. zari.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Pravi, ze Europa Sc smeje cd.
zbroiovani.

Marylandsky senator, Millard
E. Tydings, po navratu z Evro-
py lodi Leviathan, prozradil
New Yorskym novinar6m, re
Francie jine Evropske zeme
smejl Sc Anglii Spojenym
Statum pro jejich odzbrojova-
CT "bunk."
Europa v techto vecech je
chytrejsi neil mas lid," rozho-
dl Tydings. sVedf tam, re
kdyz Angle a Spojene Staty
pocnou mluviti o odzbrojenf,
We skutecnosti hledaj1 jenom
lepsl vojenske vyhody."
Senator Tydings byl prlto-
men v Zeneve We Svycarsku
konferenci mezi parlametarnl
unie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Richie radf farmarHm.

Pri vyrocn1m banketu Mary
landskych mlekard recnil So
botu V Alcazar SIM governor
Ritchie. Fred C. Jones pred
stavil jej jake "nejvetsfho go
vernera nejvets1ho statu V nei-
vets1 zemi celeho sveta."
Governor ukazuje ma spoio-
vanf Sc d6lnfkd, radil, aby far
mari podobne spolcovali sc pro
spolup6soben1. Ukazal ma to,
spojenlm Sc doc1lili lepsich cen
"a mleko pro sebe a sve odbe-
rately.
Soudce Morristown, N. J.,
dalsi fecnfk, pravil, re chyba
S Americany je, re nechtejf
pracovati "a to, CO skutecne
jsou hodni. "Pr1lis mnoho"
rekl soudce, pref 81 zamest-
mani V 1radovnach a nikdy ne
chteji mic jin6ho delati nezli
penlze. Potrebujeme vice ma
bozenstvl dnes. Nikdy nesmi-
me Sc vzdalovati cd nasi zod-
povednosti vdci Bohu. Jinym
musime delati to, co sami chce-
me, ably oni delali man," radil
soudce.
Mayor mesta, Broening, VI
tai z1castnene mlekare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Diva dslnici usmrceni padem S
vySe IL. poschodi.

S lesen1m, ma nemz pracova-
Ii ma cisten1 cihel ma II. pos
chod1 novostavby budovy Bal
timore Trust Company ma rohu
Baltimore Light ulic, spadli
diva delnfci: 63lety John Koh-
lor z Pikesville 48lety Emil
Rabka Orleans ulice, kdyz
provaz drz1c1 lesen1 Sc pTetrhl.
Oba nestastn1ci spadli ma
stavebn1 material. Tela jejich
byla 1plne roztf1stena. Vyta-
hovan1 mrtvol odlozeneho
stavebn1ho materialu bylo spo-
jeno Sc zvlastnf obtfzf. Mrtvo-
ly byly tax rozbity, re stotoz-
nen1 nebylo lehkost1.
Nestest1 udalo Sc tax rychie
a neocekavane, ze jenom neko-
lik muzd z rady poulicnfch di-
vakd, zahledlo ubohe d6ln1ky
padati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Vzduchoplavba pfidana ku wy
ucovani polytechniky.

Vyucovani ma zdejsf poly
technice rozmnozeno bude W.
ucovanfm vzduchoplavbe. Ku
tomuto pripusteni budou jenom
zaci ctvrteho rocn1ku. Vyrob-
ce aeroplan1 daroval jiz skole
aeroplan.
Geka Sc, re ma polytechnice
letos zapsano bude asi $4,000
studentG, cili O 2 tis1ce vice ne
Iii roku poslednfho. Vsechny
veTejne skoly otevreny budou v
utery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Diva poraneni vybuchem.

Dva muzi byli poraneni a ma
10000 galond petroleje znice-
no, kdyz v pondell odpoledne
vznikl ohen z nezname pr1ciny
v cistfrne petroleje Standard
Oil v Canton.
Ohnem zavinen byl vybuch.
Ctyri pozarni alarmy dany by
ly. Ku zdolanf zastupd divakd
bylo nutno svolati Is policist1.
Poraneni byli: mfstonacelnfk
Levin Burkhard a jisty Peters,
jemuz prerazen byl kotn1k ha-
sicskym truckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Prijel, kdyz zlodsji odjizdsli.

KdyZ John lesson, jenz by
dlf ma Frederick avenue v Ca
louisville, prijel v 1tery v noci
ku svemu domu, uvidel, jak cd
tohoto odj1zdi s kvapem .jiny
automobil. V AUTOMOBILE ode
jeli zlodeji, kterf z domu ukra-
dli odevy v Gene $125.
Bratr jeho, Joseph, zahledl
cfslo license odjfzdejfcfho au-
tomobilu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
We srazce auomobiln ma

We sraZce auomObllu ma
ST. Paul Mount Royal ulic1ch
poraneny byly dive zeny: Mar
garet Hayes a Elizabeth Irwin
a 7lety Joseph S. Irwin.
- Automobil Club Balti-
morsky chce zavesti kampan
na vychovu automobilist1, aby
pokud mono zabraneno bylo
nestest1m; jez den CO den neo-
patrnymi zavinovany byvaji.
Dali udelati mapy a tyto roz-
davati budou, z nichz kazdy
bude Sc moci nauciti, kde bou-
levardy jsou atd. A aby jeste
vse zretelnejsfm bylo, budou
malovany bile cary ma ulicfch
pred boulevardy atd.
Umysly tyto jsou ovsem hez-
ke, ale je otazka, co potTeste-
nym osobam v automobilech
platny budou a pax jak ty nase
ulice pomalovany, polepeny a
poplechovany budou tolika O.
znamenimi a vystrahami, re
svedomity automobilista notne
chv1le straw jich ct6n1m a tfe-
ba s hlavou plnou naucen1 dc
nekoho vrazf pro same instruk-
ce: jak, kan, kudy a kde.
William Kerns vje1 q
vrazil automobilem svym ma
Baltimore ulici u Gay v nedeli
vecer do jineho. Ku vsemu je-
ste tom druhem sedel kapitar
Traffic divise, Hamilton r. At
kinson. Kapitan vystoupil, pro-
hl6dl svGj automobil a pax pro
hledl 81 KernsGv. Oba odTeny
a plechy trochu zohybany.
Toto bylo pocatkem ''tru-
blu" Kernsova, jenz do Balti-
more Sc primal z Pontiac ave-
nue., Brooklyn. Jedno "a dru-
hymn slo. V okamziku byl tam
policista, jenz Kernse zatkl a
nechal jej ma stanici pfenoco-
vati. Dale povedeli tam Kern
SOW, re jel neopatrne, re jel
bez registracnfho l1stku ze
jel, kdyz byl napily.
- Christian Fitzberger, BY
valy policista a zapasn1k, ma
lezen byl mrtvy v pondel1 cas-
ne rama u Tfd1c1ho kola v roz-
tr1stenem AUTOMOBILE ma East
ern avenue u 25. ulice. Auto
mobil vjel do telefonn1ho slou-
pu. V automobile lezel tezce
zraneny druh jeho, Hugh Par
ry. Automobil T1dil Fitzber-
ger, 38 rok1 starry.
- Ma Philadelphia road u
Havre de Grace poranen byl v
1tery neznamym automobilem
nezjisteny belossky muz. Ne
nj nadeje ma uzdravenf jeho.
- Dvacet dve osoby porane-
ny byly, kdyz truck, ma nemz
jeli, srazil sc s automobilem ,na
Whiteford a Dublin silnici v
Hartford okresu. Poranenf vra-
cell Sc truckem do Baltimore
po ukoncen1 prace v nakladar-
ne Fife Packing spolecnosti v
Airville, Pa. Poranen1 byli Po-
laci z JIM casti mesta. Diva
zrannei byli vazne.
- John Shoemaker, 51lety z
Poplar, Md, jeho manzelka a
pet dftek, dosli osetrenf v ne
mocnici Johns Hopkins. Truck
mimi vrazil ma Philadelphia
road u Golden Ring do telefon.
nfho sloupu, kdyz Sc vyhybal
jinemu automobile.
Nalezen omdletx " rarazi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Pet tisfc galonova nadoba ma
paleni koralky.

V 1900 bloku N. Gay ulice
skonfiskovana byla prohibicni-
mi agenty nadoba ma palen1
koralky objemu p6ti tisfc ga
lonI, dale kotel O 40 konskych
silach 55 dvougalonovych ma
dob denaturovaneho alkoholu.
Cele zaT1zen1 byvaleho skladis-
te, v nemz lihovar um1stn6n
byl, stale mezi ctyriceti pa
desati tis1ci dolard.
Henry Confer a Herman
Steinberg byli zatceni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Diva dalsi bouIevardy.

North Avenue a Charles uli-
ce prohlaseny budou "a boule-
vardy V budoucfm tydnu. Po-
die vseho letos to bude posled-
nj zmena We smeru tomto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Streleni po strazniku stalo GER
mocha 10 rokE.

Cernoch Carey Brown od-
souzen byl v dtery ma 10 roku
do Marylandske kaznice. Cd
souzeny kdyz pronasledovan
byl policistou Keenanem, obra-
til Sc ma tohoto a vystrelil proti
nemu dve rany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Srpen skoncil chladnem, zari
zacalo horkem.

V nedeli potil Sc kde kdo We
drem, jez dosahlo vyse 90 stup-
MI. Pondel1 bylo trochu hor-
81. Teplomer stal ma 90. V Il
tery bylo 81 stupn1.
Srpen skoncil chladnem. V
posledn1 den teplota klesla ma
81 stupnG.
V celku vzato srpen byl slu-
necn1m mes1cem. Slunce vlad-
10 V 60 procentech re dnd sr-
pna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
Nalezen omdlety " garazi.

V bezvedomf lezfcf nalezen
byl v 1tery We sve garazi Will
liam H. Baursfeld, 27lety, kon-
traktor v Gainesville. Pomoc1
lekarskou priveden byl zpet ku
vedomi. Otraven byl vypary
vychazejfcfmi z automobile je-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
ctyri utonuli v rece Potomac

U Seneca, 13 mil cd Rock
vile, Md, utonuli v nedeli ety.
Fl osoby: Richard Waters a je-
j 6leta dcera, petilety syn by
Vallejo statnfho navladn1ho,
Thomas Dawson a 26lety Mel
vim Myerly.
Prvni tri osoby utonuly, kdy2
lodicka prevrzena byla vlnami
jez zdvihl kolem jedouci moto-
rovy clun.
Tri osoby z prevrzene lodic-
ky zachraneny byly vcasnou
pOmOcl.
Myerly utonul pfi koupani
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-09-06
MlStni Zprdyy
z krajanskych kruhI.

Automobilem na rohu
Ashland avenue a Washington
ulice poranen byl v 1tery Josef
Mynar, {. 926 N. Chapel ulice.
Automobilista odvezl zranene-
no do Johns Hopkins nemocni-
ce, kde zraneny osetTen byl.
z Ocean City, Md, zdra-
viii grand old Bohemian Pa
per" a zname PAM: Joseph A.
Senger Charles F. Senger.
z Qubec, Kanada, srdec-
ny pozdrav Telegraph" a zna-
mym, zasfla pi. B. R. stastny.
Policejni soudce Edward
Jursfk, jenz stal Sc nastupcem
soudce Rohledera, poprve SOU
dill ma severovychodn1 stanici v
tItery. Rozhodoval We 13 pTi-
padech. V 9 potrestal pred
MIN stojfcf hTfsnfky. Dva OBJ
zalovan6 propustil ma svobodu
bez trestu, diva prfpady odlozil
pro dalsf Tfzenf.
Nejvetsf trest ulozil cerno-,
chu, Leo Walker, pro rusen1
klidu a nosenf revolveru. Sved-
Geno bylo, re Walker rozbil ma
bytek a talfTe V jfdelne blfzko
sv6ho domova, {. 1910 McEl-
derry ulice a kdyz MATTEL cinil
namitky, cernoch stT1leti pocal.
Soudce ulozil mu $101.45 po-
kuty.
- V 1tery pohfben byl ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele p.
Frank Wesley, {. 2318 E. Eager.
ulice, We start 35 rokG usmrcen
byv V automobilove nehod6 "
ned6li, l. zaTf. Zesnuly, jenz
byl rodinou svojf ma praci u
Belair, vyzvan byl dvema, aby
pTisedl do AUTOMOBILE jejich
swell Sc mimi do Baltimore.
Ma zatacce krajan vypadl z
automobilu V cestu druheho au-
tomobilu, jenz prejel mu hla-
WI. Byl ma mfste mrtev.
Zesnuly narozeny V Cechach
byl kamenlkem. Nalezel kuI
spolku sv. Klementa M. Hof-
bauera, Kat. Delnfk, {. 113, je-
hoz deputace jej doprovazela
ma poslednf ceste. Zesnuly "a
nechava zde manzelku Emilii
ctyTi dltky. Pohfebni obrady
vykonal Rev. Josef Troch.
Pohreb vypravila firma Au-
gust Pasek.
= Ma hrbitov6 Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl V 1tery pan
Frank Votava, holic, manzel
Frances Votava Oriole ave.
nue., Colgate, Md, jenz Sc "a
stfelil ranou z revolveru do
prav6ho spanku nedeI. Star
byl Sc rok1. Zesnuly narozen
byl V Cechach. Nalezel ku ra-
du "Cechie", jehoz delegace|
z1castnila Sc pohTbu.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Vyucovani v cesk6 kato-
licke skole jiz zacalo We stredu,
a proto jsou zadani rodice aby
sv6 dftky poslali neb pTivedli k
zapisu hned cd pocatku, aby
mohli zdarne pokracovat. Jest
to povinnost rodicG k ditkam
ably jim dali dobre vychovani
2 to Sc stane kdyz je budou
hned cd zacatku do skoly pra-
videlne pos1lat.
- VeTejne prohlaseni cele
Ceske verejnosti v Baltimore,
Md. - Timto upozornujeme
celou ceskou verejnost, re Sc
bude odbyvati zapis ditek do
nasf ceske svobodomyslne sko-
ly August1n Herman v sobotu,
dine IA. zaTf We skolnf budove
cd 3. do 5. hodin odpoledne.
Zajiste zadny krajan ktery
trochu cesky clt1 a ma d1tky a.
by je neposflal do ceske skoly,
kde Sc dftky ucf ceskemu jazy-
ku a historii naSfch pTedkd.
Dbejme tomu by nase dftky Sc
poznaly a zvykly 81 spolecnemu
zivotu, cd kterych ocekavame
re budou nasf pristf ceskou ko-
lonii tvofiti. skolnl vybor.
Evening star., 1929-12-11
Tmney Rates Schn1eling as Best Heavy

he left the United States IS months
ago. This doubtless is due to the fact
that he had a touch OF ptomalne
poisoning. He is going to get out INTO
the country, where he can exercise ana
rest.
Gene still has his theory of con-
servation Of energy. When the reserve
tank gets little low, he believes IN
plenty of rest to store UP energy again.
He has had this theory for years and
the fact that he became heavyweight
champion of the world would indicate
that il is sound.
Gene had a wonderful time abroad,
and why not? What could be lovelier
than a 15-months' honeymoon in such
countries as Italy, Egypt, Spain and
France? But now ! believe that ne is
glad to get home again. And, whlle
travel is great teacher and ne
naturally has learned a lot, Gene mas
returned the same intensely hKaole'
eood-iooking youngster he was when
he went away.
don't believe he has decided Just
what he wants to do with the rest OF
his life. but any man who traVeieq as
speedily and as far along one road as
Tunney did, can make his way along
anv other he may select. He mas had
plenty of good business offers, out ne
has plenty of time to consider them.
Gene Tunney is still young man WIN
a lot of wears ahead Of him, ana ne
has health, wealth and happiness as
companions on the trail.
CCopyrisht, 1929
Evening star., 1929-12-11
Fights Last Night
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Kid Chocolate. Cuba,
knocked out Herman Silverberg, Brook
lyn d.
FLINT. Mich.-Jimmy Goodrich, Buff
falo. N. Y, stopped Johnny Ciccone,
Schenectady, N. Y. 80: Matt Flanagan,
Denver. stopped Tony Lombardo, Toledo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jack Thomp-
son, San Frapcisco, outpointed Billy
wells. England Q0); Babe Herman,
Moorhead. MINI, outpointed Quinta
Lee, Birmingham, Ala. Cs); Britt Cor
man, Minneapolis, stopped Flash Ran
dom, Minneapolis (3); Jack McCann
st. Paul, knocked out Tim Derry, Ire
DAVENPORT, Iowa.--Johnny Burns
Oakland, Calf, stopped Charley Arthurs,
Newark, N. j., Cs): Jacquette Elverillo
Panama. stopped Kid Henry, Waterloo,
GRENNvILLE. Miss.-Louis Andrews
Memphis. knocked out Jackie Does
Tulsa. Okla. 90.
Atlanta, knocked out Johnny Gerarden
Vernon, Calf. (2).
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Tommy Free
man, Hot Springs. outpointed Clyde
Hull. ST. Paul. MINI. 00).
BELLEVILLE, Ill.-Al Stillman. st
Louis, stopped italian Jack Herman
Chicago a..
INDIANAPOLIS.-Eddie Anderson
Cody. Wyo.. outpointed Jimmy Reed
Erie, Pa. uo); Mickey OHara, Cincin-
natl outpointed Otto Atterson, Terre
Haute t6).
PORTLAND. Oreg.-Herman Ratzlan
Minot, N. OAK, outpointed George
Dixon. Portland 00).
LOS ANGELES.-C Payne, Louis.
vile. KY, outpointed Goldie Hess, Ocear
Park. Calf, 10).
Evening star., 1929-12-11
Shires to Box Trafton,
Foregoing Tunney Bout

CHICAGO, December IL (A).-tiis
ultimatum that Gene Tunney must
be his next opponent notwithstand-
ing, Charles Arthur Cthe Great
Shires has agreed to meet George
Trafton, 225-pound professional foot
ball player, in his second fight for
money, Monday night at White
City.
After knocking out Dangerous Dan
Daily Of Cleveland after 81 seconds
of fighting Monday night, Shires in
sisted upon ranking heavyweight,
Tunney preferably, as his next OPP
ponent. but finally decided to tackle
Trafton, a former Notre Dame ath-
lete. who plays center for the Chi
cago Bears.
Trafton yesterday agreed through
his managers, Red and Garland
Grange.
Evening star., 1929-12-11

N
N Scott has practically ruined
his chance of playing a prin-
4 cipal part in heavyweight at
fractions in this country. A
champion in his own right, Scott has
soured the fans on him and the
chances are that no big promoter will
take a chance on billing him In an i'm
portant contest.
No one who saw the punch Otto Won
Porat delivered below the waistllne
Monday night is willing to say that the
blow was a hard one. Not hard enough
to Justify the distorted faces and
zrinlaces Phil made to Jack Dempsey.
Had Scott shown any inclination to
rise and then fall back, he would
have been excused. No 1air-minded fan
is willing to see a man carry on un-
less he is perfectly able to defend him.
self or after q short respite carry on
in full possession OF his faculties.
Scott'S antics were a surprise to those
who saw the big Briton in other fights
in this country. In spite of the COM
mon supposition that an English fighter
cannot take 1t around the body or that
English neavyWeightS are susceptible
to taking a nap on the floor when hit
hard, Scott belied all these suppositions
In every one of his starts over here.
In the Hansen fight Phil got up four
times before the referee stopped the
fight. Phil made no claim Of foul. and
got up each time without waiting for
q nine-count, and really tried to fight
back.
In the Monte Nun fight, Scott was
Knocked down for a nine-count and
got up to carry on to the eighth round,
when he was the winner by knockout.
Again, Scott gave Johnny Risko grand
battle, and even though RiSko won the
decision the fight was good enough to
Justify return meeting between the
pair.
Lastly. Scott battled toe to toe with
Vittorio Campollo last September. and
stood up without flinching under the
! heaviest blows Campollo drove into his
Evening star., 1929-12-11
BOUT IS REsCHEDULED.

CHICAGO. December IL (P1.-The To-
round match between Bud Taylor OF
Terre Haute. Ind, and Earl MaStro
Chicago, temporarily postponed because
of the formers injured foot, has been
rescheduled for December 20 at the Chi
capo Stadium
Evening star., 1929-12-11

body. Scott fought back couraseously
and won the decision.
This gives rise to the question as tc
whether he deliberately quit against
Won Porat. The majority opinion leans
to this view, and Scott will have q hard
time Of 1t convincing the fans that he
was game,
Evening star., 1929-12-11

TW YORK, December u
n think that Schmellng looks 10
be the most dangerous OF tne
heavyweight contenders' saio
Gene Tunney recently. He Is
fast and he can hit and within COUPE
M wears he should be fine f1ghter
1T NAV be that Max Will be SET oacK
for a while by the automoole accloemV
he had. It kept him in bed for cou-
rIs NJ months. I asked him to lunch-
eon when I was In Germany. but ne
was still laid up and couldn't come
'ThIs means, of course, that he naSn !
dome any boxing for some time ana VIII
have to work himself back into shape.
"Schneling tore the sheath OF ten
don in his ankle. / did the same thlng
once to a tendon in my right hand.
pitchers sometimes do it to their
elbows. It takes long time to heal.
How about Primo Carnera?'
asked
Carnera Is Tremendous.
Hes tremendous; much, much big
ger than willard. l didn't see him IN
action, but after he was knocked down
bv Stribling he got up and clubbed
SfrIhlinr To the floor. He must be able
to hit, He Is 6 feet 10 inches and his
$50 pounds is all muscle. He doesn't
know much about fighting now, but II
he Is we'll handled, and they don't try
to bring him along too fast, he should
be a formidable man. He might give
Schmeling a lot more trouble than any
of these others"
I asked Tunney whether he knew
anything concerning Won Porat.
NO" he answered. Il never have
seen him, but they tell me that he can
hit and that he is a promising fighter.
II Scott isn't too fast for him. he may
do we'll. Many persons don't know
speed when they see it in the ring.
They think a man is fast If he hops
UP and down on his heels
Tunney seems to be in fine shape.
although he is a bit thinner than when
Evening star., 1929-12-11
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