The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
Talking
IT OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, April 20-Paul
IN Berlenbach started out as a
wrestler. Then he became prize
fighter. Now he again is a Vres-
tier. This merely goes TO show how
hard II is TO overcome mental &c
centdcities. Once wrestler always
an oddly.
Beri.nbseb vas an Olympic wrestling
cham iou In I02n. He was persuaded to
joIn TIE pros: His hrst match was With
n upstate phenorn He vas to be paid
s23 and be Vas to lose.
ARRANGEMENT that appeal to BerlenZosch.
II seemed 70 De loT business ootn IN
moneys and morals. SO he turned 70 Prize
nghtinR, became sensation 7ith his hsts,
fought his nay % the light heavy2eignt
championship and fortune Of 100000.
n
Nobody knows rhy he has gone back to
wrestling. He has more money than be
viii ever need. Ib. way b. uses IT, And
pro boys level With him.
son OF "a Ii. e NeS 'o" Yofs A G.. an amateur
and lighter man. threw Berlenbach m
less man 2 minute
stiu Berienbseh as new sensation IN
And son1ehoT The dear old promoters al
ways manage to sec TO " that nothing
ever occurs to do that
II
THE cables announce that Cyril
i Hastings FOLEY, the British
sultan of swat, IS TO return TO
America next summer TO compete
in the amateur golf championship.
Tolley's first appearance here, 1 be
lieye, vas IN 1922 at Brookline, the
year Jess Sueetser was holing tee
shots.
FOLEY advanced as tar a, the third
dolph Knepper OF Sioux City. Iowa. But
before meeting Knepper. Tolley bad
nest distressing experience with Gsot re
oWn roofing section alonE.
Aulbsch gave his fouovers plenty to
vip-vfp about. The match was close al
tue pay. aro the Alta BOYS ana @
shot by the American hsd disturbing ef-
feet on the giant Briton. He had been
schooled TO take his golf with chaste
solemnitr and q minimum OF emotion.
One o. The golf officials finally silenced
vent spr on to nCiseiess conclusion with
Tolley winning, and l.
since then. Aubech has turned pro-
tessional and OF course he vii not re
eligible @ compete IN the amateur ao,Id, t M
decided TO visit these shores once more.
TIELEN WILLS is headed for
Il Europe again. She carried
25 rackets with her, She probably
intends to play a little tennis. While
in England. Miss Wills will meet the
queen. A lot of American girls will
envy her. But more would envy her
if she we're going to meet the
prince. And dance with him to the
strains of 'Mamas Got New Papa
Now"
From the ven paint OF sports little in
terest Is attached to Miss Wills invasion.
There Is little hope of anyone over there
match. ma. is the penalty Of invincibilty.
II generates JaWns.
e
Whether Miss Wills Is to meet Suzanne
Lenglen socially or otherwise IS not an
nounced Until she succumhed to the
commercial Wiles OF c. c. Pyle. La Leng-
len vas the queen of world tennis.
better player by number Of strokes than
the American champion.
whether Miss Wills ever could have
beaten her always will remain q moOted
question. They say she Is better play
err BY IS per cent than she was when
the French girl was active but even that
doesn't settle the controversy.
I'm afraid you'll have 10 file this one
away along with the debates as TO whether
Corbett was a better boxer than Tunney
and whether FitzsimmonS hit harder than
Dempsey.
XXTHEN Suzanne was here a
w couple OF months ago she
criticised the Wills technique.
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