The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-27
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BY HENRY McIIEMORE
i(United Press staff Correspondent

BY HENRY McLEMORE
(United Press STAFF Correspondent,
New York, June 27-UP)-
Primo Camera will win from Jack
Sharkey in the Madison Square
Garden bowl by an "outpop" in the
twelfth round, according to Nine
Lucrezia Dunbar, the world seer
ess Of Sixth Avenue.
Madame Dunbar, who predicted
that Baer would beat Schmeling
by a'knockaway', was eating corn
on the cob when your correspon-
dent breezed into her salon under
the elevated. After one dollar had
been laid on the line. the good
madame launched into an apology.
ut was mistake I made" she
said, when told you Baer would
win by a knockaway. I have since
been reading up on box fighting
and I know it was an outpop and
not knockaway."
We discussed the best ways of
Eating corn on the cob. Madame
Dunbar Is a staunch supporter of
fhe butter-sale school, whereas we
like a. dash of pepper now and
then. Finally we got down to the
4 HdIIltTd-SudTkey lHdlteT.
II will have to go over the
charts" said Madame Dunbar.
She got out some nutty looking
papers and studied them for a
minute or two. Then she explained
that the stars are going to be in
o. very. very peculiar stance next
Thursday evening, something like
LEO Diegel putting.
t. hnr nvn1a ~ finn
fhat they will be arranged some
thing like a maseball diamond.
Sagittarius, the archer, will be at
IA point near first base, heading
for second. Playing deep short for
"a left-handed hitter will be Aquar-
aus the water-bearer In right field,
booking like Babe Ruth but act
dng more like Babe Herman, will
Me Capricornus, the Goat (not to be
confused with Pete the Goat, confere
of Joe the oniff, Izzy the painter
and Sad-eyed Moe).
At the time when the gong rings
FOR the first round, we gathered
from madam's explanation, Cancer
the Crab will be hot-footing II
towards Taurus the Bull, who Cor
, which) will be coaching along the
third base line.
Now, according to Madame Dun
bar, such an arrangement of the
consultations would't mean a
thing to any other prizefighter.
but IL so happens that Primo Car
nera was born in Sequals. Italy,
on the second Tuesday after the
sirst Monday. Sequals, Madame
Dunbar explained, is in fine juxta-
position to the tropic of Capri
corn.
TT is amazing, my fried" said
madame, "how anyone could pick
anybody but Camera. 1t was the
same with Baer. Virgo the Virgin
was in Baer's corner all the time.
That couldn't be. 1t was Gemini,
Athe Twins
AOh no, it wasn't Virgo the Virgin.
ain other words" we suggested
8 rapid like, "he won by Gemini.'
Take that outside" barked the
madame. IT was just building up
70 that one myself"
,"Do the stars say" we asked
fpAwhich fist Camera will use to
put-pop Sharkey?"
Madame Dunbar went back to
ret another ear of corn and scar
7 her charts some more. She wrote
down some figures.
.aThe outpop will be with tht
right hand, delivered to the eonk,
Z ne said. '.It will be preceded, ac'
cording to Pisces the Fishes, by,
8 ~eries of jab-uppers, laid on the
sutton. The outpop itself Will bt
= sirht to see. You got any Annie
0akieys to this fight?" :,
we told her we'd see II we couio
rhisel another one out OF Jimm my
Johnston. whose heart Is the SIZE
~ Aries the Ram. viewed from the
PIack Hole of Calcutta tnrougf
emoked glasses. We retured 10 tnt
4brob- throb-throb OF sixth Avenue