Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1927 — Page 17

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fiharkey’s Attitude Believed to Be Cause of Shift in Odds

Radio String for Bout to Cover Nation Scrlpps-Howard Hook-up on Ring Feature Has 30 Stations. Bv United Press NEW YORK, July B.—One of the greatest radio hookups ever to broadcast a prize fight will put the Dempsey-Sharkey bout on the air Thursday evening, July 1. The Scripps-Howard newspapers (including The Indianapolis Times) will sponsor the broadcasting of the second of Tex Rickard’s heavyweight elimination contests. Thirty stations already have contracted for the ringside description of the bout, including four in Chicago, two stations in each of the following cities: New York, Boston, Detroit and Pittsburgh, and one each in eighteen other cities. The Pacific network of seven stations may be added. Graham McNamee and Phillips Karlin will be at the ringside microlone at Yankee Stadium. McNamee will describe the fight blow by blow, while Carlin will supply descriptive notes between rounds. Broadcasting is expected to begin at 9:30 p. m., eastern daylight saving time (7:30 Indianapolis). STATE TENNIS PLAY Players From Other Parts to Meet in Finals. Bu Times SlDcrinl FT. WAYNE, Ind., July 3.—The 1927 State tennis crown will go to Ohio or Texas. Bradley, Toledo net star, was to play Berkeley Bell, Austin (Tex.), here today to decide who will meet Jimmy Quick, also of Austin, in the final round Saturday. Bell is the defending Indiana champion. Quick reached the finals by defeating Pike of Bloomington, Ind., 6-1, 6-2. Bell downed Ortleib, Ft. Wayne, 6-3, 6-2, while Bradley eliminated Kruse, Ft. Wayne, 6-4 3-6. 6-3.

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HELEN SAILS SATURDAY California Star to Arrive in United States, July 15. Bv United Pres* NEW YORK. July B.—Helen Wills will sail from England on the S. S. Borengaria Saturday and will arrive here July 15, bringing the Wimbledon singles and doubles trophies with her, friends here were informed. She and her mother wiil go to Forest Hills Inn, where they probably will remain until 'the national championships at Forest Hills, Aug. 22. TO MEET IN NET FINAL Eleanor Goss Matched With Helene Pollack Falk at Glen Head. Bu United Pres GLEN HEAD, N. Y., July B.—Miss Eleanor Goss, third ranking American player, and Mrs. Helene Poliak Falk will meet in the finals of the Women’s National Golf and Tennis club invitation tennis tournament Saturday. Miss Goss eliminated Mrs. Lillian Scharman Hester, 6-3, 7-5, and Mrs. Falk defeated Mrs. J. Saunders Taylor, 6-4, 6-3, in the semi-finals.

‘Experts’ Think Boston Heavy Made Mistake in Late Training. By HENRY L. FARRELL United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July B.—Shifting odds being offered on the DempseySharkey fight are beginning to reflect an opinion that Dempsey is not so hollow he will crack before a mean look. Two weeks ago shortly after Tex Rickard had made his million dollar match, betting commissioners in the financial district were offering money at nine to five that Sharkey would win from the former champion. Today the odds had been trimmed to almost eve nmoney and it was predicted Dempsey might be the favorite before they enter the ring on July 21. One bet of $6,500 to $5,000 and another of $2,800 to $2,000 on Sharkey were placed by one firm, and more money was available at the same price. w Not Easy to Explain The switch in the betting is not easy to explain. If those who favored Sharkey had doubts about Dempsey's condition, they should have the same doubts now. Some of the “experts” think Sharkey has made a mistake in not getting down to “official training” before this time. He was to have his first workout here this afternoon, although Rickard wanted him here a week ago. Rickard didn't make much of a fuss about it, however, as he knows Sharkey will do what he wants to do when he wants to do it. “I’ve been working right along,” he said. “I did pick up a little weight, but it will come off easy. The fight won’t go ten rounds and I’ll be in there when it’s over. If he fights like he usually does, it will be over early.” Must Use Fists The Boston heavyweight has lost none of his confidence but he doesn’t talk about Dempsey the way he did about Jim Maloney. Sharkey found out when he met Dempsey to sign the articles that his punches and not Iris sneers will have to bring the former champion down if he is dropped. The ticket sale for the DempseySharkey bout has reached $400,000, Tex Rickard announced.

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Local Star Advances to Semi-Finals John Hennessey Stars in Western Tennis Meet — Girls’ Play Feature. K DAYTON,^Ohio, July 8. The men's doubles in the western tennis tournament and the quarter finals in the women’s singles were to start this afternoon at the Dayton Country Club. There were numerous upsets in Thursday afternoon’s play. Paul Kunkel of Cincinnati defeated Emmett Pare of Chicago in five sets and Luke Williams was defeated by Wilmer Allison, national inter-collegiate star in five sets. Scores: George Lott, Chicago, defeated Charles Leslie. Montreal. 6-1, 6-3. 6-3. Paul Kunkel, Cincinnati, defeated Emmett Pare, Chicago. 1-5. 7-5, 4-6, 4-6. 6-3. Wilmer Allison, Ft. Worth, defeated Luke Williams .Chicago. 2-6. 2-6. 6-4. 6-1, 6-2. John Hjnnessev. Indianapolis, defeated Ellis Kllngeman. 6-2. 6-2. 6-3. Winners listed above reached the semi-final round. One of the upsets came in the women's doubles, when a team from Indianapolis, Muriel Adams and Dorothy Stephenson, defeated Daisy Tree and Marion Pearson, Detroit, Mich., in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. Jackie Fields and Leo Lomski are two California fighters now going well in New York. • WANTED—SALESMEN: Men who can qualify in overy sense the term implies, be willing to work twelve hours daily, to earn income of SIO,OOO annually. Gross sales can not fall below a total of SI,OOO per week. This selling connection is probably one of the best ever offered in. this city, and consideration will be given only to men of -character and proven ability. Radio Service Advertising Company, 510 Illinois building.—Advertisement.

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Tex Rickard, king of “big league” promoters, stated recently that should Jack Sharkey crash through to the title, that he, Sharkey, would be one of the most popular of champs. The Lithuanian’s independence in back-firing at the honorable Tex aroused the glee and interest of thousands of fans. Expected in New .York Monday to finish his training, Sharkey nonchalantly kept away until he felt good and ready. Gene Tunney, king of the heavies, expressed the opinion some time ago Sharkey was a better man than Dempsey. The former champion countered with the opinion that the same Sharkey was better than Tunney. And the Bostonian calmly told the world he could lick both champ and former champ. That appeals to the ardent followers of the mitt sport. Emil Baksic, big Gary lad, who fights at the Ft. Harrison arena next Tuesday night, is the type fistic fans “take to” at the first glance. Built “from the ground up,” resembling a college football player more than a fighter, Baksic arouses enthusiasm. He has a pair of shoulders that bodes his opponents no good and he use his right hand like a pile driver.

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Syracuse recently became heated up over the feat of its native son, Billy Leonard, in defeating Clyde Hull, reputed conqueror of Pete Latzo. What little this town saw of Leonard would cause us to advise Syracuse to cool down. Leonard was merely a “foul ball.” He looked like a good candidate for the resin sniffers’ fraternity when he fought. Meyer Grace here. Bv Untied Brest KANSAS CITY. Kans.—Eddie Dwyer, Hutchinjon iKan.) welterweight, outpointed Spider Kelly, Kansas City, in ten rounds. Denver Kia. Kansas City bantam, won bv a technical knockout over Pal Shoaf, Memphis. In the fourth. Knockout Rose, Ft. Worth, beat Kid Carr, Kansas City, In six rounds. BACK TO WORK Bu United Press SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. ( July B.—Jack Dempsey was to get back to hard training today after a day of rest, drizzles and golf. The sparring partners had a much needed rest Thursday while the former champion went to the links for exercise. They showed the effects of the hard workout Dempsey had put them through the day before, when he knocked out Jack Hildebrand and landed punishing blows on the others. Two more sparring partners, Tillie (Kid) Herman and Italian Jack Herman, were ready for action today, bringing list to ten.

YANKEE MEETS CANUCK To Tangle Saturday In Final Round of Canadian Amateur. Bv United Press HAMILTON, Ont., July B.—An American and a Canadian will meet Saturday in the final of the Canadian amateur golf championship at the’ Hamilton Golf and Country Club. Two Americans were paired against each other in one semifinal today and two Canadians in the other. The matches were between M. J. McCarthy, Brooklyn, and Frank Thompson, Chicago, and between Don Carrick, Scarborc*. and Ross Somerville, London, Ont. Johnny Mack Brown, former Alabama football star, is in New York now working on a movie entitled “The Co-Ed.”

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British Annex Links Contest Bv United Press SUNNINGDALE, England, July 8. Britain won the first triangular senior golf match here, scoring an aggregate of 36 points against 23 for the United States and 19 for Canada. Each side was represented by fourteen players. The contest for the Earl of Derby’s challenge cup included novel features, such as threeball matches with six players. Stymies were eliminated and the use of steel-shafted clubs was prohibited. Rolllnl College la Florida has signed San Hill, ail Illinois graduate, as football coach for next falL