Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1921 — Page 7

Jtrae 25, 1921.

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Corbett Declares That Demp sey Is Not As Speedy As Most People Think. BT JAMES J. CORBETT CFormer World's Heavyweight Chajuplon.) rvc-riitmn Rxoresslv for the I. K. S.

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Another possibility in the con.,nb Temps-e-y-Carpentter bout U that it cmy be won and lost In one punch. 1 believe that Dempsey can knock the Frenchman out In a -punch If he hits him solidly. I also b-elfeved that Carpentler haa enough stuff behind his light hand to knock Ifinpsey out in a single punch if Jt Is properly landed. In a drawn out blupgingr match of course. 1 Imagine Dempsey would have the edge because of his lure rugged body. Yt Carventier proved that he can take a mighty hard Jolt or a. eerlts of them and still etay n his fet. Carpentier may do against Dempsey ad I did with Fitzsiimnons . Fritz hit me on the Jaw yes but 1 was going- away, and he didn't hurt m. And the fact was apparent to him. It did not encourage him to any extent. It did cause him to play the waiting g-ame. Sullivan, who could hit like a pile driver, also found me going away, and I muie him miss a mile. It was the same with Jff. Choynski and others. Now then, if Champion Jack goes after Georges with & rush, us lie has been in the habit of doing, and falls to nail htm in the first round, Georges may find time to work out a problem of defense and attack that will carry bim along despite t'empsey's rushes arrd it is reasonable to say that the longer he stays the better his chances of winning will be even though he nrust -win by a. knockout if he 'Is to annex the title. Dempsey, of course. 1 a very husi-ness-llke workman and after looking him over this week. I am satisfied that "ho la In g-ood condition. He did not Impress me as being quite so carefree as he was at Toledo, and, having seen both men in action so recently. I run say that the champion is not as quick a the Frenchman. In fact, Pmpey is not as speedy as most People think. He does hit from any angle, which is a big item, and he uses both hands effectively, whereas Carpentier's right is his one big bet.

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CHALLENOER PUNS TO STOP CHAMP ON JULY 4

BT EUGENE KESSLER. BENTON HARBOR. Mich., June 15. Benny Leonards style of figuring will not be strange to Sa ilor Freed -man wh?n the two meet here July 4. Freedman had hoped to keep this fact a secret and yesterday closed doors on the public at his Eastman Springs training camp while Trainer Jack Blackburn wnt at him duplicating the lightweight champion's attack. Not only was the challenger drilled to offer a defense which will bafflo fh Leonard offensive but he was

started on a series of secret Instructions to perfect a system of getting to Leonard with the kayo wallop. Klackborn. the famous Negro, who Is considered as one of the cleverest boxers to steip In the ring, demonstrated to Freedman and his manager, Herschie Miller, the kind of an attack the challenger will use to life the crown from Leonard's brow. 60. no wonder the doors were closed and newspaper men turned away to dope up their yarn from records of ie two battlers. But we managed to et by the gateman by sticking close to Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons' neels nd efforts to keep the work under cover failed. TO USE RIGHT CROSS. "Here's the way Freedman expects to defeat the champion in the 1S" pound class: Lead with a left hook to the body. When Leonard fein's with a left Jab. back up. Then when Leonard starts up on his toes tear in with a left hook to the chin. If the hook lands follow with a quick right cress to the chin. If this hits the mark, follow up. Freedman is perfecting a defensive which should cause the, champion to worry. l-ioonard has a style all his own and it has tricked such notable battlers a? Ritchie Mitchell. Rooky Kansas and Johnny Dundee. Leonard's trick Is to feint by jabhir.g lightly with a straight left to the other fellow's chin and bring his body in with the punch. Then quickly his body goes back with his arm, like a machine. The other fellow can't hardly help punching and the punch falls to reach Leonard's chin which ! brought back, out of reach. This leaves Leonard in a position to come across with his right with the, full weight of his body behind it when the opponent's chin is completely exposed. This Is why exponents of the left hook instead of straight left Jabbers can get to Leonard easier.

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Tex Getting His Share of Troubles KW YOU K, June "Tex" Kirkanl, praiter of the 'n-pn-tiT-Uenpsy battle rind ninnuri the .Vnditon square tiartleo In im mliK P"'l. wu UgIitlr em-'" t:irriiM'd " two couiitat e -r i y. n the flrnt place he nan linlrl !- itif M. -it! 11 rate tn-r In Y"kcourt Wy til ( hildrm's Sriy. etanefd with -uipllnK V-jt-aj-old IJirrnurd na n hitch i.'iver. In thf fx-.iinl place jl'.dnt hnve 81)0 In h' pwkr.t to (iledce as ball bond. Wh-n It 1 l.voiTT-rcl that lllcknrd'n ready ifnh mum low, Aepnt Tlio of the C'hildren'if Sortiij- consented to wiiivn the bail requirements

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So fans let's help the home team bring home the bacon, Sunday, Juno 26. With a little change in the line-up the Scats will grive the baseball fans the baaaball that is in every man on the team. And you can tell the world that when the umpire yells, "Play Ball" you -will see one of the best games ever played at Morris park. The line-up for Sunday's game will be as foQlows: Simons. 2b; Jens, If; Brftian. lb; J. Jones. 3b; Hess, c; R. Jones.rf; North, ss; Sheridan, cf; Cress'Mutn, p.

Willie Jackson Victor In Battle With Pitts JERSEY CITY. N. J.. .Tune 2... Willie Jackson. New York 1 i tfb t w ei g!i t. outfought Charley ruts of Australia t?i n I'vflv r.'!!'-"! l.oi't Inst nisht.

F0RSSTE11S VS. SCAT EN A, JRS Xcst Sunday the F t sters will tnke on th pmt r.a Jrs. at H irris m Talk at ;; '.-liM-k. The S.-it:na. report thit they have stxTal stiir rO'ers in tlvlr linniji rani th..t they are out to lake the ;ci7p t.f th-i '" . F. With HanAmb'iF pitching his usuil stle of bail this v'i; be a hard trick to turn as the Foresters only went (l;v ti to defeat once this jiar. The St. Joe Col;..ge te.im !iitid'.-d them tlio.ir only setbuck at lit tiss.-iiae r but Anibo.-s was not in the box. He has pitched Ms team to n tory six timer and has ycl to taste defeat. With the, support of such an infield as Myers. Fletcher. McCarthy and M(,H and flychasers as Callahan, Albert, Kin?. ar.d Schutz. Am bos feels that no tf a.m in the region

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Ymtrrday's Results. Cleveland. 4; Chicago, 2. I'hiladr lphia. 5; Roston, 3. New York. 9; Washington, 3. I'ftroit, 12; St. Louis, 0. NATIONAL, LEAI't'F. V . L. Pittsburgh l'i 19 New York 33 24 Roston 33 27 St. Ieuls 31 30 Rrooklyn SI 33 CHICAGO 25 31 Cincinnati 21 36 Philadelphia 1 S 41 Yesterday's Re.iiltSi New York, 11; Philadephla." 2. P.osti n, 7; Rrooklyn, 6. Pittsburgh. 4; St. Louis, 3 Chicago at Cincinnati; rain.

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Dempsey's Forearm. i:y tad NEW YORK, June 25 We were talking of bis; men tn the ring with Georges C'arpentler. I happened to mention the enormons forearm of Jack Dempsey. I toJd Georgea, Dempsey had the anno 0 Hercnlrn and would earprise him when Bet Up. Carp en tier aniiled and kicked his foot In the frrnni Then he looked up and said: "Beckett was Strom. Very rtrong. Strong as Dempsey and mo together." Then be smiled again and waited for the shock his remark would aiake After giving Deeket the mental nre-(Trr there waa no shock coning.

Wilson-Gcrb Bout Called Off; Greb Is Overweight

ROSTOV. MASS.. June 25 Yhe ten

round no derision bout at Pittsburgh tomorrow between John Wilson, middleweight champion and Harry Greb of Pittsburgh, hns been caled off, H waf learned today, because of Greb's liability to make 1G0 pounds ringside. He usually lights at about 168 pounds.

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YALE TRIUMPHS OVER HARVARD ON THAMES

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Decisions of boxing representatives are: At Jersey City Willis Jackso? beat Cbtrley Fltta (1J. At Philadelphia, Kid West best Jack I'razzo (8). At Atlantic City Jeff Cstss knocked cut Cure Pattlllo (S. At wrmtngton Del Bueky McGinn's beat If.'.' is Bear, f md (2). At Kockford Artie Root and Willie Green, draw (10); Eddlo Rayner beat Sergt. Rattle (10): Sergt. Carrier beat Battling Bram. (6). Toung Blume knocked out Johnnie Kick (12).

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INTEFfiATIONAL NEA'S SERVICE jfKW LONDON. June y.",. With ens classii: Yale-Harvard regit t a a thing of hls-tory today, the s.n i.f old KU are cherishing victories in the freshman and varsity races w on from th" Crimson on T'ie Thames Friday afiernoon. The winning of tiv junior varsity event Is the only balm .John Harvard hag as ii. consolation prize., Yale has now won 27 races against 20 for Harvard . The winning of the hlg varsity

event long will he rem , inher. c, w 1 1 a j j .j, jaye enthusiasm by everyone who saw th- , " , i- t k PATH PflOM race but the rnemTv of the Kr. at ! HALF OT1 plumbm? for your home, bMH KUUill spurt made by Ya.! in the last half j OUTFITS, SINKS, LAUNDRY TUBS, WATER SYSmile, -and the gar.-r-that mark, d XEIS, FIFE, etc. Cur NEW EASY PIETHOD and the dafh of the blue shell to victoiy , .

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Sunday afternoon at Morris Park the Seatena baseball club will cross bats with the fist Steger nine. The club that represents Steger, 111., has won nine games this season and lost but one, that being last Sunday wh n they lost to the Melrose Tark by the scre of 3 to 2, the game going 14 Innings. The Scatenag have put in a hard week of practice and should put up a food caxa with the Steger team.

OLD ELI GLOATS OVER BIG VICTORY

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After :i nice that tupgeii at the nenrt

strings, so stirring w-is th-; struggle through the final . mil? a regenerated Vale Varsity crew smashed conetitioii Into Btoms hero yesterday by defeotlng Harvard by five-eighths of a length on the four mile course of the. Thames. Not until the final hundred yurds was t!i Yale victory accepted as a fact, definite and tlnnl; for Harvard, trailing by a length nt the foot of the Navy Yard, made a grand fiTht of It through the last mile, and gaining hand over hand, cut down Yale's lead to less f.inn half length with a full quarter mile to go.

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