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Sharkey Is Declared Primed for Camera BETTER THAN YEAR Camera—What Makes Him Tick AGO, DOCTOR HOLDS Why They Call Him "Wild Boar" and Other Stories BY GAYLE TALBOT. Associated Press Sports Writer. Regarded as Physically and EW YORK, June 27.—Just a big:, easy-going, good-natured Mentally Superior Than fellow, this Primo Camera, in many ways the most unusual for Schmeling Bout. specimen ever to attain the high places in the prize fighting racket. He has none of the characteristics BY HERBERT W. BARKER, that have marked some of our greatert There isn't a "killer in- Associated Press Sports Writer. gladiators. stinct" in a carload of Cameras. YORK, June 27.—Primo Neither is he a deep thinker of the nor sullen like Sharkey, Camera may expect to Tunney type, nor reckless and irresponsible like the of NEWcatch Jack Sharkey out current rave, Maxie Baer. condition when they step He's just an enormously big man, transformed into a fighter. Something Into the ring of Madison Square like Jesse Willard, only the Kansan Garden's Long Island City Bowl did have a real wallop when he con- nected. They say Primo is afraid to he Thursday night, but if does, cut loose with all his power for fear are those he'll run into an unpleasant sur- of killing somebody. There who doubt this legend. prise. "Strong Boy" at 16. Jack, at 30, won't be the Sharkey of Primo was born at Sequals, in the a few ago perhaps, but he'll be years of October 25. In first-class shape just the same, Undine province Italy. His had been mosaic trained to the minute and ready lor 1907. family workers for and that is the 15-round route. generations, long Primo would have been had not An examination by Dr. Vincent Nar- what said, what a strong diello of the medical staff of the New somebody "My. big, son have. Mrs. Camera." He York State Athletic Commission, effec- you a circus at 16 as a tively disposed of the question of the thereupon joined champion's condition. strong boy. Speaking of mosaic work, no artist in the line ever did a more tedious, Disposition Much Improved. of putting the little TIRES painstaking job SPEEDWAY is in better shape kkpHARKEY pieces together than did Bill Duffy in ^ physically and mentally," Dr. building Primo into a boxer. It's Duffy's Nardiello said, "than he was masterpiece. when I examined him a year ago for frimo is extremely naive, or some- his fight with . His thing. His fighting trunks are dec- disposition is greatly improved. He orated with the rampant figure of a was too much on edge last year, too wild boar, and one of Madison Square nervous. Nervous exhaustion is more Garden's publicity experts told a most tiring than any amount, of physical interesting story thereof. effort. I would say Sharkey is every "It's this way," he said. "The woods bit as ready as Camera." were full of vicious black boars where Sharkey, as a matter of fact, never Primo lived as a boy. Once he saw has looked better than he did yesterday one of them about to a tack a little In a sizzling two-round workout with girl. Primo scuttled over in the nick I Hans Birkie, rugged German warrior, of time, grabbed the boar by the feet An intimate view of the vast facial expanse of Primo Camera, Italy's great- in a at his training camp Orangeburg, and dashed him to death against est contribution to the Industry. They laughed at htm when N. Y. The champion was punching tree. That's why they call him the he first came to this country in 1929, but he's no laughing matter to any with his viciously to the body right 'Wild Bull of Sequals' and why he has opponent now. hand, snaking punches home with that emblem on his pants." lightning speed, and twice shook up Primo was pressed for more of the Birkie with left hooks that traveled | harrowing details. dictions. He mostly grins, displaying a petition in bankruptcy. He eats mod- only inches. "Oh, the little pig on the pants? tremendous expanse of ivory, and lets erately. for all his size, and is a hard Camera, meanwhile, wound up his He means nothing. He was there on the others do the talking. He fights and willing trainer. Intensive preparations at Pompton the pants they gave me to wear for automatically, but surprisingly well. For the present he is giving Eng- land a wide Lakes. N. J., by boxing three rounds my first fight in Paris and I have just Da Preem has had 74 fights since he berth, having lost the de- with Harold Mays and two against Ar- kept him there. Maybe he be good started in 1929, winning 57 by knock- cision in a breach of promise suit. thur Huttick. Both found the huge luck. In Undine we have no wild outs, 12 by decision, losing four and en- Italian easy to hit, but hard to hurt. boars." gaging in one no-decision affair. He Competent boxing critics expressed sur- The press agents, stuck for something ran up a long string of kayos on his prise over Prime's improvement, espe- exciting to write about Primo, always first tour of this country and some of cially in boxing skill. can start with the assertion that he the boys were very, very skeptical about weighs 275 pounds on the loose, 260 their authenticity. But he was re- Camera Just Exercising. when in fighting trim and stands 6 garded primarily as a freak in those feet, Inches. Also that he is a fool days and nobody much cared how he ARNERA plans no more boxing and ey2 about movies and the radio and likes fought so long as he exhibited his bulk. take exercise will only enough to drive fast. But from there on the He has learned to fight since then. until the of the fight to night gets tough. The vast one has made a fortune In condition. going keep himself at top Sharkey His is not the gift of repartee, he the ring and lost most of it through to wind expected up boxing today. doesn't boast and he authors few pre- dizzy investments. He recently filed a Although there was no accurate esti- mate on advance sales, boxing writers began scaling down their original pre- dictions of a crowd of 60,000 and re- Now His Own ceipts of about $350,000. Business at Ray Steele, Boss, the Garden box office was slow and GOODYEAR is proud tome observers expressed the belief the gate might not be much in excess of Will Tackle New Foes on Mat of the superior quality of the $240,000 drew with his -Max Schmeling battle, its tires and proud, too, of although he charged $10 "tops" against novelty of seeing Ray Steele : before to engage Ed Lewis. Losing that for match. the $15 Thursday's match to Lewis by disqualification, he superior character of The odds continued to favor pitted against new foes may be betting ] since has confined his activities to the at 6 to 5. the treat in store for its dealers. Sharkey THE Washing- ! Londos circuit. tonlans in the very near future. Having yesterday wired Matchmaker kfcy'M particularly anxious to land Conveniently located, Joe Turner his decision to branch out X Steele and Sonnenberg." Turner admitted yesterday. "There's a these dealers are on the as an independent wrestler following job LUNN AND PEACOCK match that would be jammed with col- with Gino Gar- Thursday night's tie-up or. And also one that should pack for you whenever and ibaldi at Griffith Stadium, Ray empow- plenty of drawing power." Gari- ered Turner to select for him the best In Thursday's stand against wherever you need them. baldi. Steele must be at his best. opposition a- ailable in the heavyweight IN THICK OF FIGHT Famed as an upsetter, hard-boiled Gino field. considers himself in a prime spot to Just try their values and Acting immediately upon Steele's sug- ! take over the CcJifornian. see Turner has made over- The semi-final matches Dick Shikat service and Come in and take advan- (Continued Prom Second Page.) gestion, already you'll why tures to such standouts as Gus Son- against Henry Piers, while preliminaries ^ "Don" Jim book Frank Speers vs. Abe Coleman, "more ride on later tied by nenberg, George, Browning, people — record at Chevy chase, Jack Sherry and Joe Malcewicz. Pat O'Shocker vs. Fred Grobmier and of these and to the final in the Chevy tage prices Lunn, go Heretofore affiliated with the Jim | "Blue Son" Jennings vs. Floyd Mar- Tires than on Chase Yet here is a youngster Goodyear tourney. Londos league, Steele broke away once shall. in the a lad who to out who can go far game, any other kind." offered close if he gets all his shots working in the they're course. groove can burn up any golf ARNOLD IS RIFLE VICTOR MAY TAKE BOXERS ABROAD our stock of So far he has that characteristic of Authorized Goodyear Speedway Tires, most, young players—inability to keep all the time—but dealers in all his shots going Scores 194 Out of 200 in National Erwin Plans London Battles for Washington now that is con- the day is not far distant when this Goodyear youngster will be one of the standout Capital Club Event. Sarron, Kennedy and Jones. and vicinity are: performers of this section. He hasn't Erwin take three of his on two lines ot won anything much yet, but he will. Scoring 194 points of a possible 200, Jimmy may centrating Maury is at Greenwich, Conn, today, Tom Arnold, secretary-treasurer of the boxers, Petey Sarron, Les Kennedy and where with Billy Dettweiler and the — ! National Capital Rifle Club, won the Billy Jones, the last named a colored tires the All-Weather and other members of the Georgetown Prep Brightwood Auto Supply for the team he is competing in the Eastern j latest match fired among members of battler, to London engagements 5916 Georgia Ave. interscholastic tournament. j the club on the Camp Sims range. The latter part of next month. Negotiations Pathfinder. It will take the sectional qualifica- small-bore rifle was used and 20 shots now are on for scraps that might find tion rounds lor the national amateur Brookland Garage at the decimal were Sarron meeting Seaman Watson, Eng- in and the Dis- 200-yard target 10th & Ave. N.E. at Columbia August fired. lish featherweight champion: Kennedy Michigan trict at Indian Spring So act _ we're championship Ted Harrell was a close second. He engaging Ed Peterson, English heavy- in to settle on the leading quick already September was tied with Arnold at the eighteenth weight title holder, and Jones any of Emerson & Orme around Washington this year. — golfer shot, but Harrell dropped his nineteenth several battles. out of a few sizes So far no one has been able to crash 17th £ M St.. N.W. but if SPEEDWAY in the ring. Iovino was third, Jones is rated by Erwin as the best to a sufficient edge to justify eight through i and tied for colored boxer in America. He has as the best RJngler Lindsay fourth, his selection performer. the with the former winning. twice beaten Maxie Rosenbloom, still — If one has gone that far Harry j Esseno Auto Prices as as the lasts any 1 Members of the club to in non-title fights, and holds Supply you're lucky you may good only long supply lim- Pitt is the man. But just now no one plan compete champ, 801 H St. N.W. in the Eastern small-bore tourney at victories ovct a flock of other highly stands out. ; to sizes now in Sea which to con- He is a Washing- find size in stock. ited stock —first come, first served Incidentally. Dick Lunn is of two I Girt, opens Saturday capable scrappeis. your tinue 4. No more matches but has never in the minds, whether to come to Washington I through July tonian, appeared Evans Bros. ! will be fired here until when hereabout. for the amateur championship sectional August 20, ring 1105 21.t St. N.W. the Course test is rounds or play in the district. i Army qualification listed. Tire is built Dick is to spend the Summer in Maine Scores: Every Speedway 4.40-21 *4.05 5.00-19 and will be clo6e to Boston, but he be- COMFORT IN FISHING Greenwood Garage *5.55 lieves qualification will be easier in Arnold. 194; Harrell. 192; Iovino, 191; Cberrydtle, Va. with Wherever the big Chevy Ringler. 186; Lindsay, 186; Van Wagner, Washington. Anglers Laugh at Bain and Catch Goodyear Supertwist Chase lad decides to try. he should ; 184; Ninas, 181; Behrens, 180; Smith, 4.50-20 4.55 5.00-20 i and 180. 5.70 qualify. He is good enough to go far. 180. Davis, 'Em Through Auto Windows. L G. 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N.W. in the Named "washed up," knocked out Hern Larsen Captain. World 800-Meter Mark. to ! second round with a flurry of blows PRINCETON. N. J.. June 27 (A?).— KANSAS CITY (/Pi.—Although he es- Miller's Service Station the head and middle. It wii so easy j Karl H. (Larry) Larsen of Columbus, is a one of the best in sus- Ohio, has been elected captain of the sentially miler, Clarendon, Va. some of the 1,000-odd specta'ors j 1934 Princeton base ball team. He also the world, Glenn Cunningham of Uni- of a lack of sincerity, pected the Trader j a man ball and foot is letter in basket versity of Kansas came within 1.2 sec- but of him later revealed the bali. Reed Brothers inspection onds of the world's record for 800 New Jersey lad had been severely pun- Gordon E. Brown, jr., of Washington, Rockrille, Md. meters in the Missouri Valley A. A. U. him with a D. C.. was named varsity base ball ished. The brief battle left track meet. an manager. INCORPORATED bruised and cut physiognomy and With the mercury close to 100 de- Shell Stations before won the event in 1 outraged pride. He was boastful gres Cunningham Company Operatad CHAPLIN HOT ON HILL minute. 51 seconds. Tom Hampton ol the bout. England set the record of 1.50.8 at the this morning hied mmseii last Olympic games. Nashville Flinger Wins 13 of IE Silver Spring Garage & back to Herald Harbor for more GODWIN breezes and of the salty Severn Games—Big Time Prospect. Wrecking Co. at R N.W. DE. 5700 have done much to MAIN STORE the swimming that Silver Spring, Md. 14th add strength and toughntss to his 168- NASHVILLE, Tenn. OP).—Nashville the pound frame. The Georgian, 22 years fans already are predicting that old, has received an offer of $25,000 to Ivory hunters will be giving the Nash- Alfred Stidham, Inc. Join up with "Pa" Stribling, daddy of ville pitcher, "Tiny" James Chaplin once Ir 1318 14th St N.W. Bill Stribling, the fighter, who is God- more than a cursory over. win's cousin. At present Robert is man- fifteen starts he had won 13 games this than he won all ir aged by his own father, Arthur Godwin. season—more year anc Takoma Motor Co. Bob's career for the last si* or eight 1932 at Baltimore, Jersey City BRANCH STORES months has had as many downs as ups, Nashville. Tikoma Park, Md. but he believes the victory over Horn marks a turning point into a long path HIGH DIVEBS AT AIRPORT. of success. Belle Haven Garage diver: TIRE STORE In the semi-feature at Twin-City, Ray Elmer and Ernest Kern, high Alexandria, Va. SERVICE STATION DISTRICT and comedians, will at the Air- Pool Bowen decisively outpointed George perform * end of ADULT* ... SO« Harmon in six rounds—in fact, almost port pool at the south Highway Pot- 2771 knocked him out. Bridge each Wednesday night at I GOODYEAR TIRE & Connecticut and Nebraska Ave». Emerton 0301 1602 14th St. N.W. 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