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Newton Captures to Paterson Elks the Beer KRAMER WILL MAKE BID Cubs’ Stars Who Have Kept Their Team in the Race TO REPEAT DERBY VICTORY ♦- World’s Title Finalists to Clash tabllkhed a world's record for fiftv kilometers that will probably stand forever. in He covered the distance, un- Derby Revenge Semi- assisted by any sort of pace. In one Relief .ocal hour and fourteen minutes, which is Tigersn Enjoy Temporary Middleweight Ready-for Final. almost as fast a« Jimmy Moran cov- One Game Bout With Ed Fri- ered the distance paced by tandems by Capturing Kinley In the middle-distance championship from at the Velodrome a Grays. EGG TO RIDE FIRST RACE week ago last day Night. Sunday. That performance shows the IW: -■ ,' I calibre of thf Swiss rider. LEE PITCHES THE VICTORY -OOI) FOR FIGHT FANS' Swiss Cyclist Has Hard Task Thirty Victories Last Year. Last season Egg won an even thirty Ahead to Defeat Alf -races. He was victorious In the tan- PROVIDENCE, R. I„ Sept. 9.—An Dave Kurtz, the local middleweight,* his 1 Grenda. dem-paced Grand Prize of Paris and even break with the Providence team s said to be in fine condition for he won the Brussels six-hour race and yesterday enabled Newark to put a scheduled four-round bout with Ed i the Buffalo six-hour race in Paris. crimp in the losing streak, after the Kinley, of Harrison, in the opening 5 will make j '■ Champion FXrank Kramer He also won the. Brussels Fal d’Or. a champions had dropped seventeen in joxing phow at the Bay View Wheel- a | hard try to go through his world’s twenty-four-hours' continuous race, a row. Wyatt Lee, the veteran south- ! ■non dub, Friday night. Charley'S IJeck and Storm are also r championship performance again to- behind tandem pace. Probably Egg's paw, who is Newark's emergency ! Jimmy gel- for a mill-• night. It seems kind of tough to most notable performances have been man, got credit for the victory, while ling In shape four-round j j Another boxer of ask him to do it all over again, but in hour record trials at the Buffalo the defeat went to Mattern in the ng. promiqews, 1 In j will lie the of Eddie NU-I the 'Old Master” never was a "one- Velodrome, Paris. Three times has second game. Eddie Zimmerman had appearance Dan FredSld'i; night-stander” and he is probably the young Swiss rider broken the rec- charge of the team, as Harry Smith lent against Crowen. for an Seidel and Kid should fur- U equal to the occasion. The world's ord hour unpaced, and he is returned home. The first battle was a Henry nish Interest, while Willie Karese championship will be run over again the present holder of the world's closely contested affair. For the first j thould have a hot time with and the race tonight is called the mark, which is a trifle less than 27% time the Tigers showed some life and Micftey | Delmont. O'Neill and Wiltie World's Derby Revenge. It will have miles, a most wonderful performance. came back, even after the other fel- Benny and Jimmy Mahony arid Bob-i : the same riders as were in the semi- When Egg made his first stab at the lows had piked up a three-run lead. Lahey Kaln will be the in- twei finals of the title race, but the bat- record for once around the clock, the Once the Bengals got out in front. principals mark was miles preliminaries.' ting order will be changed. 25% and few believed Lee tightened, and it was easy for General MacFarl&nd has that these figures would ever be the Tigers to hold the fort. placed Kline tlets Offer from West.1 Kramer, Alf Goullet and Cesar Mor- beaten. • • » of etti in the same heat. These are the But when the durable Swiss finish- Diclc Curley, manager Patsy has riders who rode of the final for the ed his effort he had covered a Kraft Makw Them Count. Kline, ttie local featherweight, art'*] from the matchmaker of the title, and but one of them will be in trifle over 26% miles. No one in the Clarence Kraft was the big sticker sfter Elmwood Club, of Cincinnati, fin’ the final tonight as it is winners only game in Europe would believe that in the first game. He showed a flash Kline to box ten rounds with who will go in the final of the Re- a rider could”ride that far unpaced of that old-time form, and batted out Knoqkroy out Mars on either September venge. In the first heat of the race in an hour, and his record was ques- two triples and a single. It was his 28. Curley is holding out for J500 anrl! Walter Rutt, Jackie Clark and Iver tioned. They said the track must be pair of three-base smashes that put two round trip tickets. Kline wiU'. Lawson will meet, and in the second short. So the track was measured, the Tigers in the way of winning the box at Baltimore September 18, where ; heat Bill Bailey, the English cham- and instead of being short it was six game. In the second round Lee got ho will meet George Chaney. pion; Alf Grenda and Bob Spears ■■centimeters over the length It was In- away badly, and three runs were will clash. The third heat is the Kra- tended to be when built. This made scored on a him, through combination Kcloll Hopes for Knockout, A mer-Moretti-Goullet heat. Egg's record about sixty feet better of clean hitting and an error by Returning to the ring after a Rutt Delighted. than he was credited with. No rider Tooley. Newark got going in the rest!^' of two months. AI Reich, the forrtj?!1 ; cared to waste the effort in trying for fourth inning. Witter walked, but was The rearrangement of the heats will amateur heavyweight champion, as all that forced by Callahan, who stole after probably be very pleasing to Rutt Egg's record, they figured boxer of the United States, will such an effort would be and Zimmerman fanned. Kraft came take/ and Grenda. Grenda complained when fruitless, on Fred McKay, a Canadian hef vy-" as a result there were no more rec- across with a fine, swat for he was put in the same semi-final of healthy weight, in a ten-round bout at* the- three bags, Callahan. the title race with Kramer and ord trials for the hour mark for over scoring Sherrod Stadium Athletic Club, New York/to"*; « • are: No. 1. Jirnmi • Smith, who wanted the semi-final changed, de- a year. Finally, Dick Wcise, the The subject* of these pictures tioorjo Tierce. No. 2. played right field, night. Reich hopes to knock out 'bits* road was doubled, sending home Kraft. claring that he had no chance against German rider, showing Archer. No. 8. Heinl© Zimmerman. No. 4. Tarry Cheney. No. ft. Jimmy Lavender. opponent, as he Is looking for IIMif.4. • Kramer, but that he stood a fine great endurance unpaeed and he got in the near future with Rattling Iie‘‘»- chance of winning either of the other up courage and went after Egg's rec- That Chicago will uphold tho the top time and again. Yet when vinsky and Gunboat Smith, MVWT Providence Scored Again. two semi-finals. He will have a ord. The German was successful and "honor of the West” to the extent of the time came to land the decisive Maizie and Johnny Harvey will box" The chance to prove that assertion to- bettered Egg's figures about a six- finishing in second place in the bitter blow there was always something Grays still held the lead, but in the semi-final bout of the evShfhg.'T night. Rutt is delighted that he will teenth of a mile. Nutiona! League fight is the opinion lacking. Heinle Zimmerman’s tem- they forged further ahead by scoring _ ema held Hashes to be once In the fifth. Newark cinched it Brown's. not have to meet his nemisis, Goullet, Set Record Times. by many students of baseball. peramental are believed Throe Tens ut Many with in his heat. Goullet put Rutt out of The dope is just this: Either tho n handicap to ihe essential “team three counts In the sixth, and Three ten-round bouts will be staged Egg was too busy with racing to the final of a number of big races Boston or the New Vorii teams will spirit" which Stallings has incul- Cooper, late of the Red Sox, was at Brown's Gymnasium, New York, for the record immediately, so this season and seemed to have the try win the flag, but the club that loses cated in to his charges. Heinle's hits, yanked. Witter and Callahan singled, Saturday night. Young Benny, of> Berthet, encouraged by what the "Indian sign” on the former world's out will crack badly and slump back however, have counteracted in many were sacrificed by Ed Zimmerman, New York, and young Rose, of Jer#?yr German had done, took a flier and, and champion. The hoodo may be broken to third or even fourth place, giving ways his other fallacies. The dope Kraft again tripled. Clarence City, will meet in the. first encounter; much to the surprise of the French- scored what now, however, for Rutt gave Goullet the Cubs the opportunity to glide into Is being passed all along the line: proved to be the winning Birdie McDonald, of New York, Berthet added almost a Quarter run a good beating in the final of the men, Wind Up at Home, While Bos- the runner-up position.
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