Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • 37

-TWRTY-SKYITt FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 193T- 3W Only CRmH S1W- -riTTSBtHGH 8tM-TItIOril- aOtbM IXliertnwe, ORaM ISM- BRADDOCK, BEFORE LOUIS FINAL MOORE QUITS POST AS PITT TRAINER BELIEVE OR NOT IT DRIVE Tonight's Fights IMimlnti Mnnrtnl it, I Ureh, Iff round, and mm nH it, Koger Bernard, a round, Milwaukee. I ou Hatha I'uncha Fmaa, Id round, lloMi wood. Midget i Ijov frrltlmnti Id round, IsOUg llrtith hladinm, New ork. Mickev I artier i. Charley mefnrtt ami ok MnMer i I cotta, Mtilmum Arena, New InrW, luidue on Const Card LAFAYETTE.

Ind June 18 The 1iiiveisity nf Santa flam will pi.iv Pmdup Uuivmity October 28, 19.19, as one of tne principal at-tiacuons ot the World's Fair to bo held in California that vear, Athletic Duectoi Noble Kizer dis-cloved yesteidav. PRINCIPALS MARK TIME AS ZERO HOUR NEARS CHICAGO, June 18. (AP.) Looking forvvatd to a final big push over the week-end, principals and promoters alike marked time today in their preparations for the woilds heavyweight title battle Tuesday night between Champion James J. Braddock and Challenger Joe Louis. HR DDOCK MERCILESS With HOWARD Icq-Spun IfovLt Summit Watdtole Well Hejun! ing the right- to put the title contest on any time after that hour legardless of radio contracts.

lam prevents holding the contest, its goes over to Wednesday night. BOMlllR LOOKS GOOD KENOSHA, Wls June 18. (AP.i Joe Louis, in lus last sen-ous woikout, for his battle against James J. Braddock for the world heavyweight championship, displayed a greatly improved defense yesteiduy as he sparred six rounds and shadow boxed another. Forced lndoms by rainy weather, the Blown Bomber peifoimed his show befoie 1.800 spectators In the Moose clubhouse, and looked faster and better than he has any drill except last Tuesdays.

Hardly a punch was laid on lus face by his tluee spairing pail-nei s. Softball Notes Th am pa ilia Girl' Or ii pi PiMhmnh I ku with fur Muunht It tiirifa Their latest Vkttiui wen thu Uimti, ui end, The Aipinwnlt Mfutmnt rielre carnet with flint elfttfi nmhhii iem rail Hen at Sterling JU between and 7 p. m. The Mnnwe Tilth nf Klip tn arrange came with Ola A i hth Writ H. Brett.

Centar Armi. Pa, Billv former llich Mar, If managing Mi Younc Deinurat riijh, of th 'iwnt ith rt Hittlr team will haul ti hunt mat the Twenti-AMh Ward Club, at Wilnon i'atk at A iii) tin eiemne Both flglueis, almost Gained down to ling weight, rested at their respective camps. Biaddock, who scaled 198 after a woikout yesterday, In which he belted his sparmates mercilessly, indicated he would spend trie dav quietly, even foregoing golf- huls expected to take a motion picture at Kenosha, Wus. Braddock will box six rounds tomorrow and four or five Sunday In his training windup. Louis also will go through drills on both those days before packing to await his shot at the championship, On the promotional end, practically all anangements have been completed.

The 22-foot ring in which Louis lost to Max Sclmiel-mg in New Yoik, has been set up directly over second base on the White Sox plavlng field in Cotnls-key Paik. Workmen have well under wav their job of building the 25.000 elevated ringside seats. Mike Jacobs, associated with Joe Foley in promoting the contest, said about $700,000 was "in the bank In advance ticket sales and that he still was confident the fight will sell out all 80,000 seats, He said the ringside sale lias been particularly heavy and looks for a big Chicago sale tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. Most observers, however, believe the fight will draw between 60.000 and 70.000 fans, with a gate of not more than $800,000. Five automobile trailers, each with six ticket windows, will be stationed beyond police lines outside Comiskey Park, To pi event congestion at the gates, none of the regulur White Sox box offices will be opened, and the mobile box offices will move with the police lines and the potential cash ticket seekers.

A sixth trailer will just drift around with an extra ticket supply and change. ODDS FAVOR LOUS At the Grand Beach (Mich.) camp, Braddock remained calmly confident he will win, remniking that "if he knocks me down I'll get up. Louis looked impiessive in his Thursday dull, showing ft better defense for right hand punches the kind Biaddock holies to win with than at any time since he started boxing. The betting odds remained at 3 to 1 on Louis. Braddock planned to come to Chicago Monday afternoon.

Louis has not yet disclosed when he will make the 65-mlle trip from lus training headquarters. The weighing in ceremonies will be held Tuesday noon at a downtown hotel. Both fighters are requued to report at Comiskey Paik by 8 o'clock Tuesday night, with promoters, In the event of ram, hold At -Hamer Ros knocked nut Ohm Wood. 4 round Paul iet drew with Jimmy Rmkler, round At Now Volk Bohhv Pat ho defeated BaIv fcvniw Unban. ft muml At Portland Pa CnaUMuux defeated Aiex Aiiek Id round Bud to Open Dental Office in Home Town Dr, Geoige 'Bum Mooie.

ath-etic ttainer at the University of ittsburgh fpr the last nine years, a-ill wind up a 22-year career in ports the latter part of this month return to his home town Easton, 3a to practice dentistry, he revealed last night when rumors he intended severing hts Pitt 'onnection renewed with greater vigor than they had several months ago when Bud was dissuaded from resigning by Dr. John B. Sutherland, The first announcement that Dr. Moore planned to leave Pitt was carried in the Sun-Telegraph more than two months ago. Dr.

Moore denied the report at that time, however, and said he had no intention of quitting Pitt. WORKFD WAY I Conditioner of Panther teams since 1928, Dr, Moore will be sadly missed in Pitt circles, wheie lie worked his way from a steel mill Job to achievement of his degree in dentistry and the peculiar skill which made mm one of the best conditinneis of athletes in the countiy. Moore was employed by the Bethlehem Steel Company as an engine hand and as a hobby used to tape and bandage the casualties of the Easton High School eleven on Its Saturday games, using his own spending money to purchase bandages and liniment. Lafayette College heard of Moore and hired hnn In 1919 to care for Its basketball and football teams. At Lafayette Dr.

Moore met Dr, Sutherland and the friendship was formed which later resulted Jock bringing Bud to Pitt. After arrival at Pitt, Dr. Sutherland sent his friend, Dr. Mooie, to Kiski for prep school work and during three years there, Moore tialned the gridders Rnd coached the baseball and basketball teams. He moved to V.

P. with Andy Gustafson and came to Pitt in 1928 as successor to Ollie De Victor as head trainer. SUTHERLAND TRA1SES He entered the dental school and was graduated from there in 1932. He had been associated since graduation with Dr. Harrv Patton, of Pitt, T9, in the Jenkins Arcade, practicing dentistry In the morning and evening, when he could get away from Stadium dutuv Dr.

Sutherland paid high tribute to Dr. Moore last night, emphasizing the fact that Bud had been not only a good conditioner of men but had aided very materially In building up morale. Said Jock: After 13 years with Bud at my berk and call, nine of them at Pitt, it is going to be extremely difficult to get along without him. John Popow Gels Coaching Post Only a few days after he was chosen football coach at Beaver High School, John W. Popow, former South High athlete, today was appointed head football and basketball mentor at Shenandoah Junior College, Dayton, Va.

Popow indicated toriav that he would accept the Shenandoah posft Popow graduated from South High In 1931 after a brilliant career as an all-round athlete. He was an Oriole star in football, basketball, swimming and track. He went on to football stardom at Washington and Jefferson College and at Johns Hopkins University. Roxcr Such on Jlend Boxer Johnny Suchs condition was reported as good, by McKeesport Hospital attaches today. The amateur fighter was injured when his head struck the ring platform after being knocked out by Willie Everett, of Clairton, HEN 21 YEARS OLD Breh by LA TAYLOR.

GolAHill.NC. Cfcpg t)1. toMw luBfs. WmM wMs walk the distance twice a day and hoofed a total of 5,000 miles, in all kinds of weather, to and from school during the year. Gua la taking a year off selling magazines to enable him to enter college again next year, and by the time he finishes college he will have walked a distance equal to a trip around the world.

THE TWO SISTERS. EXPLANATION OF RIPLEYS BELIEVE IT NOT CARTOON WALKED 5.000 MILES TO SCHOOL Gus Gary aims to get a college education no matter what the obstacles are. Last school year he was not able to live at Harding College in Searcy, but the fact that he livrd 12 miles away and had no means of transportation did not stop him. He undertook to TOMORROW: Between Bounds Conn Drills Indoors For Yarosz 11a tile By JIMMY MILLER Rain failed to prevent Billy Conn from getting In a good workout yesterday for his battle with Teddy Yarosz at Forbes Field, June 30. Field, Promoter Elwood Rigby announced early today.

Steele had set his terms at a $30,000 flat guarantee, plus $1,500 training expenses, several days ago. The nature of the "definite1' offer to Steele, was not disclosed. Billy was slated to box outdoors at his Eagles Rest camp, near Millvale, but he moved into a garage, where he worked three hard rounds with A1 Quaiil, the Brookline middleweight, who will return to the ring following a long layoff in one of the Forbes Field preliminaries. pominle Manilnt North Bui llchtuelght, sand Sammy Ament! of Washington ra lira on th Mmi card in Milwaukee tnnttht Mandnl bn Iarrv Grab In th mam bout of 10 round and Angott maata iha vataran Roger Bernard In an eight-round affair. Thn Milieu of IrMrlf 7tilc.

from which ha la apaadly recovering, mat him a jirctlr penm. He not only dropped the lnre Pututec halite here but bad offer to box in alx other ritlea. Billy Miller elaaav Lawrenrexslle lightweight I going after the big gun of ht diviaion attar hi tx-mund bout wHh Mickev Dura, ot Paulaboro, N. on tha Conn-Yarosa card. Johnny Schuster, former local hor.

who now la iitlog In tnrk, would like to hmi ambo Aodremloa. hard pnnching featherweight, of Puerto Rico, here tndrcadaa hga fnuiht Pedro Montane twice and Mxto laeohar. 31 Blown in by tho winds of Howard Icy-Spun Tropical Worsteds and Icy-Spun Tropical Tweeds offer you a perfect retreat from the heat. The secret of the coolness of these scientifically constructed fabrics is the manner in which they are woven. Thousands of minute pores in the fabric permit your body to emit the affording positive ventilation and assuring genuine cool comfort.

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He will go through substantially the same routine today, while Yarosz continues his drive in his New Jersey camp. Larry Amade, formerly with Joe Louis, is supervising Red Bruce's training for his 10-round return bout with A1 Gainer at Hiekey Park next Monday night. Promoter Jake Mintz has signed Jack Munroc, Homestead heavyweight, to meet Eddie O'Dea, of Lakeland, for a six-round bout. Buff McUingcr, McKeesport heavy, also will be on the card, probably against Joe Alois, North Side boxer, in another six. Charley Burley opposes Irish Mickey O'Brien, of Braddock, in the other 10-round setto.

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