The Daily News from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE MOUNT CARMEL NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 23," 1925 PAGE SEVEN FOOTBALL THIS FALL? t- PICTURESQUE DUNDEE ytol THE OLD BOY PASSES A FEW MORE wH ATLAS YANKS DOESN'T WAI1T TO RETIRE LOSE TO THE DEPOT STARS FROU THE RESIHEB ARENA 'gain, avail to not Smell of Resin, the -in, I had fear. that fy 'ntto hd of Water -Soaked Free Hitting Contest Featured Junior League Race Last Evening; Score 15-10 GENARO WON'T GET THE TITLE 3ves Is Sweet Music to firman oo Unvoro 6 01 VAXW but did The New York Boxing Com- at Ever Lived. tin or By ROBERT EDGREN wait i by rne seii ayncn- Asserts 'Love of the Game' Keeps Him in Ring. told 4 it was take mission is not going to hand the late Pancho Villa's crown to Frankie Genaro or anyone else, it became known late Wednesday when the commish decided to run another tournament, the survivor of which will be acclaimed champion not unlike Kid Kaplan and Jimmy Goodrich. The world's leading flyweights will be asked to The Atlas Yanks, whi recently took the place of the Camp town in the Junior Lcapup, weat down in defeat before the Depot Stars, last evening in a free-for-Hll run making contest.

The final score was 15 to The scorers at the jrame were obliged to shave several points on their pencils before the last man was put out. Wap started on the slab for the Yanks hut after the first inning1 he was taken from the hill by Captain the come- dian of the Junior League. Wap declared he had a sore arm and could pitch no longer. The Yanks' regular slab artist did not put in his appearance and Jepko took a crack lit slab duty only to be bumped for a total of ten runs in the third inning. Jepko left the mound and Harvey substituted, allowing the heavy hitting.

Stars four runs in the next six innings, five of which were scored on er- tumped into Johnny Dundee in 018. Eickard's office. Naturally, John-is there looking for a match. I 1 HUM, fill fcree Hit listen, Sam JUUiiuy. ivuy uu peoyle say it a shame I don before I'm cuckoo from taking lies" I laKen piemy, aim i in or, i rors by the Yank inflelders.

Had Har LE, ht so far. 1 net ready to re- vey started for the Yanks they would, no doubt, have won the contest. Petroski pitched welt when he could locate the rubber, which was seldom, he thai i'u' having issued ten free passes, many of WEISER IS 'IN BA and I don't want anybody to re-me. Can you name two light-its in the country who can lick Sid Terris is the best boy of lot now that Benny has retired. fast as lightning and he can But I'm holding Sid pretty which resulted in runs for the tanks.

With the Stars having a ten-run lead the Yanks came to bat in the eighth inning. Stank walked, Jepko walked, Har- D' gregation, hit a two-bagger, scoring I Stink and Jepko. C. farlo repeated, driv- ing in Harvey. Hortni hit to second for A Wilkes-Barre paper takes following crack at liud Weiscr, mokin's representative among Barons: "Bud Weiser was once a popular; Sid can outspeed me tor a but give me a few rounds more I'd cutlast him and beat him.

I stronger than Sid at the end of jst fight. I expect to go on ag for three or four years yet." ou have money enough you need to fight any more," I sug-(1. isn't that," argued Dundee. "It ball player here, but he has forfeited all claim to the old reputation by indifferent fielding in the past two weeks and yesterday he ruined himself locally by again refusing to play in his home town, Shamoltin. "Weiser put Jimmy Sharp and the team in a hole on their last trip to an easy out, arm scoring on the nit.

G. Carlo walked, Zeager walked, Wap struck out, Kulick walked, filling the bases. Stank came to bat for the second time in this inning and knocked out a two-zagger, scoring Carlo, Zeager and Kulick. On a wild throw to second by Polo, Stank scored, making it the eighth run of the inning. Jepko, the next man up, grounded to Covaleski, who threw him out at flrst.

Kor the next two innings the sides were retired in order. ATLAS YANKS DEPOT STARS r.h.o.a.e. r.h.o.a.e. 0.00,31)21) 2 0 4 2 4 2 12 2 1 Kulick, 10 12 0 Polo, It 2 6 0 1 Stank. 2b, ss 2 1 2 4 0 L.S'lski,2b 2 12 2 2 12 2 1 0 Petroski.

2 113 1 Harvey, e.p 2 2 2 0 2 Harbas.cf 110 0 0 4 2 7 0 2 Dugan, lb 1 1 10 0 0 Hortni, lb. 0 1 1 1 1 Smith, lib 1.13 10 Zeagor.rf.. 110 0 OH.Shel'i.rf 2 0 10 0 Wap, cf 0 1 0 1 0 10 2 10 die money. I lave fighting. Its matest sport in the world.

Oth- play golf for fun, don't Why shouldnt I fight for fun? re's a thrill in it I'll never get anything else. The happiest tient in my life is when the first rings and I can hop right out into Ld fight. A fight has everything ei a mb? is 81 1 1 in the world beaten for excite- AUGUST Shamokin by refusing to play there because he had a row over money with the Shamokin owners and made it a point not to play in that town. "Manager Maisel should hand Weiser the pink slip at once. No ball player can be bigger than his team and Bud has shown lack of consideration for the owners and the fans here.

"Weiser will hardly be discouraged if given his release. It is reported that he can have the job of manager of Hanover in the Blue Ridge league and there is also some talk that fellow townsmen in Shamokin are pull 13 10 37 11 Totals. .15 8 27 10 5 Two-base hits Polo, Kulick, Stank, Harvey, C. Carlo. Stolen bases Covaleski, Polo, L.

Khelski, Petroski, Barlms. H. Shelski, Stank, Harvey, C. Carlo, 2, Bortni, Zeager. Sacrifice hits Jepko, Polo.

Double plays Dugan to Covaleski: Harvey to Jepko to Bortni. Struck out By Petroski, bv Harvey, 7. Ifcisefl on balls Off iPetroski, 10; off Wap, oft Jepko, off Harvey, 2. SPORT-O-SHOTS hm tm uu sr met bu at me now," said Johnny, ing up and spinning around to WITH BISON IIS what a bulging chest and flat i mach he has. "You can see what I low about football? 4 litton I'm in.

My health is per- Ski" August, one of the greatest If Blount Carniel is going to have a professional eleven this; 1 haven't a pound of useless fat fall now is the time for local sportsmen to dig ciown in meir atnieies ever iurnea om ma.m..u. iny body. I never feel (letter than Club Standings NATIONAL LEALdE Yesterday's Results All games postponed, rain. High, will enter Bucknell Um ntn nmc na rtn la nrpnar np. "nrrsvi IH is LaiKinti aiiu uu-; Dave Shade, of California, was.

awarded the judges' decision over Morris Schlaiffer, of Omaha, at the end of their ten-round bout at the Wilkes-Rarre baseball park last nigh I'm out of town somewhere ning lor a fight, going to bed versity this fall. During his scholastic career, Au ing wires to lanu mm in Amos Strunk's job." Jy, eating a little and working gust starred in three branches of Standing of the Clubs TViat's '-he life. When I stay sports football, basketball and track His work on the gridiron, especially off tor a few weeks, go to shows, jiaiuaiwui'o. berton is promoting social events such as picnics to give the pigskin a kicking start. If Mount Carniiel must wait until the season is upon us before making any move towards organizing a football team, then it had better be without football because the other teams will be all ready to lick us to a frazzle.

Start early, get your players here and drill them under the personal supervision of a capable player-coach, and then step aeainst Mount Carmel, was note OUTSTANDING STARS IN THE BIG LEAGUES DOWNPOUR KEPT BUCCANEERS OUT OF FIRST PLACE iig dinners and don't train, I feel n. I suppose that's the way any feels when he doesn't keep worthy. Won. Lost. Fr.t.

New York '52 35 Pittsburgh 50 34 .65 Brooklyn 43 43 .500 Cincinnati 42 43 Phillies 42 45 St. Louis 45 Chicago 48 .448 Boston 36 03 .404 hut it feels rotten to me. I had to stop fighting right now ready to die. I'd probably bloat JUNIOR CRAX r.c. 4.1U .1112 H.

IIS mi 121! 71 and get fat. Look at Packey Mc- a. ah. n. Iliiriishy, Cardinals 2SS Cobli, Tip rs 2S7 linlijins S5 rt Titers Wl Wilson, l'liillii'H 1S1 27 out for the weekly tea parties.

Football must nave money, an early start and careful practice to prosper here. Don't wait until it's too late. Who's going to start it? Today's Games New York at Hoston, two games. St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

Other clubs not scheduled. Rain prevented the Pittsburgh Pirates from regaining first place in the National League race when a veritable downpour inundated Baker's Bowl while the Phillies were at bat in the fifth inning. The Pirates were leading by 7 to 3. iiikI. Remember what a beauty as when he was fighting Last UOAIUNC, HO.MK KL'N Hl'lTKHS 1 saw Packey he over hundred pounds.

Imagine me Jl.l PlayiT and AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Honisliy, CanlinnlH WilliiiniM. KrnwitM firing two hundred pounds? Gee!" HunncU, Culs No games scheduled. undue stopped to shudder. The Phils had two men on bases and no one out when the deluge came. Aldridge had allowed only four hits in Don't you feel any effect from all Standing of the Clubs hard fights?" I asked.

Iindee thot for fully a minute. four innings while tho Hues had blasted Decature and Pcarce for ten. Traynor and Cuyler had home runs. N'ot from the punches," he said The Wolverines The Wolverines, Class football champions of the County of Northumberland, are coming out strong this year and many new faces will be seen wearing the orange and blue jerseys. They made quite a rip last year by devouring the fierce Reading Tigers and holding the Wilkes-Barre Panthers to two touchdowns.

The Wolverines also flattened, the Frackville Buffaloes but met defeat at the hands of the Shenandoah Redjackets. Over-anxiousness and two bad plays caused the Redjacket defeat. If Mount Carmel doess not have a professional eleven, its a sure bet that the Wolverines will be the toughest team hereabouts. Won. Washington 57 Athletics 5fi Chicago 48 St.

48 Detroit 47 Cleveland 40 New York 37 Boston 28 "ay he a little bit slower, but Lost. 31 31 44 44 44 52 53 02 Pet. .648 .644 .522 .522 .516 .435 .411 .311 Mi'iisrl, laiiK-i-cs Kelly, (limits nux sconioits Player anil ('lull Cuyler, Pirates Mostll, AVhilc Snx Simnmns, Athletics Wheat, DnilKers S-iislcr, TJCAPIXC, STKALKKS Tiaver anil 'lul) Mustii, White Kox rtice, Senator: Carey, Pirates (Joslin, Senators Adams, Cubs natural. A fellow always slows DUFFY MAY GO WITH ORIOLES in time. But a funny thing Is that I K.H.

34 slow up a little I'm growing nger and I have more endurance. 22 20 Harvey should be used entirely as a pitcher. He looks Rood on the mound. The fans would like to know how many teams does Covey" play with. As a pitcher, Wap would make a good electrician.

Kulick, the miriR-ct of the Junior League, can pick 'em up at short. Moth Stank ami Harvey are sliiKKers. "(iawse Whitteri" Jepko, the Polish comedian. He's good. The uame between the Fifth Street Bluebirds, the Leajjue Leaders, ami the Sixth Street Juniors, which was postponed Tuesday evening on account of the rain, will lie played this evening on the Legior.

Field. The Natalie Juniors and East End Combinations will play this evening at Natalie. "Leu" Ktancavage, the Birds' new hurler, will be on the. mound this evening hi his initial contest. Polo had three nice wallops itv.

last evening's contest. A large crowd of fans were present at the game last evening, with Jepko as the attraction. The Yanks will soon be in the cellar. It is expected that there will be a. decided change in the league standing he-fore the end of next wek.

Come out to th Wst End field and encourage the boys on. They will furnish you with many a laugh. Some professional material, will, no doubt, be. the result of the Junior League. Hoost it! Special Games for This Evening Fifth Street Blue Kirris anil the Sixth Street Juniors, at Legion Field.

Natalie Juniors and East End Combinations, at Natalie. in take punches now that might Today's Games Boston at Philadelphia. "Washington at New oYrk. Chicago at I ictroit. Cleveland at St.

Louis. NEW yoriInna. LEAGUE knocked me off my feet when I 17 younger. I guess I'm getting a Jimmy Duffy, of Harwood, near Ilazleton, who is pitching great ball for the Cumberland, team, may go into faster ball, according to latest advices. The Baltimore Internationals have offered and a hurler for his services.

ire jaw from fighting. Punches hurt mo at all." r.c. 7 LKAHINC riTCIIKKS W. ('oveleskie. Senators Cray, Atlileties (nniniel, Atlileties I'! Senators 12 Timers 11 dee Reminisces on His K.

0. by Yesterday's Results Williainsport, Scrantoii, (first Jackson. Read The Mount Carmel News. game). Scranton, game).

Williainsport, 1 (second nndee laughed. "Jackson knocked t. all right," he said. "That i'h would have knocked anybody SHAMMIES WIN CLOSE BATTLE Hut here I am, and wbere's Hi nc ha nitrm, 5: York, 4 (first game). York, Binghamton, 1 (second game, seven innings).

Harrisburg, Elmira, 5 (flrst game, thirteen innings). Elmira, Harrisburg, 2 (second game, seven Innings). Shamokin, Wilkes-Barre, u. kson? The noor fellow was all years ago. A funny thing about Ilk.

WilkeK-Carre enjoyed what looked punch Jackson landed on me in first round over in Fhilodelphla ft Tigers and Bears The Kulpmont Bears, who ripped the foe in eight out of eleven games last year, will present their veteran lineup plus a few region stars to give them a scoring punch. The West End Tigers, Class football champions of the lower anthracite region, will play Class football this year. The players have played together so long, and have added much more beef that their advent into a higher grade of competition will not stop them one iota. West End will bear watching this year. Marshallton, Shamokin's strongest representative, will come back for some more competition, while Centralia may and may not have a team.

The North End team, of this city, will also spruce up but it has not yet decided on what class 'of football it will play. There is not enough opposition in Class ranks, so Class will give them all they want. Marion Heights and Ashland will also have powerful Class teams, and with all this wealth of material ready for action, there is every reason to believe that football will have-a prosperous campaign in this section. Standing of the Clubs lime is that I never felt it. Of course, I never thot Jackson a safe leail until the eighth inning yesterday, when Shamokin fell on llanied for six hits and four runs and nosed out ilh a 6 to victory.

With the liases loaded the emlltli, Casey, who had smacked out a limner in the seventh, came throiiKh with a single Hint scored two runs. Anlinson followed Willi ll one-base blow that scored the tieinc and wiiiniiitt runs. SHA.Ml IKI.V 1 A MS CHICAGO BOXER KILLED IN RING WEDNESDAY EVE France gave me an awful tough fight. He's welterweight now, hut pretty soon I'm going over there and fight him again. There's one thing I like about France.

Nobody over there thinks I ought to retire-' 1 He Doesn't Want to Be Forgotten. It's easy to see why Dundee doesn't want to stop fighting aside from the very considerable financial considerations. (Jle voluntarily gave up the featherweight championship last year because he found it hard to make the weight, and he had a notion of trying for the lightweight title that Benny Leonard was nearly thru with. He still helps to draw great crowds, and he's popular. He has seen scores of Won Lost Pet.

Williainsport 42 35 .515 York 43 3H .544 Elmira 41 37 Binghaniton 41 38 .510 Harrisburg Shamokin 36 40 .474 Scranton 26 4''. Wilkes-Barre 32 43 .406 hurt me with a punch tho I he could sock. I walked out to fighting and then I woke up. I 111 er knew hw he hit me or where ab.r.ll.o.a. an.r.n.o.a kit 12 4 0 me.

I wouldn't believe I'd been i M.uirkli..2li 5 0 2 It 2 cf. Tl LOUISVILLE, Ky. Authorities are investigating tho death of lfked out, but I was out all right Today's Games Binghamton at Harrisburg. Scranton at Shamokin. Wilkes-Barre at Williainsport.

Elmira at York. didn't have a sore spot on me "here, and I didn't have even a I 0 0 11 4 1 13 3 2 ii 4 110 0 I II 1 1 II 40131 4 0 0 4 0 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 2 Strunk, cf. 4 2 2 1 0 ISccce, 4 0 11 3 1 4 fl l.in'sey.lb 4 1 2 In if. Casey, II 2 2 3 0 Anliiison.c 4 0 13 3 Smith, c. Phillips, p.

0 I llarned.p. Knelsch, 4 0 10 1 l.ynch.p.. Holsehiw.p 0 0 0 0 0 'ache, but I'd been knocked out. clean kavo like that doesn't hurt INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results other popular fighters forgotten a ll0ly. Net time I fought Jackson Mickey Shannon, Chicago lightweight boxer, who was killed in a bout with Harry Fay, Louisville scrapper, here last night.

Fay had knocked Shannon against the l-opes in the fourth round, Shannon's head struck the floor and death was almost instantan eous. Fay was arrested and released on. $1000 bond for manslaughter. The original Mickey Shannon Ray remember that everybody told TOMMY MILTON AND DE PAOLO TO KEEP BUSY be careful or he'd knock me out few months when they dropped out. The love of popularity and excitement is in his blood.

"Possibly a fight is no more strain mm with BATTLE CREEK Baltimore, 3 Toronto, 0 (first game). Toronton, Baltimore, 0 (second game, seven innings). Buffalo, 13; Reading, 5. Kochester, fl; Providence, 8. Jersey City-Syracuse (played as part of double-header Sunday).

The more they told me the I was that Jackson couldn't do Totals. 31! 12 27 1.1 .31 5 10 21 Wilkcs-Barre 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 j.Irror Callatther. Two-base hits Recce, Harned. Home run I nsey. 'Stolen bases Callaitlur, Kcece.

Sacrifice Casev. Left on bases Shamokin, and I went right after him Tommy Milton, world-famous auto- McMillan was killed in the same to Dundee than a game cf pool is to anyone else. He says he doesn't feel punches. He is as rugged as a piano mover and he hasn't lost any of I mobile racer, disclosed that in com-j ring. Standing of the Clubs Save him a beating.

a luck in fighting. I feel lucky 11 I think of all the good fellows (ieorgo Whitteri and Jack Uurkc.ipany with Peter de Paolo, the young Bh 1 1 i more former Possums, have signed to play sensation of the automobile racing enthusiasm. iought nearly all out of the Wilkes-Harre, 3. liases on naos Phillips, off Kncisch, 1. Hits Oil Phillips, 5 in 1 liininn; off k'neiscli, 5 in i in-iiiiiRs; off Holsclaw, 0 in ofr Harned, 12 in 7 1-3; off Lvnch, 0 in 2-3.

Wild pitch Harned. Winning pitcher Kneisch. Los-ins pitcher Humeri. Empires Clark unci Murphy. Time 1:311.

"CATS" DROP TO THIRD PLACE IN LEAGUE STANDING ne now and I'm still here fighting Won. IiOst Pet. 61 40 .604 50 40 53 41 .564 52 48 .520 40 40 .500 48 50 .400 38 60 .388 37 50 .385 "I train as hard as I light, sajc Dundee. "I work hard at everything. young fellows.

Buffalo Beading Kochester Jersey City Providence Syracuse When I was a kid working in my i with the Com Flakes, and it was said world this year, lie would participate that nthnr players well known several European races, including would join tlie Flakers. the Italian, French and Spanish Grand Prix events. Milton and de JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDING Paolo are to drive Dusenberg' spe- cials. The trouble with a lot of them was father's fish market I worked faster pry Dppn'OJ' t'ley gave up when they lost a I want and harder than anyone else two. They got discouraged SOt out of cmnllHnn II' tlll'V FOOTBALL TEAM Today's Games Baltimore at Jersey City.

Providence at Reading'. Toronto at Rochester. Syracuse at Buffalo. Birds. iiiii TREMAINE AND rpr T.TfT.n PTfi'MTfl'iflh Street Bin to go all the time.

I It's hard for a fellow like that to stop going, and it would bo cruel and become discouraored ho that Natalie Juniors f5' Save up trvine to keen in condi- Viflv Vine The Catasauqua Cats, leaders of the Iii-State League for quite some time, have dropped to third place in the. league race. Northampton is leadhig and Nazareth is second. Washington, N. is in fourth place while Lehighton is fifth and Easton is sixth.

Morrisette and Knetzer- are with 11 I'AHR MATUttJUU some of them would be on top heap yet. 1 guess I never got A sufficient commentary on human nature is the hotel's name woven into the towels. unusual punishment to c.ia.e Gllbert0'n football promoters out of boxing while 68 1 arJ sponsorSng a real, old-time picnic out of five of the youngsteis sent SaUmlay t0 start the won't drive Pigskin gab. From all appearances, FiirhHno- like West End Tigers 5 Depot Stars 4 Mount Carmel Juniors Slabtown Juniors 3 St. Aloyslus Cadets 2 Kast End 2 Atlas Yanks Sixth Street Juniors 1 Camptown Sluggers .6117 I .600 I .600 I .4001 .400 .167 .167, i v'ig golf to me.

I have a lot of Carl Tremaine and Johnny Farr, Cleveland bantamweights, have been signed to meet at Cleveland in a 10-round uo-decisidn bout on July 28. Oilberton will nave anoincr protus- Buy lu Mount Carmel. It pays. Catasirwqua. "Koting.

if a fellow beats me, I fight him to see if he can do Jgatii. That young fellow over In 1 sional eleven this fall. him out while he can draw a crowd. Not a chance..