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% cull "" a, i 5 ' , oy : : ann 4 v id : Nh, hl I-A EE Retains Heavyweight Title in Ten Round Decision Tunney Goes Down for the Count of Nine In Seventh; Dempsey Groggy at Finish Dempsey Comes Within Nar- row Margin of Winning the (jauged, Till: But Tunney's Science Was Too Much to Sta for Full Ten Rounds -- 150,000 See Great Ring Battle Toronto, Ont., ; Sop. 2 Where Jack I 'mpsey failed. Lewis came through. In the en bout of the Shamrock Club's show at the Arena ! isdav night the local con- tender for the Canadian welterweight crown demonstrated that "they can come back" by earning a clear-cut de- cesion in a ten-round go over Young of Louisville, Kentucky, the Southern champion and making AMenils for the decision that he dropped to the cor a week ago last Monday, Lewis' oi was by a far greater margin than was that of Firpo ten days ago. In the first clash Firpo took the first five, and then Lewis staged a rally that lasted until the end and almost wiped ont his opponent's early lead; but last night: Lewis went right after his con- queror, and hy a more varied attack and a much stronger defence went ent in front in the second round, and he steadily increased his lead round hv round, until at the start of the ninth all the lecal lad had to do was to re- tocimy, cre NEW MARTIN Al. Wilson --f 'Three Miles BATTLE IN THE CLOUDS COMEDY "DEAD EASY" BOY SCOUTS ain int the ring for the next two and be on his feet when the final fp eb Lins was apparent to most of the spectators, except the very strong Fir- po supporters, and the Southern also appeared to know that his only chance or MAKE it twp in a row over Lewis was to land a knockout punch. He was more aggressive in the ninth and tenth rounds and tried continually to slip across his right cross, but Lewis was Luot to be denied, and in the ninth add- "ed to his margin. In the final round Lewis decided that he would try for a sleep-producer, and with Firpo of the ave mind there was plenty of action, and he walked away with the honcrs here. The bout was Lewis' practically from the start, and Firpo's showing was a great disappointment to those who saw him in action last week, ust what was the cause of Firpo's failure to fight back to his former bout is hard to determine. The question of weight probably had more to do with it than anything else. In the first bout he Md in at 152 and lost his for- feit. Last night he came in at 147!4, nearly five pounds under his previous foundage, and he looked as if he had ost more than dead weight, There was not the power behind his punches that there was in his first appearance here, and he seemed to tire much earlier in the hout, Lewis Greatly Improved Of course, Lewis wis responsible in a degree for Firpo's different showing The local lad iH not wait for five rounds to start going and he had a more varied style of attick. Instead of trying to end hostilities with the aid of a left hook only, Lewis called a straight left into action and also made his right carn its passage. In the in- {ial bout Firpo jabbed away with a elt that Lewis evuld not stop fur five rounds, but last night the tale was a different oe, che Ca cadian had a good defence for this style of attack and while a number of them landed home on the target, a great number were picked off by Lewis' right glove and others were turned aside. Those that landed did not have the same snap or power Behind them. Of the pair, Lewis had the hetter left jab and all the way through he | was the aggressor. He bored in con- | tinually and at close quarters played | havoe. with Firpo amidships. The win- ner's attack to the body weakened | Firpo a lot and made him very cau- tious and he showed the greatest re- sneet. for Lewis' battering 'attack at close uarters, turning sideways and that you come early, Positively the Last O SAFE, SANE AND With new equipment and carried Canada's Premier Schoel -------- FLY ~see your City Oshawa from the air Rates $5.00 per Passenger $9 for Two Passengers--Malke up your own party Flying field 400 yards north of Kingston Highway between Fark Road and road from Stevenson's Corners, Flights made any time at your convenience, but we recommend Friday, Saturday and Sunday, This Week more than 10,000 passengers s'nce the war without the slightest mishap of any kind. 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Jack fell into a clinch, taking another right to the head as he camo in Jack drop- ped a left on Tunney's body, Jak hacked away whi'e the champion followed him acroes the ring with a volley of left and right hooks to the head close to the ropes, Gene missed an overhand right as the hell sounded, 3 Round two--Dempsey was fight- ing cautiously apparently seeking to evade the d'sastrous firét roind at Philadelphia last fall, He came ant Fovine and Gene shot a left and right to the chin. They were danc- Ing, boxing high, Gene dropped one over hand right on Dempsey's chin after chasing him to a ~orner, An- other richt missed and Demprey smashed a left to the body and 3 'ets to the ch'n hefore Tunney could tie him np Fonds high, Jack dodged away from a rirht, There was little action }'s they sparred carefully, In the ren're Tunney's left was ehort but Dempsey merely fell into a cl'neh. Mane missed two more lefts whi'e Jack clipped two hort left honks tn the hody as Dempsey lunred, Timney missed again, but managed to ~ateh him- self, and flicked two soft lefts to Tack's face as the round ended. Round three--Arain thev how ed rrefully, slowly, in the centre of 'he ring, As Dempsey was annarent- lv trying to tantalize Tunnev in'e leading and making an onen firht nf it. Tunney sneaked over pretty left jab. but teok a half dozen "n the hack of the neck Gene tnok the offensive, driving Dempser into the ropes where Jack tied him tight, As they both led in the ron- 're of the ring, Tunney led and fol nto Nempeey's straieht rieht smash tn the hndv. Oene he'd while Taek louted to the mid section, A r'eht mash tn the heart drove Trnnew "ark, Ag thev fiddled ahont, ey wove in close again to enff the back of Tunney's right and dug his left twice tn the "hampion's ribs ps the round ended. Round four---Dempsey trok the "ffancive bint Tunnev's rivht erack- 2d on h's chin. Gene's left at the ome mark. While Dempsey shot two rapid lefts to the body, which Tepe clnimed that the blows were snl apd fought hack 'desperately, as they fell' against the ropes. Gene missed with a right and took an- other left to the body Jack was lending again, short lefts to the body, while Tunney econnted just »# lightly to 'he head. Tunney now trying to nail Jack coming in, miss- ed with both hands _put saved him- self by falling into a clinch. Two right smashes to the chin stung Dempsey. Tunney lifted two more left hooks to the head and nailed Jack to the ropes. A right sent Jack reeling to the corner. A left hook nearly f'oored him as Demp- ey lay stunped against the ropes, Tunney missed with both hands, and the bell killed his opportunity. Round five--Dempsey's handlers worked furiously on him during the intermission, while Tunney's hand- 'ers claimed that stimulants were unnecessary. 'Tunney missed a right and fell into a clinch Jack ame in close, pounding to the body when Tunney over anxious, missed 'gain. Jack backed away now fal'- ing into the ropes as Tunney took to the attack. When Jack t'ed him 2p they sparred out to the centre of the ring. Demprey bobbed out of three left jabs ,he sent Tunnpey's head back with a stiff straight left. A right high om the temple shaok Demr-ey © gr. The ~hampion 'weked away however, comtemt to n joi iemiem) | | fl Tos Coup nav { jab and wait. In another clinch. 'ack rapped again om the back of Tunney's neck. Gene dug two mice --_ into Dempsey's hody at the Ye) Round six--Ther boxed carefr!'w several seconds before coming to- gether for a flurry of hody punches Fhe crowd bellowed as Dempsey' right, hand, old iron wike, smash- ed under Tuaney's 'hampion came back rapping both ade to the chim. around with a right bhaok t» in and fight. Losing his temper, Tack smashed Tunney with a left and right swing to the head. Gene dazed, grabbed Dempsey with both hands and still was holding fierce- ly 'at the bell. Round eight--Dempsey came out in a crouch, apparently somewhat recovered. Gene stabbed with his left and clinched. As Tunney baek- ed away furiously, Deunrpsey made no effort to catch him, merely walk- ing after him and taunting him to fight. Tunney did fight, whipping a left and right uppercut to Jack's ohin as he missed rights. 'Dempsey lifted his left to the jaw. In a elinch, Jack again cuffed Tunney's head. A smashing left to the body irove Tunney back and a right to the heart made him drag Jack. As Dempsey dodged. a right he slipped to one knee, no count, Gaining cour- age, Tunney flew at Dempsey puli- ing both hands to the head. Again Tunney nailed Jack with both hands to the chin as the former champion hounced on the ropes. They were boxing carefully, both tired, wajt- ing for openings as the round ended. Round nine--Tunney's retreating tactics drew hoos from the crowd between rounds. Jack grahbed the shamplon and smashed him half a dozen times on the back of the neva. They hoth had slowed up from the flerce pace, Tunney standing' in the centre of the ring had Jack off for a few moments with three straight left jabs but Jack bored Mzht tr close quarters, Coming to Gene's right opened a cut over Dempsey': right eye. The champion went af 'er the wound fiercely snapping out hoth hands high to the head. Jac' tried to hox, hut two solid right hounced off his jaw. Dempsey wa: wobbly but as he cocked his righ' ene ran away, The champion cam/ back however and rocked Jack agalr ith swinging smashes to the head Dempsey came to his corner a b! wobbly as the gong sounded. Round ten--They shook hands he centre of the ring. Jak floor ad Tunney again with a left and vi7ht to the chin., Gene was up he 'ore the timer could start count 'ng. Jack's right smashed inte "one's head again and the water rom Jack's hair splashed over the ringside writer Jack, the tiger g2in wha'ed with both hands but Tunney tied him up in a clinch, The' paused and as Dempsey dropped 11 hands, Tunnoy whipped left and ri~ht hoois into the Manassa maul Demin. head with his | er's f-ce Gene came Into the at | tack ripping both hands to the head hil» Dempsey appeared to tire 'ane 12'd him on the ropes but the ba~plon's two handed attack war an bit wild, Dempsey gave severa rights to the body. Gene eountere« "th a left, Badly staggered. Demp ev wabbled about the ring as the ell goutdet. The former champion' still groggy sparred dizzily after the gong. CUBAN WINS THIRD CHESS MATCH FOR CHAMPIONSHIF Buenos Aires, Sept. 23.--Jose R. Ca pablanca, of Cuba, titleholder, won th: third game last night of the series witl Alexander Alekhine, Russiian challen ger, for the world's chess champion ship. The chess masters are now tied Capablanca having resigned the firs: game, with a draw in the second. The third game began Wednesday and the Cuban champion had a slight advantage when it was adjourned Wednesday night. It was resumed a1 7 o'clock last evening, and the play according to experts, was most inter: esting. At the resumption of play last night Capablanca's first move was a check tc his opponent's king, and the Rus sion master was forced to abandon the match. Most men are arent believers in heredity until the son makes a fool »" himself. by "All 7 Oshana Druggists" Pirates Retain Lead, Split Even "With , New York New York, Sept, 2 2-7 he Pirates re- lined their three and one-half games Fl dvatage over the Giants yesterday K dividing a double-header 'with the ew Yorkers before 40,000 Pittsburg fans, the largest crowd to witness a National League engagement in this city. Ray Kremer twirled the league leaders to a 5 to 2 victory in the ghener, while Fitzsimmons hurled a to 1 verdict for New York in the 48 contest. Rogers Hornsby hit a home run in each game with a man on base, bring: ing hi season's total to 26. enton who started for the Giant: i the initial battle, gave way in the fifth to a pinch- hitter after the Cor sairs had scored all their runs, four of which came in the third, Plitt, re cently acquired from Brooklyn, and Faulkner succeeded Benton . on the peak. Hornsby Hits Second Homer The second game was started by Al dridge for the Pirates, but he was dri ven from the mound before the secon inning ended. With two down, Horns: by lifted his second homer of the da: on top of Roush's single. Terry doub led and counted on Jackson's single. Dawson replaced Aldridge and retired the side. Dawson was replaced by Perry in the ninth, Fitzsimmons al- lowed only two hits one of which was a homer by Harris in the fifth, ' Root registered his 26th victory of the season' when Chicago bunched hits behind Pruett's wildness to take the first game of the Chicago series from Philadelphia, 8 to 4. Hack Wilson tied the count for the Cubs in the sixth inning after the visitors had taken the lead by smashing out his twenty- eighth homer of the season, tying Cy Williams of the Phillies in the National League race, Cardinal Hopes Bolstered The waning penant hopes of the St. Louis Cardinals were bolstered up to- lav when the Cards rallied in the ninth nning to win the first game of the St. Louis series from the Boston Bra- ves, 6 to 5, and to take undisputed pos- session of second place. The Cardinals now are three games "ehind the leaque-leading Pirates and 'he Giants, who split a double-header with the Pirates, are three and a half rames behind. It was a pitchers' battle. Haines and Sherdel for the Cards, allowing seven hits, and Greenfield and Robertson for the Braves allowing eight. The Braves went into the lead in the seventh with two runs, only to be over- taken in the same frame hy the Car- dinals who added two runs. Boston again spurted into the lead in the eighth with two runs, Singles by Southworth, Toporcer and Douthit, together with a sacrifice, a walk and a Brave error, gave the Cardinals the tying and Winting runs in the ninth. eds Win Two The Reds Rely Wi the Robins twice | at Cincinnati, 2 to 1 in 12 innings and 4 to 3, Donohue winning his own game n the nightcap with a single in the 'ourth that sent what proved to be the jeciding tally over the plate. RHE 000002000-2 9 Pittsburg . 01400000 x5 10 Benton, Plitt, Faulkner and Zack, Taylor; Kremer and Earl Smith. Second game-- 2 New York 3100000217 12 0 Pittsburg . 0000100001 6 2 Fitzsimmons and Taylor; Aldridge, Dawson and Gooch. New York RHE Brooklyn 000 00010000 0-1 53 Cincinnati 000000001001-210 1 Petty and Henline; Luque and Har- grave. Second game-- RHE Brooklyn . 000020 ] 00-312 3 Cincinnati 0201 1 000x-4 8 3 Ehrhardt and Deberry: Donohue and Sukeforth. BASEBALL RECORDS NATIONAL NAL LEAGUE Lost Pct. Pittsburg Hl4 St. Lous ... New York .. Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Bc Cincinnati x2-4 Brooklyn Chicago. . .. 8 Philadelphia .. St. Lows 6 Boston xTwelve innings. T 's Games New York at Pittsburg: Brooklyn at Cincinnati: Philadelphia at Chicago; Boston at St. Louis. al aann DR J.D.KELLOGGS REMEDY Toronte sthma Dr. J.D. 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