Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-08-13 | Page 4 | Flynn is due in Chicago Sunday; Gibson En Route

v lynn Flynn Is Due in Chicago Sunday Gibson En Ei Route Arrival of Fighters Is Main Interest of the Fans Fans' Now Aug 3 3 Now APh-Now CHICAGO Aug AP that the big task of choosing a suitable million dollar r layout where here the fighters fighters' may train has been com completed the Interest In the approaching up- up Tunney-D Tunney Dempsey Tunney-Dempsey fight la is centering on tile the arrival of the two fighters at their training camps Billy Gibson chief of tile the Tunney forces has left for the East to bring on the champIon and his retinue willIe while Leo Flynn manager of Dem Dempsey Demp- Demp SO sey Is expected tomorrow to arra ar- ar ra range for the tho challengers quarters Tex Rickard himself Is expected to arrive about the same time as l lynn Flynn arid and launch Into the final details of bf handling the big tight fight ot of which lie Is the actual thou though h not nominal promoter Worlds World's Champ Leads Field in National Meet DULUTH Minto inh Aug 13 ArThe Ar- Ar The champion champlon horse hoe thrower throw r. r C. C C. C Davis of Colu ColUmbus Ohio tod today y was was o out t In front forthe for lor the first time since the of the national pitchers pitchers' tournament Monday he has had the highest 1 percentage ot of ringers from the start t was not until conclusion of the first third ot of the final matches last night that h stepp d ahead In games von Twelve supervisors rs of tile the round robin today started the second part of the three day finals Davis lost only one match yesterday having been beaten by Howard Collier of Canton Ill Bert Duryee of Wichita Kansas i state champion was right behind I DavIs having dropped only two h matches C. C Jackson of and Jimmy Risk of r. r Irni Ind were lois his conquerors was fourth in In the standings with four defeats yest yesterday rda with l Jackson Jack Jack- son Lamoni Iowa former wands wand's champion just ahead ot of him with three losses Two worlds world's records for women were broken yesterday by Mrs C. C A. A Lanham of Bloomington Ill Mrs Lanham a former worlds world's champion pitched Alx ix consecutive do doUble le ring ring- ers beating the former marlc ot of five and sh she made an average of 1133 In one game ame overshooting the record of