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Show PAGE SIX fPROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 196 Schmeling Calls Shot On Joe, A Short RightT Predicts Win By Kayo Black Uhlan Talks a Good Fight On Arrival In United States For Louis Go By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent TSTEW YORK, April 22 .(U.R) Max Schmeling. the black Uhlan of the Rhine, is in town and has the situation well in hand. Vocally, that is. Time may have pudgied up his jowls a bit. and taken a bit of the spring from his walk, but it has left his vocal cords unscarred. From the minute min-ute he popped from his stateroom on the Bremen to prcet the hundred hun-dred or more intrepid bndywayites who sailed down to quarantine to meet him. until he was tucked safely away in his hotel .suite, . he talked a great fight. veteran light critics who have been going down the bjy tn meet Max for the past seven or eight years (and also to enjoy the rich creamy Pilsner the line dispenses t o the press in the ship's nursery as the. bo&t loafs into the harbor-1 agreed he had never been in better voice. In fact, iir they swag Schmeling gered down the gangplank trying to look as if they had come all the way from uci iimiiy, wiu iioi jus i a lew miles past the Statue of Liberty, j they endorsed his talk as the most ! fl BOWLING ALLEYS PARK R0-SHE Open to the Public Any Night! Tournament 'Completed FOUR FIRST-CLASS FIRST-CLASS ALLEYS A ir-iit Sport for Men or Women! j y Disbes "r I (LcTSY I Movvers j j t Usr r-? Lamps H P Vv 'TfJ L-lj I I Kitehen- IS l ft 1 (r-rJ ware J H EVERYTHING jJjjJJjJJ -tiT n C GREATLY v . .UP. H REDUCED rfxiiri I JIJJ . S "j- PRICES jl0 tT ' APRIL STORE-WIDE ENDS SATURDAY EVENING Kit West Center St. "WHERE BARGAINS AWAIT YOU" HOME OF SPEED QUEEN WASHERS finished bit of whistling past the ; graveyard since Max Baer, speak- ing from under his bed in his speculator retreat, promised to chill Joe Lcuis with one mighty punch. Predict Kayo Schmeling said he positively would knock out Louis on the night of June 18. Moreover, he calied the winning shot a short right hand to the countenance. He said it wouldn't travel far just the same sort cf jolting punch that harassed poor Willie Stribling at Cleveland, and made a sickening sicken-ing sight of Mickey Walker's classic features. The boys were inclined to discount his calling the shot, however, for as they pointed cut,, he had to call a r ight jiand shot or no shot at all. being as that is strictly all he has. Ma:; said he had made up his . Own mind about Louis after seeing see-ing the moving pictures of Joe's fight with Camera, and watching, "with his own eyes, Joe's execution of Paulino. He said Joe not only didn't know' the proper technique of throwing a right hand punch, but also a pucker for one. One l reporter was tactless enough to ask Max how it was that Louis, if he was a clumsy oaf at right-hand right-hand pitching, managed to stiffen Paulino with that sort of curve, when he Schmeling t failed to do ) the same thing in mor e than 40 ; rounds of target practice with the old Basque. Fortunately, for the ' more sensitive souls of the box ins set, host Joe Jacobs passed a dr ink at this point, and Schmeling didn't have to answer. Silent Joe Listening to Schmelipg on his soap box. I couldn't help contrasting contrast-ing his loquacity with the taciturnity taci-turnity of Louis. Ask Joe in a crowd what he expects to do to an opponent, and he never knows. Ask him alone, and if you're in his c nfidence he'll tell you m the sign language of a man who doesn't care much for talking. He'll use his fingers. One for the first round, two for the second, three for- the third. And it's1 amazing amaz-ing how close he has come to calling call-ing his shots. Not quite as accurately ac-curately as did the lug man Ruth ori that sunny afternoon in Cn-e-igo. when the taunts of the, .Cubs got under his thick skin, but nearly. near-ly. And you'd be surprised to know the number of fingers Joe held up when he was asked about riM not Schmeling but Jim Rraddack I'll give voua hint: Take DON'T MISS IT! IT- ft? Al Duel to Death on Western Plains .... ' r 4- -5 M -- 9 '"! i i x h t . K M. i:ic;izi:ilf. S;oi Snort int. stanininu. their antlei two niagnificent bucks, in the raif -X. y'St&ZM- - x' "V c- - t-x-jj'&'J ihey foiiplit to the death on a hnpe Pecos, in Texas. The ciiru rfsnlt of ' ither for mast' iy of the 1 1 r 1 or jo.- 1 n d. tin id. pit t u re tin- oth. piaiu; up in o w . w Ml tin- spl ! A few c 1 1 a u -1 and i md pioudly NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of Teams W. L New York 6 1 Pittsburgh 3 2 St. Louis 3 2 Philadelphia 4 4 Cincinnati 3 4 Chicago 3 4 Boston 2 4 Hrooklvn 2 5 Pet. .857 600 ! .600 1 500 ; .429 i .429 1 .333 ' .286 i Tuesday's Ilesults New York 7, Philadelphia 6. Ho-ton 6. Brooklyn 6 (called end 2th; darkness i. KSKIMO "(ANT TAKK" HIS TOLKIK) .l l'i Kskirno Cheeket Kuttmi-L'nket says he eats- raw meat in his native Alaska, but admits ad-mits that when it comes to American Amer-ican gm. he "can't take it." a number subtract i C ipyright from one to ten then 1936 bv I'nited Pre: 161 West J Center St. c C 1 1- all rijlits reserved. o k (1 in their moi ial conihat, scene ahoVe, ai'C pictured as game preserve west of the the elemental duel, waced sion of a doe. is revealed rulid hi aiiiri' at right lying in i ii u t - aiterward. tin- latter over the Pecos pastures. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L. 1 2 Pet. .800 .75 .667 .55e .500 .40 .167' .143 6. ixChicago 4 Boston 6 Cleveland 4 Washington 5 4 4 3 New York 4 Detroit 2 St. Louis 1.5 Philadelphia 1 6 Tuesday's Results New York 7, Philadelphia j Boston 8, Washington 1 i called Inst of 7th; rain). St. Louis at Detroit, postponed, cold. Cleveland at Chicago, postponed Cold. GRANVILLE BEATS REIGH 5 LENGTHS NEW YORK. April 22 d'.i:. -The Kentucky derby stock of Willis Wil-lis Sharpe Kilmer 's Ned Reigh i took a fharp drop today after rul- ing third choice in the winter book for several wefks. William Woodward's Granville j son of Gallant Fox. 1930 derby: winner, triumpTied by five lengths ovci Ned Reigh in the B,ridge-hampton B,ridge-hampton purse yesterday at Jamaica, Jam-aica, covering the mile and 70 yards in 1:43 2-5. Net! Reigh went to the post the even money-favorite money-favorite but never was seriously in the running. UO(ZiA SMEA HEiOHT, 5"FJEET7 flNCH&P. NElOHT,00 POU NOvP. BftOWM HRlta, &UJE EVES, 30eN, NEW YOfcK,OTY; MAY 30, 1013 fcEMNWE, OLIVE SWEA. MATTEiMONlRL. SCO(Ze:0'0. .tip Closeup and Comedy by ERSKINE JOHNSON-GEORGE SCARBO MK v i- BOSTON MOUND STAFF IN FORM Grove Allows But i 3 Hits, Wins . From Washington ; Bees, Dodgers Tie. ! . u By JUarilY StfiTfcB '' ' United Prss Staff Oorrespondent EW YORK, AptU ,22 W-Early W-Early eyidenck indicate? Joe Ctp-njri, Ctp-njri, youthful fioston Red Sox pilbt wa? right when h,e i?aid: "Give TTs some pitching to help Grove and Ferrell and we'll win the pennant." pen-nant." The Boston Red Sox were riding rid-ing along in second place in the American league today, , with six victories and, two defeats, and Lefty Grove and Ferrell hive done their share to . put them there. Grove and Ferrell have , won two games each arid share with Buck Newsom Washington, and Schoolboy School-boy Rowe, Petrolt, the lead among American league pitchers, urove in Form Grove won his second straight yesterday, an abbreviated 8-1 triumph tri-umph over Washington. When rain i halted the game at the end of the i sixth inning Grove had allowed only three hits. The only run made off him resulted from an error and the failure of the in- i field to make a double play. In 15 innings Grove has allowed I only five hits and one unearned , run. The Yankees did another ninth-j ninth-j inning tailspin against the Ath-I Ath-I letics, but came out it just in time to eke out a 7-6 victory. New Y'ork led 7-2 going into the final inning. Wally Moses' triple with the bases loaded and Puc-cinelli's Puc-cinelli's single drove in four runs before the rally was finally halted Giants Win After the Phillies had scored four runs in the eighth and one in the ninth to tie the score, the New York Giants won out in their half of the ninth, 7-6. Jim Ripple's single ,an infield out, a walk and Hank Leiber's single off Curt Davis gave the Giants their sixth victory in seven games played. The Brooklyn Dodgers and Bos ton Bees played a 6-6 tie which was called at the end of the twelfth with one out on singles by Frey and Lindstrom and a walk io Bucher but Seibert hit into a double play. The other games were cancelled because of cold weather. Yesterday's hero: Eric McNair. Red Sox. who drove in four runs with a homer and a single. STRIPP REJOINS DODGER LINEUP NEW YORK. April 22 r.R--Manager Casey Stengel revised the Brooklyn infield today, with Joe Stripp. last of the major league holdouts, signed to the Dodger contract. Stripp went to third, and Jimmy Bucher was expected to go to second, with Linus Frey moving to his old position at shortstop in place of Ben Geraghty. Stripp was believed to have signed for 58,000. a reduction of $1000 from his 1935 pay. SCHOOL eWKET&.l- lELOOM MUVEJ SPOOTlMG EVENT DOTES ON FOOT & ALU ' V HOOVCCO I &2 txrai 1 -i Who Said Trucking Is Man's Job IpP Baby carriage or two-ton truck they're all the same tx Mrs. Hugh Kizer of Albany, Ore. She started driving her husband s truck three years ago when he became ill and was forced to stay in a hospital for a year. She became so proficient that today she Is rated as one of the best truck drivers in the state and her services are much in demand & IDAHO SLUGGER MEETS PIERCE Battling Lamoreaux. the 170-pound 170-pound fighting machine who put on a toe-to-toe slugging bee with Jack Dempsey when the maulei was on the comeback trail, has .agreed to fight Arcade Pierce. Springville, in the main event at Park Ro-She Monday. Lamoreaux will be remembered around here mainly for his set-tc with Dempsey in Boise. Idaho, several years ago. Instead of going on the defensive, Lamoreaux Lamor-eaux stood up to the former world champion and battled Dempsey until the crowd was in a frenzy Dempsey was so impressed with the Idaho man that he took hirr :ilong as sparring partner. Although Pierce lacks the experience ex-perience of Lamoreaux, he is coming com-ing along fast and several attractive attrac-tive bids have been received for his services by big-time promoters and trainers. 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