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Show S 'drit land RfcjriM' 1 1 ght, 122 N v. York Tribune,; O GEORGE SISLER led to sa that when Cobb s mt v. do he sR would be unfilled through fcxpoi.e.i' the hit and run fcr watch hi- fame on Mort-, jftages "n some day they shout. "The jBds dead!" ZKecords hold the old stars think tti-j crown from Ty Lfc's head Sacea on ours will be a per-! w TJkttvo i .ittinK eyes nince in s time flCW the glor of enduring ssjsve been heroes worthy of al I and Hans and Larry play-J I uo game. fen some day the Tiger leaves I Jalr pes his final kitty from tho t the erdi-l. with a lo p to , march In the golden realm of m one to say, "I've seen them kve lamped mv share of the kde, here Bill Keeler leaned against ball Mr hits the slugging Hornsby Ie Bl It comes to landing on the Bg rival pitchers rough abuse, , Kthc ILayor now of Blooie- Vthe nectarine that holds the ilg up""-' I'i ' ''' hn l to date n tho unexpected paco set by te Sox The Great Kid. moan Bloason. nus promulgated the fracle of the ear, with a ball It, back In tie whirl of April Kseemed to be comfortably In seventh place. When the ted out June with a clatter of night victories there was a Sommotlon up and down the Ovlng again the value of In-adcrshlp In-adcrshlp feffer who can lose such ball-as ball-as Weaver, Jackson, Felch. Williams and Cicotte and l.year be up again, clawing Second place, dc.vrven all the lean pack In a box car. MtS NO HURRY, ftndler has been In no great Uake hie big shot at the llght-M6' llght-M6' preforrlng to complete his gent before risking a setback. ' PhlLadelphlan ha mmo for- dlly in the la.t two yearo acquiring added experience and skill along the route. As a result of this wary policy, Tendler now has something bettor than an outside chance to take possession pos-session of the castle At least he is no part of x set-up, to be taken for granted grant-ed before a blow Is struck. He knows his business and lie can hit The Hon. William Muidoon. of the Xew York State Athletic commission, may make his share of mistakes, but to be both fearless and honest is a mixture that wipes away a multitude of errors Mr Muidoon has no widespread wide-spread authority to decapitate champions. champ-ions. But few champions, in turn, eare to he publicly branded as "title defaulters," who t.re leery of leaving their chins In tho way. So in this con-nec'.lon con-nec'.lon he may do quite a bit of good THE RECORD. Of all snd words from sorrows vine, The 6Rddest are, "I'm playing nine." Sadder than falling clods that skid Upon the coffin's somber Hd. Referring again to Chairman Muidoon. Mui-doon. if the boxing game around Nov.-York Nov.-York and elsewhere was ever permitted per-mitted to run its' If for a brief spell, the deadly fumes arising would soon asphyxiate all concerned. Including the hardened nubile, that has taken much more punishment than all the boxers that ever lived. Walter Hogen is one of tho few golfers who Jumped to the front with little competitive experience. In his first start 1013. he finished fourth In his second start. l&M, he finished first The same applies to Frances uuimot. who finished first In his first open championship. But thl isn't the normal procedure. Barnes had to wait nine years, Evans eight years and most of the others are stlil waiting. wait-ing. Which recall the fact that It is Bobby Jone?;' third start In an open test Hp finished in a tlo for eighth Place in 1P20 Last summer ho fln- Shed In a tio for fifth The experience he gained In those two competitions will give him an even better chance n his third test this week. Outside training is necossarv In all games, but experience comes "onlv In competitions hich accounts for the fact that so man'- champion boxers after reaching the lop, bogtn to oklci through lack of sultnblo opponent. Dompsey will need more than ono stirring battle under his belt before he Is at his best again. - !fl |