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The" mout, a comeback‘ on the part

1.118. 11.18 "W111. 11411111118 in. 1110111118 pictures. was slow, wifh much clinching that failed to please the spectators. Renault much heavier than when in his prime and stout about the mid-section, forced the milling throughout, banging a short club-like right to DeKuh's chin ‘and pummelllng the Italian's body heav- ily in the clinches,

Monte Munn, battling barrister from Nebraska. scored a technical knockout over Chief Mewquah. In- dian sparring partner of Jack‘. Dempsey. in the first round of an- other l0 round heavyweight tustle.

Munn weighed 215 and Metoquah I89.

Says Gene Is In Fine Condition

SPECULATOR, N. Y., Aug. 27. -— More than 1,000 persons who watch- ed Gene Tunney box six rounds with his sparring partners yesterday have come to the conclusion that the Tunney who dethroned Jack Demp- sey at Philadelphia last year could- n't have been in better physical condition than he is today. He travelled six interesting and busy rounds, three each against Billy Vldabeck and Frank Muskie, and at,- ended up by breathing effortlessly, although he got a stiff workout from each man.

Tunney may do some boxing to- day. as he is not. to engage in any sparring tomorrow. Sunday will be a busy day and Gene expects to put in several rounds after he has

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MacAuIay May R o _t ii l‘ l1 To . Running Game

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‘ out. of-‘ylova Sootia run- His ‘return

would be II‘ tar-tho spo b8 his friendsaro. confident that he has more ability than Johnny Miles,

Charlie Snell or o " stars who have ‘ vlnces. < 1-». "

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WillS ‘For Evans - . _-,w-—- .1 .

MINNEAQQLIBAAILIB} ,‘- A 2o- foott putt, just OllQ-“QI ode‘ 50-foot pu ts Chick _ -_' b ‘ ylng, to sink ever e;_stareet:d%lay-l ing golf so on ' ‘ ago, went down, fort-he _ old veteran 011 the 37th green yesterday-and by the‘ narrow margin Jolie stroke‘ ill :11 holes or 11 in"; ‘golf chick‘ defeated pink-checked young Roland‘ MacKenzie, of Washington, and lentered the finals of the national |amateur championship. Bobby Jones lwili meet Chick Evans in the 36-11ole ‘match tomorrow for the amateur championship of the United States.

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Dempsey s Training

clrtcado, A 52v. ‘#:1111111, Demp- sey's extra Donn age was "visible at Lincoln Fields Camp yesterday. but he perspired freely and appeared well pleased after the day's work. A Wisconsin lumber Jack. Loo Pop-

tple, of Stevens Point, gave the form- er champion a workout on the inst,

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Favorites Take Mo. -1\1. B. I Circuit Races At Bangor

BANGOR. M18- 27. -—The Maine ished bunched for place. The best and New Brunswick Circuit races 0f 11mg o1‘ the Bangor meeting stands 111111 3511891‘ 1311' 91111861 today with at 3.0612, made by Bessie McKlyo four classes over a good track with on the‘ free-for-ali Thursday. Spect- flne weather. Top heavy favorites ators who have backed favorites for cleaned up in straight heats. but the week have cleaned up. none there was lively brushing for place. failing to come through, and long Beau Dillon, four-year-old, owned shots have had no chance. by A. Albright, Jr., of Newark, N. J.. SUMMARY of Jack Kingsleys string, repeated 2.2} {not Purse $500 his win of Tuesday, the only horse Beau Dillon’. b I. bl! Dillon here lobe started twice, taking the . Axworthy (Kingsley) ..i 3.22 pace the wictcran relnsman, Nan McKiyo, br m (Fox) ...2 ‘ Fair. beating out-the field for Gladys Direct. b 1n rKeyesg 4 sécdnd money with the Peter Mc- Justina, b m (Burrill) . . . . ..3 Klyo mare, Nan McKlyo, owned by Gyda Dewey also started. Lflipley and Nason of Lewiston, next Timc-2.l31/., 2.13%, 2.13111. best. 2.14 Pace: Purse S500

A. W. Walker, of Haverhlll, Mass, Henry of Navarre. r0 s, by

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drove his young roan stallion, Henry Napoleon Direct (Walker) 1 of Navarre, to a win in the 2.14 pace Earl North, b g (Chappelle) 2 with the Aroostook entry, Earl Northern Mac. br g (Fox) 3 3,‘ North, the best of the field. Gwen- Peter Tanlac, b g (Nevers) ..4 4 61 Y Motley. Canadian bred and John Opp and Hedgewood Lassie] ownedby Bimonson and Osborne, of 1 also started. tone. many times winner for; 'I‘ih1e--2.i3'/., 2.1514, 2.14.

p ‘Willard Troinor had the speed‘

of‘ 2.16 trot. She was driven 2.16 Trot; Purse $500

by‘ llildey today. Bonnie GirluGwendolyn Aubrey, b m, by owned by Harry Nevers, of Houlton1 Captain Aubrey lKingsley) i i 1 and Ilia 1Watts, of the Keyes, (SLIBonnie Girl, ch m (Nevers) 2 2 2 Stephpnl§tring in next places made Ella Watts, b m lKeyesl .. . .5 5 2 it something/of a race among downgGrace Worthy, b m (Wells) 4 3 0 easterns; f Benzol Jr., and Dagastan also

2.18 The Best started.

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day, although Betty Direct, owned‘ by E. P. Piper. of Belfast, campnign-| edall the way from Florida to Can-l ads. won as she pleased. On Tlmc, owned in Bangor, The Shiek of the Simmons’ stables and Tiny Wilkes, driven by Frank Fox, both from Lewlston, made hard drives and fin-

2.l8 Pace; Purse $500

Betty Direct, b n1, by Empire ‘

Direct lPiperl . . . . . . . . . .. 1 1 l On Time, b g (Chappellcl ...2 2 2. The Sheik. br g 4Sin1mo11s ..3 4 Li.‘

Tiny Wilkes and Mandy Forbes‘ also started.

Time—2.l1i, 2.13 1-2, 2.13 3-4.

0n Saturday afternoon the soc 0nd of a series of five cup races was staged on the Charlottetown Harbor and was won by the Minni- goo sailed by Messrs John 11111111111

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Trot Record For , Peter Manning;

SPRINGFIELD, 111., Aug. 27. --~ Peter Manning, "the world's wonder trotter,‘ established 11 new Illinois trotting record on the new State Fair truck here yesterday, covering the mile in two minutes and three Tile former

quarters of a second. record was two minutes and three and one-quartcl- seconds. Peter Manning holds a rtecord of‘ a mile in one nllnute and 49 3-4, lie was driven by Seth Palln, of Indian- apolis. ~

from the stake boat to York Point Buoy 1o Rosebank and sinke- boat Manager Loo Flynn h“ rulgdltwice around which was completed against, gny spur-mg 1mm nextiin two hours and lhil‘ly.lll'illllll‘fl. w k, The progrgmmg for the re-iille time limit being two hours and ma nder of the week calls for roadfnrty 1111111111181 work, ghgdow bqxmg‘ hltflng r1191‘ Fivc boats took the starters gnu .698 bag anq the dummies and glmilm-‘ou Saturday, Ghost, J- Lund and A. .571 exams-es‘ ‘Smith, Zenith, Malcolm Irwin and .586; be} E. Mclnnis, Busy Boy, 1.. McDon- 545 . , aid and Mclllniu, Shadow, liiclueml. - .471 YNDIANAPQLIS. 111d» 5118- 27- r" Minnigoo J. Piueau and Gordon _443‘Chuck Wiggins, Indianapolis heavy-,E,,5O,y_ s95 welsht. and Young Btriblu |"I‘herc was

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‘and Miss Jacobs, were the other quarter finalists, defeating respect- ively, Miss Kea Bouman, champion of Holland, in 6-1, 6-2, and Mrs. Edna i-louselt Roeser, New York, 6-8, 8-8, 6-1.

On the serength of their play thus ifar Miss Wills and Mrs. Chopin are favored to reach the finals on Mon- day, although the lattenwlll have keen competition in her match to- morrow withMiss Nuthall.

More successful in the doubles than ‘in the singles, the British put three teams in the semi-finals; Miss Nuthall and Miss Jaon Fry: Miss E. H. Harvey and Mrs. Kitty McKane, Gotlfree and Miss Gwynneth sterry and Mrs. John Hill.