oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-01

FALSE TEETH MAY COST CRIQUI BOUT (By Davis J. Walsh) (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, June 1.—Casting a hint of honest doubt on an issue that was supposed to be fore-ordained, such eminent minds as Johnny Coulon and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien today declined to string along with the common impression that Johnny Kilbane is certain to knock Eugene Criqui upside down at the Polo Grounds tomorrow. They granted that Kilbane is a marvel of speed and hitting ability. They granted that, all going well, Kilbane should win, but neither conceded that. Criqui is the push-over, that prevalent opinion would have him. "He is fast a good socker and very easy," declared Coulon, who has seen the French challenger in action many times. "The funny thing about Criqui is that he has become very rigged and tough within the last two years. Pal Moore did not knock him out in spite of the records. The Frenchman was hit low and could not continue, but the referee refused to allow a claim of foul." "Of course, Criqui is easy to hit, but he is the cleanest hitter in the game today with the possible exception of Benny Leonard, but there is no getting around the fact that Criqui is an extremely dangerous puncher and very foxy in the ring. It ought to be a great fight." Coulon was then asked whether the false teeth the Frenchmen is forced to use did not militate against punch absorbing and he conceded that this was not at all unlikely, since clenched teeth formed the best resistance against a punch and Criqui's, of necessity, were rather loose. Tagging all the Bases The Yankas stepped out to a 7 1-2 game lead in the so-called American League race by taking a fall out of the Red Sox 8 to 1. Every member of the Browns hit safely and the troubled Tigers went KILBANE VICTIM PLANS COMEBACK Alvie Miller. Johnny Kilbane's ability to round into perfect form for his battle with Eugene Criqui after over a decade as champion has aroused in Alvie Miller's breast the hope that he can return to his old-time form and once more get into the fistic swim -- perhaps to get a crack at Kilbane or his conqueror when the king falls. Miller was the victim in the meanest fight Kilbane ever put up. It was a grudge battle. Now Miller is planning to re-enter the game via a match with Mog Pugh at Lorain June 4. Baseball PACIFIC COAST San Francisco Sacramento Portland Vernon Salt Lake Los Argeler Seattle Oakland Yesterday Los Angeles, 6; Oakland, 6; San Sacramento, 2; Seattle, 8; Salt NATIONAL New York Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Boston Philadelphia AMERICA New York Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Washington Chicago Boston JOE GORMAN PORTLAND, O Gorman fought a with Bud Ridley event of the box night. Ripley drew the third round, Gorman finished Grandella took the Gordon after odds he would not last preliminaries prouts. In a modern her suddenly and of the window." glass eye! WOMAN PRIDE Tagging all the Bases The Yauks stepped out to a 7 1-2 game lead in the so-called American League race by taking a fall out of the Red Sox 8 to 1. Every member of the Browns hit safely and the troubled Tigers went down to defeat 8 to 3. Severeld got five hits in five times up. Home runs by Meusel, Groh and Kelly proved of great aid to the left hand of Jack Bentley, in pitching the Giants to a 4 to 1 decision over the Phillies. Aided by Speaker's homer with one on in the sixth, the White Sox finished second to the Indians by a score of 5 to 4. The Indians moved into second place. YESTERDAY'S HOMERS National No. Total Kelly, New York ... 1 4 Groh, New York ... 1 3 Meusel, New York ... 1 3 American Speaker, Cleveland ... 1 3 Totals National 157; last year 121. American 93; last year 145. FULLERTON GIRLS WIN COUNTY TITLE Fullerton H. S. girls' baseball team yesterday afternoon defeated the Orange team on the Fullerton athletic grounds, and won the championship of Orange-co, by a score of 7 to 5. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. WHY BE FAT Take a course of treatment at the Marcelle School of Reducing 207 S. Garnsey St., Santa Ana, Cal. Phone 860-R SARAZEN WINS 1ST FOREIGN TOURNEY (By International News Service) LYNTHAM, England, June 1.—Displaying a diversity of strokes which enabled him to come from behind in a sensational manner, Gene Sarazen, the American open champion, this afternoon won his first foreign tournament when he captured the Northern British golf championship. Sarazen finished with a score of 290 for the 72 holes, completing the last 18 moles in 73. Walter Hagen of New York, British open champion, finished in second place with a score of 292. Hagen, away badly in the early play came through with a good 71 in the last 18 holes. Joe Kirkwood, Australian champion, finished with an even 300, doing the last 18-in-74. Jim Barnes, former American champion, in a tie with Jangle of South Africa at the end of the 54th hole, turned in a 73 for the last 18, finishing with 302. Jangle took 77 for his last round, which brought him behind Barnes with 304. LYTHAM, England, June 1.—Playing sensationally, Gene Sarazen, American open champion, came up from the rear today to go into a tie with John Ball of England for the lead at the end of 54 holes in the Northern Britain golf championship. Sarazen scored a remarkable 68 and finished the round with a medal score of 217. Ball having a 73 for the same total. Eighteen holes remain to be played. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. ANAHEIM Help Yourself Sto G. E. Manspeaker 249 East Center Street "A H ANAHEIM Help Yourself Sto G. E. 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New York ... 30 11 .732 Pittsburg ... 24 16 .600 Brooklyn ... 21 18 .538 St. Louis ... 20 22 .476 Cincinnati ... 18 20 .474 Chicago ... 18 21 .462 Boston ... 19 23 .410 Philadelphia ... 12 28 .300 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York ... 29 10 .744 Philadelphia ... 20 16 .556 Cleveland ... 22 17 .564 Detroit ... 19 21 .473 St. Louis ... 16 21 .432 Washington ... 15 20 .429 Chicago ... 14 22 .389 Boston ... 13 21 .382 JOE GORMAN DRAWS PORTLAND, Ore., June 1 — Joe Gorman fought a ten-round draw with Bud Ridley in the headline event of the boxing show here last night. Ripley dropped Gorman in the third round, a count of nine, but Gorman finished strong. Frankie Grandella took the decision from Abe Gordon after odds were wagered that he would not last six rounds. Four preliminaries preceded the main bouts. In a modern novel: "Trevor left her suddenly and threw his eye out of the window." Ah, a hero with a glass eye! WOMAN PHYSICIAN RIDES IN STEERAGE HEAVY CHALLENGER GOES INTO TRAINING Tom Gibbons, left, and his trainer, "Buck" Pape, at Great Falls, Mont. Tommy Gibbons, the Minnesota mauler who will swap wallops with one J. Dempsey, shipbuilder and heavy champ, at Shelby, Mont., July 4, has gone into training for the joust. Gibbons and his trainer, "Buck" Pape, have set up quarters at Great Falls Monument. MRS. MALLORY WINS CHESWICK, England, June 1 — Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory women’s singles champion of America, won her way into the final round of the Middlesex tennis championship today by defeating Miss Clarke in straight sets. The scores were 6-2 and 6-3. The American was not extended at any time during the match. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS WATERLOO — Sammy Mandell knocked out Johnny Mahoney in the fifth round. Joe Mandell and Frankie Bush batted eight rounds to a draw. There were 7,285 divorces in Chicago in 1922, and our guess is that not one of the women concerned could make good lemon pie. In a modern novel: "Trevor left her suddenly and threw his eye out of the window." Ah, a hero with a glass eye! WOMAN PHYSICIAN RIDES IN STEERAGE Dr. Eather Lovejoy. Dr. Eather Lovejoy, woman physician and near east relief worker, who was personally decorated by the king of Greece a short time ago with the first Greek war cross ever awarded a woman, came home to New York recently in the steerage of the steamer Berengaria. She found she could save the difference between $300, first-class passage, and $78.50 and apply it to her hospital work among the sufferers of Greece. MRS. MALLORY WINS CHESWICK, England, June 1 — Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory women’s singles champion of America, won her way into the final round of the Middlesex tennis championship today by defeating Miss Clarke in straight sets. The scores were 6-2 and 6-3. The American was not extended at any time during the match. LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS WATERLOO — Sammy Mandell knocked out Johnny Mahoney in the fifth round. 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