Brooklyn's "dodgers" and the St. Louis Cardinals continued their red bot race for top spot in the National League pennant chase when the Dodgers trimmed the Chicago Cubs 7 to 3 and the Cards trounced the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 2.
Pittsburgh and New York fought a 7 to 7 draw in a thirteen inning tilt at the polo grounds, which was called off because of darkness. The game was a parade of pitchers, the Pirates using four hurlers to stem the 12 hit New York attack, while the Giants called on three men for mound duty.
Whirlwind Aggression Box Scores More complete fighters such as Miz-Jer, with fine: boxing. ability and punching power, seem to wither up ini face of Bergs whirlwind aggression. Mizler was certainly off form but perhaps Berg must take most of the credit for that. He knows how fo throw a stylish boxer out of his stride and he never stopped worrying Mizler; who became so anxious that he seemed to forget all about his sturdy left hand.
The other fighter who is still sling. ing punches after 15 years of it is Phil Zwick, at one time a contender for world feather-weight championship honours. He recently gave a boxing and punching lesson to Gene Ward, a highly premissing Chicago negro.
Zwick, who has fought in many parts of the world, is still willing and able to take on the best featherweights. Since he fought in boxing matches at school before turning professional, he must have been at the lo for about 20 years.
"When Tarleton next steps into the g in defence of his title he will creating a British record. It will his tenth featherweight title fight, ich is more times than any other man, ie. a man who has to make the weight. Bombardier Billy Wells, of courėe, fought in sixteen heavyweight title fights, but he did not have to worry about weight—Reuter.
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