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SPORT NOTESBy RAYMOND PEPPSfd TarrtejfHome say that Sid as a contender isdone. That a one for the joke book.In the role of a has been trying to come back Terris books up with BruceHoxvers, the colored flash from NewKoehelle.The fact that Hid must protect hisjaw is well known. Also, he must go back to his old style of boxing, that of letting his man chase him.We will not predict a championship,but we will say that Terris will cause trouble m the lightweight class.J«air i«vy Mot Buy 'rA.,few.^’.‘ars a*° *’hurley Comiekyof the Chicago White Sox broughtMoe Berg direct from Princeton toplay second base for the White Sox.r.\nienth Moe was in company that was too fast for him and was benched.Because of his hitting power Bergis still on the Chicago jiayroll, but is prolmldy due for a release or aular job next spring. Whichever nap-peus we feel sure that Moe will benefitby it. . v / ; rT rry^-‘^rmJSiith.*}*Vr i! is different. Jack waswith t liarleston last year and was taken into the big time by John Me-tiraiv. Mr. Met*raw is to develop Lew who is a- intcher as he did Andy Cohen and may send him to Atlanta next year.Jack still has hopes of liecoming ncoaster with Andy Cohen within the nest few year*.Tennisrl he hope of every tennis enthusiast is to gam a place on the I hi vis Cupteam. Junior Coen at the age of sixteen is where the best men get at the age of twenty-two.This Kansas City youth first plaved at the public parks but lately was puked up by Bill Tilden as the betyoungster he had ever seen. Since thenCoen has been under Tilden’s expert tutelage.Junior is the best proapect in rearsand the first Jew to gain such an honor.The University of Pennsylvania hasthe best tennis outlook in years. This is largely due to the steady playingof “tiabe” Lavine, Milt** Hofkin andNtm Kardou. All of these men have dayed good games all year and have oat very few matches.SentimentTwo weeks ago while talking to a friend the conversation led up to sports.The Jewish athlete came up for discussion. Not as to his value to sport,but to his being appreciated. I contendthat the public as a whole appreciatethe Jewish athlete more than do the Jews.I base these claims on the manner to which the are written up hy daily re in whirfa both Jewish and Cen•port critics write. |I would appreciate and welcome all correspoodence either informativeor otherwise Please addrea%jdi communication* to me at 728 Ledfer Bldg,1
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Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, May 11, 1928
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