Cuban Player Will
Sue Cincinnati Club
Baseball is threatened with another
law-suit. Manuel Cueto, who was re-
! leased by the Cincinnati Reds to the
! Rochester club last August as part
didn't receive
share of the world's
Cueto has engaged a
series money.
lawyer to set forth his claim on the
ground that he played with the Reds
long enough to entitle him to a. slice
of the melon. Inasmuch as the money
was paid to the Reds in October.
Cueto will probably have to hail all
of them into court in order to obtain
a judgment. Even then he will find
It hard to collect.
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Terry c
LS WAJ A. REAL.
Some of the present day boxers are
noted for their stalling tactics, but
they could never say that about Terry
McGovern.
McGovern always fought to win
and win as quickly as his doughty
fists could accomplish their clenched
mission. Although he was embroiled
in two of them, Terry McGovern
never faked a fight. His fighting in
stinct simply couldn't permit it. That
Joe Cans layed down to McGovern in
Chicago is undeniable. But Terry
had no part in the fraud, and would
have probably won as quickly as hr
did, even had the Old Master fough:
his best. The nearest Terry ever came
to a "frame up" was with Eddie San
try, one of his strongest rivals in th.
featherweights ranks. Its an amusing i
little yarn and is a fine example of;
Terry McGovern's clear-strain lust for ;
"square" fighting.
Santry. good as he was, never fig
ured anything like an even chance
with McGovern. Rather than blight
Eddie's career entirely matters were
arranged so that Terry would allow
the Chieagoan to last the six rounds.
