Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 3

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Willard was represented hy Ray Archer, while were explained b; Eoth managers stated that they were in this city prepared to engage ring partners for their principals each carried a list of heavyweight hox- ers from which it was expected they would be selected. Archer waid that he was prepared to take such helpers back to Lawrenca, h him when he leaves for Wi ger, Willard physical work pounds in weight. desirous of geiting spar of about the height and particulaz Iy Z partners weight of ampion will do all of his work s home in Lawrence until six weeks before the bout, when. i | to the terms- of his contr. | Rickard, he will move to the the titular battle. In the interim, h {ever, Willard will find tima to ¥ a moving picture drama in whi will appear as the hero. Dempsey expects to le Beach tomorTow for a wuek t by engaging ot for r ter: days an atntts monta Betore to purchase a N. J ‘herc large farm near I he will do such training as Inay he necessary before moving 01 to the scene of the bout. Kearns said that Dempsey weighed 197 pounds at pres- ent and would enter the ring at be- tween 192 and 195 pounds. He will begin serious training on May 1 and will have as sparring part- ners the largest and heaviest men, who can be engaged in order that he m be accustomed to boxing with men near as possible the physical stanas of Willard. MURPHY FILES WRIT OF MANDAMUS TO EXAMINE BOOXS Chicago, March 18 W Murphy, former presid cago cilub of the National recently purchased five share: in th> organization, todzy file tion in the circuit court for harles th i o ue, who WILLARD AND DEMPSEY START TRAINING mandamus to compel officials of the cluo to allow him to examine its Looks nnl r( cords. action is directed against Fred m,he\l president, and Jobn U. , secreta.y, who Murphy alle relused his request that he i tor.ey be permitted 1o elv records. TO INVITE GERMANY TO OLYMPIC GAMES Geneva, March 11.—The Interna- | tional Olympic Committee stated that no decision has yet been reached as to the place for the holding of the |games of the seventh Olympiad in | 192 Germany, like all other nations, 1l be invited to compete. The ques- tion will be settled on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the revival of the Olympic games and the foundation of the International Olym- pic Committee to be held at Lausanne on April 5. Then the commitiee com- prising Baron Pierre de Coubertin, its president; Baron Godefroy de Blonay of Switzerland, and Baron de Lavel- eye of Belgium, will render a decision. Antwerp seems to be the favorite selection at present, with Amsterdam and Berne still candidates for honor. Rome has not been mentioned in committee circles, it was stated. “BABE"” RUTH NOT PRESENT TO TALK OVER TERMS New York, March 18.—"“Babe” Ruth leading pitcher and batsman of Boston American league team, did not accompany the vhen it sailed to- day for J le way to its training camp at Taumpa. Ruth who has not signed a_conir: ad an engagement here early to ) over terms with Harry Irazee, presi- dent of the club, but did not YANKEES AND DODGERS TO PLAY SEVEN EXHIBITION GAMES ew York, March 18 tion games will be played in the south between the New York America the Brooklyn Nationals on the: tralning trips, Charles Ebbets dent of the Brookl; club, here tonight - the pre announcec Columbus Early Closers. Columbus, O., March 18 lumbus Driving park has | five $2,000 events for Crand Circuit meeting, MARKET WAS DULL. 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This rnament the past two Peacock, chairman committee, has ithe courtesies of the A Better tourna- held than the -ones e South Shore club. d hooter said \n the writer ago last Augus ‘Give them the event for | know how to handle it.”” If business conditions become set- it'uri by mid-summer and the trap- i shooting classic is held in Chicago, it | would not be surprising if the num- |ber of entrants neared the thousand }lndll\ in the ham he ore life; they "'FAMING and TRUCKING DONE VERY PROMPTLY AND AT REASONABLE PRICES ARTHUR H. LATHR(\P Phass 122 |