The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 34

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 3, ‘1920. NOCKS SH ARKEY OUT IN LAST ROUND OF SENSATION AL BOUT LYNG PUTS OVERKN KNOCKOUT . [LYNCH K. 0’S SHARKEY | = By Thornton, Fisher, Mester Golf : eee ots, War With East ~«|United States Golf Association, de ql , “fy jclared Albert R. Gates, Vico President : : FS ayes, {of that body and = member of the ; : fe, Oe ; Calumet Country Club, whieh ts an ac I y ‘ 2 ‘ 7e- \ tive member of the United States Golf he ys Association, In @ statement Issued tas, | night relative to recent plans a@n- twunced fue expuudion uf the Western Assuciucton, = See. SSS ae ggtsas ee hom antams Put Up Sensational Battle Before Crowd Which| Y D> am acy FEE | More sunport tor ©. 8: Gott Aaewet- Packed Madison Square Garden—Bout Nip and Tuck Right ae : AEE | ‘posrox, The Massashu Dee ' to the End, Although Sharkey Was Floored Cleanly in Hy prs 3 8 Golf Avsvciation aligned tseit u y with Gal! United states Golt iy Aasociation in the controversy en Seventh Round. | ¥ = . tlrentens to develop & conflict over yj 7 =a | woverninent of golf in this coun A RIGHT HOOK ™ Executive asemmitess of . a . State Assuciauon drew up formal fr TO THE JAW : lutions regretting the appearance o SENT SHARKEY 4 . SHARES REFUSED dissension, oxpronting strong oppo» PUT” LONG tion to the suggestion of supplanting By Vincent Treanor, JNCHED tottering across the ring in the fifteenth and jast round from Joe Lynch’s corner, at Madison Square Garden last night, Jack % : Sharkey instinctively sought the safety of his own. Here he doubleu| OWN FOR THE x aa FoR JOE A imseif up, crossed his short, thick right arm protectingly over his face,| TOUNT 2 ¢ DD eran ain and tried to make the left shield him fron the punches Lynch might shoot tnto lis J body. .Lynch followed him closely, and as | as re ; Sharkey turned around to face the music, LJ as it were, Lynch drove in a curving right | to the jaw. ‘The sturdy legs of Sharkey Es BE Polo Grounds,Sat., 2 P.M. quivered. Lynch then, pushing the arms of | THE GREAT JIM THORPE'S Sharkey away from his face, duplicated es : CANTON BULLDOGS the punch, Little Jack felt the sting of the LirtLte JACK SHARKEY second blow, but he still held his feet spread | ¢ : FTER. A GAME FIGHT HANGING Mr a him, As Lynch drew back, as if studying where to plant the néxt | “Trigg eS SHAMEL Lgfbiid i ROPES woud Hane d jack TRIEO THE OVER THE IN THE : mY | ch, Sharkey sank to the ground without 6eing hit. His legs wouldn't | CGpee AERIAL ATTACK ON JOE (SH ROUND - HE GINALLY A CLOWN 7 Tapte MiDGEN SMITH cs hold him up any longer. Referee Patsy Haley began counting over him, | ROLLED TO THE FLOOR. JUST 21 SECONDS TO SEND PHIL FRAN CHINE nro feel Gunton harkey shaking his head meanwhile as if to clear {it of the cobwebs or | TED f& SOUND SLEEP— SMITH IS BANTAM, FEATHER. LIGHT Seetton corse! Tone, Sotduan Whatever gathers when a fighter 18 on the vergo of a knockout AND WAS Cou hore ae Toes Bae, Winensia : ’ opens i‘ our AND WELTERWEIGHT EHAHO OF PANAMA See oe owe talipinn’ nee sete faseee verses onin| PLE @ Lacilities to eich HE UBS Ane BONES WUT DaPSRY Jace, bet with stamina ebbing. Lynch piled right into him. Sharkey had . | hecusce) — paige Bo Wistert Giratae awe Serenosoc'e Handle Crowd of 80,000 | wxsumer eon Ech Got Onl for ce ee a “ol Saleh ‘tats veto’, Will Be Surpassed Soon} MS SNe or suns yne ot Only $63 or sbapelees heap this time. | By Jo Poll Wi 15 R d B t St a 30" rein Hn atcondy§ @——— oe bu ronn potock. |. Winning 15-Round Bou ya few fect away, but there wa5| Sharkey on tho verge of a knockout Ohio State ee Stadium to) Moe eet ae eer cid a tini-| battle between Joe Lynch and Jack Up to this point the wetl-packed | Other Colleges Are Going to 60.000. ‘The propomen stadium will ve| .2 the fifteenth round, drew a gate of —— ACONCISE, clearly | written “Lynch, helped Sharkey, dazed and|and eighth were the two big rounds,| Erect Stadiums. xest athletic field weet of the Mis-| lids the gate amounted to $83,000. pare By William Abbott. | Football's | popularity has even! sth ogn b Chap Who Drives Truck hance to win the championship tr in request for OR thought that Haley had mercl- hat T 5 sively, and na both crouched of West Virginia's wtadium to nreet | 2cUlY 11,606 paid for tlokets to witness | —- poe eee aid he had counted “ten” over! now slaps and he seemed to fagor his present, but stadivin building !s now) Tlarvard athletic officials no doubt , ; » "E8440 © conquering hero of old, or of/ and tying to’ stop ium when I had forty-three scconds of what was tol sing sight to the ja Jack then |, Oe State, which won the Confer-|ber. The Crimson drew an average of . ‘ }1y than did Joe Lynch, the little fight-1] was fighting for—to get the match | STARTS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT. age cheered Uke madmen, and| rected yight hook to ther body h Yale playing at Ci ropes and on his way Peas heat eullowed in Lemon's corner Yale buttle ¥ 2 teurs and his first professional figit ; : ALL ABOUT strength lef in the boy's loan | when the bell rang, suving the Italian versity has decided te build a staiium Sharkey, in Madison Square Garden ‘ At N O 1 191 v4 ey counted to what ‘we thought] fighter, ae Hold 100,000 and Several mating, $740,000 and to accommodate] lst night, which was won ‘by dar ew r eans in FOREIGN EXCHANGE house was in an uproar. The seventh of the bowl type and will be the big-| 344719. In the first bout between the : booklet, “Foreign | Ex- Crea te tia fant, when Hin mes-L and) Janch's: suveriorite wie, bonine weak at ee ee ee) aC uraee heen toon |Sllarkey's Conqueror 4 Moalest tick and thin,-and tiey mapped out) fh change Explained,” has been took charge of him. We and al- nifig to show plainly, | mae oped into the Virginian Mountains, : 2, ’ f ete Herman in the Garden on Dec. sew Lynch more cau- OLLEGHA will soon be rmed by| At Morgantown workmen this week! The Stete got $2,095.95, which was 6 for His Father. 21. I feel confident that I will beat} ly stopped the bout to save the | ship to New York. f its i he scrape. ‘The tickets sold for the i ester from any more of ch ee 4 Yale with its fortress-looking | increas crowds that are expected| : ts ‘, | "f fought ful fight ttle gam low to spring at each other, missed @| Bow! holds premicr honors for the| next season are show were as follows By Alex. Sullivqn. fast Senet omenet ta a) 1 th é " op) t ever re-| him in bad, because 1 always felt Ai . nee contagious and Yale's facilities. to| Wigh te walls of thelr si , the 1 : 2 6789.00 | modern times elther, ever re-| hi! ; ; iharkey, “but would have stopped It! right, Joe missed with his left, and |) nate 40,000 sill bo Gireeuied °| firkt of the modern conc b a At ++ 8,890.00 | turned home more triumphant-| {hat be might catch me wit i “y R A Cc E . r0 title this seiso AS | 48,000 for its three big games with = ing Irishman, after his great victory! With Herman Sprint Championship, Sat. Dec. 4 } round. started one of bis well-known rushes, |CMCe ttle this season, wilt erect a | 48.0 ‘ ig da eo five Gears H ies tauseing. present tn great | Dut Lynch not only stopped him bui | stadium to seat 100.000, ‘This will Yale, Princeton and 8 ; over Jack Sharkey at Madison Squa Lynch has veen boxing fi cars. Match Race—$1,500—Indoor Title : , ol 9 " ‘ dressing. «He hurried out of the rea st ‘week he was initiated Into th 36--OTHER, EVENT®—30 Satibade ee tilt ‘for ancient times when the Romans| bridg@® in 1921 the present stadium e re le was | He, admlesion $100.° We E coh eiadlved Hs alas See took te Jace fawn and ’aviively | thought they knew something S will only be able to take care of half entrance of the Garden, but upon Knights of Columbus, | originally designed to hold 100,000 in- | frenzied gathering of his friends, most way fought at t w Polo Club. His a r' eat fon pd to s rkey ol vi is y f Ms t haut that yp to @ i" hte Per awte athrnach. “Shik, too, was |be materially Inoroaeed by the tine | GROUNDS. ‘ Glub of the west side. ‘There was no final to the John Lester Johns wecommodate ‘\wab “six,” and then, stepping in front and Sharkey recetved a guarantee of e battle that has won for me tie! issued by us, and will be sent every one else around the ring +B tent 6 Pad aaeie ¥ per cent. of the gross receipts, E: tlous, Sharkey started aggres- the sige of thelr football stadiuras: | started work enlarging the University ch's onslaught, but nor Pateey | ert for the face. Jack's punches were css $2,486.00 he way, not tearing Into nyhow.” The foregolny lasted JUSt Sharkey got in a half-hearted slap- tures for football, were made of rub- 7 Conts 187820.00 swing and thereby cost me the urvard's stud ol — 1 ¢ Nae We Lynch is his right name, op to be straightened him up with a well-di-|eclipse all world figures for modetn| a fa on dium will hold Garden last night. Joe lost no tim t, Joseph rAlosnius Lanne. eh KRAMER— PIANI—SPEARS Dit of infighting, at which Sharkey | multitudes. The Yale Bow! wan| the number of applications for the eaching the strest was met by a He first svarted boxing in the ama Harry Wills ‘fight at the Big Jim Thorpe, generally con-@ ain taxicab, limousine or anything lke sporting Club. He beat Nate Just now scemsjceded by football ,experts to be that for the modest Joc, He walked son on this occasion. so at various intervals after that| The eleventh round, lively enough, » Middle Wes was about even, Lynch, using his wei el adhd E was a nip and tuck affair and) Sharkey's round. Harvard comes to New Haven in 1922 left as a fender, was trying to man.| Particularly anxious to build large} the greatest all-around football 7 Featherweights Will Mingle foy|s! the way home, shaking hangd, — Last night Joe got $10,000 guar-) Kysrrthins for Billiard: tp the fourteenth. Lynch was the uperior boxer throughout and |oeuyre Sharkey into an opening for a| stadiums for football, ‘The niverslty ta avED M ehen” aptaneten ries ist answering questions, submitting to Sntee for meeting Sharkey, but it was Ske Brum acta pales harkey the low-crouphing fighter, jright, but couldn't connect. | tn his) of Michigan ix discussing the advisa- |atmetes, world's “premier all-around | Fifteen Rounds at Pioneer eingycarired on their shoulders and Yvugnt fitteen hard rounda wit{t “One | —=— Me ith punch in either hand and al- [anxisey To ee net FIVE pility of erecting a stad: on Werty | vance of hie. areat professional foot- Sporting Club. the like of that, all the way to his Punch” Hogan at New Orle@me, which | gyy ay Beat Arvnn Bex Gente rays dangerous. : | id, Ann Hart vat 44,000, |balj team, the Canton Bulldogs. He residence, No, 322 West 47th Street, /', won on. Dy oe Bat 3 which Oo RAG Jacob’s Ticket Their weights were announced at HARKEY begun to slow up bud-| mately sccto 100, Montene collcee athe | Tato al reas wren Fut 1 between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, Mikwea: ee cinywan es Lynd 132/800 Soe: iS ly in the twelfth, He missed aliotic ofticinia tire wie stadium |Grounde te-morrpyr afternoon inthe "| BY John Pollock. ‘I don't deserve all the credit by y 118. Last time they met, when slapping left, and as he fell| Would pay for Itself in a few years, |frst big professional football game| Billy De Foe of St, Paul, who is any means,” sald Joe ddie Mead harkey floored Lynch twice and 80 /inio close quarters Joe peppered his Thousands of spectatorg were turned ever played in the Brush Stadium. | now considered one of the legitimate "1Y manager, who piloted me to the tiondlly won a draw, he enlered | body with rights and lefts. Right af-| — __|contenders for the featherweigi trainer, ae Sono Ms ee hue, he ring at 1211-2 pounds, It is pos-/trr this, over tu 1 Lynch's corner, championship title, held by champ "ve always stuck to me through ible this slight difference in his|Sharkey sat down he swung a With the Basketball Players. Johnny Kilbane, will try and add an- | se fat proved his undoing Int night, | right, missing 1yinch's stomach. | wn. pasketbull schedule i other victory to his ring record at the he lacked the pep and flery @&- wren no got up Jae jabbed hid fac Be Perce BS Hee hee t | | Pioneer Sporting Club on Hast 24th Fi 8 h marked his other athicwl Cu ve DAN heen ¢ , : 4 areas pape Seg ae night, (With & left and hopped right bick | eerie : babadeg egal h COM | omorging wintiers after a hard fought {Street to-night, He will go against EVENING WORLD'S Ree a teedsy in rind and. body, with a hard right to the jaw. He kept | pletec e team has thirteen games| content by 21 to 20. nkie Brown, the east side feather- on his hela with a series) ahend, and yluyed two already : here Is balm for Sharkey In the fact | or inte to the face and then, KeltinE | sere - an ea aegis : weignt, in the main go or teen ( QWN SPORT HISTORY hatehe goi $10,000 from Tex Rickard yim in a neutral corner, tried to they won from the second The # Athletic Club “*|rounds. De Foe has done some won- pet pe eee iment he put up. Tanch | 'A & neutral comer. tried tO seam and the second they took from Would Uke to book games, on oppon- | Teun ree . i gelved a similar amount inde? ‘The ben rang when, Sharkey | Dwight by: 89 to 14. ‘The Ave expects [CR courts with teams averaging | erful Aehting at the local clube re-| wasp pont, N.Y Dec, Arm — was tting ver much the worst y £0. pounds. . MeDonaid, No. i#4 | cently, and bas made hundreds 0: - etbal i f= DESCRIPTION of the fight by [er it, z to do well this soason, having ac-/pweltth Street, Long Island City, |iirers. tn the semi-final of ten rounds, | qay* in oteeramame incladen wares rounds might be interesting,| Both slowed down very perceptibly quired the valuable services of Stone | phon Hunterapoint 1666, is. booking K. 0. Loughlin, who has given Benny hy Cotanelan tere wane done ne TY tee with fow exceptions up to|in the thirteenth, ‘They were tired, |and Blumenthal to help the remain- | manager, |Leonard two Stiff battles, will go! Cornell, Union, Pittsburgh and Swarth: and most of the punching was dono| ing menvbers of the old team, The ee against Billy Papke of Yorkville |more as the outstanding features, as We seventh it might prove monot-} 02" dose quarters, giving uch an |e \ Y, ; | y old team ia ny Separates have a few c . ell ag the final and im interesting us. One of these exceptions was | opportunity to hold and rest up. | next game of the B. Cs will be 0) agate ma nber and qunuary Battling Tevineky, the American Uaght hea ontest from a service standpoint that G E I Y Oo U R S H ces which masteemetting Uk % | Dec, 4 With Columbia Grammar at| Home mahagers seeking atiractions | Wiest champion, and Murtin Burke, of New| with the Navy bir’ fourteenth was the beginning | the team's headquarters at Central | address Mr. Hiram Gordon, 1349 East Orleans, have ten matched by Dominik Tor — = I “fhe . torich, the fight pramoter of New Orleans, to) "Jackson". James Ferguson has been = went to a clinch, Sharkey’s of the ond for the rugged| Park West. at 63d Street @ | New York venue, Brooklyn. be pad eigr oberg da tn gene che | Slected Papieniies ine New Fore Vole WOR I H RU NNING FOR orite style, almost immediately, Sharke;, Almost as soon as| me Louiiaos Aixiitorium at New Orleans on Dee, | succeed Jack Welnhelmer. ¥ The Acqualis Five, 120 pounds, 4 mi sales Egy a pbedve'a PaucA es en Lynch shot an inside uppercut | the bel) rang Joe stuck a right, clean| The Games Committee of the ir-|travolling team, would Ife to book | Dan Mongan ancepted the match for Levin. | . ? : Jeky when ‘Tor offered! him, a gusrantes’ 0 PANE . ‘ we ’ @ Jack's chin. ‘They roughed It 8 Vit] as could be seen, on Sharkey's Jaw. |teenth Const Corpx have decided to) Kaimoa, “Address Re J. Marrison 48) Bisa Werk hort gprentiy st ML aeadmndiod STANFORD UNIVARSITY, Cal, Doc. DON’T LET THE OTHER MAN BEAT YOU a sceron ey fi big tens Ctl Te didn’t seem particularly hard, but | put a basketball gamo on at ify ath, | Pine Street, City tha dich, caeeata [decided to build ay athletic: mtadiun TO IT. NOTHING IN NEW YORK EQUALS : See |Costing $75 and. seatin feast tnd Led then put in # left to| Sharkey went down. Ho shook and |letic meet to bo held at the armory to- | a4 newly organized Atrow Juniors | Tommy Noble, the Bagtlah featherweight ana | 60,000 persons, it was announced to-day THIS OFFER FOR A MONEY-SAVING OP- hn body and when he tried to| shook his head, blew his nose and|imorrow night. They have succeeded | pasketball team of the Arrgw A, C.| Danny Frags, of Baltamore, formerly of Ex@-| prrpsBURGH, Dec. 8.—Tom Davi PORTUNITY iS another right from somewhere | spit out, kneeling, an he was, with|'n Securing the Brooklyn Tech and) o¢ Fordham is desirous ing | tant, have iw: ogned erties ot agreement | 1, S'TAGBURGH, Dec, $ Tom Davies : 4) f booking the floor Lynch just reached out Princeton fives to meet on the courts. | yames with te orags peices apRiciog i eo bay wbinale yy bncoyperd BU { FR counted him on the shoulder, un- | Be knee and one hand on the ground. |4y'hoth teams have been playing in| Roundy, qms averaging 10 ing for 4 3 eee of Pittaburgh football team, was olected | S U IT 5 "8 eree Ha ” " opponent's urt Write | 120 pounds at the Nati of Detroity) Captain of the Panthers for next year cing nim and spoiling whatever | When Referee Haley said “nine” he|great fortu, a Kood gate in expected. | Fee aes taannaee, | tisho'on Der, 1%’ Noble Is to eweive © gar] at the annual bangtiet of the team and jplans' he may have had. Joe then] got up. Hi backed to tho ropes and -- H F Bronx cf $2,000 with an cption of uocmting 26 | athletlc coune!! at the Hote \ j aust pherhey why igen ton ve covered up. Joe followed with right | , 1m addition to the truck events at | vee the “yrs Fecetite, re to-night, | sell astihey ony in gol, and| poled for the finishing punch. but | the veel ite cancol, to me cor Phe Wéona Five, a fast 120 pound | 4 match bas just Deen conmmmmated between | HARTFORD, Conn, Dec a tance, a5 they may in wolf, and) ho couldn't got it through Jack's | or INstrict pool, $0 Gs COR |, F tenns would: route i'l acetone deealek, thas posal Sante wetstt: nig bit aupportidl by! the city boxing |'g ehinking he had Sharkey on the/Suerd. Lynch finally got his man temed nt the ¢Rh Regiment Armory m sams of that E yypir igual Cotomiasiona of tie State will be pres 75 | " out in thé open, in the centre of the | ‘o-morrow ni, Bastern Dis- | jror y, alkste write. Eidie Van ht rote ‘ sented to the Incoming Legisiuture, downgrade, Joe: peppered Jack's face | ore AW iat n night fly for his Jae, (Erick and MALIA TRIM EOE eee ean ee ee ian he y will battle for ff . a and, Department of Labor, 124 Fast ' na AC, @ Aubum, NPY 2 2 ( | pwith lefts and rights, Sharkey showed | jack's legs bent, but he in the fret P. 8. A. Le basketball | (and vit tes . MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Deo. 2 OA S iy first signs of being up against 1t|72ch™ lees ent. but he shook tle | oe ne of this, seutot skethall | pwenty-elghth street, City Workmen started yesterday’ to rebuild ‘70 fat this atage, but he woke up so sud-| ii}, “Wane wan he ak and | —_—> r eed the athletic field of Weat Virginia Uni- 4 tried a yight in ? Miieas of Weg, oaewls: 8: 'S raity here #0 as to increase Its size only that he startled both Lynck and | tno gitection nf Lavnele Phe le ne ten | Moore Batkn at A Overwelshts | os ye 4 Ton Gabon | 0 dire of Lynch's Ja \ bmond Tridigles of Slaten : Con... as matehed Tony Cab BRK fhe crowd, ‘The merriest old sive and }inen Joe, accidentally It seemed, | Isiatsl started its basketball season | CLI ND, 0., De he ten> }to meet Charley Wtkiugton in the featurw bout of | SOGTASEEDR: CODD Shy 5g 65. hake punching bee we've seen In A] ctryok Jack with one left by defeating the strong Allendale |round bout scheduled for last toelra rounds at the régular weekly boxing wiow | DETRC Mich, Dec. 8.—Plans for] , ight long while ensued. They fought along * ‘ quintet by 33 to 92%. Tho fume was 1 Pal Moore , Tt ya, club. to-morrow night, Hoth hore arajthe building of & stadium at Ferry Pile onsned. They Louse gers! pushed him with the nex oi y was | between Pal Moore of Memphis and Cart | zt ean ° t Field, Ann Arb that would at through the ropes and almost staged at Curtis Lyceim, staten|promatue of Cleveland, bantams, was| {i {whterm and ae they can sag 14A0GR wersone were Riscussed by tla {ihem, ‘and ewapped rights on es top of the timer's bell, He didn’t | Iskund galled? Gi pentertay beonuse “romaine | ee eee Michigan alumni, organization’ and 550 S UI I S have punch enough left to end it | =! 4 + he Wincdne wedidy easing ehiow 6 | university athletic authorities here down, Looked as if Jack had been! any chnwd hissed but an Sharkes | T sisior Quinint, averaging 180|*88 one Round over tho stipulated | At ihe Mwule woos hosing Sow of te Kast | o day. The stadium proposed would d, but a Ke he Xseision Hi averuaing 180) 49: pounds ow York A. 1 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, | £° 3 pees idding Joo earlier tn this round. for up Lynch offered his hand. in} pounds, Nave several ongn dates, sor | NelKnt of Ht? pounds ate Hi A, had | A oo Auactic Aromas; Hrostira, | coat $100,008 l$¢ ppology and !t was all right. As the | teame of lke etrenzih. Games tole | vlgnt ny Stem of Mim | ' i neces HE etath round was full of fieht-} ten soconds whistle blew Jack woke | Played on opponents rts. Address | #8" Ree nt SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. 2.—George | — on round, Tri the samat-final of ten rams namie i ing, Sharkey, perhaps, having 4|up surprisingly and whipped a left | Hdward Hochwald, No. 187 Bast soth| yy PD sea odie |ssanniy Senith of rownerihle tackles = na setae ta with Boy in a Tocut| 9 shade the better of it, but In| tc Lynch's jaw, Street, city | ae Sessile ye 3 mee ots | Nala of Boutll Brookire hospital. ye reported early Pees he ifteenth a inish| round ARBAIC * pe, s.-—senny Cos: << jas holding own am loctors believe le Seventh the real fireworks start | ee eee a te pnd 1 Sew York Whirlwinds wil} |ter, the sensational New York bantam- ; the crisis has bean passed. '$ G, Joe, apparently thinking Sharkey | sent) one of the kind which gives |« on Sunday night at the | woight, continued his winning streak by| NEW ORL EANS SELECTIONS. Sd iabenaa Seine a ‘ 62 OA S jas trying to take the,lead away from | the crowd its money"s worth tory, 188th ‘Srrect | applying the K. O. to Tommy Glover i ANN ARBOR Mis haticed ap ina | C I egan to charge Sharkey, Jack} In 2 Breliin ary Midget Sault, and Bro with cker= | the fourth round of a scheduled twelve- Firat Hace —Celtle Lass, Mary riveralty of Michigan in January Af z i harm’ a roly poly blond youngster, ended | bocker Five as opponents. "TI nO! ound bout at the Hamilton Club here| | 2 gurola |The University Athletic Association i sui Yi, of 'e way and the | the going in:fartystive ascondalot the: t2am will be cenrosonied .by | T ASRS Dopt ae the. amigo fate . face Walk Up Sales- | has signed Ted Sullivan, boxing. In: | ew light weight suits eka Heart swinging {<f into jnret round in sensational fashion, He| Goldie, Jack Lopchick, Katon, Manz) and put Glover to sleep with a rights] MAM, Kinevic structor of the Detroit Athietic Giuo, | in stock, broken sizes. fg bonged have burt, but | jumped at his opponent, Phil Fran-|and Milligan | hand uppercut, Third Race—David Craig, Mur- {is boxing coach. | hy, Bengal Chinn, at the sound of the belt, was| - ey ene cen High, Hidden | BUCKHANNON, W.Va, Dec. 3—G. all over him in a@ jiffy, and knocked) The New York) Separates will oy Ra State I ra ‘i Midian. lw’ MoWhorter, €ormer member of the the “inalde) sim. out in forty-five secon [nose the West fon Vive of] GOLUMRL f.—Ohio State Fifth Race--Capt, Burna, Philie- Virginia Wesleyan, College text comer if he isn't spa} * staten Island, Pethion Ur rer lame night de : ; of Marsan Jackatraw. FS " he agen, signed to seal Wo mM on. lim Bupis £0. 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