The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 22

i . ' THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1920 : : . AN EVIL OF BOXING, LIKELY TO LEAD TO “FIXED” BOUTS: ‘WITH THE CUE ARTISTS LAST NIGHT - _ By Thornton Fisher HOPPE'SPLAYING BOXING BOARDS MUST STAMP oe ccna BY | ~ UT PROFESIONAL ETTORS BRE ax MOUNT HOST NG OE Feet aT THE Licenses of Clubs Which Tolerate Them Should Be Revoked— Fina BELL Owly Defeats Welker Cochran | by Small Margin in | Poor Match. r a rm i ; E GY aes maistene in a the aecue East Side Clique Wage s Openly—Leonard- Walling Contest TROUP! alge Ber iiGonalinsee/@aaieerone in i ; i be ie ‘fae patie dete ante ; Justification for Kid McPartland’s Decision of Draw in the t nilght. The champion de featod Welker Cochran by a score of 400 to 370 on the table In the grand ball room of the Hotel Astor wus rarely possthl r the title Recent Dundee-Jackson Bout. By Vincent 7 Treanor. EXT time there is a boxing show of importance hereabouts, or even in Jersey, the promoters should make a dead set for about half a ¢ young men of east side extraction and throw them through the front door with aij due haste. Or better still, bar them at the gates. These young men nearly eyerybody knows them—attend + fer to hold the iveries in ¢ formation for any ler of time The fast cushions seemed to him trouble. vis cut his averagé down to the amateurish figure of LON WITH HER HUSBAND: SHE CAM THING | OF 23 PLACES SHED RATHE2 BE OTHER: ase 18 4-22, whit puns were 101, BILLIARD B42 is bes boxing bouts, not through any desire for on Mare 90 and S4 C fan's top funs wee tertainment, but chiefly because of the o HAD @, BROADWAY 1 and 36 a portunity to bet. ‘They are seen nightly clr. | FLAPPER STOPPED a did the halle appear that culating around the ringside loudly offering GRACEFUL odds or taking thern, as it suits them, and a TOT ES showing signs of c¢ reneral nuisances. They are of the latter Shursontecteniy wl day type known as game guys, who will bet; ————— nara = —_ a ¥ t ; afternoon r on anything from a fight to a race of ~ WEEE, PE, feated Jick > trained flees, and if they can wager with) BILLIARD MPION an ace in the hole,” so much the better. Their actions ure likely to lead to} CHAN examined the fvories at j the finish, He dectared that they w — This was re- length of the 7* in whieh Cochran de= Tha this con “fixed” bout! V : Wol\s oe Hae STN " 8. Previous to the passage of the Walker law, which permits of referee DEFENDING @ecisions, these bettors had to rely on © TITLE THIS Se ee he eee ee Rewspaper verdicts and they weré|ang alt clubs where betting On the By Neal R. O'Hara. more or less up against it when it) bouts is not permitted but simply WEE. came to cashing. They tried relying! tolerated are revoked on the first of COPTER: IRPG: WINE Nveae eae Gein Sene: ayer. SG Mreatng septa) ar from convincing ‘of a aingl c | fense Warnings apparently do no It wotild bo sweet if the punishment could fit the crime for throw- pio , c a ingle man's decini ons, but hav- n 4 £ aa tbe iis i tng been “stung” and misled several | good ing: bal} Ka t fand stand, But unfortunately the punish- Rae ne * times, they changed their methods to| ————_ ments don’t come in such large sizes us the crimes, The chances are r pleking three papers, taking best two | se tear-wringe that the game throwers and their band of Swiss eh: Out of three, as it were. When they \A d Ch will face a blizzard of jeors in a decollette syuitiacket, That will be get- al eoian't Re Mie Pebgperd out | n y aney ting off Hight, It !s no punishment to tout 5 pair of shoes at any guy such a paper was going to say abo ow, no mutte hat offense he cor tted or how many bunions h 4 Micat in question, after pulling wires | Scores Knockout an, ip aster: swhAU/ot{ nse: Ne _soramithed| or ow many bunioss:ue toy Brocco He Winna de Lap 4nd trying various submarine ineth- ods, they wept about their tough Juok. When, as on not a few occa-| At Boston Club) Jndze Landis 5! Ti sbe ata SOOitine On Tapekertionsmutet gZ gions, they did get an ide of how the | fit in brought it back to the bargain bastment of the LM ae i d A 1 i] wf H Ww Writers were going to decide, they! . Court and got boy's sive levy that just suited him. But that sis HOTEL.ASTOR- an e © a les’ Oo if the decision was in their] BOSTON, Mase, Doc Before the) neither here , as John sid of the $29,000,000. pe $ wor and bet more money with Whe |largest crowd that ever witnessed 9 game papers specified. If, howevér,)baxing contest in Hoston, young Ands they fouad the decision was to be|Chaney, the brilliant Baltimore featiy &gainst them a ¢ ecramble Was |woight, who is considered by most! Phe Judge will stand for no more buck and wing dodging by baseball alian Favorite in Six-Day |*, © } Mmade to hedge the losing bets off. In| fstie experts as the teal champion con ndstand and other modern felonies. The new code the E ( Race ‘He Smart When He into the g@hort, these men are sure thing Judge has installed will put a clamp on unfair competition in the pitch- ; , a cked out Inlsh Willle Greon Pi se H Pats : f ore as it is possible for any act | tender, knocked out Irish Willle Gree er's box. It will hereafter be {egal for both batteries to be working Whi p - : c Be o “aporta” to be. Hence they are a| of Chicaxo in six rounds, Green was} fo tne saine payroll. The tailor-made punishment to fit the offenses at Ha pens Every Day ] e son of Italy, and Wi A citizen of Newark, lapped twenty minutes of second time du of the day tha riders ac ing the this palr of the hed th. atit afternoon the ane can partner started lest jams that rel has known, and when rder was restored and the s#pecta-= @etriment to the sport of boxing, on the verge of » knockout In the fh) 10 a totowe Ri & More particularly at this time than) round from | Chane stake ad] \tcher the pnilty flinger shall be atood The Giants will go back to San] ANNAPOLIS. Mi. Deo 7 ney! By ichard Freyer. th Cae : 1 sha Joseph | Yana, Stare is the almust certain oppo- ere no think I can do him, one Nn) nent In a home-and-tor mf {aol crossing the wall and treated to a fusillade of cream puffs by a | AMUMNG to (rain next sprit fifteen paces tary, aoe ed yesterda Mantage of Green’ ‘ethuition and against a br : . cate head Into position for a terrific Lp nly ey’ course ut times “these men |iont nent eros. wh (MR! Schr cg dalshieaiton ei "1 may make wagers, when con-|the Jand of nod or hurling the bulb into the 75-cen b nay make wage ee promoter, has| confinement in a phonograph sample room wired John: an offor ot 310;000 Por intercepting a throw to th ever. punches. Chaney was qufck to take For dow ball ggines with eh!" said Maurice Brocco one | Gar Naval Academy Cree eis attan nt be emer hour and bis partne ct of H. J. Bonson, Prest- that between the Acadomy and Prince- 7 tors again settled back In the ats tn Antonio club, has been | ton Willie Coburn, had gained a lap On Hyocco and Coburn had lapped the op. |te bee ce cto el : plate, three weeks at hurd labor — received, the Chamber of Commerce EE ACeA) the fleld competing in the six-day at any date suitable to the champion reading the Congyessional Record | Agreeing to make some necessary im-) ITHACA, N.Y, De Ja s e For purposely dropping a pop fly the defendant-shall be beaten | provements, which a ats, ten days’ solitary signed con ditions are on the up and up, on the square, but even so! the: erations are Mstasteful to those who dent of the Dieycle race at Madison Square) This advantage they heid untit nnoune Ay personne: of Gian thee 2 : = paGil * after the eighth sprint of the night, ne held up the | le would safeguard boxing, They | es ; the ‘Corne! wh ; : over the skull with a medium-weight charlotte russe or otherwise tor- decision. The Giant players will prob- | tl!) TORR et the tr , | when Alois Persyn and Cesar De- arouse suspicion and whatever breeds | Ma¥well, W BEG ROEM ONE BE ied th like MARKER ably report at San Antonio about | \\)!! cro5® You no think T\ean do him, eh!") pacts, a pair of Belgian youngsters, suspicions suffers {n one’s confidence. ‘ Star A.C. evi s * e | Mareh 1 hi ated Brocco, “Well, 1 showa you! Started something they could fin- 4 of| Frankie Maxwell of Yorkville won 5 a Cornet!’ party, hea a Piteanerg A sh: After Beg hth s - Saver eit it te ere ie tuner ihe Judger’ decision over Knockout Copien of the new by-laws have beon sent out to all wives and | Cnances are the Yanks will 0 1 a eared Bailes the cone regen ain cts Justa lke persyn shot out field, and , aboye odious criticism and survive, | Phi) Delmont tn the beat fight held| Kiddies. ana : _ ae Rech now Shreveport. Bob Connery, their s ar A. C,, Harlem, last oe sent Id sw a glowing tele ae Sool 2 night, in twelve rounds of furious yesterday, and if the Brooklyn ion worm way into ‘gymnasiums, ve Fa shies B Wi ll B R d T Ni h can be accommodated at Alexandria | SEES" atari ict Cone Satter" wwesct| Boxing Will Be Resumed To-Night ®ve xian: ee, 00d even up to the referee. swith @ le But {t can't live long if the be-ting| so 1. at the § element referred to ig allowed to sail on the Aq iu oon Dec W 1 | he sail on the Aquitania on Dec. Wl som-a-ting, Willie he my part’. 1! lel ©. Mebermott. H.V.” Honsal, M. Po getta him queeck when {have my | hed aro} 1 Brown, CC, Carter ane ; C ih ghee select for part’ before the race start, | “4 A little w prusit pusher with wheel Hel revel, anott r never stopped riding until they. reco and tho other and his part fter this Julius Van an, endeavored te ne t hook, hut Delmont was u Hthe Louisiana cities. They will play) princRToNn, N. J Des, 7.—-Wash- A ace Aa - } The Leonard-Welling bout, as lone {ne sitty and mixing again, cn | At \t Arena A. C. of Jersey City, back ‘and forth during the trajning | nsec mad verterson oe ash: fast_amd me knoW all @ dis a) sions a tap, Mh ¢ palala ot @5 we mentioned it, was quite a bet-| In the third, Delmont found Max- | ison and blaze a new path to theleome to Princeton on Oct. 30 next lot . | s wheel just as he could « fing medium. ‘Thousands were won jwell's stomach a woak spot and pun- - $$$ ____—____| North ror Babe Ruth when they come| sear to moat Tigers on the grid kaow every inch trom and opened up a comfortable lead on t Ov shed hitn heavily Yorkville boy hams adium, “Washing (on | Addtmai a) , h from! ty, 3 Baa Tost om it. Even money wan ished aie, eee cieatter: but in the | IDave Dri al Arranes Alle) S028 188 Aten mind tue 0 9 areiton, 9 — das one of t! for the lap steal. Wille, he, ‘Tt iooked as though he and his part- oe Maside five rounds, and ¢ (tree gounds,_Delm rod atron ave rise anes / he Loulalana Auditorium at New Orleans to-| New York Uhiveraity is ureing all| ennayivania foot on track and he see ner Henri Vanlerbergh, would gain the > ‘woul: $ 2 ly, and in the tw had Maxwell Shae (7S daa Danna leht. well thought of by the fiat: ts dente 2! aut Oi Rectarey ma, and is making «strong bid her riders ay exper d lap as the othe fore werm ) fo 1 wasclaid that Welling would be | groggy. It was then too late, low= Star Card for the REOPGN- | or'ivew Oricena and tiey are of the lobtaion that | of Cents 20 EUee e Rane. i) poe Ton Camperition with Centre anda! What Williedo? Bing: bang a Waae-erom/atie erenda whitt eiound Knocked out before the limit, fifteen lever, for Maxwell had the lead on] has [ee Wat Beat eceaey ie enbine GHA ROR ee Laine Virginia for Princeton's open | biff, Push, push push. Firsta things tae saucer-shaped. tr rounds. When the five-round bet- | points. . ie ing Attraction. | Ive@ at the Inatitution, as also. is|¢ you know Willie gotta big start. Then | ,Htecco, however, was far from heing tors lost they tried to hedge out on| Rath boy were rematehed for two Billy Moorhouse, the boxing promoter of ston | hoxing | come me for relict. 1 push, push, | ath 8 Hallan suddenly stood wp v once, — : the | ——— TAMBRIDE Ma Dy 1—The i sh, bon his vel, and before. the other rid ‘ ten rounds, ahd lost again. Mike McCabe of Harlem also caught CO aa Os to Wise aakene ee) | RING TF, Sue tconued | pores vest : ok piny the | PUSH. Justa same like (Ohal| Sry ea heon What ae hameciin Cos ; 3 = the dudgen te Wa ceur wie: By John Pollock. middleweisbt champion, « euarantee of $40,000, with | 5) PRIN Bae © a Over 2 © tiie: ‘round, hwo tat aren | rere! ’ ip WA Kid = MoP: land | sixt: ned ut yeesteniay | Arr it as an away on a mad tear From then an? ; HEN Ki oPartland was |qy Baker of the east side, Aw there if no. big Boxing show | %, 210 of 40 pee omt. of the arose reveipis, to] for” the frst winter crew | noun m: No stoppa for anythine. | until the jam ud Von Hevel, toe , criticised for calling the veneer ass ene : fight Jeff Smith @ ten-rvund tout at Ms Mount | practice on the machines at PF. sneeton, 's gotta right. Willie he coma| rider who’ st sprint, was’ {¢ y ‘Sackson-Dunage bout adraw|Wift Curry Knocks Owt Myers at|#beduled to be staged in this clty |i Arca tie latter part of thin month. all This is the largest number that ever y 7 Jay Gould and Dr. Hare he had plenty of reasons for doing Staten 1 a. to-night, the local fight fans will no | Lippe has already scoopted the match for Smith. | Teported*al Old Nassau, wha Dr. Spacth asi by inurial agreomant i Laas — and his assistant, John’ Pitapitrick, ara | $f! Sia. Uh heparan é,"anceubsequent events developed.| Willle Curry knocked out Nate|@ubt Journey aver to Jersey CHY! “eutcx sinter, che Geranton welterwoicht, and|expecting great ‘things of the young. | {helt biaving of the find! math ot Kk for relieve me. He getta some |sotten. Brocco kept going like the wind, more lead. Then me again ighta |, After riding a mile and entching Van time we relieve Hevel, he was relieved by Coburn, ‘Toa we atcha up ; |the national scratch squash tennis to other rd P| Newatk man rode another mile and Tt wadBeaid right after the show that |MYers and won the lightweight cham-| to See (he excellent all star card of | not Lata, of Pennsylvania, will) mow. tikely | Aters. i tournamentenntil this ‘aft mn. A eee, rare BS Willie ana‘ one jeaiid: a halt a lap mora reafter One of the jueges, Mr, Munday, qud |Dlonship of Staten Island at the|four ten-round bouts which Dave |e Meany ‘+ opponent in an elgit-round| ANS ARBOR, Atk ent lg Ray, DUTAN OH OP Cela ore Gran! |) rocen wast a very’ Happyvetatoll eee aout note thee ee ' | “@ecidea on a draw, while the other |Brighton Boxing Club last night. The| Driscoll has booked at the 2d Regl- | bovt at t vile A A. of Mitadelphia | (Duke) Dunne, tw of Chicago.| Varsity Club. West 43d Street, yeater- of mind when we interviewed him/}uproar and sioutoa loudly for dtrmee 7 age, Tommy Shortell, said Juck- |ambitious Myers had a shade the wet=| mont Asmory. In order to attract ae am Htaman Tartor mata’ gon of Mormon Gov, Dunne of Tinos (inv, expecting to witness tie ‘battle, shortly after he had pliltod the aurae [Mid Coburn To caich Kae who heaaed B. as since been learned that|ter of the and second rounds TREO taaaitiont nee etre are ee = Hohigan foobball team, Dunne io [OMY to 68 fold that It had been put! stunt that gave h ne other riders. | When fs final y . ce among hig |ment of punches that quickly chan opular prices, which t# bound to| vow ima: ‘vannte Nye aa aera ck athlete: rpar, an ohh * Garde: » speaks very broken | minutes sefore were dnice Binner, and te keep peace among hi | i tige?and’ fp abort order ‘ba"'was| wa? them cues there tn drovea, he | Zettai ee weit ee | athletics CAMDRIDGM, Mase. Dec T-tyo|the Garden, He speaks very broken | minutes sefore thinks were queeap ane counted ‘out. Curry welghed 133 and : 3 fi _ draw was the logical decision for him Secret: to _ to make after the judges had disa- © Medar defeated Jim Amato on| Googan yx. Eddie Wallac erced. xu alana as aia i point sin @ semicfinal of eight rounds. | © ara Ms Dd ue The Kid, as good and as able « ring : Svein = ney of Greenwich Vil proapel 4 ae ae > gilicial as ever stood in two shoes,| 4, 9, Loughlin. Scores Another| Houck of Lancaster, Pa, Al Roberts csv « tow wks \ Oe ie cme | ak jaa ht ch f u "was not a prear had heard rumors that the bout was a ; on | wuany | proctatmnt rand’ by ientucny, and New York | Atlanta which will be but four or five nd Boon! fmiitg.t0 be one of those “Walts me Knocko of Staten Island va, Mickey Shannon | sn ‘smetaining tatwardy suwuld hare bad use| OND days. according to plana, and gumes ! 1 around again Willic” affairs and he| READING, Pa, Dec. 7.—Miko Paul [of Newark, and Sim Mosberg vs. | 100" Lew Moyea, mianaare of Palwards, te will be played with Georgia Tech. Uni: | for fifteen minutes as had determined shat the pair weren't gn-|40, the Minnoapolls welterweight, Frank Cassidy. (hit Erhardt and |i” { Simk Bb match with the Harlomite, at 1 CAMBRID ‘the | versity of Guorgia and probably Ogle- | {ty of other nulors. Co jolvion over K. ©, Mail Delmont, soorltig two knock owing fighters will clash: Mel | downs, une cart ede fans are clam span F Uttle favorite, Seo | itt Maawett V8. 100} steawell, kare \ Crimson baseball team’ will go to At- fh, bul it was tanta, Ga.. for spring, training, |t waa him qtiertions. announced Inst night orities of | rider was warm orgia Tech have offered the Harvard ain the of the baseball diamond | d the gymuasium during its satay at ry tous |in the big amphitheatre Ttalian | | During sprint, Bobby Spaare of Co- Percy Lawrence, the Suter broth bit phornas m Anthony FAN) were lapped twice and t the teld once. Young quit sed} after the jam on the ady ie major urn evidently BALTIMORE, Md.. Dec “The ist olders of the four race tr public yeaterday by the Rtate Commission shows that at | for thelr outwelahed by § vous Kadwants w outweighed many pounds ra ‘ night | thorpe Universis was aware of this because just the ing to put anything over on him. He |fused to leave his comer tn the fourth| Harry Hartlo will roferee the contests. | it tn match le krtanged they will potable meet | Announced “A cnedte | ' é | inin he ta Maurice, Willi watched them very carefully, is- |round of his bout here last night with . — a the Star A.C. on Don 20, > y meet) for the Crim: The signed act of G ye-| ptarted a jam, jumped out in tront of fied himself that it was the real lin of South Hethichem = * Jan, 15, Alexander of the the pack and before th her men | thing, but even then, knowing the ving beuten badly Tink DEneT: has aiciied to’ heme Gees: Sunn.) 34, the sonsational Greenwich Dartmouth at By ived at od Coburn’s ambitions he had} | ) gbility of some boxers as “actor,” | time This was Loughlin's third |(H loral Neht Deavywedght, tisy flebting tn the who as woo all of bls houte sine Anne pees AN ton quarter Jap lend. thought @ draw would also knock all |Con#ecutlve knockout future, now that hie inti hand te strone | ening win, bas been sland by hla Tenet fm mianty Brocco. me perfect pick up and -of their ible machinations out of ng ae Arnin, Besides hie Bavt with Leo Houel Im Jet | sanny cox,} wo mpet AL, Mellen, former eee Sere See latter two miles had been travelled kilfer, Incidentally, in doing what|Folice Stop All Boxing Bouts tu) rer City to-nen hierniana pion, for ten rounds tn ot fn feature Italian-American team were one ; he thought was right under the con- San Francisco, fyret Dan O'Dowd, heavewell Lied ee at the E New York A. ©. on yh aht cirenuit to the od is ditions, the Kid found out sttarwands GAN. DRANCIBCO, CA, Dac. =| MK Foe 108 Ceciolom, bt the: Plower: City Wivaee of this ‘howe Will met. Dilly Stem uel When Bro was asked whether that his decision had cost a very The San Francisco Police Commis- | (of Hmiesten S. Yo. ov west Momday WINE | Conejos iu tke star bout Christmas afternoon. he thought he and hia partner could 3 frend und of money. "afar: sioners lust night atopped boxing in San |! a i j er hojd the tap hefgvew. very indignant 5 9 ou! Al! permits for conduc ‘Tex Wickant has already booked two] An inter-State bowling match that | tm, to morrow evening at #.30 o'clock tn a 4 tn T OY. INOKS Pega iy Par Lec rj his friend's bet. Contests Wele ome | Memman Tayioe, matchmaker of tho Orenpia | iw sure to arouse much Interest has| "MA ster for a puree of $10 WROUREE on Woven sta) ee Pan | dered suspend: A. A. of Philadelphia, has f\st staned up Geor Sha Htl [teen aieaneee: bat Antio’ Hat ‘us snoudl vortion tourvameot of tbo manera [dered Over this before we realized OWBDVER, betting on boxing 7 ary Ot Heltimors to met Otto Walla at Madina Han Deo 14 1d Leo Lucke of Brooklyn, and Char-| Ladies’ Bowing Congress at the tavox | Brboco sald AS nought w A in- matches 1s an evil that should Bare, je Montren yikes het Ber he will clan in thom are Hid Nortotn| Jey ‘Trucks and Frank Fisher of Soules eee ene: 0a: § ink we stamped out and quickly, Piel OU the pa ale foundée abe Galdaein, the local bentaimvretght, | ¢ suid iot Weanee haw barley tindie Lae alte OF ee ea ie re of |seared Egg. MoNe ohodoy, We and'thé Boxing Commission should |rore lant night over Youre Mostra: | Mote dohany Vere. the Muiiadsiphta bantam, | o faba a fourteen game affair will be | Salle nema the winner with & wore ot 1H (| gotta Tap, We keen lap, Wotta you use all its powers to eee that it is|of Canada in a ten-round bout. Bur- ie people say ‘findin’ is keepin’ dats | not it, We fuda op We geeta ‘lap. We keepa. F me now Maybe T sleep, one minute, two min: lute, maybe more. Tanka you, So sayin, Mr. Brocco lay down on | his cot at the track side and got set |for a much-deserved rest which as |e said may be for one minute, two minute, maybe more. It was all ac tt Met cording to how the other riders acted. man had a decisive lead in the first, ore Setting nearly put bescball nd, third and tenth rounds, out of business; in fact, since the |W lshis— it: 8: Mo 1919 World geries revelations, it will |pourds, Hurman Jn coming: test te take some time to restore the public's | box Jue Lynch in New York City, confidence in the game, and the ———_-—— strong hand of Judge Landis to O'Dowd Heats Kawlin: ee tek Racing waffered from! PinuADELPIA, Dev & B 4 yell jal A — ety 3S O'Dowd of St. Paul, beat Len Raw f Philadel i elght-round "und closed the tracks from 1910 until |here last Went. “Whe match wes pelt wu. ond fast throughout. ning n ’ rolled at the Casino Alleys, Philade} tn te eee Matunaite nous at] Bhi, om Dee, 20, and an Uifenrd dhe muscles, wil tig res a to clined 88) Anal all at Sahumacher’s Broadway e to tox amein fur hres wrote, iy eae ee wie of CT Alleys, Brooklyn, on Jan. 5. ‘Trucks 1 informed Willie of that fact 1 at the tuntines boning show of the ayn | Deat Lucke in an individual mateh tr of thiy misfortune, Jackson will lo S EATMIRMN ESCH Aeadine’a eta timady | Philadelphia and Brooklyn nds of Gollarn ay his bout with Lew ‘Tender | Or cyT anes Mas. | Rendicr’e manager has already} soy and ever alnce that tim } alone in Milwaukep on Pec 14 oailed for bim i has been trying to get a return serie pet 10.000, In Pitidhargt: on Baturday nigh there wilt bo a | With the Philadelphia wonde | n- round bout between ah the lau Soelal Ni Prorat of them, the 1 v to | A new boxing eluty wil! throw open tis doors far the first Ume with a be show to nih! ‘Tins A COLLAR Ls RIG! FOR THE KNOT THATS, TIED TIGHT 32 34 32 A match artes of wou 0 tat tenes. Aliesn om Thur t 8 Ae fee cae Dn Wall's Pinta | Te they endeavored to win the lap rey Greb of that city | Spartan, Bosdlale, Jupiter and Concordia wered nd deft Smith of Mavonae, N. J at the Motor | in eesetient fo a tae omied Fee deried Me wh ol ourwemin Square Haxlag Club wile ough B z nw) is called for 8.50 1M hack Broceo would have to get back Boxing has had many trials and if ———— ai Ab Hopped 165 TERR Guinea Boe Boa | houee ta Ks sapaniys Bow mre ain Ba’ tac the anes Mate TRIO Gam tL secant! nom. [om the track nooner than he expected Cluctt Peabody & Co. Inc. 4Thay, NI: ‘knotked out again will heed plenty of| NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS. |? komm (as the Starllatt Storing Club, For | ig that city. Tho men will fight at 155 pounds | and “AMucker teaie, “Heckman, IU, nthe A Sete ant ty mamien cies | ANd push, push, push, = “smelling salts” to revive it. The) ——— = +] the main baud, Hinmy ‘Kells, ve aster fatter. | a, a Po. whlch to the wight demanded by| womde Ong BB woe gad Wet in te Mitch Rrcttngn Howling League “Hels on atne | - uaien Guarana eommissions, both here and rst Race— Horeb, Normandie, | ™*"* fae pene os battle | Cire, tant jontdale, 704-700; Yorkvilte, tives that tho Mock Exchange League Is roiled . Should be on the lookout tor alive | Tipters ore, Normandie, | Mer counde Jimmy Peal tw deck Sbeldon Ua ihe | fetes hemaele, gia ra exert BROCCO-COBURN TUESDAY NIGHT, "BEC. 14 eae of the law on this point. Second Race—Walkup, Segurola, | +! final of da | Bobby \s tratning hard for Ute fifteen. | Wild Cat, OOT-@ll; Meekman Hil, 7. George Btokes, anchor of the Heok Bow!'ng JACK , Tonia. ee aay fe Pen | tase egcion Ge tarmanle, TABLE98, BZ covet th sie TEAM LAPS FIELD the walla won't stop! "Third FR Toune retire: be : es the area | Tha: Muon 109-707 Concordia, 602-819 : , re wo Den: Race—Midian, Beau Brum- Ratulng Teelnsky, who bettie Boy MoCormter, | ni i 3 Mica. "s. porte V. Dor wik, Joe ‘Humphriceclanon | ma tls pee: rai tet, whi wl tre td ‘| Stake Rial or ene AGAIN AT GARDEN. s. BRENNAN olghs ‘er tant Oe oe , Me, Loomorow night, will leave for Mon- | Plonver Sporting Club's Friday night special show, | Mi) Be, out Ih fame, to-night te ticns of Stoke's hi of < Box Office Open ‘ewes Wont ra themselves care noth-| toche, Huen cori! wow | Feo Nhe Neteuul are Wee Sine ira." | ee gine staat ate aR2e, es Oonn Meme Wetraate ie | troal, Can,, Immediately after the fight, where he! sitchacis hes been out of ihe ring. fo ake. ‘Thrill after thrill was furnished by 415, 340. itfngatds, “Sis, They aren't affected Fish “Hace—Mose, Opportunity, | i asiog wade oo. Mibe MeTiews Ins tonveound | Previous te Me somwontr wis Korie te ned Brand Nighy Aenea Gay leh wi to: | The Tp Tap Bowling Club's win consisting of 7 ng dle Bp 8 ° pestle ot the Blount Toya) Arena fi pete Condes an : papel ¥ ied co—Sassin, Peartine, fig ot the sine no 0S) oman : rent Garden last night, but the greatest | S]X DAY! Hee TORE as Beate. for the fon, ‘The commissions Seventh Raco—Shoot On. Abiase, Bud Dompacy. the ywownising baptammetehs, witt | Jununy Yearns, Willie Davie, George racks end | acti: Mastin, ent: oF em _Seskie bee, setiriges) aD Slniigrs: thelll of. tam) ni} came after the Bar & Au bite soe, & Caneel f - 3 $ Et z iat. in & teaerolund bow ! Washington fights nouncements on the subject. Fourt+ Race—The Moor, Fan- fa. in a ten-rolind bout wf | sfatchmaker Doeasereek has arranged for the| Howling fans residing on Wa Mita | ba polled 00 Aruhur Oacaybell and "Hott" Jctooe For WORLU'S HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE, rolled at the Metropolitan Alleys. up on St but the general i fer nd | rrrens Jo as nes ed ee Recetity aan ‘Chl sane Maa Fa Mammy dereated ue the six-day riders at Madison Square = nt + credit, stopping among | Cheeks take on Aiftvd Domes, (hy New Origane autem: Mushoy Mrvabim . wighVe apriat whem Mauries Bree, RACE |