The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 22

yA ah a . diate THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1920 sith Copyright, 1920, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Fvening World), smut on yHe omneR a COUPLE OF GOOD x VES | of London’s 22,000 Police Next Month. By William Abbott. WO stalwart London bobbies, who have trailed the Marquis of Queensbérry's game with re- markatle success, are training to-day at the New York A. C. for their in- ternational bouts next month with the two best boxers of the New York Police Department. They are Henry Mallin, 19, British heavyweight ama- lteur champion and Olympic title holder, and Jack Stanley, 160, cham- pion of his class on the London force and during the war a professional boxer of noto. In charge of the in- vadine party 1s Inspector A. J. Spriggs of Scotland Yard, who looks more like a dapper London clubman than @ pupil of Sherlock Holmes. Said the Inspector, pointing to his charges: “These boys are the champion boxers of London's twenty-two thou- sand policemen. They are both full- blown constables (this Is the bobbie term for first-grade policemen) and Jare ranked very high back home as | boxers. Predicting the outcome of lthe meet here 1s only speculation, as we do not know who our opponents will be, but we hope the best men win.” Inspector Spriggs and his two husky constables arrived yesterday | Columbia Crew |afternoon on the Imperator and were lariven to the Police Club on River. To Meet Best on \ide Drive, where they .will be quar- ‘tered. For hours the Visitors were | kept busy answering questions of Water Next Year nirictit’ tiicceate® Who passe |through the club's reception room in Picked CVT AN TIME me To CHALLENGE ‘OuR FORCE ae set chasing Smee INSPECTOR HENRY MALLIN A.J. SPRIGGS HEAVY WEIGHT LIVE WIRES EVENING WORLD'S OWN SPORT HISTORY By Neal R. O’Hara. R. Earl Fink of the Crescent Athletic Copyright, 1999, by The Prom Publishisy Co, (The New York Brening World) Club won the final match of the na- aera HUSTON LAUNCHES ANOTHER ATTACK jan endless stream. Bob Watt, graduate manager Of! Mallin ts twenty-three, a quiet- Steve Dinkle, the graduate booking agent of Alfalfa University, has Mbisbiseniee ee its Tose paciecieeriad athletics at Columbia, made public| spoken lad, who in street, clothes announced Alfalfa’s football menu for next year, It includes one home] w.q Giuh, West 4th Street, yesterday, |'48t night the crew schedule for the Rey ieee OU geided tien een game for Dec. 2, 1921, which will be a benefit for the widows and children| defeating Ralph G. Coburn of tho Har-|1921 season. According to its terms|{h"hi, make-up, Stanley is twenty- } of -Alfaifa footballers killed In the coming season, Thin years benefit con-/ vard Club in btraight games. ‘The| Columbia is slated to clash with |seven, whose Le ge epee as é test was called off.on account of thé lack of injuries and deaths, but Mr.| tally was 1512, 15—1, 15~8, cones be us beached tro Bee ne Oe cod hatealy, inherits | ; Yankee Club Owner, Although) ninxie nopes for better luck and good weather in 1921. MSEC MOTADY, Bed a1-—eroe, Hows | eee OS ih take his fighting strain from the old High- Still Confined to His Bed, De: es & © ard Opdyke, Chairman of the Athletic |!" Tesattas, with one dual meet wit /iand clansmen. Mallin was spokes- f & a Sed if ‘The complete schedule for next season, subject to the passenger agent's| Board at Unton College, announced to- Bee) Baie ua ae tote Revie Rosine must oe } mands Ousting of Ex-Czar. | «raft, is as fotows: day the football a@hedulo for next fall! | The Childs Cup, American ‘en-| | ypogular with the bobbies. It is i follows: . ley and Poughkeepsie , how- ’ Sept. 3—Yam University of Toadstool, Tex. Oct. Ir Clarkson at Schenectady; Oct.| sor will provide Columbia, with |& Att of their police training. There ] By Alex. Sullivan Bebe, FoBeave tnatitute For the Blind at Blowhard, Cal «Member Ssncnengeeigs, OF: | lenty “ot opposition and Jim Rice |S\tyy" °tuapeeter Spriaes, acorn fully 6 } Sept. 7—Beevo Inatitute For the Blind at Blowhard, Cal. | Riyeihtaerat, at, Schenectady. ;| plenty of opposition and Jim heavy. Inspector Spri OL. HUSTON, one of the owners Sept. 8—Open. Rochester at Schenectady; Oct. 2, Ho-| wilt have the time of his life getting | volunteered the information there e part at Schenectady; Nov. §, Williams ight of the Yankees, is still confined Sept. 9—Keno College at Bimbo, N. C. ‘at Williamstown; Nov. 12,, Wesleyan a¢| a shell in readiness to hold its own, | Was no such thing ae a light cens ] ; to his bed as a result of an op- Rept. 11—Blah Schoo! of Shoplifting at Mugwump, Idaho. ,ighenectadyy "Nov. i8, ‘Hamilton’ at” Annapotis alone, of the crews that |S@,the London farce, Walch oomnriaes matches to pass around the| eration, but’ the veteran sportsman Oct. 23—Pinochle University at Swamproot, Fla. 2 OR aia | were met,last season is missing, but|partment is short-handed. Every .{ it's just a quiet, orderly! and soldier isn't too ill to swing a| Hp saa i abi College at Corkscrew, Kan. | BALTIMORE, Ma, Dec. 21—At the| while the Blue and White and Mid-| precinct has {te leading boxers, 3 . p ur one-mile race i ‘The Colonel's favorite topic—or Nov. farcagn the. pari enutuel poche, dure they probably will yet in the Amer-|1"°ine middle and heavyweight divi- i target would be more like it—is Ban Nov. 8—International Correspondence Schoo! at Alfalfa Post | Uofaing to figures disclcosed by’ the|ican Henley regatta. Pennsylvania, |sions Stanley and Mallin, have easily Johnson, the ex-Czar, and again does Office. {State Racing Commission to-day. Princeton, Syracuse and possibly an- | demonstrated their superiority. e ——- uv lent work- the Colonel have a just cause, appur- Nov. Eddie Foye School of Acting at New Rochelle, N. Y. UTICA.D. .|other entry will start on the Schuyl-| Mallin must be an effici A .Dec. 21.—Colgate will lay entry y) . He has won ted versio deg pre» lineage Nov. 11—Reform School for After Dinner Speakers at Dry | ton gamen on te gridicon neXt sew4on.| kill and with Columbia and Navy |? phtion ‘emmateur title, and, then | Ne © encountered are Pens i er SE TRANaTESaraeaneae Toast t# so _institute of Engraving and:Counterfeiting at Leavens | Princeton, “New York University ana|@o!ms thelr bit, the race promises to /oyercame international _comprtition Ban recently broke an American ‘4 8 } Cotumbla, the last named on Thanks-|>¢ one of the greatest in history. in the recent Olympic games at Ant- ’ @ precedents by failing to elect worth, Kan. giving Day in New York. Yale will be the first opponent for] werp, Like most British boxers Mal- New York, Boston and Chicago mem. Dec. 1—Faro University of Cuspldor, Vt. * the Blue and White during the com-|iin+g forte is boxing for points. He ts bers of the A. L. Boand of Directors, | Dec, 2—Alfalfa Alumni at Alfalfa, N. Mex. Upon his return to Cincinnati from| ing campaign on the water. The two|cjover and very fast for a big man, and that is why Col, Huston has an Disscse: ie the ep reuldeat of the Cineinnatl Base: | Tet, e, Fear ago and Guy Nickalls's |ingced he's’ go fast that the debonair . esidet sase-/ oarsmen gaine he verdict in da few brisk steps Colonel thinks It means thet Johusce| A Dost season game may be played with Snowball Academy at Nome, ball Giub, sald, that under no circcum: | events, varsity, Junior varsity and | {D8Pccwon owecnes 7 a sa vymelght Be Fos, adout the beat of the feathe| is going to fight Judge Landis’ re. | Alaska, on Dec. §, if the Alfalfa faculty 18 not averse to the team playing figinio ‘Grok third baseman, or eddie | freshman, Ali the races were close- | {9 Ahow Dom nyeis, in the country just now, was in| &!me at every turn. The Colonel sure |to9 many out-of-town games. Coach Bink believes the schedule will be| Roush, centrefelder. He admitted, how- ly contested, however, and Columbia |“)ARRO" TENT en boxing since a ‘geo us, J had a piece of news mrust be high on the road to re¢overy | Johnny Kilbane in connection ever, that the Giants offered $150,400 for | looks for better results in 1921. The t few reverses for this in his statement: the most sucessful the railroads have ever had. Groft. He also said that the Cincinnatl| race will be rowed at Derby, on the |™ere lad and has but fe “John r c is record. ‘Throughout Club had not given up hope of landing | Housatonic on May 80, on & home- | registered on bi son's action in’ breaking the , tly an amateur, and this defense of the featherweight | precedent of elentocn yoare in niteloe. Maranville, Boston shortstop. and-home agreement by which Yale |e been strictly, an tmaver Mae which adorns his curly| ing New “Yor, Boston and" Chicago ITHACA, N. ¥p Dec. 21.-—Cornell ae-| Will come to the Harlem in 1922. BAS A See Seen, arith Che Rey bic Kilbane Is too amart a boy| Members of the Bourd of Directors ot and G |teated Princeton in the lust minute cf | | The Childs Cup regatta, one of the old-| Show gor his prowess With ihe wore kid his élders, #0 he confesses to| that he und nis wliful nee nee ieee istic News Osst, play tn an exciting basketball garac ent and most famous of ail college crew] Tike Magi. a rulsing fighter about ‘ eotee cos, tnt he hed 0 46- | tera from nite, Dew, Landa "regime in Deke OAC ERY Py 8 comme te Mee tia May 14, despite a report emanating from| him. In manners both he and his ; jock: baseball, and shows how very deeply he ade! ? just yet, which offe’ Ehiadelphia to the contrary. Princeton. | brother constable remind one of the 2 ‘olumbla, Pennsylvania, and. possibly re , bringing about the naw order of | heavyweight, has been offered many |" "* \enotshers to battle there. Beret, das sabe Bat the intecoae| Se Nave in take part and will provide | gentlemanly but ill-fated Bombardier on New York lovers of the sport with their | Wells when he paid his last visit to evi fohnson. ts that |bouts by out-of-town clubs since he| the Starlight Sporting Club of the Bronx has | legiate League champtonahip after the first OPI ortuaty.ip © hoes time to se6| the United States. Stanley is a great knocked for a goal. He admits | goos not or § ‘A h od showing against |booked up Bily Sterna of Minneapolis to meet | Tigers had led most e way and|real high class college rowing. admirer of Jack Britton, and it would in the long bouts now being held | fuctant to e power which is| mage Buch a BM Hobly Toes of the Broox”in the feature bout of | !0¢ked lke winner Considerable opposition arose when it] Admirer of Tie oreons ring style % New York such a thing might passing from hands, due to hia own|Champion Jack Dempsey at Madison |rinsen rounds tow decision at the club's raular| ‘The first move to produce better| Was geusgosted that the regatta be) hoe ot Bet ea ater the welter- f % Er ho Taimes tisticte ane Mat the: three clubs,” New? Yivi’ | Square Garden on last Tuesday night, | weekty doting show to-night. In the other ear at-| long-distance material for the next| agreement was entered into whereby | welght title-holder. so are anon none Ga Mian ang Sisco. Ne, 72 | nn maanrer, Lew Pv, hw flo | ne aust un ae bw | 3 Led he Wupeed as | SER GT AUR eeu ae | aay a sregn tran. rubbed his hand over his | his aret tout aban in Gassbalt’aniii| (© Dam wp theee offers and have Bilt itches which will be held at the 18th Regi: | syivania and Erineston, will act aa| While, In the army be engaged Jp ®0 mindful of Trainer Billy| was. these three clubs, who by|m0 on the stage. Flynn has accepted | sss, gamers of Brooklm, 0 good bantam: | TONE yATMOFY,, BLOCK D. .On ett | Oats yey ro eae: comes next on| thought of which seemed to grieve ague,lan offer for Brennan to give DOXINK | weight, has bem signed up by Herman Taylor, | 3,000 metre race, an Olympic event, will| May 9%, on the Schuyfkill, and will be| Mallin very much. Just now Stanley Pee norma tOn. «| tnroktle hold “om ened, ete AMT exnibitions with a show on the road |matcimater of the Oiymula A. A. of Philedeiphis, Be Fa Oe Ae oe oe aR at en RRR Moma kreteis Foentian pilen] @ ceo seinmated 08 an. amateur to, get Johany inte ‘i, Teentment only by the petty exer-/and he has also practically signed ,{° met Duan Kemer ls ome 0 Oe petsny vited ¢ storie Poughkeepsie, regatta, which! nd the heavyweight champion took te boxing ton| na Purine the last, two. yeurs Johnson |him up for the movies. Brennan will | nosy Leonard and Chick Binier we the clu's| winner ot the recent. intercollegiats | yet been set for the Poughkeepale| would be an amateur in time for the McArdle’. | has been strong and loud in his opposi-|not fight again until he has finished | matisce boxing show oa Christmas Day afternoon. | cross-country championship, will run| classic, but it 1s probable that it willl [ntercity tournament and that the 8 Spe LUE IC ie ie yp irate ag pn fn two. races In the near fu-| be rowed between June 2 snivarda’ ie| London officials would not dream of ge Mickey Donter, the clever Newark tishtwotent,| ture: , He has (oon lnvited to com) theduled to confer In the near future, | pitting @ professional against their explains in a| resents the part which these three clubs| Although Bill Brennan, the Chicago | anf Carelio says that em effort will be made to | Molinet, followed by another goal after why he hasn't replied to pro- haa in who evidently want to see same the track when he was slip- with the National Le Yen tw J the National _ y Jacks, an English ?8** mes here with letters | oF" oie fe to box Johnny Mealey, the Philadelphia boxer, st|{n action at the Millrose A. A. games| Upon in accordance with tide regula- Both visitors have an enviable po- t | risy. | Weinert, the Newark bearrweteht, was #0 well | tng ‘A. ©. of ‘Trenton nest Monday nigat.|in February. Romig is the latest | tons lice record. Both are stationed in 8 eK OF the Popular | He had te surrender at the recent Chi-|yieased with Weinert’s showing in his bout with | Wegne's non; promising’ bor, Preakie Cory, mii] star of the {ong-distance runncre and | +)Ht j# probable that the old question of] mo heart of London and may be seen 4 se | Senertem’ hice int 1 five’ | warttey Madden at the Garden Inst Wednesday | ;, 4 tht fo the oun many athletic critics have proclaimed | the length of Columbia has. taken a| any day patrolling their beats under ‘ me feel Bory Hoy - aed posed twelve ‘club Yeaeue, mul =| night that he intends to keep him busy fighting |” pn Bg him the best runner that this coun-| Mont Mtandsin favor of the four-mile| the jaunty helmets that have fur- in Years. Jom says the th 0) tm the future. Weinert has won two der | Chaat has uncovered in ‘years, eae tand oir pi its, No tm Wet two fights uné ry Polkington, who proved his right tol TY pi distance, but Corneli ts ure to stan ban tie aeoomoadving| 4 to from. McCarney's management, He received $2,000 for | mingle with the leading contenders for the fesiber-] yh proper coaching there i no rea-| Yt for three miles, as rowed last year ho aeiting the deciston owe Madden. weeight tile by boxing © sensational draw with| pon why Louls Gentile of the Stuyves| oritwit wat Lesrenot columbia’ on the| ‘Mallin and Stanley plan to have — Johnny Retsler, hae been booked up by bis man- nt High School should not become a! Housatonic. ‘'p the daily workouts in the N. Y¥. A. C. Tn 6 letter fust received by Dan Morgan from | ser, Al Weill, for two more bouts’ Pelkington ar miler, Here is a youngster that) Blue and White sent a full fleet to the “gym” for the police meet which will mished cartoonists with much ma- terial. 3 3 3 Fy 3 s 5 free t purification of the Si ae i Rig eeeT ‘ISH POLICE PUGILISTS HERE FOR BOUTS WITH LOCAL COPS ne See) THE BOBBIES ARE HERE! - - - - _ By Thornton Fisher Champion Bobbie Boxers Are All Ready for Action With New York Policemen | Mallin and Stanley, Heavyweight and Middleweight Title Holders Training for Boxing Tournament With Bluecoat Champions “Blondy"” Romig of Penn 8State,|the Hudson. No definite date has as|reat, pains to explain that Stanley | Broadway { Riny MeCamey, the pew manager of Chartte | Nat, beet dened up by Ris manager, Joe Weeer | Wilco A. A. games and will be seen| at which time a date will be agreed |New York opponents, at Warren at 41st St. a we ae * 3 ¥ Force, Arrive and Quickly Start Sporting Club, Tex O'Rourke, club matchmaker, will arrive from Ene- land to-morrow with boxers from the British Army and Navy, who will join their countrymen in the big meet, As Inspector Spriggs explained be- tween twists of his well- mustache, O'Rourke recently dropped into Scotland Yard and requested the best woxers of the London force be detailed over here for a meet, “and, "pon my word,” exclaimed the Inspeo- tor, “it was a simple cage to solve, aa we immediately summoned Mailia and Stanley and here they are.” As yet no plan has been announced just how the two best boxers are to be selected from the “Finest.” But there are some strong punch experts among the coppers and no doubt the visitors will be warmly received on the night of the ring engagement. ——— RACING SELECTIONS, NEW ORLEANS, First Race—Carline 8, Horeb, =e ey a fecond \Kace—Dannell, Seacour' Ghee Third Race—Double Van, Remat, Murray, Fourth Race—Title, I oon Title, Lad's Love, Fifth Race—Pickwick, Filbberty Gibbet, eee ixth Race—Goldi < wi, Bally Bale Gia Seventh Race—Nenni dnt. ‘ah, = Tugs, o_O ——— 1 Ay LADIES! For about a week past we’vé been advertising bar- gains in men’s furnishings, boys’ furnishings and sport- ing goods. Real bargains they’ve been, too. Surplus goods from our regular stocks marked down below what , they would cost to replace right now. The response of our friends has been generous, and the quantities remaining of any one item are pretty small— 4 but the values are big. If you still have a Christ- | mas present to get for any | man or boy, it’s well worth | while looking into one of 4 our four convenient stores, , Broadway ‘ at 13th St. “Four at 34th St. 7!) Convenient Broadway Corners” Fifth Ave. ST RESERVED SEATS. JACOB'S TICKET OF ICE : panel ; LYNCH v ly possesses speedy endurance,! home of the Bulldog and it is probable held e ti th de: vs. | wid Burt Kenny, the loral heavyweight, who is | boxes Artle Shick at Mickey Shannon's benefit] NOt On! 7 be held some time next month under M ; hd looks eee veteran | Johnson has wilfully broken open old | now ee Dcleed. Renae interes Dierian' taat | Twwwtay plghi, ie boas Young Rene‘at Srenien| OUt Tit and courage as well that she will do so again tn 1921, the auspices of the International |HERMAN J Noqandie Hiatal (Brostray ang mnewhat after Packy McPariaud’e gore? And, tis evident intention Ie tol yraax woran, the congoerr of Jon Meche the | Monday, Jan, at the Arma &. A, up and perpet e rows wi 24 “" H byie, only he stops here and there to will pe caloulated to disguat and dis-|B¥lish heavyweight, has abwotutety refused to | N: ues With the B Kk b ll Pl rs & regular punch, as pretty as courage Judwe Landis at the atart, but|mert him in e bout tn Landon, despite the fact}. 4 ten roang bout has been added to the all-star 1 ashe a. aye: ever saw. it te certain that Judge Landis will|that Promoter Welch offered Mora @ big guar- card that will be conducted at the Plonear 81 ’ Matchmaker McArdle has another | guickly And means to curd Johnson aid }ante to figo nim, Gob ‘on Ghrisenss aight ‘Billy ten Ue mint| ‘The Intercity Big Five of the) Greater New York. Games to be on his card whose boxing abiMty maon ‘and his five clude — * . Address Al~ i neapolls Mghtwetght, will moet Iflah Kid Willi Bronx defeated the strong St. Mary’s| Played on roller skates. A\ £ hit with us the fret tme we banded tonether by ties other than true| Ph! Bioom, the Brookim .tightwelght, and | the two fenture fiern-round boute will Be between|C. U. Five at Bronx Central Casino| fred E. Flath, Broadway Roller Rink, him action, He is “Spider | sportamanship, Johnson announced two| wddie Gorman of Brooktyn hare been matched by | willie Somncer and Jimmy Tomasulo, two promiing|by a 63 to 80 score. The passing of Broadway and Halsey Street, Brook- " from Frisco. Roach is sched-| years ago that five clubs would here-| amy Mack to meet in the main bout of fifteea | pautama and Packey Hommey and Bothy Noth, | the Intercity quintet was entirely too | !yn. i fter run baseball, He has endeavored | A=, peo whe Baas So lagott 0 experienced ring | to carry his threat into exeoution, ds at the matines boxing to be held by much for the home team. The win- 1 Berco Five, @ quintet consist- ing of former college stars, averaging ‘9 nn: f x the Bast New York A. A. on Christmas Day after- ° dates for h five rodu \ ‘The strength of thia unholy alliance ‘Three ten-round bouts will be offered the fight| ners have open dat for home res. x end tt Fracke Bi wag Ne has made Johnson excoodingly’ afrogunt noon. Pinky Brown of Bronxville meets Sammy | fans by Tom McArdle at the Commonwealth Sport-| Address Hxdward Hedner, No, 4424/1290 pounds, would like to secure : B folding ‘his ov ~*~ olay {ng | and has been the cause of all the re- |gzith in the semf-final of ten rounds, ing Club boxing show to-night, Billy De Foe| Matilda Ayenue, Bronx, or phone|¢ames with home teams, The Five ra : Oh, here's somes | Crd in bascball, and antl it le broton am SUR Rita Nhe PAG aire. Se. Me | Bropehenrn 2688 between 6 and 7 P.M. | has met some of the best quintets.in . 5 , / imination| Datch Brandt, the veteran bantamwetght of | sar ten rounds, while in the other two this vicinity and has made a very |: z Senos se compaction EOeFe fan Oe nO ptNOe tom tieatte 100 | prookiye, rworived $000 for defeating Pepper Martin | twa-rounders Agide Rosch "aecto Johany Drummle ee staan a ie 2 creditable showing. Address George ‘his financial gain to *tore tranquility, ta © bout ot Werenter, Mam. secentiy, Sho atub | sad Freubio Jereme torkio, reakiy Cusp, line-up. “forward, the New’ York |W: Summers, care of Bearing Service ‘catise in some way or other. Officials have offered Martin's manager @ guarantes be ncaeed Training School for Teachers de- | C0, No. 239 West 56th Street, City. suffering kiddies of Cork need it! pujton of $1,000 for @ return bout between tte boys This| James J, O'Connor, manager of Jack Billings, is Any ood again. He orwell teated the five representing the Max-| Greenpoint’ Triangles, ¥. M. C. A. We are told by the celebrates | yyocveq outa the fellow In Minsourl | we Marda's firm dete in ree ewenty ee | sn cecent ta his bout with andy OBole| Well Tratning School. ‘The final! neavyweight champions, composed of last week. ‘Tom is still wishing that a Me Ge Ridgewood Grove Aperting Club and was| #0Ore wae 26 to 11, . Sprigade, Braun, » Moog, | Wileon, Rot 2008 TOrEIVe Us td ae ith | A. srumoter of Now Orleans has offend Dan | Sot Modhed out by O'Bare, as the reports ‘The Manhattan All Stare, who re-|Hamisch’ and Graham, would like to tated. a wanten: O’Counor says that Bulings tripped over the second | cently defeated tl Glenna Five, | hear from MaoDowell's, Ss. Peter for not cAlling the boxing public's of Brennan. ‘Tom might prove that wonsiie 9 ) mares of yht000 fee oldies | rope of the ring snd fell beerily to the Noor, te| Would like to arrange gaines with and Paul's Ttalian ‘Oatholio Pith, to middleweight named “Big Fred” etill has a chance with | Barta fragt Brook rwelght. to | OSD physigian refusing 0 lot him bex any funber, | foams averaging 180 pounds, Address | Veronica ayveum and fives of like t quite ready #0 Conry. We knew him first as the In- ‘The Wingate Team has open dates his: Qeouquin Perncouth — The Bradley Hose Five from Wal- ‘0 Dowd una trepld politician who once had. the Over Dick Losdman, for 126-pound teams. For games, ad- us he is fast, nerve to try to beat Millionaire Her- f TROY, N. ¥., Deo. J,—Dutch Brandt, | dross the Wingute Club, care of J. A.| 40m, New Yorke would like to meet! ‘who have seen Clancy ert Parsons in the latter's own silk- acm | prooklyn featherweight, won the judges’ Riis Settlement, No. 48 Henry Street, |O°%\vaiaon. ‘The Five has not been ha ae aged al apn 9 % ‘thls pear than doclsion over Dick Loadman of Buffaio City: {defeated this year. Address Charles, A ” ' * 7 ta so _e’ 7 od i ; ik be aia) a on ery agent nang ph Sa! ea ete