The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 8

—s ¥ — | RICK ARD IS SS eee CARDEN PROMOTER AWAITING WITHDRAWAL OF COCHRAN BEFORE PUTTING MONEY UP eS Is Willing to Conduct Dempsey-Carpentier Bout Alone if Lon- don Partner Quits as Brady Did—Mystery of Champion's Forfeit Cleared Up—Speculation on Interpretation of Walker Law Which Permitted Other Titular Matches. Ww By Vincent Treanor. MW gack Demp nd his manager, Jack Kearns, in San Fran- ciseo, Charles Cochran, one of the promoters, in London another, William A. Brady, who wants to break the contract, in New York, Bob Edgren, the sole arbiter, in Los to Angeles, and Tex Rickard here on the job ready comply with all arrangements entered jnto, it's no wonder the Dempsey and Carpenticr championship match is up in the air, so to speak. Dempsey’s man- ager. Kearns, says the match is on, Brady says it isn’t, Riekard insists it’s the beat pugilistic attraction ever staged, Cochran is too ill in London to even answer cabled inquiries, and Bob Edgren, the arbiter, isn’t worrying over the outcome of present-day talk in the least, He is the supreme judge of what's right and what's wrong in the match, and he says everything is O, K., and there you are. Meanwhile, Tex Rickard is chew: ¢——————————————————————— ing cigars up by the minute in his little office in the tower of Madison to would be barred from the Now York Square Garden, answering all dues- | Mltens tions on the subject in an open, hon-| Of course, there in the chance of “ost way that is distinctly his with-| mending the Walker law before out being sure of Just where he uc- | July to make the big bout impossible, | THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921. Fen A GALAXY OF NEW YORK’S YOUNG SKATING STARS This beautiful prize be- comer permanent property New York-Chicago skating races next month. EVENING eat oa oJ oe ° READY TO POST SINGLE FORFEIT OF $100,000 DECISION OF FOUL SAVED BiG WAGERS _ MADE ON O'GATTY Referee Said Ro Roy Moore Fouled Him in Bout at Pioneer A. C. The decision rendered by Reteree Eddie Pollock at the Pioneer A. C, sands of doliars that were wagered on PPadidy O'Gatty to defeat Ray Moorm, the St. Paul featherweight Until the referee intervened in the latter half of the third round Moore was giving O'Gatty a severe heating. It was learned before the start of the bout that # lot of money had been wagered on OGatty by his East |Side admirers, who constituted nine tenths of the large gathering. The odds were stated at 3 to 1 on Moore | to win, with numerous O'Gatty takers Roth the judges who affitiated last night stated that in their opinion the New Yorker had not been fouled. The three judges and referee were sum moned to appear before the commis sion to clear up the bout that saved many thousands of dollars for the east side From the ringside it was obvious that Moore was punching at times below the “dead line,” but as he is a close infighter and constantly in action, at no time did his infraction \of the rules appear intentional. Aipuday ulgby ab ibe ckar Sgorting Club when Le York a dy ways Gghting to get even. Hy at. For two Gaya now he| but why In the name of all that is That the’ biowa/ aia) not do: soy has deen ‘awaiting an answer from |fair and square should a law which damage or tend to have a physical Cochran, in London, a8 to whether|has proved so popular be even | Ne Y k S h I Bo effect on O'Gatty was also apparent het going to withdraw bike Brady |amended, “The state ig in need of LV@UD KF OT Ccioo ys after exmination by a doctor. ‘This has from the match and all axree- | ll the revenue it can possibly get or h ments to which they Hotnd them- | This bout alone will add a consider- 7 Pee 4 and the fact that the east sider was selves legally two months ago, Up able amount to it Should this tar ratntn or ee being soundly thrashed stamps the to a late hour last night Rickard|money be turned down us tainted? act ofthe referee aa both hasty an had heard nothing one way or the - . . ake sh other from London, and outwardly |rpagien isn't. a publia pastime With Chica Oo Skaters faulty and & great injustice to Moore } _ wasn't disturbed over the Aelay: asding- anyitite: @ the tuate gd The decision was met with disap = Tiéaaut ‘i | proval from the non-partisan element STRAD, Tex profeaned to fect Treasury outside of boxing — * wil i ‘efi ? th everything. come | This, of course, aside from the ‘ . at the ringside, but the O'Gatty fol- . A HERIOT WIE RSENS: Jy fa ; os : ‘ .| ages of twelve to twenty, circling th: lowers, who comprised 90 per cent. « 5 what may. tax. Baseball's receipts aren't t —Great Enthusiasm AmMONg) weve-tup track at the Brooklyn Tec one of the Jatwewt crowds that 6 “Pil run this match, no matter what [nor are racing's, but there is a bill oeal Wade Mig Media Pica atagn DAES ne of the largest crowds that ever nappens, beowuse 1 feel ia duty bound |in the Legisiature which would pro ocal Lads for Inter-City| Palpee, wy jammed their way into the Piones 4 4 held Saturday 8 7 6 inceptio Rego naa Sua Mant f aontt ahi vide a tax of 12 pex cont, on the lat: Jee Contest Next Month for! Coach Howard is very well aware Heo Gives gaa Ue tier n fe aie GiMPOUNLy in looatt or sport, Sounds ridiculous, and is, | “7 ate se ope J a D Fe ee any et have had no lear [/8 view of the fact that racing has| Evening World Trophy. | of the ablilty ot the speed Balen HANGS CE BIENR ee. than halt a dozen communications | Paid litte tn tha yas oe dividends j that have by fa develops s in os Mid Ab Gtporw’s lide pumehing, aid’ bat from various States, all of which |" ner aE Spr gh A | Selb aikcdi pai eenhig Bumbo impair the fighting ability of the want the bout, and as many more men | TMughos's time. | Kucing here ds not a By Robert Boyd. \there the climatic conditions favor the liana Totke ai sfareacc: 4 falas have interviewed me personally inthe PAri-mut umn = - developing of skaters much more than Jive cen hee b alt teh ibaa rest of eeveral large cith 1 But tis in getting away from, box- LIMOUGH the schoolboy skaters | here in the Bast, in oar busy metropo lused better judgment if he had been have them all under consideration, ins, or particularly the big bow, 1 w York e only twollis, Not only are they favored with |more lenient with the disqualified aN ’when the time comes on March i dorsn't seem possible that a” big, ks to prepare for their duat |More natural facilities, but thelr un- Vackea for naming the buitle ground & will broad Governor, such as Gov. Miller | .,,, < , natural skating rinks, such as flooding | Aigner, do eo promuptty. 8 suid to be, should be afraid to| Meet with Chicago, they are Tustin the playgrounds by Mayor Thom). Despite the fact that both men a “Running the match alone, as it re 4 up for what was writ nin|lke “Trojans” under the watchful|gon's Ice Skating Comuinitt have | weighed above 122. pounds they were appears you may have to do, will coat the statute books last year by legis-| eye of Tom Howard, head coach, to be| brought the Windy City to the tove in * 5 bs t .» you additional money in forfeits, lators of his own Republican Party.| in condition to. give thelr w the last few years as the skating cen announced xs ‘bantams instead of won't It?” we asked. To amend the Walker law at this age bi tre of the L ates, Why, out in | real featherweights, why ‘Geposit of $33,383 in the three- when something big and real,|"/V@ls the race of thelr lives for! Chicago the is Ho interested in | In the semi-final, Jimmy O’Gatty roered partnership | has already something which the people Rave | supremacy on the ice next month. {skating that ut times during the win jknocked out Mike Carroll in the been placed with the trust company shown they are jn favor of is onithe| The forme ‘anderer, New York | tor he will order a street closed and q 2 teen pinche articien, ‘The minute | thpis, would be a narrow Drocedire| Ac pochee oe nel eae et oak | tie city department will flood it for ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS ano/ SENIORS firat round. Sammy Vogel, a former hear that Mr. Cochran has with- on part of the legislators of the|?” Y and coach at Yale) siating, There ls only one meghod of | — = = amateur, stopped Maxey Kaufman in drawn from the match, as Brady says present session for six years Is very much enthused | developing skaters, and that is give sic valinde: and Yoo Garter won ithe he has, [ will put up the entire for- The Dempsey-Carpentier bout in| With the calibre of the youngsters the| the youngsters a place to skate whi! nN h BY JOHN 7 CLUBS MUST DEDUCT aes ‘i . aires Hee feit of $100,000 gladly. 1 want to Now York will mean the circulation| P. §, A. L. officials have turned over they ate young. It ts very much like Fistic News Bement and Gossi |Judges’ decision over Stanley Meas Five Coohran plenty of time to think |or thousands of dollars among Ita! tq bien to whip iate shape for, the | MMM! 10 develop good material é Ssip STATE AND FEDERAL TAX |gnan in the opening six over, for in duc respect to what | hotel men and its merchants, Should 2 k yee : jyou have to start them young. : —— Brady says about the London pro- all this money be cast from our inter-oity speed races, “They are a But that is not telling you what I] ‘Tex fickard he. gned up Jack = hartie Pinte Maxwell and Pilkington FROM FIGHTERS' PURSES. moter's withdrawing, I don’t believe | doors, shunted off to Canada, which! likely looking lot” Howat remarked | think of these boys of mine. One OV | Britton to defend hia. welterwelight nave sch’ outed B96 seth, Manager Rdale’ Ste 'French Athletes that he wants (0. it's funny, ile ls reaching out for it, or to some|as his eye followed a bunch of to have bud real rucing experience |i) 4! !! ' ; mag {Mahi for Welkht and appearance. In the otter! Fierpattay out-of-town boxers who ever, that he hasn't anewered my other We hope not oom Singtel ‘i 2 ih actual competition, The others Vf fifteen-round bout against | roundiér Sel Seagnou, the ex-amateur, wl eet heir | wer, other@iater “We hopesngt) mne 20 yoUngWtery ranging ftom the |Ah, Soumignt gay, novices in the race | Ted “Kid” Lewis of Hnaiand, at Mvd- {weet day Mate o ters perform in this state wil nave their! a Penn Games Rickard spoke as if he meant every | = = ing game, However, they will round {ison Square Garden Mob e State and Federal tax deducted by the | word he said, and in doing #0 is sim- nto shape by the day of the races.in qgritionts tit ret tl Anderson, the soung bentam from Wyo. | Promoters — by the ive tnélr ply running to form. It has been said ’ | What they lack in real ability they Ribas stds Uh eal vile defeated, Young iflckey at the | Money. It was tound tnat fighters com-| pHILADELPHTA, Jan. 22—Athletia of him that his word is his bond, and will make up in fighting spirit, Inj State since the tion of the |, putting Chub, 4s fast coming to the front Ing from other States left New York! suthoritias of the University of Penn knowing him intimately as we do for athletics, you know, that means mak- | Walker bil | undr the msnaacraens of Wis Grayp, “Mit sbinks | without complying with the Income tax || ee -» many years, it would be rather a late {ng up for a multitude of shortcom-| phe match originally was scheduled [Mus Kid a coming champion and has arranged an | tu w sylvania are daily expecting a reply day in his great career to “fall down’ hat appens Every Day ings. Pei cre SL eee nee iabt-round tut with Cate Starsuall at Newbure| ‘The State Boxing Commission served | to an Invitation sent to France aski on any contract he has made, No| RWith the squad of capable co ie ee ee ee sor furten Daa (olay sieht at which a Mg deeation tom) Hots “on all UnMaureem and match-| the University of Paria, to end & one- ould begrudge seeing him con- . who have volunteercd their services| 10 @ disigreement pver a referee, Dat vie yi wilt att The following Tuesday makers of the clibs in the Empire = faa and manent the big- | Pe rack Retires, can make Garry Herrmann, President to assist me in training the New York | Moreen. manager of Tritton, cane si ineesa' Coustis' Covie ae 4s-|to appear at the commission's o mile team to relay races here the lat- rast ching of his life, now that things |. Mien Fannie Durack of Sydney, N, of the Cincinnati Reda, xt least $9 riot | team we will work Individually with d the bout i) @ ten-mvuaAd gem)-ftr PBR TS Biol ce lati] a a ter part of April, The French uni feet Turned so discouragingly for him| 8: W., Australta's famous swimming ba ie te ene ese AY leach man. We will impart the ra —- — He ay ee ye te note ine | vorsity is said to have sume good at this stage. |ehampion, has announced her perma-| Redland. Field when he shows here |/M& strokes, the proper way to set] Billy Murs, the seat Jim Montgomery, the Lrish midete moticy or elxe be held responsible, | quarter milers nent withdrawal from the competitive [With the Yankees. The date. for the his racers, how to take the corners | wuom Kddie Haney CS Way ts DUALS rnew Salata i ’ HE mystery of the disappearance figid. The news of her decision to race [Ne |# July 2, and already five fany and hit the turns, and sharpeging up| honors, makes his local de ne for five fights, Montgomery wus offerad goad Canad Teact. walt Invitations have aleo been set to | ai Dompsey's forfeit, a bond for | no more has just been received here ir pave agreed to pay, Garry Herrmann hia wind in the short time allott to-nugit azainst Battling Iaidy, the migwed | pines for each bout and hie mal Jack ‘lowers, hean eT een. Con'ege McGill University at Montreal and * ed here in ‘A seat eac ye can knock «| for conditions lad, at thy Commonwwalah Sporting Club | jie: uo time in elaine t ey Valid. (se ced . . $50,000, has been cleared away | 4 letter from an oficial of the Ladies’ | bill Into the Meachers, And if Babe “Owing Rees holding of the races Sali rvar era sain eel ee Beal Ade at hon rebene ee: LONDON, Jan, 22.—The orginal con-| Torento University to send teams for to the satisfaction of all concerned.| Swimming Association of New South Alls to paste one atnong the aun KOUR iin the ame rink where the New [ton snd Jamuy ‘Taylor are gairal off in anottee gr on toutn wal wan of he ga md tract for the Carpentier-Dempsey box-| Yarious events, Dated Nov. 20, the day on wirich it) Wales and it comes ax a mow uns. | game us terrmann's guests | York boys do their daily training and | 'en-round erent. Four sod aix round affaine will fy ing bout ix considered still valid by| No Contestants are expected trom iP was by agreement to ¢ deposited. it! Rodney stated’ that Aline Durack had | = |to thelr being aocumomed to It, while | peaie the double o - | in| Charles B, Cochran, the English boxing! Oxford or Cambridge this year. Ai- was locate ‘ - gone into training for the prospective | Vale swt s 7 . si on the contrary their mm rivals plea a ace Mw has arrived In} promoter, purty to the agreement 2 hese Ennglis unive! st had himself left it before he and Visit of Mise Ehelda, Belbtrey of the | NEw treet, Werld's Record: wit be racing on a ee track.| At Merford, veceren boxing ot Ge Ati | foaniton ks Reid, the San | Sag declared in a statement authori mea siege, Hae ib volyeratties Dempoey went West following the |New Yor< Women's Swimming Assvci- | word “ + Coun, Jan A} with one day's practice, a decided ad- | more, sys thar bis managers of | Hritaieo f ut Willie Meehan | by hia here yesterday Mr, | hawe a stinding invitation to partic) Brennan fight, The funny thing in the Olympic champlon, [ibd Pethe ritee at ete Mt gad Awe | vantage rests with the local team, | Heuy Leonard, world's wolght, and t fF boat a Arivong on | Cochran's assoc said they had ne pate in Peansylvania’s relay games connection with it is that Kearns, ; | Yale awimming team Ina special event, Ths might seem Ike poor sports-| lew Tendler of Pita contetider for the New © Pay afternoon, Fowl Moblin, hie knowleda Se tenionity for Wiliam year, it, was hardly expected Smart fellow that he js supposed to|“Home-Run’ Baker to Retarn, [held in connection with the dual meet|manship, yet {t's all in the game title, an offer of « $7 fa fiftwon-round minager, la trying 10 eign him up ke @ buat with |EPAdy of Now York to speak in Mir. J @o to she Ganerise of send be, didn't know it was the real bond.| —“Home-Run Baker is ready to re-| With Princeton here last night. ‘The! “Lam. particularly impressed bout wa decision to be held In Haltimore. er BIN Brennan or Hacry Grab. Tho etatement reada as follows: Boy. UE Se CRRENAC OF tid > 6 thought it was just a copy. And| fein the Yankees, according to de- | time minutes (6 seconds, The |the elementary schoolboys. We have -—— “As faraa Mr, Cochran fs concerned, | Ms aneu each year, An English team, we are constantly hearing about what | spatches received I st night. His | Pre made by! some material hero that appears nl- | Tastamweights wilt also furnlat the star event of |, WAtR (Yous) Eddy. the sensational New Bne-| tha original contract for the Dempsay-| however, is looked for in 1822 shrewd, clever persona managers of the big is contingont Beau " land Ughtwolutit, who lias not lomt a decision since | Carpentier fight holds, If Mears. Bri fghters are. When Kearns comes ovary og one of his chil — Most Unbentable, | Kor thelr years [ftemn runds a: ihe Poe Soaring Clube Bas (Sewer lw writ lo effet, has ben matched for Rickard have wiendrawn, that In mets tone hee dips au 00 ei" are remarkab < th Street to-night when Henny Coster, the clever Ge sunny Kane of Yorkville In oue of tne] Yond our control, but if It ly true, Mr Hiy Whips Britt back to New York some wineacre to wet Baker to return to | 8: C+ Bleven Bide High for Game. |poys, senior and juniors, do not ape | italian boxer, meets fhobby Dovls of ihe weat side, {2 met duns Kane of : Ne ne oe ren e060 reley Tinelly Whips Britt; may try to sell him Brooklyn Bridge (Aiwa tor noma thine: but the former | BOSTON, Jun. 22—A guarantee of peioh tie standard oe ene sens lat im lereriued memicinal Palen.” Pisses, | OTe tnume. powtn: Ho Be RAIS. AL (the Bear: Sperling Coctrat otters £100,000%e Hela ithe AgnE, —HROVIDENCE, [RI Jae. SN of the shaving privileges of the PO- Mome-Itun King never hax liked the | $1/,W00 or 30 per cont: of the wate re-( boys; they will need plenty of train-| brother of lous Mh ot Wridewport, will swap {CMD oo : It’ was stated that Mr. Cochran had| the American Legion show hero last ce Department life on the road. if Baker returns it reipts, is offered by Roston Collexe toling: but you just sar we'll he thers Pela mile ima — not heard directly from Mr. Brady, but] night Pete Hartley, the crack Now Hut Kearns, dumb ax he seemed to quite certain that he will sot play with | the college football eleven of equal i ‘ HEBD t hia J Mammy Nable, cam side bentamwvight champion, Wan inclined to believe the ruling of the| ue in thie particular transaction, isn't the Yanks, but will go to th | ng that will t them ‘here | Leay tO Uphold the traditions of the s 5 ich ae who was forced (0 vane! ble Mften-round bow New York State Hoxing Commission ag| Yorke Mehtwelght, gave Frankle Young flustered about whether or not the Mt a deal. faker unnounc Ro ickcuunenceees inst Mayiir | Bitie O'Hare, the promising Hoeal Tait omy | A ences at the Moncer Spring (lub lat | to % maximum admission fee to the ght! Britt of New Bedford a sound thrash: PacH Mutt GavDentien will Coriaior would be wind fo piny with ing Wan —_— a parmemon # best, in his Eastern 1 wed yi cement | day night oh account of an Infeeted hs Mists ave caused him to “get out from) ing In elght out of ten rounds, wins He saye it will, und furthermore with) (maton team, ws that would Five Nin 4) Clean Sweep sor Davis Cup Team: i _S Lea is anticipation of heyeral outs hts | oe ning the referee's decision. ‘The Max ran itself if eamary. It is evident At leant SYDNBY, N. 8. W., Jan In the \" ‘ see | bas in ore for him, Nable = side weighiia were: Britt 134% pounter hat he hae great faith in the promove eoond of ‘law Mtohts| Belmomt Does Not Intend to Qait hh nea: tout is with Patay Jounan at the Memiion| Invite Oxf Me ee Cambridge | aritey 134 pounds, Martley ted ait nilits: or Rickark m atavitte the American Davis Cup beat the ing Game, BY een ae 4, Pama, on the of he moni iolfern. ‘ ng ability of Rickard Kockler and Onteritter Lend, Aiaitaitana f macches to 6 vesterdas:| qh am. atatercnt wre faun in’ the South by ilk clever boxing & A combined Oxford-Cambridge goit| He ay and had Britt continualiy CHICAGO, Jan thy Ditthe om In the singles Capt. Watson M. Wasi a statement which he gave out | pitting “| peut saumgeon, the load hoarrwiit, amt Jack [ten has been invited to participate in} Holding to avold a knockout aes, the possibility of the than tye pi “tour to burn beat J. Bo Hawke at 6—4,. 6 | esterday, Major August Belmont cor — | cnitton nd Urokiyn heaywentt, will met io] the playing of the annual intercollegiate | - _ contest boing held in New S!3-d8y Dike race peat Ke snd William M. Johnston defeated Rt, d the impression that the Incor he Ridgawony Grove Spor ne | Muth on} sre bout of en rouds at the Propo (1. | golf iarnlane hips next spring, accord amateur, and Charley Onte " 3 P i J tne fe pring, accor Schlenshi 4 r Ateresting at this time to know just {16h hour of the grind, ‘This pair had| yohnaton detented: Nore Iden and |texington, Ky. forecasted hia retire. | Broakln heavyweight, will go agairet Jack Han See eased ikidh Pottoe anon Mary | BY A, Lucien Walker, Captain of tin| At tho wrestling carnival held last aoe ae sets tha Walker scored 66% points in the sprints, while | aogier e ON i Nt ined by: BTOOK A] ment fom the turf oF a leamening of his {len auotber “teavs.”” to the semifinal of ten | randin. Nong Joo fhivem wm Azaly Jobaston | COWMDI Temme And ion oficial of tie) night ut the Olymple Theatre Cart jaw. Being of a judicial mind, he Madden and Magin were wecond with) of ig—¥, 2—¢, 7 no 6 ® se0re] interest jin the breeding industry or |eoumla Aa beth men are heavy mai Waltae Tuomjeon +, Soltiee None in ei Ort AMR ee : sehlenskl, the heavyweight wrestler ¢ a jJudicia |, he y |, 2—t, 7 and aaid that h ad written to recognizes faw and knows thatevery- | Mig (nd Baton and Hilt were third ea pelos BEL iat reports of they quuht bitoni tivtoremette anita, a ‘tew days ago, and that white| from Utica, threw Hans Lanier of New ith tie incorporation had given rise to such ; s thing on the statute books should be ba tin Cla ite reports. manor Wannautel expects to clam th = SS clis fekiter above: ‘0 dey how the proposal would| York, after 30 minutes, with a head- pespected and enforced, The Walker x, ¥. A. C. Bowtn To-Niaht. a en Na aia att 1 merely incorporated the Nursery {wan co day Linker Key. the ov aide fighter, who wid! | bo ‘met “itr Gnd reat hopes that 9f |iock. Jack Feinberg, of the East Side, bout within the limits of New York Hing tournament under the wuspices of |p STUF DUALS Apteaal GF Brescia gd BIE, Tred nah | waa Coane twee toute’ with Harry GI of cur Seurting Cla, ha been tieacticnlly ma ships. will be held at the middleweight wrestler, with a scissors State, just as it permitted a Joe the ‘Padiatr pat spe nela At tle "The purpose of the club will be to en- | the death, of nominator, all entr burgh, will take ‘ che meet Juumy O'G at a show of that elyb the | Country b from June 28 to July 2, | hold after 40 minutes: Lynch-Pete Herman championsh|p city club house, Central Park South | courage expert swimining and erlare yold. The stakes are growing to bi ‘ Y ¥ baw wk on Fabruary. Keyes has won goverat | _1f Oxford and Cambridge decide to match, the recent Leonard-Mitchell -night athietle sports: | Among the members |ao large that engagements have become |e oN ae 4 in the Jas few month, send thelr representatives here, the bout for the lightweight title, und ap wanvin are Mise’ Charlotte Boyle and Mise/a valuable asset, and that waa my ides | 2% ce abe A Rett sce Hi See with, preemie AS HE the see combined team will be one of the most | even the Dempsey-Brennan battle in ‘ S eunae eager ers een Tggin. who won win i hon-|of the best way to protect them, and | wit, Haward ae been ts} gy sicRar, who won @ tecanioal Imockout victory | formidable in the competition, Cyril J. Phila. Jack O’B a which the heavyweight championship ,,fTHACA, Jan. | 22.—Cor Henn Oly mpte Games, ‘head: | means no real change in the ownershipe | vrane in all of bis fights and he ought 10 Bim | ore Willie Cereal recetitly, fights Sailor jor EH: ‘Tolley, presont British amateur a. Jac rien s wee ak stake” Why, then ehaula. fs Univeraity of Huffalo. in Hartora of the club will be at No, 86 ——— 1Ghip o thard banthe 7 ina tout af Alben mands at the | champlon,” js playing on the Oxford SYSTEM ss ny, » should fateh Se VeMbiday by. a nton Siree! ‘ook lyn, Kelly in the ie re sapiee bt team joubtiess would be one of there be any talk, or even rumors, 10 to 0. - NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS. Mary Crom of thie sity w 0 the worm | Wertharen Aiorting Club to-night, Kelly re Te ee +m ra of the combination; | WEALTH 4 a PUIG INSTITUTE of the prevention of a meeting be . Veteran Guanes Wien al Fincher! Raco—Lottery, Corridon, | seostug’ in alt oF his fights. and. te ousht to. gie | O° te 8 fteenround draw with Jofion peeAatas Se || clutter” Begin’ Monday, Sans a, tween Carpentier and Dempsey? To co Track Meet on Card A lics £ Turnbow F Last g at the amine club. Tn the aai-final tas 12 Noon—4 P. M- Me r lay mind the prevention of such aiira Of the imelropoliian ile | ht viet mde acted i tea A Dab Second Race—Mahony, Albert a tin Hou 10; ve. IR Sheree, Neh, Thome ve ‘Tyitio Atatonon foe ten rome, Dickerson Wins nal. Madisen S G Entrance y LM athlete atara (of i politan Gis: | war victory wis scored in the annual A. Tableaux d'Honneur FP, wnttemeuigtt ham f “ aL ALLBAIR HEIGHTS, J dome | adison Sq. Garden| !'j{/"4 a promising pugilistic treat amounts Fa Apel ariint Midwinter handicay pehooting tou ‘Third Race-—Day Lily, Brown ry at the Ridgewont fin * Preddic Maw, Brook of libiwetebt and | Dr. Le B. Dickerson of Clearwater won Ontp At Yours A, M10 P.M. fo: Giserimination, and there's fo pee ent Armor i 8 nament yesterday when B,D. Kelsey | Check, Trust OMmelal Dnt, Andy 'los!e mews Jack | farmer a Arner of Benvs leonard, m under} the wnnual January. golf tournamcnt || BLES REDUCING —BODY BUTLDING place in the legal world for discrimi- Regiment Armory Must Aurora, N.Y. former’ New Fourth Race St. ald Dosdand; Sle Ne etic ae thew Kline end’ le ona to ona | when ne. defeated Orn tiie be | BONING TAUGHT NO PONISHMENT pation, Music lovers might as well jhe events wit & Hees York State eluumpion, led the fleld with| Rom, Warsaw ol Mii goo) fon wlan from 126 10 AN. Kiar alan | enwtOw Vp pnd. 2 to play, 0 \ ack an Root, Manduatt ‘Conary be told that a hundied tenors might [ong Inland lodges W tote MS breaks out of 1M target Pith Race—On High, Vit, Aste es Q ae) ‘ re the nole Anal The Glenn Tih 4 outdoors very. form, af sing for them but Caruso could no srowh. | He Hed from ithe eiehigeny| | BUS Hangeetonital City. Roti |, ’ si ‘ ‘ wh “ H ‘abi hleaneoed st H WL a Teal of Cp at thd | uathe” Private lexn rooms, Catalog and movie fans be Warned that Fair. Ruth Has Red Fans Agog Already. Mi id ‘ine an he ae th ie Bes yan 7 lige sai i : aa Kee Aer eA ian whee Membership, One Yi 100 iced od and the gun he 10h hes Beveyth Race—Frogiown, Che eighteen atratgh ries, expecta to m Thawua Kum eet bows a ine kaw New vantage of two holes and Rice was aly Ps ear, $ banks, Mary Pickford and other stars CINCINNATI, Jan, 22—Babe Ruth served bim for thirty years Leader! ¥air Orient, SO" S" re ad = last night perhaps aaved ‘many thou- a