The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 18

On OIA ere pig tet Santino gn he Se: ON eee eet Sa e-* THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY ANKEE MANAGER ANNOUNCES COMPLETE TRAINING SCHEDULE JANUARY 27, 1921. Canada’s Representatives to Formally fake $700,000 Offer for Dempsey-Carpentier Bout to Tex Rickard To-Day. ANADA'S $700,000 offer fur the! Detnpsey-Carpentier fistic clas will be made formally to-day te ex Rickard. Several representatives have weross the border to tei! the promoter how anxious Montreas be to stage the bs for the world’s; phampionship and consider the privi-! lege worth nearly three-quarters of a million. | The conference this afternoon will! Rot get beyond the conversational | Stage, or one reason, Tex Rickard ! still doesn't know whether Charles Cochran and William Brady are his partners in the undertaking to bring | Dempsey and Carpentier together in| the mame ring. Brady has stated his fatentions of slipping from under the big tent because of an alleged treh- Bionlity in the posting of forfeits, | but more will be heard about thie Defore it ls definitely decided by al Parties in the contrac’ The status of Charles Cochran Giso shrouded in doubt. For some time the English promoter hus been | seriously sick in his Loudon home. Cadre sent him by Rickard askin, | for lis position in view of Brady Action have not been answered. Ax matters now stand Rickard is not Certain whether he will promote the jonship bout Independently or as only one in @ partnership. _ Because of this mix-ap Montreal's Tepreventatives will only Gnd Tex an Attentive latener to their proposition, HE Boxing Commission, after suspending the Pioneer Club: : “because of the Moore-O'Gati, bout last week, will reapen the club's ease at a meeting to-morrow. Because one of its own referees de- Glared O'Gatty the winner on a foul when later no evidence of a foul hav- ing been committed covid be found, the commission with great alacrity suspended the Pioneer Club. ‘The Proper time for a hearing should have been before any punishment was “dished out. Evidently the commis- #ion has heard something recently about the scales of justice and de- cided to give the Ploneer Club an opportunity to present its side of the case. To prosper in this State there must be rigid and efficient supervi of boxing, but it must not be patt-rned afte: the despotic German model of 1914. If the Pioneer Club in found guilty of wrongdoing, it should be summarily punished; if not, the club's muspension should be quickly raised. Ga. a i HAT threatened to be an unfortunate finish to the! Strangler Lewis-Barl Cad- dock bout has convinced Jack Curley that participants in future wrestling contests in this city must be more evenly matched. It isn't likely that one man will outweigh his opponent Hfty pounds, as Lewis did Caddock. ‘The mat sport permits of a wia. variance In size than boxing, but Curley will insist that all grapplers who exhibit thelr assortment of steel- Uke chitches in New York will be Bearly of the same tonnage. One of the arst bouts under the system of matchmaking will be 1 Caddock and Jim Londos, the Greek Hercules, who both tip aout 185 pounds, This would provide an interesting exhitition of two men tn the same claus, one with extraord: | Bary strength and stamina, the other Whose knowledge of wrestling science cannot be surpassed, ARRY VARDON, many times | holder of the British open golt _ championship, is no doubt sin- cére in his intention to retire from} active competition. Now over fifty | Years, the greatest golfer the world har cver known tmust not seek the quietude of the sidelines in tavor of Younger men, even in a game that is supposed to be only an old man’s Bport. ‘The report over the other side that George Duncan, winner of the British Open last year, and Mitchell, one of ‘Women’s Met. Golf Association ‘THE NEW \WILLAR twas SAN JESS Says IT Was Jacks FIRST PUNCH TO The CHIM THAT SPLLED THE Soup a 1COKS & SLICES ——_ | CARELESS - WILLARD Stine BELIEVES IT WILLARD A& Frock © DIFFicucryY TRYING TO HIS OWN @AGE — OR 15 IT INCONVENIENT TO KEMEMBER & D Copyrigh Has F Figure t, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co, EPPARENTLY HE (The New York Pyening World.) DISPOSITION Ex-cHanes Le SSON HIS BEL BELIEVE > r Cm Frornton Fisuee—ee to Select Course for Nexi, Championship To-Day. i} ‘The annua) meeting of the Women’s | Metropolitan Golf Association wil! | take place at the Biltmore Hotel to day, Chief interest in the |meeting centres in the selection of a cours. for holding the annual championship tournament. The Nassau Country Chub at Glen Cove, L. L, 1s favored by many of the prominent players of the divtriet. It hae been some time since 4 Long Island course had the éham- Plonship and in all probability that section will draw th.s year's event, with Nassau quite a likely choice. Another feature of the programme for this meeting ix the eluction of offi- cers for the ensuing year. ST. AUGUSTINE, Ia, Jan. 2 Chose and interesting matches f ured the first round of the St. Augus- | tine links tournament. Donald Clark, the West Virginian, who won the qualifying medal yestérday, con-'| Unued his good work and defented KR. | P. Bernard of Washington by 5 and 4. The big surprise of the day’s play wus | the struggle between Wiliam A. | Knight, former Florida State cham- pon, and O. J. Demoll of Washing- ton, Knight was figured to win easily, but Demol!l gave him a battle! all the way and lost ent only by two the holes. At were all ev seventeenth the two | ORMOND BEACH, Fia,, Jan. Two wixteens went the rounds in the firm tmatch play of the ‘Tomoka Sweepstakes, and among those elim- inated wa@ the best amateur golfer here at present, N. B, Perkins of Kentucky, Mr, Perkins made a low score of 81 to-day. but came a cropper when he met Brown of Columbus, The Ohioan disposed of him, 2 and 1. PALM BPACH, Fla, Jan, 27,—"lugh L. Wiltouehhy, medal round winner in the annual LAke Worth tournament, defeated W. L. Kingsley in the sec. ond round of the maten play, 3 and 2 Darwin P. Kingslov, President of ¢ New Yor Life Ingurange Com who won his way to the second round hy stendy play, fell before G-orge G. He'ntaman of the Hamilton Coun- try Club, Gannde BASKETBALL GOSSIP ‘he committee on athletios heted with the Clark House arranged an all star ath! tion for Saturday night, the prec of which will be added to a fund to send some of the poor east side youngsters to the Clark House camp for two weeks. Beveral of the leadive {boxers will appear In exhibitions nnd | » & basketball game between Sain Mel- | itzer’s Old Timers of Clark House, | ; ny, m in bout, stated that it would be LIVE WIR By Neal R. O'Hara. Coprright, 1991, wy The Pree Publishing Co, ES: | (The Mow Tork Krening Worid.) So far, that balloon trip to Moose Factory has produced more fight- ing than the Dempsey-Carpentier artioles of agreement. in the omega of] tv about the scrappers’ deposits. The latest fly Tt seems Jack and Carp put up fifty grand apiece as an evidence of good fatth and pros- perity, In case they run away from a half-million-dollar purse they forfeit thelr deposits, The movie rights are also null and yold in case of no fight. ‘he Carp-Dempsey fight ia now: on its second year. cable company looks like the probable winner. . 8 6 So far, the Since Dempsey won the champeenship he has knocked oul M'ske, Brennan and eighteen movie Carpentier has been busier with a seven-pount baby than he A villains, has with six-oune @ gloves. movies and Bat Levinsky, dearsals, in New York. Landon, has only had time to knock off two ‘The farce with Bat was Aimed without re- hore J# no Irewh news about the tight, except It may not be held | Paris and Shamokin Tulsa has put in a bid and Peoria 8 In a frenzy. are being considered. | Peorla will guarantee to raise the hotel rates and have excursion trains run on the day of the fight. self, but 1 Ypsilanti will make it @ legal half-holiday and toss the lem- onade privilege into the contract. is taking his time, Tex Riokard will run the fight him- Dompsey and Carp are taking theirs, Frank Mack, but tu day as Mixk; nest Weinert Weinert flywelatt To 9 letter fret received by Dan Money Ractling Levinatey, esinaky at who is Fistic News manager of the new- ly organized National Sporting Club of Newark, is surely having Ifis own troubles trying to get together @ card of bouts for his opening boxing show the First Regiment Armory at Newark on Feb. 14, SS and Gossip Hope, and the prumpeste are cles be will wire Marin q wutf battle. Benny Conter, the east ste ountender’ tor the vantamwelgat crown, now hid by Joe Lynch, haa {Wm been matched to moot Sammy Nabdle, another | vaet mich badtler, for fftecn rounda at the Com: wonwealth A.C on Fb ® Coster a also fintched t© met Packey O'Gaity In a return go at BY JOHN POLLOCK 8,706 BOXING FANS PAY $27,712 FOR SEATS AT GARDEN BOXING SHOW By JOHN POLLOCK. The boxing show staged at Madison Square Garden last night by Tex Rickard drew a durpris- Ingly large gate, the gross re- celpts\umounting to $27,712. Ex- actly 8,706 persons atte: Tho tickets were sold as follows: + $ 2361.00 $27,712.00 Wrest iers to Be Denied Use of Headlock Here' Ed ("Strangler") Lewis, heavy- weight wrestling- champion of the world, must confine his) punishing heaalock hereafter to bouts outside of Us city, or in any case t bouts} other than those promoted Curley, Responding to the clamor nst | this hold, which has become rely | dangerous in the hands of Lewis, Jack Curley took it by the ears yestentay and ruthlessly cast it into the sub- urbe, where it can do little harm, Curley \s the impresario of wrest- 'ng—the one man who had the cour- age of his convictions and faced loss ae He had Charley the Ploncer Sporting Club wome time in February, | after loss before he was able to bring! Weinert of Newark booked to fight Billy Miske of St. Paul for the main Miske’ to go manage of Pte Herman of revently knocked out Jlnany champlon of the world, England, Is pow on | Kawiand and in expecta! to Square Galo pext month, mit ove ye that hie arm in no badly lijured | not be able to fit again 6 ‘8 MANARET nwwion for wlngy deww neently sent Black « telegram in which he | sound time be was mupended, e ig matched Ol fight at Portland, Me., on that date | impossible gor Miske Black is now trying Leo Flynn to no longer the manager of Johnny Redater, the promising local foutherwrigte, 8 | | young Reider wus sumpened by the Bofing Com- this beng the | "ynn decided to ¢ Heiner’ father jook atier ha affam in the ure, A qecial boring show will be staged ty the Pcenmmmalth Sorting Club of Haclom to-ngin Mointle, Uke matchmaker, bas beoked up Eadie Pletcher and Terry Miller to mow in the) | itue go of ten rounds, while in the otter ten rounder Jimmy Kirk will hook op with Herma: | Punts, ‘There will be four otrer tute ot the can to aguinst o Mond. Golden is bury | ty ae se aes | ing tmok for tbe pixwowe of gain iy Hevwsn | Cay” night : : foe wnoitier tattle with Joe Lene gt Madioon | Yornville will Luke on Tmtline Luann ot Sailor Joe Daily wiki go againet Miles trown of New York All four fagbkan ary traits fmt | ing foe Chet content uslaind, | | ‘Toumy Ratwon, the middlewight fighter of | A 265 by Heins in the second gam the sport back to its proper place by slowly restoring the confideuce of those who had lost faith in its hon- esty. He persevered, and for a or two has been reaping a well merit- ed reward. In the absence of a nationnl gov- erning body, or of any kind erning body for wrestling, ley’s pronouncement, backed | sppeara to be a strong p mont, practically bars the hoid which has Stirred up such a rumpus since Lewis defeated Barl Caddock on Mon- day evening. REGAIN HIS LAURELS. THE DEMPSEY- BRENNAN AFFAIR. HAS STRENGTHENED THIS CONWIC TION By Thornton Fisher! Miller % 7S" He Former. Cow PUNCH 1S GOING TO ENGAGE & GALAXY OF TOUGH SPARRING PARTNERS "MO MONKEN BUSEY THIS NE’ TUCKED IN T WILLARD HE CAN 0 ARE OSI mi Ne Ne 6 rar Huggins Returns And Declares His Team Will Play: Sixteen of the Pre-Season Battles to Be Played With Dodgers. By Alex. Sull van. HE call of the bat and ball is more distinctly heard with each succeeding day, It won't be Ieng before the boys in the various major league cities are leaving for their training camps and from that tume on ft Isn't a far ory to the open: ing of the championship season The fact that the season of 1921 is rapidly drawing near is brought home by the reappearance in the Motropolis ot Miller Huggins, the diminutive feader of the Yanks, who announves ‘upon his arrival that he has arranged foi the Yankees to play thirty gumea on thelr training trip. There was a time when {t always }iooked Ike a big losing venture for ine Yanks, this spring training bust- ness, as seldom did the money taken in tor playing various minor league |teams ever roach sufficlent piupoi- tions to offset the vast outlay, (What appetites the players have In the spring—when they don’t have to pay their own feed bille.) But now, with the {lustrious Ruth on the job, the Yankees are sure to draw gufficient money to the box- office to make the conditioning process show a profit, not only for themscives but It will start various minor league organizations off on their right foot The red letter event in the Yanks’ pre-season arrangements will, be a series of three guames at Ebbets Field, al Moore Wins Award Over Young Montreal ——es 3antamweight Feature at Gar- den Proves Uninteresting 15-Round Bout. By Robert Boyd. IN one of the most uninteresting fifteen-round bouts witnessed in Madison Square Garden since the Inception of the Walker Law, Pal Moore of Memphis guined the judges’ award over Young Montreal, bantam welght champion of New England. Just how the judges, Tommy Shor- tell and Harry Ward, reached their verdict in favor of the dark-haired Southerner puzzi.d a large majority of the fans. tis slapping with the open glove tactics must have im- pressed them. As far as perpetual motion and swinging hig arms like flails with his open g.ove, Moore ts the best bantam in the country. He does not pussess the slightest conception of the proper method of punching with the Closed wlove as interpreted by the Walker Law. The infractions of this hitting rule must have escaped the eye of |the two judges at the ringside and thelr final reaching of the decision, Young Mon rea; came to the me- | tropolis heralded as a bantam wonder, | He a siocxy little fe.low, red- haired and rather bald. | It may have been the awkwand, de- ceptive style of milling of Moore that prevented him from making a better snowing. As it was, he proved to be a mediocre fighter, scaling 120% pounds—-a heavy bantam. In justice to the visitor, he tried to make a fight of It, His endeavo: were earnest and cleaner than his adversary’s, He kept after the danc- ing, open-handed-hitting Southerner tor the fifteen rounds, trying to shoot in a solid right or left, but Moore either danced out of harm's way or slapped the bald-headed New Eng- lander until his face became as red as the few hairs left on his head. Neither man did any heavy punch- ing. The cleaner hitting was credited te Montreal, while Moore did the | “lion’s share" of the hitting, although t| \legul, with his open gloves. It resembled a warm-up between |two boxers In their training quarters i ther than a final bout at the | Garden, Boy McCormick. light heavyweirht atx and Spares » foe Le | Bowling Strikes mx p ley Trucks, the pride of Phi a, defeated Billie Heins by the rrow margin of § pins in the first It of a home-and-home series rolled ut the Dyckman alleys last evening Trucks's high total was high score, =| Continuing until May 18. Twn treme are entered | to the contest, nately, Fort Wayne and Amal Motor. Onder, lig, Warehouse, Bloomfi-id rt 1 Jway and Lighting. Sibley & &MoMr. Gal who wa in’ organizing (he toumnament wwly tnateumantal wedicts 8a exciting cont Cuarley Tracks has jek fron wait to fniabs plod Phil Spln-ta's otal Sy of the hime-and-tiome | champion of Great Britain, made his New York debut against Johnny Howand, a middleweight veteran of the Frawley regime, winning the Judges’ award after fifteen rounds of fighting. whe Borrel-thatched Dublin Irish- man's showing was an inauspicious one. He too emerged from the Pacific Coast and British isles with a cred- stable record, but showed’ nothing ‘onsational in the way of pugilistic ability. It may be the fact he was op- vosing one of the toughest Sighting men in the country at his weight that held him back As it was, the laughirg, good-natured [rishman will not throw any scares into tie middle or Ii heavyweight ranks around these environs, ‘ In the sixth round McCormick had Howard out, but through poor gen- ralship failed to follow up his ad- vantage. Howard was fioored in the ninth for the count of nine with a right cross to jaw. When he arose he went after the foreigner and fought him all around the ring. ‘The eleventh round saw Howarl on the floor again from a solid right cross that caught him as he stepped ingide. He took the full count and arose and in a mix-up crossed his right flush on McCormick's Jaw. “Mac” goes up against the ropes and clinches. He holds on tight until the bell rings, nearly out. The lust four rounds MoCormick outfought Howard and had him reel- ng around the ring “punch drunk.” Had he mixed hia brain with some of his advantages and right cromes he might have knocked Howard out. As t was, hig generalship was of the commonplace preliminary fighter va- riety. It, was stated after the bout that McCormick was not in the best of shape. which might account for bis unimpressive performance. cna: scaled 167 and Howard 164%. Paul Doyle of the east side was awarded the judges’ decision over Barney Adaif in a ten-round stugging match. Frankle Conifrey earned the referee's decision in six fast rounds after Sam Moehere beat him all the wav, The judges Mesagreed and “Sim” Brennan declared Conifrey the winner, ———>__. Martin Whine Caffey and In y Award Belt. POV'GHKBEPST! jan. 27.—Johnny Martin, the crack New York Mehtwaight, won @ twelve-round fudgen’ decision over Vince Coffey, a big favorite here, at the Argonne A. C. last night, Martin only weighed 138 pounds, while his opponent scaled 14% pounds, The winner received a allver belt, emblematic of the Hudson Valey championship. In the ten-roun semf-final Young Kramer won the Judges’ decision over K 0, Schoten, Thirty Games YANKEES’ COMPLETE SPRING SCHEDULE Mareh 12 and 13, Shreveport, at Shreveport, La.; 14, 15 and 16, Yankeos' ind team, at Shreve~ port; 17, St. Louis Nationals, at Lake Charles, La.; 18, Brooklyn, 21, Yankees’ port; 24, Brooklyn, at Alexandria, Alexandria, La.; 25, 26 and 27, Brooklyn, at. Shreveport; 28, Yankees’ second team, at Shreve- 30 and 31, Shreveport, rt, lyn, at 5, Brooklyn, at At- Brooklyn, at Win- Brooklyn, a.; 8, Baltimore, t Baltimore; 9, 10 and 11, Brook- lyn, at Brooklyn, Sixteen games with the Brook- lyn Club, seven games with the hreveport Club, one game with the St. Louis Club, one game wi t Baltimore Club, five games with ond team— th thirty games in all. ay April 9, 10 and 11, with the champion Dodgers ‘These aren't the only games that will be played with the National Laugie chumpions, as Boss Huggins has arranged sixteen games with therm. The idea of the hustling Yankees’ pilot is that a strong team like the Dodgers will give bis boys stronger opposition than any minor onganiza- tion ls capable of doing. It's better pructice for the boys to met a bie league team than it is to play the usual Regular vs. Yannigun gumes. The Yanks will make a comypara- tively late start for their came at Shreveport, They will leave here wbout March 1. There will be onlv a week's work of limbering up before the first real game ts played with the Shreveport team. Onevf the big events of their stay in thé South will be thelr battle with he Cardinals at Lake Charles on St Patrick's Day. It will be interesting for the fans there to see such great rival players In action as Babe Ruth of the Yanks and Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis outfit. On Saturday, March 18, the Yanks will journey to Buton Rouge, where the first gun in their campaign against the Dodgers will be fired. Midget Huggins w'll have a confer- ence with Col. Ruppert to-day and it would not be surprising If he Is able to announce that they have put over a big deal that will strengthen the elus's outfield. BIN Kiem will represent the Na- tional League and Georgy Moriarty, former Detroit star and séng writer, will represent the American League while handling the indicator in the Yanks-Dodgers games. The White Sox have bought Iddic Mulligan, an infielder of the Salt Lake Club of the Pacific Coast League. The Sox are going to turn over three men picked to tie minor ‘eague chub before March 6. A twenty-six weeks’ playing sched- ule has been adapted by the Pacific Coast League. The start will be madd April 6. ————_. Hoursby Siena Contract to Play With Cardinals, ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. Roger Hornsby, infielder and champion bats~ man af the National League, to-day signed a contract to play with the st. Louis National Leagne Chih the treth- coming season. Hornsby, whose batting average last y was .370, was the firat Cardinal plaver to sim up for 1921. ry own i. The youngest professional stars in the |and Wi!) Cntor’s Old Timers will be |, Sa rmiabas ia Rieke liken MM | Malten, Mam, who bas been engaging in four 36, made in the ninth game. The Toll dat the Orphewa bow!'ne, all i . | British tsiea, would invade the Un'ted | staged. The club rooms are aituated | ter Hi song is ee to this pend pages | mrt toate in Californie for many montts, yan nd half of the contest will De | on rete Fe land the reer pair at the Cesta : States this summer is the latest evi-|at No Wvington Street leween FO. 1 and Fe. O Pe | Ancther bout ont there oo Tusilay night: by ed en the Casino alleys, Philadel» = A flet seving of $20 to dence that Vardon bus actually given = : Ling the decision oror Bert Colina, the ores | mn Feb. sate Senne, Reman SC acrens tare a OUQUIN’S ‘up tournament competition, WASHINGTON, Pu. Jane 27.—A] , . 7 Giddidewolght, at the end of their four pan we “ 7 5/40 on hundreds of over- & ir i fete eon ee me mak tld & wore | era at Low Angeles, © Vermouth is caete: # Pamie te Wallevel to. frnve| Meeting toxonrrow for the sary of waking a “ ao like! the old its. Es Tender Gets Popular Deriat been registered yesterday when Kelly, | diormsh lnmvtlaticn Into the corm xtich| ane tall = umn wall ; w c A ‘ ; sit knon—t gaotae, | forward on the Hazel Nor 2 tenth of tie | avurred. at thw toting iow uf the Prone | Ti at ount of boute toe the nest boxing = Pir catiea will be held ax. Thas's bowling alleys time Vermouth Steples and fancy mix- me i decknon—Gate Draws $40,128. W. | | show of Gre Beomdway Retibition Amociation of i | Fe en ‘ashington Industrial Leaguo, tallied) aporting Olu) on lat Priiay nigtt. The clad ‘The InterCity team had & chance to te with | from ¢ i & P.M. Suitable prises are to be given that 7 re tures. MILWAUKEH, Wis, Jan, 27.—A zy Broctaya on Monday night ia an follow: Harvey | ing Si, trupsiican for fim place, ta the American at we were once S. : twenty-three times from scrimmage for! hae canceled ite ehow for that crening, It je 4 BTR ae ener ag ‘White ‘BI rhant | 12 4 ‘, : froy’d estimated at 7.000 witnessed the u total of 46 points | key that the oommienion will cromerate thy | Witting np Stteway Atco, na ules Matis | St lene ine tig ta dom the ec Ep erp oS accused of break-| | Mostly winter weights. bate tast night between L endiet ci bbl SB, ten Founda; hor h the Broadi ot . sod by doit ©) Manhattan Club Gets Permission to . . | 4 and Willle Jackron, in which the Phllas ANNAPOLIS. M4.. Jan. 21—"The Navy | i ene and Mit Ge eamcenaion om the ol | Keatell ve, Joe Beuwa, and Joy Frown we, ‘Tom lua th Ghare™ they bad ot empping frm hon Run Again, Hi we beria sell- | jigh'n fighter was gi j- Five defeated the Brooklyn Polytechnic | pee Geraghty in @ix sound contents, woores, ‘ me i it! And, as a! : per decision. gate Fecelpte were team At buskettall Dy a score OF 36 to 14, | Accurdiog to Information revival tev to-day, ey as fener, Bi: Tnuee City, bod Neand Gene | athe suspension of the Central Man iB 4 $40—welle $60 to $75. W123, it was announced. Of ‘thi | 1% took tke sure thing thet the, boxing bill | eq puagerlé, the Aumralian tight Cy bas tironswas, 0, vid hattan Boxing Club was lifted yesterday matter of fact, it More then half Feed tary eee ea fie.cee while NEW HAVEN, Cone, Jap. 37.1 | sow thre the Minwwt Lagatatar ime cogs | rie martes, te “Durile Dane,” whe’ fousks| sliech meanee ted Tas toute. taxing tue [OY te New York State Boxing Com: is exactly the More than were $75. paalere, share was ailghtly more. closely contested game Mast night tha | rates in tte favor to wm. The Aflower of Whe | ich & thetiling tem-round battle at the Gandco | gains fiom tha Cherlcal Neiiona Yank bowlers i | mission to take effect on Feb. 14. same — except ! umerous vacant weate around the Yale bask Seem defeated Wesleyan | aor im that Bae wf working bard to wt tie | Suna, ache two here bere pveay tho Mank Clerk” laeaue when they met | The tomes sof thia club was tem- ie Bren nullified emtimates that the gute by © score of 38 to 29, |S rough, we they are eure tat tho newiy | Ricard to meet for tea rounde eh the danaen te Wan a te Rceeree bho" 900. Be porarily revoked s@veral weeks ago be- that it’s non- | $55—were $85 to $95. td de oo CO | ithe Staten Inland basketbatt team t= tet! Governor, Arthur Hyde, wil sign the bill | yy. 7, This go will bo the eemi-floal lo tne| tonal Haak, O67 196, 6ad wT Lt Nente waa oeoscols to, the alcoholic. ; Almost as many were $90 | atill unbeaten. clever, well coached Sap welterweight champlonst!p fight between Jack Hr varmect Brondway silane, inion com: ia Excellency, NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS. | five won its ninth straight game on the| The Walme Qating One, De. wit eon be | Z'Gy ea “kid lawn, te ehamglon et bu. | REI wesemtits Shae Miakin se tuae [opinion Of the commesion, Mouquin's Gi and $95 as were $85. | me Gaal ‘Amsurances given that in First Race—Relle Wrack, Carrie | iOM® court at St George, Staten Island, | gmat « Lonme on wage toring vturm ‘Toe iw | on," Genaial ingichinaker of the Hroedway team walle aie hae ae | Sie, ee | Yesterday by defeating Dwight tuhool |i named aXer Senator Jimmy Walker, tether of fin are in ilaciain” Andy fea" seed "fudge | structural changes would be made be- Frenchy tante” and_| Second Tidinn, | PY: b Sete oe 48 to 3h fe Walher Boxing Caw. The stub nee ewcunsd | Walter (Young) Bid, the New England iight-| in eio’ mace Uy may foil wills amy from tm |fore another bout was held in the old pHa adel Rocers Prxt Company Louie Wynne, | PRINCETON, Nod. Jan. st—The |& Mame ot Kast BMD Street, txtimorn Seorrd and | weigte champlon, who ls mheduled to bos sinuny | ORY — Manhattan Casino, and further, the 15 ye el peire Yona, Mary Fouwo, | princeton freshman baskethail team ad. | Twin Avenue, whew i wil bold Kane of Yorkville at tbe Siar Hporiing Club en |. ame emomd half of & matah between senator | commission imposed additional condi- nib Broadway Broadway Lagat ‘Wine, ded Peddie to Its list of victims, beating | eas, beginning in wei Mouday wight, strived iy New York yesterdsy aqd| ant Marino and Laicke and Peters will be rolled tions for policing and the control of Smoke our Cigares Boniface. at 13th St. “Four at 34th St. s Wy Se9e—/Fhe Decision, Brisk, the prep schoo! outfit by a woore of 24 - tmaeddately went up to Grupos’ tw finish uy hie | Ue, &% br 11s ‘gins! on | Uahera, e Convenient j tth ¥ to 1. Jack Bione, the New York ciddioweghs, wee | traioing, ‘The winner of the Eddy-Kase contest | jake and Peters, which {hry emed is the fig | ‘The formal announcement wound up Broadway Comers” Fifth A Mice-roune Adam, Lord soccer tnt ent une Sn | Che musaa' ents Dene Set | hgh ae fas ncn eC ah | fai uUquihn «Ww. is Pindar, Benevolent, |. Pénnavivania University Five, lead- | mute tshter, in the ear bo of twvive rina | al show of the Bier Booriing CUD the carly say | HO Se He the Hons and have temea Taat tin chakicce vase ee at Alat Sta er im the Intercollegiate FACE, | at the Frouore @porting Club oo Hub. 7 Stone | of next month. In the other twelve-round contest Baeerrie Company bare arrange tor Bitton of ‘unsatisfactory conditions Lest t & Wine Co will meet Lafayetto an the home court | ius bam lsgworing in bio fighting ince be | Willle Gilligan of the west idm will mon Took tan, te toes: 7 will the t revs i emit wader the of lus _” 283 Prince She B. 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