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és ‘ps FP ae Australia Has New Flyweight Phenom. USTRALIA has a new flyweight champion George and tho sporting writers there tout him as an opponent for Buff and dimy Wilde, and u coming world’s | champion. Mendtes has whipped overything of Wis weight in Australia and ts be- @inning to reach out for world hon- oe by going to the Philippines for Sights. The iden of going to the ‘Philippines may sound funny in America, but as 4 matter of fact tony first class little fighters have been turned ou. in the isiands during the last two or three years. The Philipinos take naturally to boxing. After cleaning up in the Philippines, if he can-do it, Mendies ig going tc England to fight Wilde. ‘The Australians say that he has been boxing since he was fifteen years old, ‘Nas a terrific puuch and is the fastest boy on bis feat that Australians have ever seen. He has won nearly all js fights with knockouts. ‘Another lad who has "made good “down beiow" is Silvino Jamito, a Filipine featherweight, who has been Sighting, of late in Australia. © * ja will prove a sensation on (gw return to his native land,” writes Austral sporteman. “He is a ost Improve boxer, having beaten all the ceebrated boxers imported to Aght him. Among his victims are Wyns European feather- champion, whom Jamito jpargo, Victorian teatherweight and lightweight cham- pion, also to him and there are dozens of others. Jamito’s most Qotable performance, however, was twenty rounds with e Bad. Others failed to go thoes tance, and ft was left to this dusky son of the tropical isles to last for journey” BOXING GAINS EVERYWHERE. Boxing is booming in Australia, and at Sydney they are bullding a $250,000 stadium fa apenetd for boxing con- ‘tests. It seat 10,000 perple. That's for a place so far from New Jersey. “@ngland is waking up to the tm- ohampions. So one, Tommy Harrison, 4s about to invade America to get a dettle with Johnny Buff. Harrison is twenty-eight years old, sell scasoned and experienced, and has fought his : Ae the top slowly. recently defeated Charles Le- @oux of France, one decision in ten rounds. Ledoux was reccgnized ban- tam champfn of Europe. According to the English critics, Harrison is “the best turned out in England since eon of Billy Bimmer.” a0, he’s good. WE'D LIKE TO SEE THIB. If any ove. has a doubt that Carpen- ter come to Amyrica to fight Tom Gibbons with the world's light-heavy- weight title at stake, it isn't Carpen- tier. Georges writes that he intends vo leave France in I‘ebruary, already ‘g training and jn fair fighting cond!- “on, and that two ur three weeks %f work in this country will ut him for the Gibbons match. If Carpentier comes uver on time it will be up to Gibbons. Tom has leaned up with about twenty knock- ute in the last few months. This 1s one match in which there won't be any “soft picking” fur either man. (Copyright 1921 >+ Robert Eiges.) N. C. A. A. Meet: Here Next Wee Prominent physical education and athletic directors, coaches and officials from all sections of the country will gather pere next week for the sixteenth Aigual “convention of the National Col: ‘egiate Athletic Association, to be hell ae Hotel Astor on Thursday, Dec. jeastons will be held in the morn- J g, and afternoon, both devoted to the sFesentation of reports and miscella-{ at Columbia; 17, Penns ous business. ‘The annual dinner will| Philadelp , ‘Dart bald at 6-40, at which there will be | lumbia, iddreases by prominent teadure in the| June >, Syracue titbletic world, after which there’ wil | aay game); van informal discussion of inter- ite athletics, particulurly football. tant amen¢ments to the consti- sizing srtarcollecie.‘atictic wascclan TRAINING CAMPS PICKED Homa) assoctation. | aim is" to BY ALL BUT ATHLETICS. ional body without —— ry w rom the constituent member: ‘a 7 their powers or departing in any | Dvery major «! way from the principle of home rule, obec 2st BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR FRIENDS SEMINARY IS OUT. Seminary bas been completed and in: cludes games with some of the best pri- vate school teams in the city, among which are Irving, leet year’: champions, and roard been scheduled. e pposod of, the Quaker aggre cuimney. to" Baltimore, Wil Mitladelphia io play the F of thoee cities. Lust year the teams « nege pcos invaded this terrliory « efente: oth the Lrooklyr Ne ‘ork Priends teams. ‘The echedul Dec. ne | sociation Mendies, | " ‘The basketball schedule of the Friends rune sere-up. Two games with each have In the latter part @f loval games lave been ns NATIONAL SPORTS ALLIA 3 ~-FIRST IF YANKS SECURE VEACH Home Run King Has Alway Wanted to Guard Initial Corner. If tho Yankeos succeed in getting Job Veneh froin the Detrott Tigers the | proba bilitle 2 that next season will! see Babe Ruth jn Wally Pipp’s pleco on firat base, The reason tor this an | tlelpated move nre many, but the out- {standing point !n favor of such change ts the fact that the big slug: Iways desired to play there. T aly thing that kept Ruth from pla, , ng first last 6 2 was Roth's injury ind the “busting of Ping Bodio, | which made it imperative that th outfield be kept ag strong as possible Veach has always been a left fielder, and ‘n mony respects he is a more valuable defensive p in that po- | sition than Ruth ' | The statement of Judie Landis that | players who are under suspension may! | go South with their teams will gtve | | Ruth bis opportunity to play first! base in the exhibgion games the, Yanks will engage in during the!r spring training season. The Hugmen are to meet the St. Louls Cardinals, | the Brooklyn Robins and variots | Southern Association teams befor | | heading for the North to begin the ; race for the American League a | nant. os DELIVERY OF DANFORTH \ MAY NOT BE APPROVED BY AMERICAN —EAGUE | * Most of the big deals expected at the winter baseball conclaves did not get further than talk. Unless the mag- nates get busy between mow and March it looks as if most of the major! league clubs will start the 1923 pen- nant race with the same outfits. Only the New York Giants and the &t. Louis Browns have really done anything io bolster up for the coming drive. Wise baseball men differ as to whether McGraw strengthened or weakened his club when he sacrificed rt Burns to get Heinle Grob. However, it is agreed that the Brown4 gained strength with the addition of Dave Danforth, the star ptcher of Columbus, considering of | course that lives up to promise. Doubts as to this were expressed in some quarters, where it was said that the former Columbus star has a semi-baik motion that will not get yy Ame: League umpires. ‘The Cincinnati Reds with any uind of iuck will not miss the services of Heinie Groh as much as it might seem. Baek OS I 26 GAMES SCHEDULED | FOR COLUMBIA NINE. What will be the most extensixe Programme of any intercolleg‘ate team has been proposed by the Col- unrbia baseball team for next Spring. The Blue and White will enyage twenty different colleges for a totul number of 26 games, stretching ver @ season lasting from April J until June 10. Syracuse hae been selected to meet Columbia for the class day contest én June 5 and Pennsylvania has becn given its old date of meeting the Morningside nine on commencement day, two days following class day. The complete schedule follows: April 1, Brooklyn Polytechnic at Columbia; 8, Bowdoin at Columbia 5, Manhattan at Columbia; 8, York University at Columbia; 10, Dartmouth at Columbia; 12, Williaa at Columbia; 18, Princeton at Colum- bia; 15, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; 17, Brown at Columbia; 18, Union at Columbi: Wesleyan at Columb, 26, C. C. N. ¥. at Columbia; 28, Am- herst at Columbia; 29, Cornell at Ithaca. lay 2, Fordham at Columbia; 6, Cornell at Columbia; 6, Army at West Point; 9, Fordham at Fordham Dartmouth at Manover; FR lumpia (comm 9%, Holy Cross at W Philadelphia t Charles, La., last turn there,” aud report would get in condition *|Ala., was denled nda Connte Mack. ‘The final selections us that Red Sox, Hot Sprin+e, Ark.; Detroit Tigers, Augusta. Ge White Sox. Sequin, Tex. ational League—Ciants, ‘Tex.; Pirate: Cardinals, Oran ing, Jacksony ‘3 | Women's © Be Uy Wor Pe The THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER RUTH WILL PLAY | ’N EVERYTHING —— s¢ face” 5H i fettte y9 JOE RAY HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH PROFESSIONALISM FOR TURNING IN HEAVY EXPENSE ACCOUNTS TRAVELLING SALESMEM PLEASE COPY a ey, a e@ aN ions ry 0 ERRORS 3e s was 7 » Vel rN a SiS RawoWS a FRANCE TO REWARD LEADERS IN SPORT; CARPENTIER FIRST Order of Physical Education Formed, With Crosses and Other Decorations. ' e PARIS, Dec. 19. The ¥rench Government has instituted a new decoration—the | Order of Physical Education It will have knights, officers, commanders, grand officers, and grand crosses, as have other French-decorations, ‘fhe ribbon will be violet with a white line. The first bestowals ure to made on Jan. i, when Georges Carpentier, the boxer, is to be made an officer, and Francois Descamps, his manager, a’ knight. Is and. Gossip St. Nicks Only . Copyright, i9 & = CONE ues HARD: - - = . 21 (The New York Wrentag World), by the Press Publishing Co. 19,,1921, SIANYT 4 Fisucp, —oe | New YorkTeamin Hockey League | The St. Nicholas Hockey Club will have one of the strongest aggregu- tions of stars in the Eastern Divi-j sion of the United States Amateur} Hockey League during the coming season, The Santa Claus outfit is practicing three times a week at the 1816t Street Palace in preparation for its first game of the year which will be played in Boston on Jan. 7. in the league to represent New York By John Pollock An important bout*between light- weights has just been clinched. Wil- lie Jackson, the crack local battler was matched up to-day by Jack Hanlon, the Philadelphia fight pro- moter, to meet Jimmy Hanlon, the Denver fighter, in the main go of eight rounds at a special boxing show to be staged by the National A. C. of Philadelphia on next Mon- day afternoon, Doc. 46, | Paul and Harry Leeds tie Roy Moore of #1. herd: ungater of Harlem, will clash for twelro rounds gt the Star Sporting Club of Har lem to-night. Movro mas fought el! of the good Dantamwelghts and for tha: reason London wit have to fight his hardest tn order to got tho ver prowds dic: ove kim. the main go, ‘Pwo ten-round touts will Tee grow rwor'pts of the Tender-Frie’ ‘at the Garden lest Friday night were $35,030, ‘The Bet reoetpin wero $3: of which Tendler re- colved 2 per cent. $8, while Friedman co 20 per cont, $0,707.80. 0.048. Jokrny Dundee has been paid the Sig) ¥ Promoter McGutnness promised atm for tra! expenses when ho Rad to twlor postpone the bout tetwoen Dundee and Sailor Friedman tn Jersey City. Friedman pald MeGutnnes $2,000 to be re- leaced from his go with Dundso no that Ro could fight Tendler at the Garden. ‘Tex Hickard also paid McGuinness for Priedman's servines, . Yor tho nest Dering show et Madlom Square Garden on ranged four bou ‘iulanes of Jerey Cliy bas called off tho proposed twelre-round go between Uarold | Werese of Newark end Terry MoHugh of Peanay!- | venta. watch be had booked fer mext Friday nicht Mlko Wurke, Le Greenwich Village Reayrwelza!, te {a cacollent coudition for hie tw > with Fay Kelser of Cumbyrtand. Md. at the Ic if Burke can Gefen for portent bouts we the clube ar waiting to seo 4: he fares with Keleer, db. Rodyts, MR meavrweieat of 8: and Capt. Uod Ropar of Calcage, own manager, will clesb tn the rounds et the opening boxing show Boxing Clud of Staten INand tn lis howe st For Mickmend to-night. The boum will accommodate 8,000 pormoria, ow : > Trtand. y whe Droedway Exhibition Aseocta. "| TIMMERMAN, A NOVICE, tinued City, while Boston will have three strong tedms in the Pere Marquette, Westminster and Boston A. A. to ne league champion- to the Hw! Philadelphia is in the same position as New York, as the Quaker City team will be alone in ite fight to annex the title. fight to bring th Capt. Bierwirth of the St. Nicks ral have some of the best of the col- ese Gus of other years in his line- up. ‘They are: Holmes, goal of last year’s Harvard team, Benny Hill, star of the Cornell team of 1911, Town- send, Buntin and Walke: ! stars of former Harvanl outtits; Cashman captain of the 1918 Princcton aggre- gation, H. O. and H. D, Henriques, formerly of the St. Pau! School, and last, but not least, good old Pop Von Bernuth, standby of the St. Nicks for many years, i With such tatent New Yori is cer-| tain to be well taken care of w the whistle blows at the start of th. league season and it Is safe to say that the St. Nicks will give all that ls in them in their efforts to bring the title to the Greater City. EE ay WINS RUN IN BRONX. | Heady running brought I'red Timmer- man of the St. Jerome Catholle Club over the line first In the weekly road run of the Manhattan-Bronx Athletlc} League yesterday. Tho raco started from the clubhouse of the St. Jerome Catholle Club on 187th Street and con- through four miles of Bronx strong wind that swept the course checked the runners! epeeg somewhat. Gla cept el pace until the twormlle inark was reached, and at this point he was Seiple Morningal adding attempted ple’s heels, but tal ic and he was forced to Jrop ‘When the van reached a point @ quar- ter of mile from the finish Timiner- man came up to take the lead. Irom | that t WAS @ two-man affalr. Heth at 8 stride for stride inti! tao final sprint ard then Seipl. Weakened. ‘Timmerman's performance‘: doubly creditable when the fact of his betng a novice fs noted. He appeared to have been extended in the least, not | Woodiand Club Will Accom-| | { i .|4s to be developed as a modern 18- a dirtier one to give it to him in time es 8 Colleges that overlooked publicity degree are now making up for it by signing Bo McMillan to coach their teams next season. oe Basketball} attendance is so good thia season that two fives now make more than a $10 bill. ane Johnny Dundee has blown more than half of the $860,000 he earned, ‘The St. Nicks will be the only team|bich would indic te Johnny is more Wop than Scotch, eee for being off again, on again. swimmofs are called natators now. eo. Ruth in the league. lost by having the Philly baseball park. 7 country team. Pad vaudeville routes. Will Ease modate 300 Members— Opens Decoration Day ’ HIE Woodland Golf Club, which as recently formed by some members of the Unity Club of Brooklyn, has purchased from the Golf Course Construction Company, a subsidiary of Lewis & Valentine, the ljandscape gardeners and golf course constructors, a tract of 106 acres on the Black Stump Road near Union Turnplke, In Jamaica, whieh {hole cours. The tract ts within 80] | minutes of the Flatbush Avenue Sta- | fon of the Long Island RaJlroad, Peansylvania Station or Columbus Circle, The laying out and the construc- tion of the course will be under the supervisn of A W. Tillinghast, one of the best known golf course archi- tects in the country, A club house which will be a beau- {tul and commodious, and at the amo time simple structure, wil! be onstructed. A very enthusiastic meeting of the members of the new club was recent- ly held at which addresses were made handel! cuseatbailly AMERICAN MERCHANT'S “HORSE WINS BIG CUBA RACE. HAVANA, De 19.—The Cuda Pro- duce Stakes for two-year-olds bred in Cuba was the feature at Oriental Pan: Jacklo Norman of the Beast) 2 Radin Brady fn tae fst Bwy Mewy wt ite next w May 22 t County already has been for thy tournament, 0 | more remaine to be done women. Morris lected yesterday afternoon. Thiy stake was jTun @s a double event A purse of $30,000 was added to each dtvtnion, tt division Doing run last epring end wou by the Armonia. Ptable's 2 H. E. Swann, an Ameries , furnished the wisne . fat by Nathan S Jonas and Joseph J. Baker, two of the members of the Board of Governors, and Benjamin C. Ridman, the President of the club, as a result of which approximately §100,- 000 was raised, assuring the success- ful launching ef the club Many mea arm now apr ying for | |membership, and the prospects ave ’ that the merobership limit of ¥ goon be reached. Hach m: required to take redemption of wh re The U0 will | ‘a rec in ihe! $i00 an-j "0 8 temporary cas The office of the club te at No Sires, Manhartan LIVE WIRES : BY NEAI, R. O'HARA. Copyright (The New York Evening World) by the Press Publishing Co, 192). It was a dirty trick to hold up Johnny Wilson's $37,500. But it was That Centre College game at San Diego has broken Finnegan's record orting editors should have National League used 33,192 baseballs in 1921 w: But what the league saved by If California plays Harvard in Cambridge next tall. it will pe a cross ‘The bull gamers are squawking for more dough. Looks } nates will either have to raise their pay next year or guarantee ‘em winter New Golf Club For Jamaica Local Conditions for 1921 income taxes. . in failing to slip Foch an honorary bd re ’ ng base Babe the Bam, tt the mag- rx LOCAL GOLF CLU3S ARE UNITING TO FIGHT | INCREASED GREENS FEES. | Representatives of golf clubs \ using the public links at Van Cortlandt, Moshula and Pelham Parks, aro uniting in en effort to | fight the inereased fees to be | charged at those Unks during tho~ coming season, Tho Now York | Newspaper Golf Club has sent out | a call to a number of local clubs to join in on the protest, which is | not so much an objection to tn- creased fees as to the tne: amount sald to be $20. Cc. M. Atherton, Chairman of the Tournament Committeo of the Newspaper Golf Club, stated last night that tho members of his club were not so concerned over the {n- Jem, $5 to $7.50 flat rate of $10, but that the pro- test centres on the increase in tho | greons fees, which the players con- reasonable. Sweet From First Pall. Color Like Meerechaam. To-Night: BROADWAY EXH, CLUB, Brosilyn ‘\ Harry F. Sinclair, |to recover from Ja Brooklyn $1 sembled | Court “windsucker,”” despite his pedigre: son knew of the d' sold the horse. Sheldon Cub, Asconiation, aca! NCE TO UPLIFT BOX By Thornton Fisher jf OF STATE BOARD } SSOUGHT BYN HUGHIE JEMININGS Has RE-SIGNED AS EE-YOW #aNaceR OF THE s Playfellow Jury T1 ury in the trial 0 pai to-day. After Sinclair claims that ndered him palais Mee see at MISS CHICAGO MAY ENGAGE IN BIG POWERBOAT RAOL, LOS ANGBLES, Dec. Clark own: ! ngeles At) bring his craft with him, it ta said, and arran, are being made to race m's Miss Los Angeles 2d Hurricane ‘ed him with wicked lefts an knockdown of f the suit of the o!] magnate, F. Johnson of The constitution and by-laws wer for the three- year-old thoroughbred, Playfellow, a full brother to Man o’ War, was un- jable to reach an agreement, Justice | the announcement being made of they ; Gannon annourtced when the prin- \eclpals ond counsel in the action as-| fans. in the Brooklyn Supreme deliberating from 1 o'clock in the afternoon until Schwinger, Willie Lewis and Frank o'clock Friday night the jurors re- ported that there was no chance of agreement and Justice Gannon dis- missed them with the announcement that the action of the fary would be revealed to-day. Playfollow turned out to be a “eribber’ and a disabilities which in- terfered with his racing ability and etically worthless, also that John- ilities when ho 19.—Commoéore of the Chicago Yacht the powerboat Miss Chicago, soon will start for Los Angeles, according to announcement by the Lo: Club Motorboat Racing nmedore Clark may 24a ght a twelve-round slambang draw. ly did the rushing: but Cross meas: bath of Kelly's eyes ang. poring Nothing could be fairer, cleaner o: se ING, ns ~ SPORTING BOD Organization Wants to Work’ in Perfect Harmony. With \ Athletic Commission. NOTHER big stride forward tm A its purpose to uplift boxt ! and other professional sports was made at yesterday afternoon’s i meeting of the National Sports Alli- jance in the Lexington Theatre. Among the rumors that bave been going] around since the birth of the Alif- | ance idea, is that the body was to by | antagonistic to the State Atblett | Commission. The rumor apparently has reached the ears of members the State Board. To prove that there ts no such inm- | tention on the part of the Alliance members and to convince the State | Board that their intention is to co | operate with {t, a committee w. | formed to pay a visit to the Stat | Board at {ts headquarters in iowe Broadway as sodn as an appointment can be made by Secretary Charli White, son of “old eagle eyo.” ‘Thies committer ts headed by Sen ator Jimmy Walker, than whoo there is no more convincing talke: especially when {t comes to boxing) ‘The other members are Charlie Har~) vey, Billy Wellman, Jim Buckley an& Lorenz Carlina, a former Assistant District Attorney of New York County. — Not only does the Sports Alliance lintend to work in harmony with the | State Commission, but it has ex- | Pressed its desire to incorporate la jits constitution und by-laws ail the good points of the present law gov~ erning boxing. not adopted because of amendment: This will probaviy done at the next meeting, which w: be held after the holidays, as weil make-up of the Advisory Committee, which will comprige well-known sport The Membership Committee is: George othner, Jim Buckley, George Lawrence, Dick Butler. I. Bagley. Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns have wired in their applications for membership. and Lorenz Carlina. Gibson ree he first concetved tion eight years ago, when he was matchmaker of the Garden. In discussing the propose@ visit to the State Commission, Senator’ Walker said: “It is obligatory upon ue to tn! the commission of our organizatio’ and the sincerity of purpose back o! it, This courtesy, at the same time,! will remove much of the doubt which now exists as to our purpose, and a few weeks our membership wil materially increased. I'm con’ of the good of the alliance, and noth: ing will change me until eometht. is done here which I think is now for the moet part an organizatio: composed of men closely associate with boxing. Other sports will fol- that we are a friend, not an enemy. Make the rules of the commission part of our constitution and by-laws. more constructive.” BUY THEM BY THE BOX. SFERNANDIT @ CO. 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