The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 20

és ee + / 20 LHE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1922. , ) MIDGET SMITH OBEYS BOXING LAW AND GETS A BAD BEATING e URTINIS EASY VIGTOR © THEWWEEK BEFORE XMAS. -_-..-__:__> - By Thornton Fisher MIMEY WALKER IN JERSEY CITY BOUT Midget Keeps Engagement at Last Minute to Avoid Suspen- sion in New York, and Doing So Is Given Chance in Title Bout With Joe Lynch. By Ed Van Every. Midget Smith fought and lost a hard twelve-round bout to Johnny Curtin at the Fourth Regiment Armory of Jersey City. For his gameness in going through with this fight Midget Smith has been rewarded with a chance at the bantamweight crown worn by Joe Lynch, the title holder. It was decided at an early hour to-day that the Lynch-Smith bout sched- uled for Madison Square Garden this Friday night, and which was called off yesterday afternoon, will be gone through with as originally ar- ranged. —_o— o Last night's fight in Jersey City between Curtin and Smith was a rare testimonial in support of the fact that the boxing game to-day has advanced beyond the stage of mere politics and individual dictatorship. This fight Proved that the laws of boxing really! Jim Buckley, matchmaker of the mean somehting and that the sport is | Pioneer Sporting Club, will stage four no longer conducted by the boxers|ten-round bouts at his clubhouse on as : East 24th Street to-night. Paul Doyle Pee ee ene shee managers. will tackle Soldier Bartfleld in tho The Jersey Boxing Commission |feature bout, and Charley McKenna tuled that Midget Smith stood eus-Jof the West Side meets ‘'Gypsey pended until he had gone through|Prince’ Daniels In the semi final. erith @previow Tommy McAleer will hook up with : Jimmy Armato, while Johnny Stack Johnny Curtin. The Jersey commis-| wil take on Frankie Curry of the sion was backed up by the New York | West Side. commission and though it meant the Fistic News and Gossip By John Pollock arranged match with pa -| BEATS PHIL KRUG WN FURUS BOUT New Welterweight Champion Victor in First Battle Since Winning Title. NEWARK, N. J., Dec. 19.—Making his first appearance in the ring since he won the world’s welterweight title from Jack Britton in Madison Square Garden recently, Mickey Walker, the Elizabeth “Thunderbolt,” earned a victory over Philly Krug, @ middleweight of Harri- son, here last night in the local armory in a twelve-round bout before a crowd of 8,000 fans, While Walker was the victor, show- ing to the front decisively in the final rounds of the contest, his victory was hot one that might be called decisive, The champion was forced to battle under a handicap of height, weight and reach, but after he got down to work he soon brought Krug down to his size. Early in the fight Walker cut a gash under Krug’s left eye and fn the final round almost closed Krug’s right eye with a solid smash. During a mtx-up in the tenth round Krug went down. There seemed to be a difference of opin- lon as to whether he was knocked down or slipped. Krug weighed 154 pounds and Walker 14814. Jack Britton was given an ovation when introduced. It was a good bout to watch, with action every minute, as usually is the case when Mickey Walker steps into the ring. Krug was the better boxer, Hoxsible cancellation of a title bout on| palmmy Geadricn, the promising flehtor uf uffalo, and Tommy Noble, the Englteh | ___—f — ENTS Walker the better fighter, At long 7 rs? featherweight, who has not fought for so i Penge éf PRESEN range the Harrison boy appeared to only five days’ notice, the greatest | {ramerrelent, whe, hs net fouans for sie emu tock advantage, shecllng over eTahaty fight club in the country ablded by the | ten-round bout at Harmliton, Ont., on . 4 S Preven. For JACKIE? Dempsey IF_SANTA GNLY WouLD Old Rowing Champion, Jack Nagle, ner Slated for Boxing Commission _ left Jab. In sparring and tn cleverness he piled up many points. Walker offset this by changing his tactics In the sixth round and shooting steadily for Krug's stomach. Boring in with head low he kept trying for an. opening for his right. Krug’s weight helped -him conatderubly and he was night, It ought to be a bighly int ing wcrap. decision of the boxing authorities. Without a chance to advertise the the management of the Jersey], As Panama Joe Gans, the colored fighter, fight club at the Fourth Regi- | Prd ie ezegbedly cut tne Oa ek Arriory staged a bout last night | §yr% (Peer hed ion pme 4,000 spectators that would | S&* f hae bose cel Gant nateh with Andy have drawn three times that number which wae to hav Bacenton Bisbee Kid ve been fought at the C Ss 4 ble to push rather than fight himself Wrlvon'n ala ot any aap |e Serine Sd ai = “> 2,000,000 PLAY GOLF. | Davis Slated to Succeed Myrick _ |j°..tver"sescy'tchanass on te -At the sacrifice of a great card for . — ‘ 2 5 ‘OS ° y pene : PSHE Ret hca Commerce eight in both years, Madison Seley Garden and ‘wasted nbefit he arse af Bintan toast, Well Known Harlemite Men-] o¢ tne ova: developed Haris Nani TO THEM $1,319,000,000 As Head of U. S. Tennis Ass n . . = Vigginn of Indianapolis, Thes| 4+ . ¥ S F . ers, Midget Smith and Johnny Curtin, | t¥®! i a ay Hi . ‘ Gs Si i i i y % the boxing laws as laid dows by the Ree NO clan’ uaetborie ta eho sor of Muldoon. Me SraplaneNI. year wat ead for *aaures hak canada Understood That Donor of In- Para ue RG at ees respective Boxing Commissi from Jan. 1 to Jan. 3 Risimnil Bont oi cha a Earl Bird, : es i Nays Sotw ba New airacy were lived | syssa’senceo tae Galtornte nenvewere who was stroke In the Cornell varsity| there are 2,000,000 golfers in the | ternational Trophy Will Ac- | make it smpossible for him to accept the U. S. L. T. A. leadership. He nt, up to. who fights Bill Brennan inw fifteen-round| Jack Nagle, the famous oarsman | boat. High school rowing since its] United States, and that by the Ci iti teat The entire business is much to the| Paut At Maditon Hauare Garden on Jan 14) and amateur athlete, will most Hkely (inception by Naglo has grown to be] ong of the present year their golf: SoA Welt rg aude acta IU ad ee credit of M wi aw chance to ge ie han = a great annual championship event g that it will be possible for him to ac- Mula Mea- | fore ‘tas Brennan.” 3s will ; ; ano and their cotnilantonsy Gh belie torn Ateltem vee torcnan of West ii each Decoration Day on the Harlem| ing budgets will have amounted to cept the chief office in the gift of the : N, in a twelve-round bout at the be the new head of the Boxing Com- WIGHT F,. DAVIS, donor of the as the promoters and the gon. | 3! “5! lage ; mission in this Btute... Gov.-elect Al | River. $1,319,000,000, apportioned as fol- ‘ pens ot] US Ie TA Ramed, it wale tai thoes fete nee se cent, WRI Smith may have far more important | For eighteen years Naglo was cap-| jows: $25,000,000 for golf prop- Davis Cup and Vice President of] During the administration of Mr. welfare of the boxing game. cs of the set Fe") considerations taking his attention for [tin Of the Harlem Rowing Club and! 64, $5,090,000 for club furnish Pe Eee eh Daa Dene ee aes teem catan la cite SURPRISE FOR JERSEY BOXING] 2” ooa_e ina oe ‘i couched forty-seven winning crews for| °"*¥+ $9,000,000 for club furnish: | Association, is slated to become the] srowth have been recorded in the The ton-round bout between Kid Norfoik| {Ne Present, but the matter has al-}that club during his captaincy.| ings, $25,000,000 for construction |next president of that body. The| National Association, both in domes- FANS. and Jack Taylor, the colored flghter of the] ready taken up some of his time| Through his affiliations with the Har-| of courses, $5,000,000 for course : ody. The! tic and international tennis affairs, Smith was originally booked to meet | Arena A.C. of Boston last night. Unt which slate of the Nominating Committee | and the game throughout the country Racomient aifeady; and: thore 4 1 lem Rowing Club, which promoted i fas to be postponed, will bo brought off at| Voceas? and there is @ very strong | oy boxing contests in the days| eiuipment, $30,000,000 for golf Jor which Holcombe Ward of this city| has never been in a healthier condi- : : basis for the statement that the per : © days} balls, $15,000,000 for golf stick the same club on’ Friday even yaad le statement that the per- | when mit contests were strictly an ex- $50,000,000 for Ye go! ie ck, is Chairman, with J. E. McLean of] tion, It is expected that the years Tat mort talked about tighter, rea] #onnel of the present boxing board|clusive. membership. atfair, Nagle| —$801000,000 for gol Ait Pittsburgh and L. E. Waidner of|{mmediately ahead will be quite as Chapman of Romo, Nill be given real] will undergo a very considerable and}eame in contact with many boxing! Cagdies, $5,000,000 for leshere goo, |Rcas® as tho other members, will] !mportant, If not more ao, with refer. hook up with Charley Beecher, the East] possibly a complete chan And of |Dotubles. He managed and staged} 999,000 for dues, $3,000,000 for golf | Ot be formally announced until early} ence to the shaping of national and junior Hghtweight, In a ten many boxing contests, including the + .f poy jer.gel in January, whon the call is issued for] international policies. The choice of ‘Mechanics Tuliing. tn "Boat ten-round match between Marty Mc-| —°° bed dtipa ads) for golf | the annua! meeting of the association.| Mr. Davis as tho chief executive Hiecher he ie tn line tur many import Cue, former Senator and present $5,000, 000 for aed $1,000,000 fat Nevertheless, the selection of Mr.| should be received in tennis circles Chief Clerk of the Surrogate’s Court, :000,000 for seeds, $1,000,000 for | avis for the chief executive position | everywhere with acclaim and supreme Jobnny Curtin in Jersey City in Sep- tember but failed to go through with the bout, claiming an injured hand. Smith was suspended by the Jersey commission for a term of six months er until he lived up to his Jersey con- tract and fought Curtin. They were rematehed for Dec. 4 but owing to an injury Curtin was unable to fight on the names under consideration as suc- essor to William Muldoon, none is parently more strongly supported und probably none more ¢ Christmas questions and answers! For Harry? A _ dozen s iM —_— seh Ha by ad ‘ fertilizers, $2,000,000 for trucks, vis that date and Smith took it on himself | ‘The New York A. ©, will stage another ting ad- and Jack Delaney. ‘This was @ notable i Is PrantiallyiRemares Sonnsencs with vexed othe \wisdom i est to believe that his agreement with the sMateur bexlbe touinainente tn'fts gymnac| Vaniced than that of duck bout in its day. Bob Fitzsimmons, 9,000 Coe onal ical instruments Tho one obstacle to the choice of | of his leadership. handkerchiefs of sheer Jersey commission had been lived up |Sumgae, Thuraday evening, Jon 4, and) It was learned by writer trom | Jack McAuliffe and Kid McCoy ret.| 274 $1,000,000,000 expended by | vr. Davis all along, since It became| It has become known, following the fights in the futur linen. Was any man known to have too many! For Charles? Acanean@ umbrella set of finest ma- lacca. He'll thank you — rain or shine. For Phil? A handful of, Christmas cheer. Fur lined gloves. { For Arthur? House moc- \ casins, sheep’s wool lined. Welcome morning warmth, especially for suburban and he contracted to meet Joe Lynch pig od at the Garden Friday night. The Jersey commission ruled that limin staged on ‘the at may be accepted as|ereed many of the bouts at the Har-| 9°!fers on and because of golf first night and the finale on tho second| Most reliable, that the names of four}iem Rowing Club. alone. evening. ‘There will be five classes as fol- | persons prominent in the sporting lows: 110 pound pounds, 130 pounds, Smith was still under suspension and] 40nd 150 pounda. wor vored bove the many that he would not have sufficient time] Charles Garland of Pittsburgh as Na- was backed up by the New York com- —— applicants when the business of Secretary until the annual H H - h a {onal talssion. “Tt was then proposed tol CARPENTIER-SIKI FILM — | ‘Vi0#i0s arrows down to a final Historic Bets on American Tracks sa 3's iiscnedo tie besa meeting othe teselation In Febru Smith that he take the place of Cur- Of the four, none have been ment of the Interior in an Important! ary. tain’s opponent, Abe Friedman, tast| SHOWS DESCAMPS IN mentioned, at least so far as the varl- —— : Led Right, | Tex orn after autetits~ CONFAB WITH HEL ERS ee eee eee cet tine “Pittsburgh Phil's” System broke down like Michael Dwyer and] F, APPLEBY DEFEATS |FERDIE SCHUPP SOLD yesterday afternoon as the feature] PARIS, Dee. 1¥.-A close study of tho| Polntec, Juck Nugle, Is now named 1a a score of others who failed to realize TO KANSAS CITY CLUB Bata Gn cai eral b Dis. 18. a el print for the first time, of Pati ‘ , that the very quality of impassiveness| BROOTHER, 300 TO 182 Smith won over Curtain he would be Hil AE a ces eee! Back of the probabl lon of tience That Won @ menace to life itself. When KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 19.—An- permitted to fight Lynch Friday night. |the French hoxce wanes manager Off str, Naxlo is said to be more than and Lost Fortunes. nouncement of the purchase, by the At the eleventh hour, which in this|in the fourth round und sald something| Mere poiltical influences. In addition Kansas City team of the American case was 4.30 yesterday afternoon, |to Hellers, the Senegalese manager, to his excellent record as an athivte “You have destroyed yourself} Nardists, Francis Appleby was, success- 2) se 5 es é Midget Smith presented himself be-Jeording to & story printed here to-day. and sponsor of clean athletics ts the The following is the eighth of | through your refusal to permit the|ful in hin defense of wie Chatles Ams ina a ee ere ae fore the Jersey commission with his| The newspaper recalls that according AOLGOKIGADGE tha Nations a series of articles on “Bi exhibition vf the emotions that would oni wre handed pitcher, was mado here by endorsem it mal As s on “Big Bets trophy on which he scored his first leg George Muehlebach, owner of the te: manager, Harry Neary, and agreed to | Sik!'# allegations it was in the fourth} ton of Amateur Oarsmen, compris Mad " naturally: be aroused by tho scenes y wi fight Johnny Curtin last night, Arter [PURE that the Negro had arranged to “ y/ SOME le on thaturf.” A story of sald the doc-| @*¢ January when he defeated Morris} schupp came trom the Chicago W allow himself to bs en. ing every rowlag club in the country a bet of a coat and hat against ree irmene oeteeae Vie known that Julian Myrick would not| meeting of the National Executive consent to run again for the Presi-| Committee Saturday, that he mv.ve dency, has been Mr. Davis's belief} would be made to replace the late 1 will bs “Pittsburgh Phil’? began to go he| In the inaugural event of the 1922-23 went to one of the leading specialists. | winter season among the amateur bil- SG For Ed? Some wool a long atguiment between: the: con Baegidane Sodkeriat of thot neluding James Pilkington, President : l tor. cur natural fnelination is to es Playing against his bepiee) Sox and, the purchase price was g'ven , r mission and club officials it was|vVing Federation, in-an_ interview of the N. A. A. Q., also a great num-| $5000 will be printed on these py fe) clipeta in Roren Gh ridke aC eM Ay, tue eae ae steerer socks to tickle his merry er stitute Smith for Fried-}that for the manager of one boxer tol per of athletic organizations and the| Pages to-morrow. the fortune you have bet.| ‘ast night, he was the winner of the a math talk to the manager of another while] support of Bunce ot tak ences you restrain your emotions, |182 match by the score of 300 to 182.1 BASKETBALL GOSSIP. |old sole. It was a distinct surprise to the |@ bout was in progress constituted a natatore last te rs "|very sertous fault, a ae ae nee When Smith and |e Hederation'a investigating com-| Social world. mbed through the ropes and | mittee has also seen the film, When questioned lust night con- or fe Give nature a chance to swing wide,| The victory placed him up almost on MORE patient man nover lived| Shout when you want to. «Let st even terms with Gus Gardner, who has ha “Pp er ») 2: aa St. Bartholomew's Rig-Five, with Mann, than “Pittsburgh Phil," whose |exultant feelings have full play and| {rvee !es* on the trophy, which goes to} , Bt. Darin’ GHara, Bergland end persons in the athletic business and For Tom? A brocaded dressing gown. Luxury in 3 the player winning it five times. It ts a the announcer explained the sltua- reotn the: An Cibeeeun oetnieren real name was George E,|swear when you lose if you want to.Jone of the histone tropiiesin billards, pret es se: Wee ear eae comfort and comfort in tion. It must be said that Smith tried] JEROME WINS FROM with the personnel of the new Boxing|S™th. He could go days without|If you can't do this keep away from| having been travelling round among the} points to thelr opponents’ 28. The cubs} J; hard to k amateurs for the last twenty years. | scored @ victory over Company D, Tlat Kes! arn the honors over the J af sion, JACK Nagle admitted ther | Making = bet and k the track.’ |ABEZ WHITE ON F L Commission, Jack Nagle admitted that ie et an eep a horse for pies - Ce id bl int t Jersey favorite and while he failed ou he is a candidate for the position of | weeks waiting for a race that looked Pittsburgh Phil" lost §86,000 at! among billiard ‘evotecs boca —— r, i ‘devot and left the ring a badly lcked boy, Chatrman of the State Athletic Coni-|iiko @ eure eho, “P oked | snoepshead Bay in 1899, Yet he was| fret thar trethe plan he certainly gave a very good account| Frankle Jerome was awarded the 2 A sure shot. “Pittsburgh Phil xg] nient, 28°to 14, Games are played every qbrqused | Wedriesday evening at the chub: juxury. For Frank? A travelling bag, fitted. How many men fact that brother played against brother] To-morrow night at Elizabeth, the Eliza- mission, Regarding his expectations unmoved. No one seeing him watch-| ind for the reason that the two players | beth Five of the Metropolitan League plays i of himself. It was a great fight, |dectsion over Jabez White of Albany] fo. appointment he refused to com-| 8S Teally not a plunger but a piker|ing the finish of a race could tell] finished one-two in the National Claas| jsctenon:, On, Tuesday at, Patterson theJalways forget something j Smith rushed his opponent from]on a foul in the ninth round of af mont » comparison with some of the other| Whether he had won or lost a fortune} A, tournament, played at the Crescent] "7 01) UAC iu Ml CCN (they always want en route. tart and had a slight shade in] scheduled twelve-round bout at the “My name has been brought |iettors, ‘Tho plunger the man {OD the winner, In 1896 he won close aeaened ee eee center, ther alien’ Beperetes lost. thelr firat first round. Furious toe to toe | Harlem-Fairmont A. C, last night. forward only within the last few ho } meee . | to $75,000 on Sir Walter in the Brook- | 142 of the year to the fast White Plaine ‘i itis >ihely ear pte barb Us tactane eae care aaa tial UUM aE Adee Gah © bets big sums to win small ones|iyn Handicap. Smith was the only| steve record high run of 142. wrter Five, 42 to) 26, For the whole family— tolunds with the honors shifting from} the ninth round and the referee tmmie-| to me,” said Nagle, "My friends | °! SPParent certainties without re-]bettor who believed Sir Walter had a st A radio receiving set. ene to other, At the half way dis-| diately stepped in and stopped hostili-| seem to think | am the man for 1 to price, Tho late Michael .|ehance against Clifford. The latter] MUNICIPAL GOLF BODY BRUAIGAHGHL Ga letentuced dite CATAL Sporting Goods at all tance the mix hud been fairly | ties, the job, and I will say that | seem | Dwyer was a typical plunger, a had carried everything before him at TO ELECT OFFICERS | oy ine Stnignis ¢_Comumbus, under the Pe ~ en ’ ical plunger, as dis- . : y ‘the Knights of Columbus even—if anything the shade wa rs to have a great number of friends | tinct trom Smi D Morris Park. When the horses were $1,000, American Welfare work program four stores. lightly in fuvor of the Midget WILLIE HERMAN WINS who seem anxious to seo me at |, rom § wyer wagered/on thelr way to post Smith's com- The first oinerlontae the Muntelpal fea este acaee Maspeade ete nee —— bop: Hatteadiat Saxing bh thie 6¢ | $40,000 to win $2,000 on Kingston at|nfissigners suddenly appeared in the fs trueted in Rome. Y BLOW TOO MUCH FOR the head iot boxing in thie State, | e f 1 they could Golf Assoctation of New York will be c So-h choose for IN TECHNICAL K. O.| Ji 1 care to say for the prevent ie | Me ring and took all they could get at] font ‘Triangles open thelr home court ie can SMITH. if it should come about thet | am |* 1 shot nosed out the horse, 8 to 1 on Sir Walter! The price} held at the Sportsmen's Headquarters inst the Brookiya Triangles. | hirnself— Tut from the seventh round on Cur-] ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Dec. 1%.—Before] pamed as the next Chairman of Nothing could induce Smith to take] Promptly dropped to 6 to 1. The of the Winchester Company, No. 4691 gcension Myaticn scored a victory over ; if na tin took a clear lead. Heavy boding|]a capacity attends it Convention] the State Athletic Commission, | {8 to 5 when he believed the horse| despised Sir Walter galloped, but the] Fifth Avenue, this evening, at 8 o'clock. | the St, Joseph Five, ine regular league Christmas gift — orde punching be to have its effect on}isan hero tast night Witlle Herman,| . will do everything in my power to hould be 8 to 1, Hoe would wait until] Most unconcerned man who witnessed) At this meeting the formal organiza- Lh + - ui meh form in attractive Christ- ; Hmith. A terrifle right to the heart |i : at New gee keep the boxing game clean. | | the right price showed. Thero wera| the victory was “Pittsburgh Phil") tion of the association will be com-| sugeon Vatey Ble Five at} envelope jn the eighth shook Smith badly and] ‘ sy do not wish to be quoted any fur times when thin went against] Wo bad won a fortune, pleted, officers elected and plans made Ten Wattenberg starred for the victors. | Mas ¢N' pe. for a Ume it seemed In: would be [Pcored & technical knockout victory over} . Smith He did not alw hes ht, 1922 (New York Evening Worta), | of, next season. shubt ser on the matter for the pres A not always win. But] Copyright, 1 i. ) ° OPEN DATES. beaten to the canvas, He rallied |COUDYY I fecent conqueror of ” when the game went steadily against : Press Publishing Co The membership of the association Is . * gamely, however, and while generall 1. when Referea Claud ent. ie ge Steadily against now about 400, and a drive for now] ‘Tiger Five, 120 pounds, travelling. | E Rocers Peet Company merans Danever, and while generally ome F Jack N an our im he had a habit ef vanishing, He ot members will be begun in the near fur |Rehne, No, ied Bouin 14th Avenue, White} a ee ee Sie Onis atrong : sii pep neta , ar would disappear for te # or TT PT ture. It {s expected that by the begin- | stone. &. |. vinne of me than a PP v n days or two pe y id and full fight ter the start o} fourtn | WIRAEE Weeks, and during that time would ALDERETTE CAPTAIN OF ning of next season a body of real power] Milford Big Five, 1590 pounds, travelling. | at 13th St. “Four ‘at 35th § At the end Smith was ludly marked | round, due to Brown being | not look at a newspaper containing W. & J. TRACK TEAM | Wi! be in existence which will be active | M. Miller, No. 095 Union Avenue, Brons. Convenient { up about the bedy. His entire left] way from loss of blood from an old Noreen MROGR ene ih the munteipal golf affairs of the] crescent Five, 105 pounds, home and trev-| Broadway Corners!” Fifth Aval side was punched to a great red|Which Merman reopened in the » In the summer of 1902 Smith city, : Ghee) TS SE ES TOES oe Warren at 41st Sal splotch and heavy bruises in the | ound. spocared at Saratoga uftoy n si SVASHINGTON: Bo. 06520 =Aribur TWEN ry-SEVEN WILLIAMS Jats Club. _Ansious to book games on of the ribs testified to the se- — hence of (WO woeke from the tn” |B. Alderette of Taos, N. M., has been TY- win Be Nevierss’ Freeport, Cassy io punts nt he had stood up|FULTON SCORES K. O. Hert entree aed tic tho races: q Shore, Port Chea: elected Captain of the W. and J. track] FOOTBALL MEN HONORED | Caseys, cedarhur: under. It did not seem likely wh O #0) Ube valle ter. F, Russell, 258 Hast Ninth Btreet, - ¢ “on oT ae a gtr a OVER MORRIS IN FOURTH { iceessful that Joe Ullman, ‘The clection was made by the Pa Ae — = aes eft the ring that he would be in con- lec i . : atta: FA) ee » 1m . lie: be aker, suid to hin ‘i tter men of last year's team, a1 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Dev. 19. c 130 pounds, home and Joe Lynch on Friday night 1 - mel “PAS MB £0. wish Su “98,000: B Swess of the young sprinter. A record number of Williams football] tt 24th Street, Lexington to Third Avenue, on Sat nouhe inter he Hester (Minn.) heavywelght day to lose your In the Adir prawoes M re, but as] men have recelved the coveted “W" for} ©"? TO-NIGHT. (Tuesday), Dec. 19th, theless, several hours later be insited Wo 4 : , YLDIER BARTHIELD, % he wa. od condition and anxious | * Knockout © Morris af 6 © win every d c titor lust year he|last season, according to an announce- Med ae ; fourth of thelr big players, hut pay you from is many points as the| ment yesterday, a total of twent to meet Aft a long ‘ con-]'» the fou ee a PBR ten round bo t ul $2,000 to $10,000 team combined, and proved] seven being honored with letters. sultation cen the Garden pro- pee , as y meet in which he com-|dell’s new sys mpters and Smith and his manager it thihd. thine peers | every natural te is a sprinter, hurdler] aimed to use tw was ug700d to Wt Sralth fight Lynch ie. Hane ee | on of excltemerit, Jubilation or garded as one of| games in oder t A Hien ght lieavewsiente spaconuers, Pullaze, Bunch ; * Ship Mriduy oe or'g'aaily arran, ia. chout. beeen. Bheieht t the ven thietes fa section in- I future tears. travelling. J. Caufield, No. ul New dork RA Pita ‘ Won that killed "Pitsburg ih.’ Hu The list follows! Aveaus, Cedar Manor, N. ¥, dMaslom, TANASIUM, B 403 Worldly