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EVENING' PUBLIC ILEDGEKr-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAHOH 24, 1920
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pod nnd Blue Followers Confl-
, dent Team Will win raext
Camo From Chicago
knsnl nml to tie nblo to nlay the chain
.Ion of ilio i:nnt," saM tlip Maroon
fader. "The game In Chicago, was ex-
A Mi; ilili'Bllon of lovnl students
. 'I. iiT- tt.iUi.mUv of Ppiinsvlvnnln
thl rnrl.v this mornlM nt Wwt
ftdrlphh Ktl..to wr&e ;?"
Kr" "" Mou.lavt.Wit in Chi.
A nr "three TRamcM for thr collegiate
. title of America,
I'ie rhlfflco team arilved on the
i,.n ultli t'enn.
Although .lefeatert, neither the Ite.1
.ml llliie team no" Coach Jouruct Is
, H,J l"at cliscoiirngcl. All feel that
he fact that (Jravo wnts not at ceuter
f"rPoim, that the team was tired nut
the Ion journey and that thev were
jjHint IVnn's chances In the wlnclj
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I,.,, ..M Cnnn.lctlt
r,oii Jonrdet exnreitsed lilmself I Ills
"Penn Will win me ncxi iwo
'. I..- nriorn nntntM. I can count
f,.,nn Hi'inUinzer as my regular center
Int Ihe HerleH. The meu were con
Red by tUo loss of Bill Crave, n
lorn they ha. the greatest conl
dim." Wp Plajed rliiR around Chi
cago In tin" second half.'
Cnn.1. Pnc. of the Chlcaso tram,
paid that he was Blad to he able to nlay
i he 1'ait. "I am sure that all of us
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tremelt well played D.v uoui tr , ' A
Ihe nlheiatlng wa all that could be rte
Mred. In tplte of the Intense rivalry,
there win a distinct friendly atmosphere
bftt.een the members of the two teams.
Ihe harden thing that wc will have to
i.utend with her., is the wooden back
Ivnrcl. We lif been used to shootUK
iralnt class, nnd this nuturally will
handicap us. I think the rules t-hould
be made universal, so that when two
Ketiniial teams play neither Would bo
handicapped on the other h floor. As
it I feel that the home team has n
handicap equal to about ten points. I
n anted to play nil the games in the
roliimbus Stute Institute gyni.iaslum at
Columbus. ().. but it seems that it
cmMti't be done."
HlnUe. the leader of the Chicago
nuinlet. stated that he was sure
the series would end tomorrow night,
t think we hnvc n belter team nnd will
tv In at Wclghtinan Hall," he said.
Net Oamc Hero
Tnmnnow night the Chicago-Pcnn
fMue will be played at Welghtman Hall.
ii nd if a third game is necessary it will
In plajed at Princeton.
I'rnn has played on the Tiger floor
ohm- this -vcar, hllc several of the
pljjrrs nlFo plaed on It during last
tcason. This, coupled with the fact
Hint enslcin referees will cut down the
continuous ihibbllng and walking
iith the ball tactics of the Chicago
five, will give Tenn more than an even
.liance for vlctorr.
Pcnn students were offering 0 to 0
yesterday that Penn would win tomor
row nixbt. and will accept n little better
than een money that the series will
h' raptured by the Ited nnd Blue.
'I here was little betting around the
.enters where wngcis on University
athletics are usually made, but it is
expected thnt it will be morn brisk to
day with the arrival of. the team from
th" West.
I'laus are being perfected for the se
mi iug of n special train to take the
l'mn rooters to Princeton in the event
nf .1 third game. It la proposed to
lime at least a thousand students
mil. the trip, and to this end n mcet
liis. ill ho held this afternoon with the
1'iKl.ttball authorities.
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VOILA! M. CARPENTIER
WOULD DEFEND TITLE
Georges Promises to Give Challenger Chance if lie Lands
Championship From Dcmpscy Says Jack Will Tie Easy
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'lite upper photograph shows Al,
aud'Mnie. Citrpentier ami the light
er's manager, Kmucois Descuiiips,
on the dccli of I-v ijaolo. In
the loner photograph, Carpentlcr
is shown saluting the Statue of
Liberty
New Ynili, Mnreh 21. When nsKed
If lie would defend his title If Iip wbn
the rhnmntonslilp from .Tack Pemnsey,
Oeorges C'nrpentler. who arrived yes
terday on the liner I,n Saoie. said that
he would, at least once. ''I will de
fend it nt least once." Mild the French
man lienvj weight. "I would be honor
hound to, but after that I will retire
and look after my rabbits nnd chickens.
"I would like to meet Dempsey ns
soon ns possible after he is freed of the
clmrgcH uow pending against him, and
it ilni-s not make nny difference where.
"Of courso I hnvc never seen Demp
sey, but I have hciir.1 he is the aggres
slp fighter. That kind is the easiest
opponent. I am sure I can beat him In
fix rounds if that is his game."
Hlrhard to Koro
Xo evidence was forthcoming nM to
just who will hnndlv tlie big bout, if
bout there is, nllhongh Tex Kickard,
who brought .Tack Johnson nnd Jim
.Teffeiies together nt Ileno, Nev., a
number of jenrs ago. and who also pro
moted the WIUnrd-I)empe bout last
Jul) t. Memeil to hae first call on
Carpentier's nttcntlon.
Tie was closeted with the Fiench
champion and his manager most of the
afternoon, but after a long conference
Kicknrd was noncommittal. Ho has
eer been averse to discussing his plans
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con-
before they are completed
tracts signed.
lie did saj that nothing of course
could bo done until Dempsey is freed
of the charges now pending against
him, and even Intimated that it did not
appear likely that n match could be
arranged for the worhl'H chumpiontdiip
before next winter, it then.
Wilt no Guest
Cnrpentler will be tho guest at several
dinners In tho next few dnys, the most
pretentious of which, perhaps, will be
one on Thursday evening under the
direction of the International Sporting
Club.
Several important announcements
nre expected to be mado at this dinner
which will be of interest to followers
of boxing.
The French boxer's hotel suite was
besieged by n host of newspnper men
nnd photographers most of the after
noon. The looms were filled with gifts
in the form of llocrs. fruit nnd candy,
many of which were addressed to Mmo.
Georges Cnrpentler.
BROWN PUTS AWAY
JOYCE IN
SECOND
Twentieth Wardor Knocks Out
Port Richmond Lad in Wind
Up at Auditorium Club
Al Ilrown. of, the Twentieth ward,
upset the fistic 'aspirations of Eddie
Joyce, who halls frpm Port Richmond,
by scoring a knockout In the second
round of the sixth bout at the Audi
torium A. A. Inst night. A (.crlest of
lefts and rights io tho head at close
quarters, finishing up with n right up
percut, put Joyce down and out, Tlef
eree Lou Grlmson tolling off the neces
fary ten.
. Joe Wright and Joe Stanley put on n
brilliant exhibition. Stanley was the
winner nt the finish of- six torrid t-efi-slons.
For four rounds Wright held
Stanley fairly even, but the former was
dropped iu the fifth round for the count
of nine.
Carl Hertz, the Boston negro, scored
another1 victory when ho knocked out
Battling Kid Harris, of Wilmington,
in the sixth round. Young Tom Shar
key nnd Johnny Pnxton, a pair of Dr.
J. J. Shnlct's proteges, were victors,
the former scoring n knockout In the
third, while Pnxton won in six rounds
from Id O. Doyle. Charley Vaughn
nnd Toughry Dugan fought n draw.
Qayety Theatre Bouts,
In thn flnftl conlet at 11m flnjoty Theiitro
litnt nltht. Hurry Miller t)rw with Willie
Curry In four roundi. Curry wa th
Ercanor for (ho flnt Hum neeslons, hut Mlll'r
rams back ctronit In tho last round nnd
arnd th draw. Younir Jark Dnmpfey de
feated Frank I'llmrr in four roumls
Furious Wins English Handicap
T.lnroln, Knc, March 21 Thr Lincoln
ahlre Handicap. otr a inlte atralshtaway
course for a purso of $7500 to an Hon today
by C. Hatry'a Furloua. Lord Olanety'n Hrat
wll uhh fiocond and H. Thornburna Mon
teltn wm third. Ii'urlous. a four yenr old,
cnrrled 101 pounds, Bcatwell 127, and Moil
lelth 100.
Would Bar Dempsey v
in New York Stale
Albany, N. Y March 2 1. The
opponents of the Walker bill (o !
gallro boxing have launched r new
nttnek on tho measure. While the
prlmu object of tho objectors is to
kill the license committee provision
of the measure, tbey temporarily
have abandoned thnt angle and now
are concentrating the attack on
Dempsey. It is snld that they will
demand that the bill be amended f.o
ns to bar any bopr against whom u
charge of slackcrisra is pending from
entering a ring iu this state.
WOR
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DCAGESERES
Thirty Out for Lafayette Tennis
Rttatnn, Mnroh 24. Thirty tnnl
dldatrs responded to uiptam Ale
ai iaiayei.f. wjiicib, uw 10 ine conai
tlon of the courts, tho praetlc will bo held
Indoors.
ran
Mena's call
Boxing Bill Passes Senate
Albany. N, Y.. March 24 Thr Walker
bill. Intended to lecallre bonlntr matches
In this state under control of th armv.
nay and civilian board of control, wan nd
vanceri to the order of final passago In the
Senate without debate.
SOUTH PH1LLY GETS CUP
Dutch Trophy Prcoented to Basket
ball Championship Team
South Philadelphia High School's
Interscholastic League championship
hacketbnll team was presented with the
Dutch trophy In the auditorium tills
morning. This is the third time the
downtown Bchool has had the trophy In
its possession. The second team, winner
of tlip second team championship for
the fifth consecutive senson, ulso was
honored today.
Professor Gelges. of the Frankford
High School and chairman of the bas
ketball committee, presented the trophy
to Captain William Leopold. Sweaters
and letters were awarded -regulars nnd
substitutes of the team.
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Guillemot Wins Big Run
Tarl. March 21 Marcel flulllemot tho
Trench lowr-dletanco runner, connrmeil his
rljiht .to represent France In th Obinplo
amea by wlnnlnir the Frenrh national run
of about ten miles, mnklnc the dlutanco In
1 hour 1 minute and 41 e-t-oml Ily his
victory Clulllemot now beromea tlif crosa
rounlry champion both of I'ranre nd Clrcnt
llrltaln.
Bethlehem vs. Robins
New York, March 21 Official pairings
for the semifinal round of ihe national soc
cer challenge trophy, which haj brn held
up by the unavoidable weather conditions.
ero trade br the cup committee of the
United States Football Association last nlaht
nt the Hotel Aslor.
Tha champion nethlehma were drawn to
meet Robins Drydock In rirooklyn on April 1.
Holy Name Five Wlna
Mauch Chunk, r March 24. The Holy
Nam basketball team, of Mauch Chunk,
defeated the Quaker rity team In Temper
ance Hall by the score of 30 to 27
OPEN IN AM N
Champions of Eastern and Penn
Stato Circuits to Clash
Tonight
The opening clash In the world's
sj-ries basketball championship between
(nmden, winners of the nnstcrn League
pennnnt. and Scninton, (Germautown),
first-half tltlcholders in the Penn State
League, will be j.lnge.1 this evening in
the Third Itrglment Armory. TInddou
avenue and Mlckle street. Camden.
The spacious drlllshed will be taxed
with n capacity crowd, and tho attrac
tion well warrants It, for those In nt
tendance will f.ee two of thi greatest
basketball machines ever assembled.
Camden has gone (hrough both halves
of the Eastern League in n veritable
canler. but the Skeeters will meet a
little tougher opponitlon this evening.
The "visitors" have class, seems it pe
culiar assertion. T'eculinr because
etery man except Aleck Harvey Is a
regular HaRtern Leaguer. Holtnan,
Hrilggr and Merlin n were with German
town and Ernie Iteich with Heading.
This quartet is certain to start, but
the fifth man Is not definitely decided
upon.
F.Imer ltinlej has been picked by
many, but the writer is of the bplnion
thnt Frank Hruggv will pin his faith to
Aleck Harvey. Itiplev is n star back
field man. but he dislikes playing in a
.ago, mid did not go well nt nil in
the couple of games ho played in the
Linc'Ups for hilcrlcagud f
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t.MCK I'EnilY VH. I'lNtJ, noun;
Little Bear vs. Bobbie Doylo
lllltHi: OTHER STAR llOL'TH
I'astern league n month or so ago fotrl. w'A
The same Invincible) fire thnt lwis
represented the Skeeters nil season will
be on band to unhnld the honors of
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rlrnrri kVn fnrxt. n rrl rtnelf nrtu nvtA IHHflf A f '
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Dolln will battle It out nt center against
"Stretch" Median. Kerr and Doighan
will form tho defenso for tho home
club.
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