WiMSM':SkJW' j$jm " """ ,-W gi a cv" ' . . . 'i -tk ' " I " sf, ' y u V - -v, fii'CJv "I" ,-i .1 ' '-TA. ..Si ' J M-.. I fern Athletes Start Breplaratieris for Busy 1922 Seasbn in All Branches en Spert Calendafj Uss Talk and Mere, Gelf , Will Improve Your Game w I TIT 1 T" T At Conceirme impesswie w nen riayer mes ie Entertain en Linfa Conversation in Order Only During Friendly Match By JESSE P. GUILFORD Amateur Gelf Chanipfen of the lnlttd Btfltt . .t.i i n snort which affertle the mauds concentration Is nn argument te fnllftRK I n0 P ,;,: 1 ,,;. W mind that golf 1 In no way different 1 oppert..nltyfor a friendly wnvcr,n. d , p. n ilif" Bu' ,'..,. f . inli..t0 tlie Ucst et His neiiuy nc musi nu iie net cenwu" "'" ,. n .. iicmlt his mind te wander tee far nnu Hen lit I FORMER GOB, LOCAL LAD, STAMTTMAN Williq Croen, of Konslngten, Is Championship Timber, Say W8tjern Critics i j HAS NEVER &0XED HERE By LOUIS II. JAFPE LIVING in Phlladelphin, in the dls trlct of Konnlneten. 1m 11 flfetmnn whn. nrfnrmntr (a Itinan whn hnvn iitsn l inc. . , i nroue that thin ' wne c,n. P051".0"0. "V"0 '" " mm in action, premises te develop into A geed mnv nn",0,,"s", J"?tVr .e( tire style, jind perhaps it wpuld be a championship timber. Willie Green la ma7ilXJt&?r'lA ,dJ (e iiT.,s?l?i0? tlm ,otller tbc yth'i. name. He Is. twenty two ,e mntch. If one is P'nyinR ii incn y comersatfen until that hole Is reached, year of nc. wl(tlm 124 wundf. und has ...I. onnvcrsatlen IS Unueuuicmj , KlU .f...i-.1t -i ... mm Never Boxed Here li ' " -t .i.iu ten treat nn ex ".... net interfere with his tenk game, Inn nfteti from litn same Tnere Is always tlie ninctecntn uoie ict ce tee s.ncK;- wuwm compare your medal rounds with . different men with whom you play Fer Instance, when you go out with &tyn nV, ......eranttni. n"."' ....... nnrt in the afternoon's n impeniii". ,. -- A,.. -Ia ,,.,m. BSSta a cempet't ve .natch conver cenver M ?5 in,, verv nicely be eliminated te inVanWc. although this tee dcpcmis S whether or net the conversation ffieres with the game of the par- Itictpnnts. , , ,f . .. ..- in cuaiiii'w' " , : fnlAt. nmi i lfcr te de eneself Justice the greatest r," . argueVln regard te the ,,vicct that because concentration is SS nn Important factor In champion. .l nlf it 8D0UIU 11 .' " -" (hoertant matches. .hether or net you are one who must wMtlN the strictest concentration Ih te the ..".. ,uirv'. '. iT : t.'lfc. IncrsiMntlv. XW1 en ewj r Juit before you arc ready te drive. ISd who Inks of another geed one ha you are ready te make your np rrench, roake a nete of your round. F'2S, ' .i. nMn nf rnnr round when reu P ay with Jack Jenes, who never tills, and who takes his golf as jerl. Mily s though It were a mutter of life '"if thcie Is mucli discrepancy In the two flcurts you can .figure It out for vearself whether your game suffers or Impious ns the result cf lack of con. ttntratien. Extremes In Types rnilP.SI. two examples show the ex- fl 1 tremc, and perhaps when you play 'with a man who Is conscrvetlvc, both' -H.i..f M. allnnrn nn(l his tall. Villi get th best results. Of course, no man can make a chet satisfactorily during a con versatien te wnicu nc is euppes... ie ec listening-. , .,.,,. . , Kren 1n .he most friendly match, the extent te which you visit during the round sheu a ciepenu upon your oppo nent. If he U the type of mnu who, when lie plays golf, wishes te put his whele attention te it. te tne exclusion of ether matters, his wish, should be ru ipected. When, however, the case is re rereed, and ei feel that ln playing Jeu dcMre te play your best and run e 50 only when jeu give It the grcut ett concentration. our opnencnt should realize the situntlen and permit jeu te play uninelcsteil. There arc probably en eery one's list of frleniN these with whom play.us u.a great pleasure, net because they ran be dcicatcil lianillly, but because) ei the mutual nude 'standing which exists ln retard te Idle chatter, Kail, st Nineteenth Hole 1 NO ether sport Is there au oppor tunity for conversation while the tame is actuniiv ueln? p ''. mi Imaclne n hnsebnll came with the sec- eml haemati mid shortsten staudlne rteiethfr swapping jokes while the game ps tern? pin.Ned.' Ment of the tiilklriir Is done bv the Hnbstltutct or the team net en tha.flcld. and I doubt Jf thev nre talking anj thing bnt.the gnme which Is going en. Picture n football game with the tue endi standing en one slde tnlklng while Ibe game Is in prngrexs. In tennis, poie, ice iierKey. In virtually every amc jeu mention, the strictest cencen tratien is necevsury. wen during u little game of cards In ,the evening In jour own home, bow immuring it is te Imvc one e the par ticipants eentlnunlly forgetting the (rump becnue the conversation Is of mere interest than the game In preg- The fiict that every ether sport de- Ne Tourney Talk tN TOURNAMENTS of note, convcr cenvcr J. sntlen is eliminated by the players, brcautc It is known tbnt ln order te play one's best absolute attention lsdc mahded en the gnme. We huve all heard of theso ceses where one mail "talks his opponent out of the game." That is, he knows thnt his oppentnt's gnme win suitor ir urn mind Is distracted from the game, nnd se he talks all through the match, thus annoying his opponent se that he can not play up te his ability. These actions- are contemptible, and It Is te be hoped that the talker Is also ntfected by his own lack rtf concentration. My ewnjnferenee Is that It Is rarely the geed golfer who talks it great deal during his matches. Offhand I cannot recall one golfer of merit who feels the necessity of entertaining his opponent while playing. It is usually the men who keep their medal scores hovering around the 100 point who nre of the opinion that in order te play golf enter tainingly ene must talk during the entire round. I bclieve that mere en joyment can be had during n game of golf in which the players concentrate en their strokes and game than when ene uses the course for an opportunity te entertain. Let us liave less talk and inore golf en the courses, Cepvripht, 1012, bu I'ublle Ledpcr Company My Friday artlcle w'U be of Imitation." 'Advantages Beets and Saddlei AH races at the Fair Grounds today nre worth S1000. The a'lewancc race. for three-year-olds and up, at a mtle and seventy jnrds, is the feature of the card. Gray Gnblcs appears best, with Botheration nnd Cup Iteck as con tenders. Horses well placed ln ether races arc: The first race Is for baby fillies; there is no line en the fourteen carded te start: I.ady Brcttcnham, Pinaquena nnd Murjorle Wee ure highly bred. Second rnce. Matches Mary, Lucky Girl, Mabel A. Third, Hillbdnle. Gam mer Gurten, Pctle. Fifth. Thimble, War Zene, Neddam. Sixth, Yeung Adam, Solid Iteck, Harvest King. Seventh, Hcpcatcr, Hercb, P. G. King. At Havana First race, Steinhart en try, Pandlnc, Miss Bculah. Second, Twe Eyes, Norfolk Bell, Peasant. Third, Ijandy Van, Automatic Bed, lames, i-eurtu, mrei. rritsceeln, au. tan H nek Sheep, "Buckingham. Sixth, L'ergc Aueau, .uoercsque. riuranty been bexlntr. nrofcsslenallr. since 10111 T'p around Kenslngtenway Green has Deeji Known only ns a peaceful citizen. He has never dlsp'nycd his glove wares In this city, having only recently to te turned from the West, whom he estab lished n swell "rep" ns a boxer, after appearing there in bouts for something like two years. Green Is ene of the few boxers who took up the game while serving Unde Sftm, nnd then made geed after br'ug honorably dlnchn-ged. While In the uniform of n gob Willie nppeared in several bouts, hut It was net until after the armistice that he took up flinging fibtM serleux'v ns n profession. One or Willie's most valued treasures is ii thick, fat clipping book. A glimpse through the various pages shows that most of the critics ln the Middle West, where Green is recognized as the feath erweight champion of that section of the country, have nothing but prnisc for tne -prodigal son" et riu.acicipiiia. A La Jack Brltten Here is what ene critic has te say1: "Green has been stepping right along and begins te leek like championship material. Willie has a long left arm which he uses nftcr tbc fashion of Jack Brltten, and when it comes te sticking that left in an opponent's face, Gtccn Is ln a c'nss by himself." Before returning te his home here nnd since his discharge from the Great Lakes Training Station, Green has met and defeated n number of stars whose nblllty Is known in this city. Included en Willie's record ure matches with Andy Chnncy, Jack Lawler, Billy Cele, the St. Leuis featherweight who made n big hit here several jears age: Frankle CaPalmn. Artie Reet and Jimmy Brudy, Michigan lightweight titlu holder. Green is rather tall for his weight. and there have been times that his man ager, Eddie Stanten, Fays Willie had te give away a let of weight In order te get a contest. Fer Instance, here's whnt another clipping about Grccu has te say : . "Willle Green Is n long, lean lad, who has n frame like n lightweight, but hardly ever scales mere thnn 12(1 pounds. He's nn ex-Great Lakes champ. Willie will give uwny about eight or ten pounds te Christiana (meaning Bud Chrlstlane, who boxed In Philadelphia two yenrs age), but Green is se tii'l weight means little te him ; besides Willie is se thin he's hard te lilt." Green defeated Christipne In their mntch. "Barred" at Lakes Stanten tells , n yarn about Green being barred us a participant ln tour r '"m jj5. $eV.vf "' Jj$Mii' w ws '' ;iPNiiir .....H ;-;,? llhtatfdk!lV ' VatLs '.'X :?..iNIr )2&w8&mKmi. hfKr. r-Hmmi k VERSA J ILE COACH SOUGHT BY PENN Ice Heckey and Lacresse Team3 Need Tuter te Devote En- tire Time "te Thern 45 .TRACK WEN REPORT A TIILKTIC WILLIE GREEN Kensington's "Pred IgaL Sen," who earned rep In the M'ddle West and Is home for ring debut here. BUI started boxing when a sailor finally, outclassed the welterweight bona of the sailors. Tt was then that nn order was Issued te nllew Green te ap pear only In exhibitions." Stanten Is negotiating with nil of the Philadelphia mntchmnkcrs for 111 e s services, und Green will mnkc his debut ln his own home town within n fort night. NOTHING DEFINITE ON LEONARD-DUNDEE BOUT Negotiations Still On Johnny Saya He Will Bex In Philadelphia Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 4. Nothing definite bus been settled for a meeting between Benny Leenard, lightweight champion, and Johnny Dundce. It was said today by the promoters. Negotiations witb keenaru arc tun- authorities nt the University of Pennsylvania nre seeking u combination ceacli te leek after Ice hockey and lacrosse, E. It. Bushnell. acting graduate manager of athletics, ndmltted this morning. Ac cording te Mr. Bushnell. the move t secure one man te tutor the two sports comes from the present coaches of the Ice hockey nnd lacrosse teams. Geerge W. Orten, who leeks after the annual rclsy carnival, Is unable te de vote os much time as Is necessary te whip the riuk candidates Inte shape, while Clarence Goldsmith, who has looked after the lacresse stick wlclders for cars, can afford -but an hour a day te the candidates.' Beth Orteu and Geldhinlth are ama teur coaches, In that neither receives nv emolument from the I nlverMty, and thnt both give their time and In muny iustniices money te the furthci -ance of the sports they nre Interested In- At present Orten Is looking nftcr the Ice hockey candidates, whlle Goldsmith has announced thnt he will shortly call out candidates for lacrosse and held .Ullv nrnctlrc ilrlllx Beth coaches lire aiding the athletic authorities in their quest for a tutor who can leek after the Ice hockey candluatcs from tne open ing of that season until its close, and after that te take up work with the I lacrosse men. The last-named sport slarU about tlie time tne oasceaii sea son opens and continues until the close of the I'nlvcinity in June. Several names have been suggested te the acting graduate manager, while n quartet of candidates from out of town, whose numes arc being witn Johnny Wilsen Barred Frdm New Yerk Rings The New Yerk Stale Athletic Commission has barred Johnny Wil Wil eon, middleweight champion, from ngalu appearing In nny ring in time State?. New Yerk Is the third Stute te take this action ngnlin-t Wl'sen. which ulse applies te his manage'r, Martin Kllll'ea, The action of the New Yerk body resulted from Wilsen's repudiation of his agreement te meet Hurry Greb, et Pittsburgh. In m match for the middleweight title In Madisen Square Garden. One of the com mission's duties Is te see that nil contracts between boxers and clubs nre adhered te. DUG AN NOT TRADED YET; IWCANN SOLD Throe-Cornored Deal te Send Jeseph te Bosten Needs Mack's Sanction EMMETT GOES TO COAST ..... - - : . .:. " . - i. tlnuing aim nis ncccp.ancc nii . .-- . . ,, , t, ni1nii nub exneeted seen. It was understood tnat '''""r "','..." )".'" .i"3 -rr" T.nnnni-.i imn Wn nffe-efl n liberal per centage for the bout, but nothing ln the way of a flat guarantee. Geerge Pawling sny Johnny Dundee informed him by phone that he would box at the Ice Palace next Tuesday night. This vlrtunl'v meant" that V"i dee and Leenard will net box in Mil waukee two nights later, because a rule there Is specific that a man shall net appear in a contest tix das before IiIb scheduled bout lu the Becr-le8 town. Vim. 1VI,U -... t li. i U"g uurrcu nn u iurui:iiivii. in uiur- i,i' ii,.!!,1 ''.?.!ry' I.namcnts nt the Great-Lakes Station. "When Willie first started te box there," he said, "the kid weighed only I'jn nrtitmlu T 'ftu tliA hnvlni .nvtrnn. Massachusetts Boxing Draws Well ter at the station, and had te de with the making of matches in elimination us. First Willle defeated the feather weight champion there, then he took the lightweight title holder into camp and, llnnten. Jan. 4. The Tcdtral Oeiernment cel'ected $107,047. und State. 158,77.1 In mmt. taxei en 405 boxing exhibition held In , c,Pi,? .r...ihii.Bli. furl'id' Ilia !. ..au.. h.a.bi I .Tli .l.NOKHt.UBVk. .w.t.. i.u (HD. v.,, MVVU1U" Inc te the annual report of the TtaxWn Com Cem Com mlrxlen Rrcrlpts from the Dhows Amounted te ' OTi 470 Jeffcott Leaves W. Phila,; May Enter Brown Prep lng te be considered for the pest. There Is n possibility that et this month's meeting of the atliletie council the mat ter will be taken up and dlspeecd of. Track Candidates Repert The lOL'ii sporting calendar at the University opened jestcrday afternoon with a record showing of candidates. Conch Lnwsen Rolcrtseii sent out a call for trackmen shortly before the close of the car. nnd yesterday he was surprised at the excellent turnout Twenty-eight varsity candidates and seventeen freshmen worked out jester dnv aftc-pioen after signing up. At lenet three times that number are expected te report for the weekly meets that start Friday a week en the nut nut nut deer beuul track. In addition te u straightaway ,of fifty yards and n hanked irurk of eight hips te the mile, Roberton hub u wide straightaway for the weight men, nn innovation In out door track work during tln winter months. Larry Brown, enptain of tlm team and world's record holder In the 100 ards, heads the list of candidates. Den Head, cress -country captain last fall; Heets Lever, the sprinter; Temple, a nole vaultcr: Geerge Breader, who puts the shot and hurls the javelin und discus: Nccd, u pole vaulirr: Jnek, n hurdler; Geerge Meredith, a half mllcr; MeMulIen. another hiilf-miler; GUI and Altmaler, sprinters; Hehlen, a half and quarter mllcr; Tljurmnn and ''rank, weight heavers, complete tlie veterans of lest year, whlle the fol fel fol 'ewing freshmen of lust ycur and new men reported jebtcrday afternoon "ewers, Woodside, Cornish, Chew, Hnmcr, Welch, Hcrr, Sutherland un' I.uiiIk. Jei Dugnn has been traded again! According te the very latest, Disap pearing Jeseph will be seen In n Bos Bes Bos eon uniform next en'r end Reger Peck Inpaugh will be manager of the Wash ington Senators. This new rumor lias It thnt Grlnitli will see Harry Frezec In the Hub today and everything will be fixed te com plete the deal. In further detail the report states thnt Griff conferred with Mack here yesterday nnd that Cennie Is nil set te ship Dugnn back te New England. . ,. . . It Is no closed secret that Cennie l .inrlntiM rn illnneHC of his teinnernmrntn' third baseman. He had thnt In mind when he attended the baseball meet ing; In New Yerk, but could nut put ever a trade. Mack In Texas However, there is one little hitch te the rumor. It Is scarcely likely that Griff saw Mack here .estcrday, ns the tnll tutor Is exploring tlie wilds sur rounding Englc Pass, Tex., where the A's will train this spring Alse it is .denied by thete nt Shlhe Park new thnt there Is nnylhlng definite concerning the Dugnu trade. (Jiitslde of these fuels the report in absolutely true. Anether story was confirmed nt the A's efiice. This had te de with Emmett McCann, the youthful lnfielder, who was seen in action often toward the latter part of Inst season. Emmett has been told te Portland, of the Pacific Coast League. Portland Is the club which turned out Davy Bancroft and Charlie Hollechcr. SlcCenn's Philadel phia friends are hoping that he will re turn te the majors with tic same repu tation nnd ability as did the New Yerk and Chicago Mnrs. Emmett McCann Sold McCann has been told outright. He wns. signed te a entin.i't lust night bv Pericrt Soccer Stnr, A te Remain in This City' Captain Perter, of the Phllndelt phla American League eeccr team, has decided te remain in tuU city for the present. The Hearts of Midlothian, a Scottish team, efferee) Perter a bonus of $6000 te go t Europe and play with that errane Hen. He announced his intention of returning, but has rtcensldere-J his decision and Informed W. I. Lewis, president of the Phillies, th.at he would play out his contract with, the local team. Perter may go abroad when his Philadelphia con tract expiree. Tem Turner, the Plilladelphlan who manages Portland. Emmett Is a graduate of the Welt Philadelphia High Scheel and l.i June. HI IN, turned professional fey joining Suffolk, of the Virginia League. He was then euly seventeen yearn old. (la w.is Hlgned by Mack in September of the same year. In 1020 Mack sent the eung Philndelphlan te Jrtny CItv, but he came back te Hhlbe Park nt the end of the International league season. jie w-eni new n setitii with the A's hut spring, but suffered from a eeru urm nnd Infected! feet. This handi capped his work considerably during the whole xenpen nnd he did net see real fern lee until near the cnl of the cam cam pelgn. H 1h new in ger.J condition nnd expects te meke rred out en the Coast. WILSON BARREdTn MASS. Suspension by N. Y, Commission of Middleweight Champ Upheld Bosten, Jan. 4 The Massachusetts Boxing Commission will suspend Johnny Wilsen, middleweight cham pion, it was announced today, as a result of bis suspension bv (In. v. Yerk Commission because of his refusal te meet Hurry Greb, of Pittsburgh, la a bout announced for next month- Reper Knocks Out Dugen In Third SlrmphU, Jan. 4 Captain IJeU Ileptr knocked out Je Duran. claimant of lh Southern hcatywdKht championship, nt tha Southern A. C hr In th third round. Tha bout va about vn until Iteper. sldeitun plnif b' adrarVa lead, Bhet a wlclcarl right hook te the heart. Uutan dreppld te the fleer apd waa counted out. lie hail te be aa-lit-d te hl corner Jee Jeffcott, captain of West Phila delphia High Scheel's football team during the 1021 season, will net return te the school. He Injured his leg lu one of the early season grid games this season and has net recovered. Jeffcott would net give his reasons for leaving the Feity-scvcnth nnd Wal nut streets Institution. He suid that he hud "jifst decldcM" te go te another school and piebablv wnu'd matriculate at Brown Prep In Februarj. Northwestern Seeks Brlckley ClilrnKe. Jan 4. 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