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isiness of Heavyweight Boxing Picking Up Since Arrival of Jack Kearns in New Yer
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INTEREST IN ANOTHER
WbEMPSE Y-CARPENTIER
BATTLE
Return Beut With Frenchman Probably Would Ge in
England, but Net in America Talk of Third
Majer League en Coast
lty ROHHRT W. MAXWELL
.sport Kdlter Kvenlnr Public I.edter
Bl
USINESS in the heavyweight boxing division Is picking up since the
arrival of .Tnek Kenrns In New IetK. The manager of jack uempsey
breezed into Gethnm Iho ether day, nnd
mentioned in several bouts. The battle with Oirpentier has ceen revived
nnd there nlse Is some talk about a. fight with Harry Will. Hill Ilrcnnnn
has ceme in for brief discussion. Temmy Gibbens has been drugged Inte the
spotlight again nnd In a short time ether heavies will be exposed te public
ylcw.
While this Is going en Dempsey Is in hi new home in Les Angeles taking
things easy nnd paying no attention te the tight game N' matter what Is
being said or hew many bouts are being ananged, the olnmplen H said te have
no desire te get back into training and take en these contenders. lie told some
of his intimate friends that he was tlred of touring the country, starting
jmrades every time he stepped off the train nnd longed for a quiet place where
he could be by himself. However, one never can tell what n champion will
de, especially when there is an opportunity te gather In tome of these big
purses.
Dcmpsey can command big purees, nnd It Is doubtful If he would enter
the ring against any one for less than S 100.000. That means he could de
'soma heavy collecting in bouts with Kicniinn, Fulton. Ribbons nnd ethers.
William A. Bradv in said te have offered 200,000 for a match with Harry
Wills, Dempsey te get $130,000. In L'ngland it Is claimed that n $."00,000
purse will be offered for a return match with Carpentler, and split the money
the same as in Jere City. This seems te he the legirnl bout, if the figures
nre correct.
Cnrpentier made -i wonderful showing against Pemp'cv in the chnmpion chnmpien
hip battle of .Inly 2 of last 'ear. nnd every one present admired him for
his gametics?. He showed remarkable courage, carried the light te the cham
pion nnd hnnded out mere than he ronive.l in the second leund. He went
down with colors tlylng In the fourth round after taking punishment with
out flinching.
But Oeergeg proved he was no match for the champion. He gave every
thing he had, and it wasn't enough. True, lie broke his hand in the second
round, but. the public doe net believe he could have staved off n knockout if
the accident hadu't occurred. Therefore, there can be little Interest in a
return match in this country. In Kiiglund, where Carpentler has defeated
tvery opponent, there prebabl is mere of a demand for the bout.
In regard te the Wills match, Te Hicknrd de-lines te have anything te
de with it. Mixed bouts are net at all pe'.tilnr. especially when a champion champien
hlp is at stake. That sarins te kill the $.200.0(10 offer made lis Hrndv The
chances arc the mutch never will go through.
...
CAIIPI.S 77.'' lannet he blcmrd for xprrnni) n ttruir in mrri
Dnnpuni mjniu. He irill he veil paid fnr his treuhlc, n id kid
cjic ie in the name fei their health.
Slictts Steamed Up Over Lccsbur
BILL SHLTTSLINK. business manager nf the Phils, is all stemmed ii
ever the tnvvn of I.eeburg, Flu . where the 1'hlU will de their re
hearsing for the l'22 bnseb.ill lrrbv . Hill received a letter from Sam Payne
htating that the ball pink almost w completed and the diunienil will he the
best In the State.
"They have n lire-wire Majer in I.eeburg." said Shettsllne. "He Is
an old l'enn graduate and I- taking quite an Interest in ihe weik. His name
is W. A. Maclen7le. and In addition te being a doctor he is president of n
let of tempanies down there. He has written u a letter which contains all
of the dope. Loek It ever."
"Sam 1'a.vne is here." wiites hlzs-eiiuei . 'and the town already has
Adopted him. lie is casting his eagle e.ve ever the vveik en the ball park, and
It meets with his satisfaction We have tractor, teams, trucks, harrows
and man men en the job. You'll be surprised when jeu see it. We will
have the lincst ball park In Flerida in another seamn. The entire intleld has
jieen resedded and the outfield has been spade-harrowed We will plant Het
muda grass seen
"The eitizeiw ,-ire coming tn hat in fine luiiw and have donated their
time and labor. The fence and i lubhimse will l completed seen, because the
Telunteer carpenters have been quite busj. There will be Ivckers for feitj-
cfive men and het and cold showers.
-"We arc nnxleuslv looking forward
frcat welcome and a re.il Southern time
It was S00. in five vclrs up will have
fW&'5rJT W have HOO fresli-vvnter lakes
r&C fislling Is great and fhete will be
mouth black bass get as large as eighteen
P'77.s.' jnhleil the I) In mid mnhed. " I he Mitytn ,intcs a giem
J Ictlet." he said, "nnd I heliei e ivrifithinq exeept pesiinty theie
rtghtein imum hhiel, hnn. Umirrei. it it an idml tnlinimi minii
nnd I Knuw everybody mil hi. c it."
Third Majer League en Coast
NOW that the big miner leagues have turned dnvvn the draft, the ne.xt move
is te npply for major league standing Out en the Coast they have been
talking about ferminc a third major league, end probably will make an nt
tempt te push it through before the winter ends.
Seme difficulty will be i xperieneed if this movement Is launched. The
standard of play does net wnirnnt t. nnd the fnn knew it as well a any one
else, They had a leek at Cobb, (oilman. Hermdiv, SMrr nnd several ether
big league stars m the winter le.igne. and noticed the difference In their piny
ing. There isn't an ntlrlete en the. Coast who can compare with them.
The following, whiih was printed In a l.es Angel... newspaper, ilium ilium
seme light en the sublet
"California baseball tan- have formed new e-tlimn,.. of what a rial w.ir
is. After having seen Cent-go sislet thev wonder what possessed Manager
jTehn McGraw. of the New Yerk (Jl.ints. ,n part with S7."i,000 te acqulie
Jimmy O Cennell. The latter looked bad compared te Slsler. There even
some doubt as te whether it wus real- honpt-te-E(mdnoKs mnzuma that Me Me
Grew handed ever "t rdinar.v stage menev . If it was real menev the
Pacific Const fans think M.Gnvv Is n f.t subje,., fop the nlienits
"Having seen Cobb. I no Coast fuiw nl, wonder hew the Meusels Heb
and Ltnil. ever get bv. nd if Hernbr is a .ample of hi- league set nnd bnse-
men, what chance )a, ny caMer te plav the kejsteue hnek In fast .empnnv''
As the hrt impressions of th,. fan, ,.epl. of course thev will reallV.e
that nil hrst-saekers a t Si-lers. - 1 1 eutfieldeis Cobb, and all hecetid-
sackcrs Hernsb.vs in the maiers, b';t even se the impression made was deen
J he- Visit of the qm.net f .,,-- was , greU, boost for maier leneeA l,n-,.!,ell
In California
'Net enlv
bv
their plav. but thleu?li tliett t.er..M... ),.. t ..ll. t ..
i.-n e f..ll .1.
.. ......... . .. niui win kiiii interest
neining eise mulu nave ihUp
T rr ," "" " "" ""lfr 'faj"'r """"""i """' fill flat
the draumq pev r, ,, el the,e. and tin, , pin,ftl l,c thr
ehnmpmn.h.p , ,,, , ,,,.. , MW7 , (1I,,(,01M rf
nr seaien m lhe emhll, ,,',, thlt,r. .,.i i.... .... .... , ... ..
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0UT-0F-T0WNERS HERE
' FOR MATCHES TONIGHT
Dennelly and Salvadete Wind-Up
Principals at National
AH of the out .of-town bivei -ihed-lll"'l
te appear nf the N'.itmnnl
Kicjvcnth and Catharine stieet-. te-
night, arc in town mday. unh in nt
Condition te box in his ,. ",,
They are Jehnnv Iennelj. of I MIen-
town, I'n. ; I'lul Salviidere. of Cuhler-
Ilia ; Geerge Chip (f Tiiinnquii I'n.
and Yeung .Mnhenev, of linliiiunn.
Uennellv and Salviidere are te in. kle
each ether in the wind-up Heth nf
thepe boxers, .vhe me i lever two-
minded lightweight, have
geed in local iimt i hex.
"ti in.iltiug
Chip mid Mnhenev are te aiear in
the second bout This is i. be a return
contest.
Joe JnckMin. the licftj walleper of
Seuthwnrk, will pair eif vvnh Jimmv
tilbbens of (irav I'err.v. in th. netm'
Jlnal, The winner of thw limit will1
claim the welterweight championship of
l.'ennBylvniila
Kid Wagner will be brinketed with!
Al Wecner, mid the opener will be be
tween Johnny Mnje nnd Ty Cobb I
Jee Dbykhcn Awarded Decision
tei
knocked out euntf llarkett.iii ihe .-.
round or ma aenii-niwu aiier ne nan
flacred In (ha flrat eHl..n of ih.ie mil
tha prtllmtnariea, Habi i-miili kn.K-k.'d
Ma DieveiiH ,n inv secunu reunti auu
Morien outpeinted Knl Jacksen.
I, A w Yerk, Jan. s Jee Heylihen. 01 1?'" "V2. VrS.. . -.. ' rymiireitera. ,
'I' PhltnUelphla a former eparriiiu pattner nf .""" " .. .mwiini cnamviena ' "
r. liew John.eT.. wk. award. the I una.. i.. " ' nrB u'll!? Kroeired ready for the blir Vc
r. ,' cWen ev.r.Jr le .'e.ia ..f liraiii. in ' V'-'J'TJ?; hr Ke"n" tlu,) """" 'hew
ft 't Dm flfUen-reund reaiure IKiut at the f'lf '-' " ' jae
Wr' J ui.th ltealment Armerv hen Ji... i-h. ""
IS LACKING
tdnee then the champion has been
te veur vu-it Yeu will leceive a
()nr population is IlOfle. n 11)10
10.000. se von ran ec vvc nre prow.
in llie section, an two are near here.
lets nf hathln? fnr tlie bevs HIl-.
pounds here "'
." . ' "" ' """ 'O
0 I east lans
in iiijjur lenne plav as
' '" "" ntJl l''11l lilt
ning nt ii
tut I
I s t in i1,h te nnd
t..i th. ml, l .
gnnie ni
si I I
"""I"""-'"!, , f ,0 . irx. Nmlv.tj's
'""' - 'Ki.'de.,dAlleKll.11)avp.,N
In the nuual nmtest ,u St. An-
'''e')'" Ilrll. Ixnveul.i w.m returned ii
'ner. bn ,n-g. , .san.N , ,nfi-
dent tli.it Nntivitv will mrn the irl"k
en the ilev. ntew nei in tl,.. hf.il
lbil'n
line-
teams will huvi th. ir siienge-t
W-
i in vveiiiic.il. v evening Nativity
traveled te Ir.itnai ulnte f'onceptien'H
rill and lint tin in in the teunii game
of a nei.es eliminnting Iinnuicubite
Ii urn the Cathelii i liiiinpieii.ii;i series.
The rme in the .North. ast League!
loinpesed of eight Nitivitv loams, con
tinues lee Last Siiudnv Dartmouth
bent li in. nun and new holds first
place b. a ungle game
i.. tl. enn cM.-i f .
...u.s iii.iiiibiiiiiciioraiiew
Xleru thiin 00 enlrle. Iivm lun i. -.
for the open hi breed ihnv te l. held by
ih. ICen.lniiinii K.nnel . lub at odd Fellow?
Hu'l KenaniBteii uvenug mid i' umber land
street, thle ufe-rnnnn
Aiiiiina me entriea
jack Werman Bexes Tenlnhl
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I 'os. VVerninn the I'luinh Is er who 11
p nUm 1.14 h n in 1'hilud.lphla, will meet
I .vim, a....ie.i, e. m .viitjuiuj equi ai
Urauie. -N. J , leminu
" ' " '' " .rrvr". i-sf tip - :- As.,,.h-,K;rr i'- "' ra- "n,1,n2 "' ",,iI1 M'r" t.;,,;,,;; nkV.r. l : Ii. ;,w
I.. "- r,.lr'KrSSSn,,,ii.b!.r '-!rm "n ?'!lite.e:;:T.:!f,, ",'l . ' ,.' V7, n tenm. s,., ,.,v mark i individual
KAYfllll A AWn MATIWITV - - '"ut UBiiiiur. "'""""''" ! UOOIS ana aaaaiV sceiim; n. n s nS .. contest when he
rvIUULA ANU NATIVITY leuw Ilebby ,,, , ,h,lht I I was new holding the upper hand. 1 Jln.nde ai ilm. In ii game a week age.
TD PI AY CCnnilln PAIC . under the tut. im if i.-.jib lireen iieh guess, because of the three knockdown;. , 'Thin rniniii i-td 1" field irnnW and ."i fn.i.
IU TLAT btLUND GAME .u open te mee- -. ,t me tsft is'umier" The result wan the fifteenth leund rolled ' A rich Make Is offered fei ilirre- I r ''""' " '" " '" '"" """ " fl"
nrmiiwl nnil the referee, who was Dave vear-eld today nt New Orleans in a U ,,' . ,
Downtewners Captured First of , '""fcJv'V" ' 'hr ',,.'... Vu L" "'..S 1 of Nevv Ila en nvn"del met hve nnd 'a half furlong ilnHl, for S7.',n). ,. lhe te,. n.e nnseus te meet nil
r - mjl ct,zMrarrii ?! BSi a "' bJ"' MSs,ssi?.2!SS6a.',w?nJ5.a ; f rs:
Vn.ivnv ,,, I K.u.i. larla.n im, eye- ffiiS'ind B'". ." T." "ur,man ,,in ' Tem Hare, Jr . aie ether Npeedv ones. "; r'"; .. ,':r ifc "T'-'- ''"'-
P. G. A. OPENS UP
QUALIFYING ROUND
64 te Enter Match Play Frem'
29 Sections, of Which East
ern Penna. Is One
LOCAL TERRITORY LARGER
Hy SANDY McNIIlLICK
RADICAL changes have again been
made in the method of playing the
championship of the Professional Golf
ers Association of America.
Last year the system used was that
the thirty-one highest professionals.
highest meaning thoe with lowest,
scores at the finish of the V S open
championship qualified for the P (i V
match plnj. The tltlchelder nlse was
te qunlify.
This jcar .itv-feur, or twice that
number, will enter the play, the first
two rounds being nt eighteen holes,
after thnt the matches being nt thirty
sl. The U. S. open will Have no bear
ing en these qualifying this year when
they will qualify by sections ns erigi-
nally. '
Hereafter the National P. G. A. will)
be made up of twenty-nlne sections
Philadelphia is In the Eastern Pcnnsvl-
vnnla branch, which includes Delnware.
ln.ntnH.t n .l I... i.. i.. !.. v.. ;.
.mi liiuil lliei t iruiii; itisu. it. I9i
therefore likely that the professional
golfers of Philadelphia organization
will change Its name nnd boundaries
te Include all that territory, since the
national body hopes te divide its ad
ministration in twentv-tiine sectional
bodies, of which the Kastern Pem yl
vRiiin group will be one. It Is net
known ns jet hew many men this sec-
i tien may qunlify for the national cham-1
pietiship, but the competition wieuld
lie mere than keen with all thnt terrl- I
tery involved.
Mere Meney
It has alread.v been nniieum ed that
$s.00 in prize money has been ndded
for the extra thiitv-twe men who will
get $2." apiece fe-. being beaten in the
first round. The liampienshlp will be
held evir the Oakmont (Pittsburgh)
course, where the national amateur was
In lOlK. It's n real test
The natives around Inwood bad inc
treat of their golf lives last jenr watch
ing the match plav V, never hope te
see mere' precise golf than that played
bv .Mm llarnes nnd Wnlter llngen In
the final round A perfect drive, n
perfect lien or brnsie right nt the
ntn
If ou get the first long putt ou wen I
e hole if both took two putts it I
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th
was a half. Ne mistakes there. Hagen
swamped Unrnes because he was getting
ine mng ones in his met beautiful
nagenesque manner
rhlludc-tnhlnns vvlie i-.it l.fe.i In Pin?
nurtt Inlelv or are thr new fellow
nurf .U 1?'"" ana ,,nll Jlr - Mrs
Ralph A Olbb-i Cvrelvn iml Nuney Itlbhi
vir nnd Mrs. Oeerire It Alhcrheli Kpni.er
D Wrlitht. Jr Mr and Mr William A.
m..1";,!'1 Mr'.,- J- Ul'Ule. Jehn C.
Martin and Jtr . W nck. Jr
tl Is rumiii-fil thai Sicnten ui stun ok'
enti en k nv reur- with rlft..n l.n - nn.r,
th new en; are new and three around the
Ei'uB,wfiV,biS08Sil ,hat -1 "w "
It Is riiniernl that The Phil-.de, phla -eun-
,j u, wl' "cqulrn new srevind for a eon-I
future '" la0Ut ln lhe nc"r '
Alse that: Pen virhnii. ..-in i.. .1,. .., ,
prrM ,11'A1ren'miiik Thut ,Iarrv NaM.ir ..-ii.thlid rounds one of my seconds begged
has idni abreVd erge Carruth"s' "e ' me te allow the contest te go a few
mere rounds in order te give the large
..."'LVi'fV ? r''ie ciri.i m ex-natienai . crowd present a run for Its money.
rrn'eJ'innadeirhi; fti"? tt . V'nl ?", ,7 t,,C th,n,
wl'l ent.r tournament! here representing intention of letting lip Oil HOSS for a
Pine 'Va.iej- f,, rounds, just as I had been
further .Ik.i: i-..un, n i. r,T,, ,., instructed. However. intcnd of me
rlns flnanxn: Tneenv Preek as the i te for
' J-?,.'H";,ub.lr "''l1 """ xh" "re berth nt
?u'JId-t,eW?P.pAn-'hy..1'aJ?.'''S"'n.'.
paen tht a v nitrate h airepdr after iIip
I p Jh-J'f Vr J,V"?3u?tr.V enht l ,S '
Phi aiiphia te take a pre inh here
Ulllle .1. Hunter. Hrltlsli iimntir rhin, I
pi .n his Je'ned up with th hirh-i.:..r-li
,t mere ' 'ib in N-w Verk. 1 mm Armnur
ex-Scetrs, p-yl Kreneh amateur tltlehelrtr
ha heen mnde a rrwtsry of this clut. New ,
If thev hail Jei Guilferd
Trenten lout nut In Its bl.l f. i tie vM. I
Trm. nmi.li nr iimrnnm.n. rh,H .. n. ,. i.
I be I ul.l at Vornc.e.l Country r'.ul) h.ih 1
Ijni iiuiijwuuii
Scraps About Scrappers
(jennet f(iif will ue en In the sth r mit
" n ivinan'i iiruiirin .i rrN nsr r r irm
Au'ilterlum innUht Phill"li'hla Je U.
I'm: Will hM tM rwirartn At ihe .-. a .....
. . " -.. - ... j--i u i i in
1.11.- nstes v. veun i. iuu r i-' .',,'
cLTe &!?.;: Jil,'" n "
llu-rj TarUen. of Rmifn I i. H t nmh
eeiiriimeiit for Mend i iht lt ts ,yD
l.nnd t oppeie Qeeriie i han.v f r ..iji,,
-num1 nt thn (iympl an.t thnt n rirch
at, Whila'e la In fine fnr.e f,,r s . m.-itrh
with Billy Masoett In thn smi-flnai "iihVp
heute J'n c haner v .1 It n hie, c hkk
Kinr.u Yeunr Cener in 1 R. My Jackun
b K O I.-enarcl
' The nmteli between Mi Ke w.,,(r
sf'ller HHrltleld Ht the I , P I a e Tu-iliy
niKhi l t he a return m e. nu They re.
.erirj nut en a r.p-teannir mix t,' the ami.
IP .re It in te 1. one of fuur licht-rnun.
bcutj nthr numtsire lwin ', rir ra. I
ii Jehnnv Meftlev, Hah.. It- imi v. A me
Runt and Phil O Det I mmi Mmde
i .iri . iHiKi.il. v i.i-.-K v -i ,. nn-.iner .Elr
'n.iith' ..he Is tot betni: .nv.ed by any of
'he tun hers, hie p- ai ,... ,' t .i .,,,
Mel riHiitiin. of Ilr'. u
in di i in" e k n e-i f.t . . . .
. ,, .
Kildl heinmerk
'i at br.nerj ,. beine
V' .,'.i'.j"T.,mmJ'ri1 'ra;
r Johnny n .
- v,c,rU ..
I. rt (it s immern
Ker.ngfn te.nhpl. u '
vv ii,. lii at the fain.
,l.hl ,J'' r-ebrunry rt
" t. i Kid i stran al
Willie drein
1 miner. In tu 'e
brla next I r 1 1
Willie l I" n
, the elympi i
,Ii ( res. in i be n a. pinc Wkllv
Hlnckle lunii ruularh out uf ti.wn I aet
week VVnily buert u ten round drnw ith
S.eze I.alZi, h ll.,xi..lnn Au a ....... ".
vhU fnatch 11' nlc wiv tlijnel f ir n myelin
with Johi ri ltili at hhen.induah neit
Thursday r'!-1
lltihbj llnrri.tin la drllUnK dilueni.j for hi.
eticeunter w th Danny Kramer "Ihure re
a let of i. Bine hu th.nk I h nn t no th.
limit nun im hiumir' MnU-d Ilu inrtn tn
de ' 'I'll v mi- n fur h mirprly. Uunin
went Un. i. . .i thuiK bn the i)0
rlnite 1 i in ther. pun. tunc .nut u, hard
an h
Vlnrrle
Denrkert
llessmiin ha matched Willi,.
meet uumr Hher eek at ihe
IIIJeu next Wednesday nlnht
' Hurrr Munwll. llnzlinh hunt.
hae re-
turned te PhltaJelDhlR .nil Ih unlnu- . m.i...
' h.1'1 h?m' hr" "" '" "C"'1 ,u mt any of
', '" HO-pnund-rs. preferrlns tu atait aValnii
l dt"y allare.
, .
Alirrn ,e u IITHT in lll l.periH IJepart-
m u. u.g i.it,.nu i-UULIU ..ElAJKH I(JP Al
rtcken.
k Delaney Defeats McCarron
I'ell lllvrr. M.T.. Jart ''g Jack Iialan.v
of Jlrlditenurt was ir'ven a refurei'a d
1 .Kluii evei Ja k MrCarrun of V.l utnwn
I'n In a ten round middleweight buut here
Pelaney wag the ags'iireetur moil of th.
way.
..j ,e, .- ..-,- . ' i-i rer iM,i . . ., , i,i,.f,.i ,i -.
n..ni. Hmn.i i. . n -ai .,y, ,, iesi. ........... "-- ,,nies and th s wil he the fn si (,f the UH -,n""' ntinuier ei games, tie reserve
VVeJneeday nlhl it, u,- , , hew at the nuested him net te de se. and .lust then I Mlm M ann n"M "'" ,u "" "' ' "' nit l,,i, l,. .i..,..i l7. .1.
ONE OF THE
v- . ,sV2?zs:Y7srsrs' r . .-7'. . 'rr ii
vj?mssAs' 3 ...
I CntliU H, V. Trikm l.
The Hardest
of My
Broken Hand Handicapped
McTigue; Still Harp
Get Decision After
Stormy Session
HAD 3 KNOCKDOWNS
It MIKE McTIGl'K
T . ,I- j.. ,l.
K.
I was just
ACK in the early part of 1017. when
branching out as a boxer
te be exact, It was en the night of
January 31 I was
given the hardest
battle of my ca
reer. Never will I
forget thnt event
ful evening. It was
up at New Haven,
Conn., and my op
ponent was Hugh
Hess, who bailed
from Texas. The
bout was sched
uled te go fifteen
rounds.
Fer two rounds
I hit Hess with
everything but the
ring pests. When
MIKi: McTIGlE
I nine into my
corner for tne
minute lest between the second and
letting Up Oil the Te.xnn Mr KOS.S
started right ill en me. Cnfeitiinntcly
I hrnke inv riirl.t hand In this third
so-.meii. ami what pain I wah subjecteu
t0 !
Well, fmm that third teiiuii
until the tenth yeund, the tall
Tejui lli.nper hit tnc with every
thlm) iiiKKjinahlv in. the hnxing
name, hut he irus tinnbfc even te
hneek me cietcti. He cteied my
left eye nnd had try nee ami right
ear lileedimj. It certainly urn very
stormy ji.r mc during this period
of the hat tic.
.etulr'Urnd6"! neVecrHm0;"! vvas I
about all In. He artunllj tlred himfeelfl
. .
n,lt freni tti0 uentlllR HO tttu nunnnis- .
t. ........ .. ., Ttslu fnnt ili.l t,. ,t tmivl '
i ('line- iii ill!-. i ui-i iiiv i u iiii .i r uui i
" " '" l" ""..,:"; .' lu " ," .:,- ..
r. inv bieken mitt was simply un-
'beatable
Nevertheless, 1 mnnnged te Keep him I
nvva.v from me with my left hand, and.
in this manner boxed en the defensive
until the thirteenth round
Then the fireworks began I caught
Hns with n terrific left hook after one
tnniiite of he t urieeiiin leuini nau ex-
pired. nnd he went down for the count
of nine When he arose I nsnln sent
. .. l t,u-.b n.wl n.ipn innpn Iw.
. ,i.. ., fr nine. A "Bin I... nt'im.
...-III in, ..it .... --.. --- . -
i c. .1.., .I.I...1 lime I si nt I :m te tlifi
line ii. i .... - -
i anvas.
1 W..1I 111 make a lone sierv short.
Well, te make a
V. .i .i i . . V
Hess get up after the third Knockdown
,., .(..ran unntml tn sf.m ihu nun.
Mini i ... ..-. "" . . r .---""
Ii it matter u imi, tins
ituatly kin prised ut the iliminn,
' iimI thought the KOI it Hhi should
hate hem given uai n dime.
Hull Murlln will U'll Hie Imrilut hatlle of
lil rliiK urrer In nexl 1 nriliij' edltlun
of the l.vrnlnc 1'iiWIc IUafr.
' Y's Krax
JIM.MIi: WII.DK Is said te be spend
lng money experimenting te pee what
n toddle top will de next
..in. i.'nev la ae enthuslaatii ever buwlin.
that he even takei a. roll for brealtfatt.
. . ..v r. ,n n,.
.Th? rill ; 'n"1"," 5J?tln Ii
who have trouble in BellliiK areu
l.nlv nt...
nnd (lie Kelf
lynile
Seme folks think the Ice Palace U
a hotel, because it's a great place for
a flop. t , ,
Ire Is water with tiie pneumonia.
Kemn clrls are he why they won't
""-- --- ... .!
even accompany a. uy en a. piano.
.iililiw.
'tsF sB
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r I
bMWMNMMMBWM4wMMlJ
... ..f ..... , . ... I.,,.... 1, , i... .. tnw. ..ni..l.. .e ...ill, , - ... ..."...in, .. ,
Seme gents mind then P s and Q , Hainan. Medusa. Hatraek. Third- t Mickev M011K of Wllmingie f
611 pay no heed te their I. O. Vs. Athgarven Htenewall Kelle Wrack, the second tune ,! th tl., end .'d
... I I'eurth-( herrv Tree. Llewellvn. I'lll-,,, diavv. The ..iher ie. ,lt . 1 .!
Iliir Uftily (Juesslng Centcht What IVi""' l lfthM','l( "W0Ll '' ,''n'!.r nml I'"x"" ","1 ''i'H'idelphl,, .!,,,. Well I
sec ion of the town" Is called Wnt TllinT" "K ifr W"h-T-". I l"- JTI,5'J'" ,"" fr,,,, '"'
I'l.lladelplila? lJOO,1 UepP' f . Lgan. a id llebbv 1 son , Mopped Venng
""' 'lern .McC.i.vern in ihe feiiiih. It was
DIFFICULTIES OF
Battle
Ring Career
y
Many Cities Apply te
hntcr Pre Grid Bedy
Cm Km. .. .Inn. 2S. Applica
tions of a score of mere of cities for
membership in the American Pro
fessional Foe'tbnll Association arc
scheduled te be noted upon today at
the nnntial meeting of the organiza
tion. The association Is new com
posed of twenty cities.
Charges against one member of
the association that It permitted
plnjers te participate who were
eligible for college athletics will be
henrd, and if proved, according te
President Jee F. Carr, the club will
be ousted
OPPOSE LOWELL'S VIEWS
Yale Alumni Weekly Favers Meet
ing of All Cemers
New Haven, Conn., Jun. 2. irad
uate opinion sit Yale en the views of
President Lewell, of Harvard University,
ucently expressed, that intcn el'eglate
football Is evcr-cmphaslzed. inclines te
agree with that of the undergraduate,
which opjieM". Mr. Lewell's vir w point,
according te the Yale Alumni Weekl.
in Its athletic review 01 the week the
weekly says-
"Th campus finds) it impossible te
take seriously the attack which Presi
dent Lewell, of Hurvnid, has directed
against modern organized intercollegiate
football. It Is evident thnt football has
attained an importance all out of pro
portion te the curriculum.
"However, the undergtaduatc Knows,
that the; irutel lccclets nt. the football
' Lumps' lnnl:eH it nesvibln fin tin nth-
I U'iie anisoelatlou te nialntntn tlir lecn
'." mnn- ort- in w hlch the great m-
jerlty of the student body competes.
''Furthermore, Intercollegiate com.
petition, the meeting of all comers,
wiins te be mere tvplcnl of the Yule
spirit than the seclusion which Presi
dent Lewell's plan would neccssitnle
lit would be like twisting around the
iveIl-kaewn words 'Yule in China'
China in Yale.' "
' TIGER P0L0ISTS HERE
te
Princeton Plays Troop A at Armery
Tonight
Troop A. First IViiiis.vlvaiiia Cav-
.alr.v. vv 11 meet Piinecten Cnlverslty in
Hkyld .eert.nd'Lmi'
, nveiine. It will stmt .itiltl...
Troop A and Prineet.m eiiginnlly
u ere scheduded te meet la-t Snttirday
afternoon at the nrmerv. However,
Princeton wired just belure the battle
was te be staged thnt its t.im would
net be able te get te Philadelphia en
lime.
Captain Hoepcs. of 'I'm...,. A. upon
i receiving the wiry from Princeton, im-
Il.rwllntelv f-Ot III tOllell With till TIl'I.P
trio te t rv te nrrniice another l-iiiiie.
. - . - - , ,
ArrlinL'i'lllt'llts It null were nunn eted.
, -.-..-, -" ,. .--. .... ., ,. '. . .
rue i niversuy ei I'ennsvivniiiu s
team prebabl will meet either the First
City Troop or the Second Clt Troop In
the iirellininarv game. The lle.i and
Itlue Is nrrnnging a number of pinctice
1'em Hare, .Ii . tarries top weight of
122 pound, which seems te he tee much
of a handicap 111 the bad track condi
tions. Horbe.s well plaieij in ether tines nie;
Kiist race 1'rluce K., Jenes entiv.
Daniel. Second -IMcter. Hidden Jewel.
Orulegge. 'I bird High Cost, Knet
CiniHH, St. .vllclmcl
I lltll I lilted
Verde, (linger. Iluiigit Ituck. Sixth
Verity, .Marie Happold Little Kd Sev-
enth (Seneial Haig. Our Ulrthda), Ls-
carpelett.
. . .. . l. . .1. ...
At Havana: Fust race Trui I'liei.
J.erena .Mareeua. rjetb Lemen. Seiend,
Busy Season for Wildwood
The Wlldweudi Athletln Annntlallun
ivnuweiira Ainieun yvrntiit lallun. uf
(font la plMinlnp te ti-lce an nrlive iurt
ehr.1 mU truck athletics durlnu the
if irlnif. and will h.,v , nfl'-chi".
luiiKlijni is filiviinilll
II L4(
cemlnir
fall. The aelectlen of elflrera resulted us
fullewi: Prealdent, Htinley Ilraker .:!?
team 10 reDreuent 11 t.n ih. .rMi.nh m.
rrtildent. William Keler, .relar (1,
fliifner: treaBurer. n Duffy, bnrd if oil
ricen. N 1reU.r V Ifeil., .r uu..
im", ... .iuiiuici, ... ..liner, i', fpniirf.
- " n T.I.V1-- ... ..,. ' -Z eii.ni-
ine uonre raunea the nainmlntment of W
( hallcretn ae m'lf user of 'In. rueltali nam
Mll.l llr .. M'l. .... n.lta l.i .1 I.
. V . - - -. - .ii,uii'i a.inn-r
Wl'2J.?,i!Z- Wi:'V :"
f . s? . ?;. jSbn. 1... 'evi1;
mill ..in luiium e, 11
Untn the next mettinr,
WINTER .GOLF
nmiMn I v ie mh
I
STUDENT AT PENN
UUIWULLI I0I1U
Uniontown Boxer Has NeveripONNIE mack is wondering new
Taken Up Medical Course.
Says Story Is Untrue
STATEMENT BY McKENZIE
H LOLLS II. .iaiti: I
JOHNNY DONNELLY, lightweight
tJ boxer, is net a student in the medi
cal department nt the University of
Pennnylvnnlii. nor Is he euiolled In any i
tUher branch of the local college. '
Furthermore, Uennellv never was a
scholar there, nor will he ever be. j
An ever-zealous press agent sent out i
n fleck of matter together with pictures i
of Dennelly, lefcriing te the Uniontown. i
Pa., boxer ns "the medico pugilist,"
ami stntetl mat lie was a third-vear
student in the medical class at Pcnn.
As seen as the matter was luetiglit
before the attention of Dr. R. Tnlt
McKenzle, director of phjsinil educa
tion at the University, an investigation
of the rolls there was made and the
name of Jehn Dennelly could net be
found in nny of the records.
it was believed that the 'niontewn
lad might liuve been boxing under u
nein de guerre, but tednv it developed
thai Dennellj was net a student at
Pcnn nt all. "It's all a mistake." said
cue nexer. wnen ashed about the matter
in the sjinits departnient of the Hvn -
jM.Mi ri isne i,i.iH,i:it. "i did net
knew that the papers were cenjiectlng
me with the University of Peiinsvlvnuln
until I arrived in town last night."
In ti statement issued today by Dr.
McKeny.it', lie said :
"My attention was called te a pester
advertising u Peiiusjlvanla student ns
taking pan In a professional boxing
bout. On Investigation this proved te
he untrue. A caieful search of the ice.
erds of utten.ltuice failed te show nny
such student.
"Owing te the ncent levlval of
tiexin;' ns a cellece and nn inlet I
, ,
.Knur spun. Mien liieitients us tins aic
-..i iiun.i iiiii.ue. kiviii' tne inipresHien
tint the I'llheiMlv c.f I'eiiiwvlvnnin
gives its i iiunti'iunie te profe.vjlornl prefe.vjlornl profe.vjlernl
isiii iii bevlug
"The ebiect nf the Intcic ellegi.lte
Ilnxiiig Association 1, (0 fester the
amateur spirit, and iihii tigid uilcs
luiv.. been ndepted te pitvent tiie u buses
that have killed boxing en mere than
one (Miasien us a college sport."
Ieniiel.v explained that until a few
months age he vvns. u student nt the
Nivviiilt Nermal Scheel of Pli.vsical
IMin it ion, whieh .'uiiideil u course in
I'stvpailiy. Thnt is hew. Jehnnv be
lli vi the student sterv get out. "Hew-
ei 1 have novel told aiivbedy that I
was a pupil at 1,'enn It Is absolutely
II tl 1 1 lie "
ViESTVILLE GOING GOOD
...Ith i..- si..u u va -r
Seuth Jersey Club Has Wen Twenty
two Games This, Season
I
i . "'' "estville Club has two of the
'I'll' U'estvill
fust, st i idependeiit lives In Seuth Jer
i -
ve.
I In first team has plnved twenty.
" 1t"'w" K'"1""', ' fal" tM' M-nsnii mid
'!"' '"'"'"d twenty-tvyn itiniiis nnd
! 'r"l'l" d live The se, ,,iid teain has even
"."Mr "'"' '" s "miK ' aitlclpiiiliig in
VICTORY FOR PUGGY LEE
Has Slight Advantage Over Yeung
Mulligan In Cambria A. C. Wlndup
fhfirlim I I'npe. I I .... .....I -
Miillll'MII wele tl... ..ri.w.l.,,,1., 1.. .1..
1 eiulit -1011111I wind-un .t tl. r,..i..i..
A C. InM ev. ning nud nfter the hm-des
klml nf milling Lee wn. iie.llted with
ih,. dei isien en Mm nblllty te land the
harder punt lies. The bout was fast
throughout
le the M'tni-wmil-i,.. .11..,
neeees.i, r, , vv iv .,, ,, viM( ,i1(, ,.,,.
if ".'"" '"'"i""" '"r lepairs 10 bis eve
' ','"" ""!"" "! h-uiiih te hill evil
when Medeveiu opined It with n I.;..
nnh in tl,.. Km......! ..... " "'
BnSM "' ,llc M'"ml "tlllwu.
........ 1 .... ..,..1 c , . .--
D-irlmenUi nn.l M 1
I Uartmeut" antl "". I
te Resume
' ll.initier, V. 11.. Jan i'H 'ihnrha
n lir.-n.ii of fait 1 aiialnut the u!LM 'l
.ii.i.h ,i, ..' "","'"" '0B .Dartmouth
ihleil, uuuDcli lT ,he tu,hu." t,. Tn
itute of 'Imr 1 k h. 0Hrlyu ,,!'" '",
ila muiith have ' 1. ..r,,. 1 .Ii..'...."." "'
Dartmouth
' siit
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thl
nm
.,i me wayu,,,, , f, ,;";'," 'rW".
-.,.., . .
mi. llll I " l.illl , I ,l ul 1 1 ll I i.r. ,n
. lnrn..u.h .athl.tt. ..' '".S': '!id" , '"
it ...1 .,, ....
zwrAirAz ir'si Wttfs. $!
lurther compatitien would ha carrlud un.
1
JOHNSONAND CLARKE
HA VE DURABLE ARMS
Washington Ace Has Been Putting Hep en Fast One
for Sixteen Years Fermer Phil Catcher ,'j
Tivenly-erie Seasons in Harness
Uy GUANTLAND KICK
WALTER JOHNSON, Washington's
grent pitcher, li complete proof of
whnt form means ln sport. Others can
nt times get by without it through n
native knack, but they can rarely last
ever the long route. Jehnsen, using
terrific speed, has lasted sixteen yenrfl,
because his pitching motion was perfect
rhythm, with no jerk or strain, the Inst
word in top form, as form is used In
this connection which means the
easiest way te de n thing correctly. And
Jehnsen isn't through, yet by n number
of strike-outs nnd hops te his fast one.
JESSE GUILFORD, amateur golf
champion, happens te hnTO the three
essentials for fine nutting an unemo uneme unemo
tiennl nature, a firm, unmoved body
under the test nnd n keen touch with the
fingers. Thcre Isn't even n quiver te
Guilferd's body ns he hits nnd putts.
Ills dexterity with the hands is shown
in certain carvings he hns made of
miniature objects calling for rare deli
cacy of touch. Only Travers nnd Travis
have had this te any greater extent.
BILL ROPER, of Princeton, is
authority for the statement that
things can leek entirely tee well in ad
vance. Last winter, nt this tlme,
Reper seemed te have enough Mar ma
terial te build up two winning teams,
only te find the mental uttltude of his
squad badlv adjusted in the early fall,
with this followed by a series of un
kempt blows from Fate. New Bill says
his sqund will tinderstnnd ln advance
that only hard work and hard training
will get anywhere, and thcre will be n
better chnncc te get somewhere. rJht
hardest thing ln the world Is te keep the
right sort of mental nttltude, meaning
grim determination, with tee innny
things looking all your way.'
J w-lint Blnle dill) he enn bent out this
next season te keep from skidding again
Inte last place. Seven years nt the bot
tom is bad enough, without cracking
nny mere records. Slack's case is the
most remarkable in the history of sport.
In 1014 he steed out as the greatest
mannger of them nil, with six pennant
winners and three world championships.
aim
II U
Inn I
lUll I
Undefeated Teams Meet in Mid
dies' First Foreign Invasion.
Red and Blue Favored
CAPTAIN AGAINST CAPTAIN
rrniilmnls
I iimM"?nr
sr"e
Nii
VIe It re
Hirst
Ault
l.jmn
I'arr
Time
tern aril
ferwnril
renter
Biinrd
k'linril
i ;I,P'"
,' Kef.r
rec IUnN(iii. I'ntulre 111 an.
0-mliiiile li. lives.
ONE of the most Important basket
ball games nf the sensen will be
staged In Welghtman Hall tonight be
tween the University of Pennsylvania
and the Naval Aentlein.v quintets. One
team Is certain te have its unsullied
record mntred when the whistle blows
ending the contest. Eddie SleVlehel's
Red nnd Hlue tenm hns scored twelve
consecutive vltterles nnd Illllv LushVi !
Middles hnve icglstereil nine wins with
out a defeat.
M'l... t......n ..r i... sit. i. it.... nM .
i " .i i-r.-n i- in ne- liiimi.-n nn t.
i fmeign fleer wil be the first In the
histeiv of basketball nt the academr.
The Middles have never speii action
away from home, except at West Point,
in all the history of (he court game.
As n result Intel est in the game Is nt
fever bent In l'enn nnd Navy circles.
What the future cnsiirns will de nw-nv
from their own bailiwick Is lireblcm- i
ntlcnl, in that they are unused te,
stepping en foreign sol te (lcmenstrnt"
their plav. In Pcnn they are meeting
one of the best teams In college ranks,,
champiiins fnr three consecutive j ears'
mid new lending the Lengtie, along with ,
Pilncit.iii, with two wins nnd nary a
defeat
Heb I'elwell, coach of the Middles
feet ha 1 1 team and one of the most
famous athletic sons of the ('Diversity
of Pfiinsvlvnnin. will head n tlcnulii-
tien of naval officers mid former nib -
lefes vvhi.h will her sented en the Mid-
dies bide tonight. Commander Itieh
iirdsnii and u party of frieuda arrived1
heie this 11101 ning for the game
Se leniiiiitit nre the inldHhipmen that!
their faviiiiies ure going te up-et the
lied ami Itlue that the.v arc offering
even iimm v and in quantities, en their
quintet Liger l'enn Ktudentu have)
gobbled up what lemuliiH ln the Mid
diet,' pet.ketbii.iks after the l'enn WtatO
defeat in foethull lait fall. '
Ciiptnln will oppose cnptnln in the1
game, Kill (dave, of IVnn, mid Ault,
of the Middles, fining eucli ether 11 1 the
pivot peM The latter Ih a veteran of.
two NciiKiiiiN anil is rated an one of the
best pivot men in the hinter) of Nuvv
biihketbull. He halln from Oregon High
Scheel, where he Mt the coast afire
with bin brilliant phi) lng.
Mclxee. of lam jear'H Hebe team. Ih '
the foul-goal star of the Middles. Hln
nierd this hi'iimiii, nuich beffer than
that of (Jrave fn.m the fifteen-feet I
mark. In addition McKee. who wcIl'Iih
170 peuiulK, is hkillful in reciistcrlnu
two pelnteiH
fiem unj part of the lloer
within Hhoetlng distance. Hirnt wlm
(nine te the Academy fiem Ht. I'nul'm
Scheel, Ih the ether forward, with
L.V011 nnd I'arr ut the guard pestH, The,
lant named ia a product of Topeka irigh.
The Nuvy averages Ids peundt) in
weight and fi feet HVj inches in
height, which given the vlulterH a de
elded advantage ever l'enn, which aver
ages around 100 lu weight and 5 feet
1(1 in height.
Kddle .McNlchel will wtait the same1
uuiutet that Iiiik been nilllni' 1111 vic
teries all heaseli. Kill (Jrave will held
clown bis old punt at center. Hunt
inger mid Koseun8t will be the guard
nnd HuiitziiigiT and Iteseuaut the for
ward. Swarthinere lVep, nn undefeated
m huelhii) tenm, will oppose Danny .Me .Me
Nlchel's iiiidefenU'd IVnn fre.shmau
team in the preliminary game. The
llrt-t year men have captured eleven
htralght KiiuieB this Heunen. The visit visit
ern ai 11 fenched 'by Johnny Ogden, for
mer Hvvaitlunore all-around htaf and
pitcher en thn llultlmere Internntlennl
League team.
Illnrkstniip Jr a fat It lfl-ear-e.l
te,,tn would like te . heclule Kainea with all
leanm of Ha age havltnt halls ami paylnu
fair euarantee Ker names wllh )lack
atone addresi B Hchwarta, 10U H l.awr.
ence el.
PENN AND NAVY IN
GAME TON
He was Jhe sole mandarin le stand h.
Vend Mrni-nn, nt II, rll..i m c
this amazing record followed' by scmJ
,...... ui ...;..MM.,iu uimiic, seven vcfirs i
nt the bottom of the list, only gees in '
show hew ntticklv the tide pn .,. J:
times if you let it get under much head. 1
way. The hardest thing in the world te '
"'"i1 nun-it uusccul innt nas nt- i
tnlned n certain impetus. If seven venr
of failure could attack Cennie Mack i
only think of what might happen te nn J
ordinary mortal, .proving again that ;
mom than one great ball club has imdl4
n great mnnngcr. "' J
"VTIG" CLARKE was catching fa.
.t. t A,Inn" ' ine;1' .He came Inte
the League with one of the greatest
iu.uv.uiK nriin nny cnicner has
carried into battle. When "Mi,." ...
ever
fe Cleveland nrettnd 100."; be led th i
League a year or he later. Since that I
early stnrt Clarke has bren pegging -them
en a line te second for nearlr !'
nineteen venrs. inlHattm .,t.. i.i. . .
of service with the mniinerf during th '
war. He writes us new that his arm is i
ns geed as ever. "I" nil that time, he- '
tween 1H0.1 and 1022, I have never had
n sere arm, and." he adds. "If tfiPt'
Is any dlfTercncp from mtitc.-ti years age, '
I can't tell where it is." This nt least
is close te the record for durability.
Clarke had n low snap threw, much
after the mnnner of Jlmmle Archer. And
It might be mentioned that before plav
lng with Atlnnin he had served tw
years In the Texas League, extending
his period of durable service (hat much
longer.
A I.OKKO STAGG made n p ,t -7T
-" "' I'Hnreteii of proving that '
mi l "wm ' ",wn.v Be In for a
wild forward inisslng game nnd (hat It
Pan show something In the way of de..
feiisp. Stagg believes the Western de
fense Is ns strong ns anv in the conn cenn
tr. In the same way. Coach Yest, of
Michigan. Is confident that he had a
defensive machine thnt could held anv
type of attack pretty well in hand.
Notre Dame's defense was certainly
stanch enough, mid sn vvns Nebraska's
. nnd J. 'ebably bad the strongest
defense ln the East.. If-net ip. the conn cenn
try. There was no ether niaphine that
bleeked the read se consistent Iv in Its
Important games.
"1ATM, stive i...- , i -i i .
I --- .., una .,.,, ilUimjCS, Clllt-
! , ';li,', of p:I'ib. which with him is
ln ""''''J' "" "ell as a business. One
hunting and the ether is golf. Minx
is- ii line snot mid u great l Improved
golf plnyer ever n year nge. In all
three sports he has n mixture of un.
ruffled poise nnd determination that
I carries n long way. Upsetting Mnvs Is
much like pushing ever one of the p'vra
, inltls. It enn be done, but with no soft.
I easy-going shove.
Copvrielit. IBM Ml lliehtt lUsmttt
ALYMPIA
Bread and Bainbridje
MeNiiAY i:v.. ,i.. an. m;j
JACKSON vs. LEONARD
CHICK YOI NO
KANSAS vs. COSTER
JB .in i:
CHANEY vs. RITCHIE
1IIII.I.Y R mil'MW, 'TM
MASC0TT vs. WALLACE
(IPO. K. II B ROI'MIS HMIKV
CHANEY vs. CARLSON
Pricea Reduced
Bal., 50c, ?1.00. All Arena, $1.50
SPECIAL SHOW
WKIINKMIAY I'.YIl.. riCII. I
IIANM HOUNDS IKIllllV
KRAMER vs. BURMAN
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