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AT FLORIDA CAMPS
, Senators, Dodgers and Braves Select Towns
in Same State, Which Is Blooming as
Baseball Training Center
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By ROBERT W.
Bperta Bdlter Ercnlajr
iTj training eamna sre beginning te bloom in this 8Ute, and
a
the end of another week four big lengue clubs will be putting en
ruti in fhe 1052 ATtrnvacama.
y-$Vk9 Phils today stepped Inte Leesburg about 100 miles north of here;
t UnntQ is tutoring nis pucners at
,aiUcle Wllbcrt Robinson Is laboring witb nis sejuaa in jacsionviue.
E mtm am exnectcd here next week for a session which is expected te
tJsMMtBrea weeks.
&!'' Flerid Is returning te favor as a
uin r - . r
urttans last year, out carae dbck nurr one kmuu. mi hud ...
twn vr and returned te the het breezes and sunshine, and Wash
lifts established a permanent camp
Braves have made te St. Fete,
Wry year.
It Jmhiir is en of th test nlacea In the country for serin train-
'ftftj $e climate Is geed, the men get Inte
(H ipia ei wera wuneut enuunirrmg- ineir arras. ve huye yimwi
of te big league camps for the last four car, and none can compare with
Bt. Pet. Thn nntv nhWtlnn th maanaten have nsalnst the town Is thnt
'tta'gate receipts are small when exhibition games nre played and there is
JM CMBC te cut down tbe expenses.
itf Thl may be a geed argument, but
te aaape and wins a few games at Uie
fftfr long te make some money. The
efciuBDlenihin cames wen than n fleck
FSrrrai clubs arc In favor of eliminating
wy in ineir iraiuing camps until it is time
.. seems te no a wise pian.
J - - .'...
V- ram occame a iratntnp camp
Drowns, then managed by Branch
Phils trained here for four years and Indianapolis one. Nobody
hn here tast season.
Marquard Should Strengthen the Braves
BECAUSE the Braves have selected this town the folks are taking a per
sonal Interest in that team. They were very much Interested when the
ef the deal which scut Jack Scott te
id here a week late, and the experts
WT will fit In nicely with the ether athletes bossed by Fred Mitchell.
U Marquard has been in the big show
Me
Ifr hla fnnrth rhanvf nf nwmprr. T7a
jKxrrr"Z"t.z.rs.. v :;,."
Bret X Sy?"8 there unt11 he aroused the ire of
rlckr i ffSprU, when he emulated Lee Conway
iL. $r&tbmfc he Bube was pinched and
Erj &$? EbbettB shipped him te Cincinnati.
ynt-JlKAH Th Itnbn did u-tll last vpar nnrl va
nu 7 rfU-d snewn db idr i.innj irmen : wnn
,r- -.- . ,. ...
wer, Fat Mernn has Big Eppa Rixcy en his hurling staff, a deal h
way te naul Dutch Reuthcr back te Reuland and Marquard was con
I superfluous. Bosten surclr had all of the break whrn the Kllm
SMthMw was obtained for Scott. That
9HUl 'Kepf thrown in the Braves bheuld
;ata..'
? "i' n de usea euner at second Dase
,'IB te use Ferd at shortstop and Barbare at second, but it Is net known
wasusr me ex-f irate can Handle himself
can de used and tne infield will net
WT J8 lenning te leek at if Mitchell had designs en the 1922 pen
, sn. He is strengthening his ball club, and if his pitchers come
' through there it likely te be some excitement in the Beydler circuit.
I
Scott Once Tried te Emulate Ruth
vjTACK SCOTT has shown great premise of developing into a high-class
ir iet several jeurs, dul never na arrivca. ue rescmDles In u way
'4m! own Geerge Smith. Geerge leeks like a champion In one game, his
fllter becomes enthused and then he flops and foezles for thn next !
- Scott was captured by Geerge Stallings four years age and did well as
3,jrMMc. He was injured in an auto accident In 1010 and his pitching hand
yws DTOKen. it was reared lie weum
'c-snd pitched a few geed games.
jiJIa 1010, when everybody was talklnc
2 t0 80clc the pl" ,n rxhieIi0" ganieg nnd poled out several h'omere.
iTwaused much excitement nnd Scott was billed as a second Babe. He
, "KM dm lur i w uiimiiiii. nilMSPH iiiiicil-uiticr WllllOUt CODbUlting I1I3
rPMMfer, but gave this up after one attempt.
,;u, ,..,.
X-'ff " "'u ' e euuin, jet icnen tne championship
' SM, season get wider xcay he teas just a pitcher aild batted like one.
"Nobody Heme" Is Common Fault in Gelf
ilHARLEY SMITH, the coif tirofetdlen.il at thn rvmir. n..i. t,n. ,u.
IgjV covered two new names for old aliments in the ancient and honorable
"The trouble with many of my puplle," seys Charley, "can be listed
iewb:
Nobody home.
Loekinr out of thn winrletr.
'iSiif-,, .ey nenl0 mrans tBC gelr'r
1 kll.u . . . ..
TV... ....i
'.!rl.''Urgerrw, fnii.. hmeh
?ir.7ieTithh. l
"Leeking out of the window is another name for being curious. If you
(B 'before you hit the ball reur effort hen horn unut.! u... t ....
t-Wflyany one wants te leek. If it
BBH, and If net, you don't want te see
CopyrleM, lSt. bv PvbUa Ltiitr Comai
WTBILL SETS TRACK
ucn.nRn im irtnn.vn dapc
tmWw"w '" ww-ii. nnwu
VMiVy,
Fiyinf parson" covers Distance In
;; z;ia i-a in nartrera meet
'tetmtttmrt, Conn., Starch 1. Hareld
C. Oatblll, the "flying parson" of Hob Heb Hob
.teiuijron a special iOOO-yard race at
MlWnistriai track meet neid in tne
(ate Armery here lest night. Jeseph
HlMlns. of the New Yerk A. C, .
'was 'second, and A. A. Howe, of Dan-!
iry, was tuira. uiuuiii uini' wb
auautes 10 1-5 seconds, breaking the
for the Armery track.
IcXsle was high point ttcercr among
fit' colleges with athlete" entered.
tMtlag 18 points, against 10 for Urev.11
dw4 10 for Williams.
V,. Miller, et Williams. toeU the 7.
. jart-cellege sprint In 8 seconds fiat.
; Cartler, ei Bosten, was second, and
r Combis, of Yale.
LSYw.rP?!. of
tnira.
lule. wen the one-
).?eHejte event in 4 minutes 35
Mayer, et ;sew Yerk Unl-
captured the 600-yard race,
ret 1 minute -U -n seconds
i the local track record.
r.'Martin, of Brown, took the
leelleie run. Time. 10 mln-
seconds.
ene-nr.le relay races Williams
Amherst and Weslevan. Time.
jllSljr Cress defeated New Yerk
W. Time, a:au. Brown de-
lark Unlveraltr. Tim. .T-44
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KERR TO LOSE TITLE
iuvxi-i
sHl Supplanted as Lightest
?
Pmt by Jose Aeesta
'Marcij l. wee Dicky Kerr,
V uuner and promoted
trs noted as the White
te "ace" enlv utter- h
Cincinnati Reds In two
memorable World Series
Eddie Clcette and Lefty
1 the "Sees.'' fell rimin
bid fair te lese one of
a smallest msn en the
. te' atatlatlra nf thn Ra.
"Mill Will be the team's
sr by an even inch, but
noenns mere avoinlupeU
less Jess Aeesta. venn
r kla honor of "wee."
Hvs test six inches, and
VSR. incnes, nut
agaitut
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MAXWELIi
rublle Leaser
S Ptrhnrir. Via.. March 1.
iimpii uicu is serve iue uji
a
training State. Brooklyn went te
in Tampa. This Is the first visit
and the natives nepe te nac tuem
condition quickly and the pitchers
we can't see It. If n ball club gets
beginning et the season it deesu c
fans are mere anxious te see eome
of exhibitions which mean nothing.
exhibitions and barn-storming and
te go rtertn ana open me season.
. .... . ,.
n iui4 wncn tne or. jjoew
Rickev. came here. Then the
Cincinnati for Marquard and Kepf
believe Bosten had all the better
for fourteen years, and this will
fitnrfrrl xvUh TCaw VnrV nfir fin
v'r"". ;:, .., ." "-
Squire Ebbets in the 1020 World
and sold some baseball tickets in
handed a reprimand by the Judge.
itv pffiptlr npalmf thm Plni
ixuuicrrpa 10 nroeKivn. firin re-
u --. -j .. uw a..ui,vc
would have Wn en pvii trad. Imf
se out nnd buv themseliea anme
or as n utility lnneieer. Mltcnell
around the keystone sack. If net,
suffer.
be n total less, but hn came imrV
about Babe Ruth's hltin snf
naPn ' his ",lnd en hi shot and M
- ... 1 .1. . .. -.-..
u,ia ",,nK "reush lhe
is n geed shot the caddy will find the
it."
Kinsella te Play Cevey
for Court Tennis Title
New Yerk, March 1. Walter A.
Klnu-Ila, ri'cegnleil Amcrintu pro
fessional reurt tennis champion, hnb
received ilffinltc word of tlm at-enpt-ance
of liin rhnllenuc for a mutch
for thu world titln by Geerge
Cevey, of Unglnud. Thn lutter has
been world's thaniplen for n dezm
or mere jears. Tim match Im te bn
?r, " I-onden, commencing Jlay
10. Klnsnlla is te begin prepara prepara
tlens for the ecnt at encn.
TO PLAY FOR TITLE
8erles for Germantown Baiketbatl
Honors te Start Saturday
The ftermnntewn Huburban Mnn,i claf
Scheel Basketball LwwceKYfLJ
As Germant wn RVethren' en &$&
half, a special series will have, te be
avmii...? dcterm,j, thc " '
. . A- lne ceud same will h
fhHfdi?n Saturd"' Merel. 11. ami the
lectej iaterCM8ary' D a datc t0 be "
Amateur Sports
The Alblan A. A. la anileua te book m
away for th. remainder of thi aiaSn Jth
cend-claaa hemy teima erferlnir fair .nl,
. tr II. Wiaen 18.0 Vandk.If,u.rt'
.Th Aqnlnag MldgeU would like , te achedl
ula dates with fourteen. flfUan.v.riIi
teams having halli nd erfermr rea,0nab .
fnducem.nta. Jewph Bend, foil 'Terri!
The. Bell lUn p. 0 a nfUen.i.v.m..-ywr-eM
taikatball flv. would In", te.!?!?.
oenttiti with tsama of th .irne cafiblJ
efftr n reaaen4b nductmenta wn JtT
Cert.ae. S0 I Seuth Eighth .treet W111Um
Ih Oxford A. C. would Ilka te aaeur.
sarvlws of. a. pltchtr and a tateh.V? .WH
..' mi.
weuia iiae 10 roast acend-elaa qulntati
havlnt halls and pffarln reasonable Indue,
ments. JuMpli C'htMn. 933 aermantewi
a". anJu,r W f,ub .wh,ch eraanl.
and played for the first t m last seaien
wilt Main U In th field IhleTieiien Teami
wishing te book this attraction should Vet In
yithaMriai rjibi. its ? ""
T..j Tn . 7 .- "- veviiiiauinwn.
i-
. 2,
'M
te
Faver as
HOW TO
Th PINAL Touch
Yes-tee lj tee
500O TOKIGHT.
W flMtLeS AXO STARBt AND
5TAmkr& Aeven ha& eccej
TbuUAMD VbO Veo juar
K(jw HS'SCHAnMee.
Perkasie Only Newcomer
in
1922 Personnel of League.
Will Have Fast Team
SUBURBAN MAY EXPAND
TIIB 1022 circuit of the Montgomery
County liii'cball League com
plete. The baseball boosters of the
town of Pcrkaslr, en th North l'enn,
will meet tonight, formally nrccpt mem
bership in thc league, elect officers, con
sider the appointment of a manager
and then ctcrything will be In order te
attend the meeting of thn league te be
held en Friday night nt Lanwlalc.
Perkasie is the only new team in thn
league this year, taking the place of
Chestnut Hill, which has retired from
league ball for the present. The live
ether teams from last ear are back in
line. They are the I,andttle champions,
Doylestewu, Conshohocken, Ambler and
Rnmlnrtnn.
According te President Hareld Pike, I
Perkasie will have quite in organiza
tion, nnd premles te meke the ethers
liURtle. The town is Known as n hot
bed of baseball, and whether plajing in
dependent or league ball, always hus n
geed team. It captured the pennant for
several seasons in thc old North l'enn
circuit, with Jack Heyneltla ns man
ager. Suburban Is Intact
Thcre is nothing thc matter with the
Philadelphia Suburban circuit thU sea
enn nnrnrHInif te President Pike, who
alto guides the destinies nf Mils league,
wnicli is maue up w towns i-uu-ii. m iw
Old Yerk reud section. A fact that
clearly denotes biicccss is evident when
every ene of the bix members from last
yeur have applied for membership once
They arc filenslde Champions, Hnt Hnt Hnt
bore. Willow Grete, Wyndmoor. Tort
Washington and Southampton. Ab an
other Wwidmoer team and clubs rep
resenting Ashbeurne and McKinley nrc
knocking at thn deer for admission,
there i rvcry likelihood that the cir
cuit will be expnnded te eight tennis at
a meeting te be held next Monday night
at the Glenside National Benk.
McKlnlcv, one of the proposed new
comers, has made n reputation in pln -Ing
twilight and Sunuay games. The
Suburban League is one of the eldest
In this territory, hnliig been organ
ized in 11)10, und has developed t-uch
players as Geerge Burns, Jlng John John Jehn
eon and Jee McCarthy.
Wagner Handles St. Michael's
cf Afir.Vip1'K. of Germantown. will
take the field this year with ene of tba
best teams that has represented the
club. The Saints have again becurcd
Cap Wngncr te nanuie me munugcrmi
i rnins, and he hns cnmpeu en the trail
of several prominent players well known
in the buburban districts.
Harry Keyscr, the cx-Prddie Insti
tute star, has again been signed for
I the infield. Schuch, lust beasen with
Supplec-Blddle in the Manufacturers'
I.eapie, has been secured for uu out
field berth, nnd the jeunger Schuch will
i probably held down stcend base aa lust
A pitcher prominent In Fehelastlc
circles Is expected n the fold in thu
near future te share the pitching bur
den with Bill Kenncdv. Last year's
captain, IIedgkiiiH, leeks geed for the
tirst-ouse jeu, iii' mi- iiuiuin-u "i
the team will be chosen from last jtar s
Church Leegue aggregation.
St. Michael's deslies te hear from nil
clubs plajcd last summer, CBpcclally
I,nnBherne, Ocean -Gate, Audubon,
MeHln. Norwood, and tcamH of that
class In Pennsylvania, New Jersey nnd
iJeiawur'. iuiuicr t. .. "sti,
0 BUty-Hitu nvenue, uerraauieun.
MADONNA TO BE BUSY
Downtewners Have Many Important
Basketball Qames Arranged
The Madenna basketball team will
be buy during March, and many Im
portant games will be played. One in
which considerable Interest is evidenced
is the game scheduled for tomorrow
night with Aquinas at the letter's hall,
at Eighteenth and Merris street.
Madenna is nlse te play the deciding
contest of a cres of three with St.
Peter. The teams have met twice be
fore and each wen once. Tbe games
were played et Third nnd Brenn
streets-, but the final is te be decided
In the new hall of St. Peter's, nt Fifth
street and Girard uvenue, and which
Is said te be ene of the best in the
city.
Madenna has nether big battle at
St Henry's HalKen March 24. Game,
are also wanted with first-class clubh
In or out of town. Address Jeseph A.
Lembardl, 1713 Seuth Eleventh street,
or phene Oregon 0334 W.
Oar, Jr., Wins Ocean Race
Ker We. Fl.. Mcch 1. Oat Weed 'a
Oar. Jr.. wen th Havana-te-Key West race
yestrrday In 8 hour B3 minutes. Carl
Fischer' Shadow was second In 4 hour 20
minutes. A, rough MJrvaaid. Th beat
rac today from Key WM te Miami.
X VatTlX. de CI6 YOOCU ' """""s
s xiec ie. btae (h kt m uevey
Afja.i f a 1
MONTGOMERY CO.
CIRCUIT COMPLETE
START THE EVENING
Yeu ORAI VeuatAKUF
OM THe SOrA WITH "tV
COMFORTING rBtMS
Yeulu de CI 6 Veu'kk
ITriOCl4 ie. OSTAO
HSi COVlSS CLOftGW AND
Says " tey LOOK AWULUV
Mice TeMiGMr Bur Veu
HAIf? is .DOWW",
Training "in the Clouds'
Rudelph's New Wrinkle
Het Springs, Ark., March 1.
Training "In the clouds" Is the
early season workout wrlnkle that
Dick IXudelph Introduced here for
eight battery men of the Bosten
ISracs. Thu coach led McQuillan,
Tyler, Marquard, Waisen, Filln
gltn, Gowdy and Holke ever a steep
trail te a level plain en the summit
of Het Springs Mountain, a thou
sand feet above sea level. There the
players pitched and tossed for a
whlle nnd then scrambled down tbe
rocky trail te the het-water baths.
MULLIN IS BEST
AT FOULTOSSING
West Catholic Lad Captures
Honors in Contest Held
at St. Jeseph's
REGISTERS 13 OUT OF 15
JImmv Mullln, of the West Catholic
High Scheel, wen the first annual foul foul
sheeting contest of thn St. Jeseph s
Athletic Association held1 last night.
Mullln succeeded In caging thirteen of
his fifteen tries.
Bredle, of Moorestown High, and
Bevcr, of Lancnstur High, were dead
locked for second honors with twelve,
and en the threw-off they were ugaln
even, this time nt ten. Phil Lewis, in
charge, of rtic event, decided en eleven
throws for the third attempt, and Bejer
caged six. Bredle than started and
when he mnde seven wus awarded the
prize.
Mullln was awarded a silver cup for
thn first-place honors, while both Beyer
nnd Bredle were awarded geld medals
for second nnd third pluccs.
The high run of thc cvculpg was
eleht straight shots, and three con
testants succeeded in this feat. They
were Beyer, of Lancaster High Scheel;
Wetter, of Vrankferd High, nnd Mc Mc
Nichel, of West Philadelphia High
Scheel. Wetter was thc hope of the
high schools, nnd he went fine, for,
after missing his first, he, made eight
straight, but then gave wav under thc
strain and fell down en his next live
tries.
Thc summaries :
Mullln, Weit Cthellc 1.1 cut of IB.
Hrutlle, Moereitown High. 12 out of IS,
Pefr. Lancaster HIbIi 1? out of IB.
MiVlehel. Wert Phlla High It out of IB.
.eiannu, ncumern iiiKn 11 out or 10.
Hueatrr. Cheater High, 10 out of IB
Koblnaen. Qlrnrd e'ellere, 0 out of 10.
Murphy. Central lllch. 0 out of IS.
Heaae Chestnut Hill Aradmy. 0 out of IB.
Ken
Hrn'
weiicr, rraiiKiera iimn, w out nt n.
l
Lanadewne Iltffti R nut of IB.
a, aerm1l4te;r. Academy. 8 out of
IB
(VNell Cnidn Cathlcle High. 8 nut of IB.
.miiten, icinpin j'rep " eui or in,
t'rate. 8artlnnore rreD H out of IB
Geff, Oerniantettn Ilends, 7 out of IB.
(lorden, Ormantewn High, 7 out uf 13,
IluEKler, llrewn Trcp 7 out of IB.
hlte, I.a bulln Prep, 3 out of IS.
RUTH GOOD AS SIGNED
Colonel Husten and Babe Agree and
Await Ruppert's Approval
Het Springs, Ark., Mnrch 1. After
a conference with the Sultan of Swat,
which liihtcd almost three hours,
Colonel T. Ij. lluatea, of the Yankees,
announced thnt 11 tcntntUe agreement
with Gcergr- Hcrmnn Ituth had been
reached, subject only te thu nnnrcnnl
of Colonel Jacob Iluppert.
'ine ceiuercnce was n perfectly
amknblc one throughout and it is ex
pected that Colonel xvupnert's O. K.
will put a filial binder en the master
mauicr witni ntne nexe lew days.
The Babe was net unreasonable in
te u voice In thc final decision, and se
his demands, " Mild Colonel Husten last I i ',?'" ,,"'"" na uu"" ul amc te
night, 'and I think it is safe te assume '''"n ".?"; , mr, ,,,
that he is almost us geed as signed. , ,', ('J Si"'1 100' thrce Pnds
The amount involved Is se great, hew- IeR,", '' " ?u, h n .. T
ever, thnt Colonel Itunncrt Is entitled ,J.er ,hf s'xt.1'.time .?attlInB Leenard.
thc matter has eccn referred te liitn.
Colonel Husten would net divulge
the terms et the agreement, neither
would he say whether the Babe had
demanded a long-term contract.
PLAN NEW GRID LEAGUE
Jack Greer Suggests 136-Pound
Football Circuit
Jack Greer, coach of Catholic nigh
Scheel's football team, has mndc a pro
posal te the Catholic Schools' Athletic
League that a 135-pound foetbnll league
be started in the parochial high schools.
ne has. submitted his proposal te
Brether Jehn Bodie, of West Catheljc
High, secretary of the association, and
the subject will be taken up at the next
meeting of the League.
'A 135-pound league," said Coach
Greer, "would glve the younger aud
lighter fellows In the schools a chance
te play the game. The contests oeuld
be played en Monday afternoons, and
I'm bure that the League would be a
hucccss. An way, they ought te glve It
a chance, and sce hew it works out."
6.
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"Greatest Heavyweight Prea-
pect," Says Scotty Menteith.
Victer by Big Margin
PUTS BRYAN DOWN IN 5TH
By
LOUIS If. JAFFE
the most likely loekinr
a
TJES
11 heavyweight I ever have seen
and, boy, I've had a squint at a let of
them in my time. There's no doubt tnat
Loughran will be un,nreund the 18S 18S
pennd mark before thc end of the jcar.
Dy that tlme he ought te develop borne
sort of n wallop, and then ull of the hi
fellows will have te watch out, the
only exception, probably, being Demp
scy." It was Scotty Menteith, one of the
leading boxing trainers in America, wnu
euleglred Temmy Loughran of Seuth
Philadelphia, thusly, following the nine-tecn-jcar-eld
lad's clean-cut and de
cisive victory ever Bryan Downey, the
man who was supposed te have knocked
out Champien Johnny Wilsen three dif
ferent and distinct times in their bout
nt CIcvclund last July.
Leugirnn has been coming uieiig
steadily since he stepped into the Hme
glnre as a stellar scrapper at the Ice
Palace, and last night's win in the
West Philadelphia arena brfore a
crowd of about 8000 fans was his most
imprcsshe yet. Net that the bout was
the most interesting Temmy linn en
gaged in but. en the ether hand, be
caiiHC the pride of St. Menica's j. e.
came through with a real big surprise.
Upset the Depe
Of course, there are a let of "I-told-jeu-so"
giijs around today, but up until
bclltime Inst night there were many
who eiced their disapproval of the
bout. "It's n bad match for Temmy;
Downey U tee tough ana aggressive for
him," unpeared te be the general enln-
1?", J ,these y," "eured Manager Jee
bmlth had pulled a boner.
But right from the beginning Temmy
showed himself off as Bryan's master.
And another thing, Downey didn't turn
out te be such an aggressive battler
after all. In fact Imd It unt v -
the lending of the Philadelphia lad, there
would have been no contest whatever te
twin uoeut. several times Loughran
became se disgusted because of Dow Dew
nr h bncklng-away tactlcn that he
stepped flat-footed and beckoned the
Olilen te ndance Instead of retreat.
itTII0lrst rc,un(l ns even, as was thc
third, but In every ene of the ether ses
s 011s Downey was completely out
classed. Brynn landed with but three
solid punches throughout the entire en
counter, two of the blows coming while
in a cl nek and the pthcr being a left
jab In the lust round.
While Temmv scored eftpn nmi with
home steam behind IiIh punches, most et
which were straight lefts, he nlse dis
played u let of cleverness, tlme and
again making Downey miss widelv and
leek foolish. It was net until the
fourth round thnt Loughran rcnlly
opened up and in thnt session he shook
up the CleeImidcr with a right cress
flush en the chin.
Scorns Knoehdewn
In the fifth leund n one-two punch
dropped Dettiiev, although Beun went
down while being off balance; neverthe
less it was a knockdown. In this period
Loughran opened up wlde and liu bat
tered Brjnn around the ring for fair
I ntil the final clang of the bell
Letighrnn staved way out in front mid
at the finish Temmy stepped briskly out
of the ring unbcathed. whlle Downev'a
leit eye was in mourning nnd his face
wns somewhat swollen. Loughran n,
I "iXi",,,P'lj.ir,e ?,0"?"i" uwt ! ?,f "Pplnuse
ill, and Ilattllne Maek. i"Yi in
banged ut each ether with the' former
returning a winner: still everybody
there admitted that they could put it en
entn mere. It was a corker in everv
round.
Yeung Mickey, 137, met a game fee
In emig Lew Hukcr, 130, who took en
the mutch at the eleventh hour. Mickey
was the winner. Jim Helland, 100,
illdu t knew it, but he scored a two
round knockout ever Jack Herman
185V... when Referce Joe Grlffe stonneJ
the bout. Selly Scumen, 123,i, showed
qulte n little cluss in outpeinting thc
reugti uim reauy jeey uitcnie, ll'SVa.
Tarran Larkln Halts Pat Belger
Nrer Yerk. Starch 1 Tarzan Larkln
rav-man from M nntseu, demolished J,
lletger. of th West Bid In thi four?l!
round of a cheduled twelve-round bout i,
th Plenwr Athletle Club.' Benny KSnare
wa amenr these praseeit Ust evenlni i
th. Star Bpertlna Cub and watched hs
stablemat. s'rankl Jereme. 0 threuih
twelve hard round, with Hammy Nabl! Te2
judges deelded In favor of Jereme.
Y. M. H. A. 8wlmmeri Win
Teuna Men' Hebrew Association awlm
mlna squad wen from Seuth PhlladelrihiiT
Hebrew Asaeclatlen team, 87 te 7. In T Suii
meat In th former' peel, IJread and Oxford
tret, last ntsiit, "
OUGHRAN
LAUDED
AFTER DOWNEY WIN
IS SPORT COMING TO
PILLOW-FIGHT TILTS?
ssMeB(BeBaveBs BMHiBBsaaM
Or the Battle of Perfumed Spray at Seven Paces?
Expert Recalls "Geed Old Days" of tfte "Cave
Mentn Where Gere Thrilled
Br GRANTLAND RICE
The SlBBiB of Iho Ales
T Anus of eM, wlken cave men ruled,
With iiffifl use jer soap or i,
Eaeh memeer 0 the clan teas schooled
Tit tnnlr Ms nbiumatfl tttlth. a elUO!
If mate or female from the fleek
Came by teltheut the proper backing
Seme stalwart nicked them tellh a reek
And chuckled while tnetr skuus were
cracking. .
We always thought the cultured scouts
Predominated in Old Greeee.
Net knowing that (n booing bouts
They always wreeKea a jronmpwce
When rival beesrs reached the pit
(1. niM at beasts en Mr. Buren)
They used the caestus for a mitt.
tompejea of leatner, took ene irer.
Through tournaments of ancient Reme
Ne office boy was ever tftrilied
Unless some tiger cracked a dome
AnoVste or sciien mff cre fcilJee.
With'club and eestus, spear and Bew,
fir ham Atts fltinff nre0i the oaecl.
The passing records only show ...
The trend of things since Cain nicked
Abel.
But new they meet with efffftf-ounce
gloves, ...
With all holds barred en wrestling
nights, . ,
Te stand and eoe like turtle doves
Or grip in bitter pillow fights.
The stone age gees: the mush agenears,
Tn nUfr itntit thn old race toddles
As wan reformers through the years
Are turning men te meinjcuau.es.
Is Race Grewing Softer?
DID you, ever pause a mom nt or two
te ponder the gradual changes that
have overtaken sport? Or consider what
the drift will lead te?
First. The cave men with club, rock
and fang in dally dunl meets.
Second. Greek boxers with the ees
tus. the same being a hard leather glove
studded with Iren spikes.
Third. The gladiatorial games of
Itemc, where Knockout Romulus had te
meet 11 tiger or n- lien or another glad
iator decked eUt with a sword.
Teurth. The tournament of the middle
nge"), where knights met with lance,
sword and battlc-ax In their big ama-
Fifth. Bare knuckle days of the prUe
ring, where the strnngle-held was the
wrestler's favorite clutch.
Sixth. Modern sport; eight-ounce
gloves; nearly all wrestling holds
barred: V rushes, flying wedges and
mass play bleppcd In football.
The Softer Trend
AGE by nge snort has been seeking
softer ways, with the clamor of the
reformer louder than ever in behalf of
no-called debrutalizlng tendencies.
If we arc te cnll boxing, wrestling nnd
football rough sports, as played today,
what about the race fiOO years en be
vend, where even .the toddle of the
shimmy will be barred unless danced in
cushioned pumps ever a padded velvet
Arc we moving en te the pillow-fight
chumplenship und the battle of per
fumed spray at seven paces?
Ma be it is nil for the best. But
think of the thrill with Zbvwike mntehed
agninst a grizzly hear or Jack Dempiey,
urrnjed In steel-spiked gloves, sent
against a Bengal tiger.
Harbinger Stuff
The arrival of jeung March with a
handful of spring 'eiie recalls aguln
the hscnl thrills of competition that
wait around the corner.
Great Britain is marshaling the best
golf talent, amateur aud pre, that ever
sailed from the mllk-white cliffs te
trndc mnshle shots beneath e new-world
sky. The completed list will likely In
clude Telley, Hunter, Wethered nnd
Armour among the nmnteurs, with
Head, Tayler, Vnrden, Bay and pos
sibly Duncan and Mitchell from the
And there Is still chatter abroad that
Oulmet and Guilferd will bterm Prcst
wick in May.
As Carpentler is fairly sure te meet
Scraps About Scrappers
rharler .lenea "lr from T.eulsvllle that
"FlBhtlne Temmy" Ryn apranr a bis ur--Iii..
I... .. t.l.,nln.r .tr, Uurtnan Tn ei twr vu-
tn.md hnut thtrf tones li Plannla te brln-
,iv,i utui halls from MeKrur. ra..
te
this city for mutches
bantam here.
with
any et the
Veuns Jal .If mny will se ; en in the
four-reuna nnni ai wie en i i". . -
Srd i,v Kddl" Haye. are: fiattlli, Ab
rehen s. Lw Fux and Danny Tey v.
Teuna J3rem.
Harry Jacksen lia clinched a local fe-itn-
Jeb Nelsen for hla eluht-reund wlnd-up at
the North.lde A C. Atlantic City, next
Monday nleht. Hesey fitey xs Terry Mar-
IfB m Mickey McDoneUKh and Johnny,
liajes vn l'runki Barms ar ether bout.
mi mi rmmi anbears In ills third bout in
si "luys et the Aullterlum A A. tomorrow
nlsht oppeHed te Al Fex. They are te meet
At ISO wunds rlnerslde. Orenn liaa been
forced te Rlve awav welelit ecrv tlme he
I,., boxed in Philadelphia Henrv Uanber
k lee Dillen Is the ml. l'renma w
?," A.f.ZJl.i'iiarla nusaell. Willie Ncl
ion V HW Jeck MoWllllare and Bammy
Fritz s Wlilttr Hume
All bantam, wte te flint flsta th. ,
Sen? in 'tittle i' "? '" ww
Mlckey AVelEa6t. the marine, tackle Benny
Haas nnd ether bouts are1 Jimmy Baxter
h Johnny Mayhook. Ie Flynn e Franlile
Ketchcll and Yeune Jea Bradley vk Al
Mente. ,
fieerie Chancy haa lwsled "a. ferfHt Uh
xvilllam II Becap for his bout Saturday
nlSht with Shamus O'Brien, of Yonkers, N.
Y it the National here Chaney will mt
.i'rurced opponent In Hhamus who has stued
Sff most of the leadlntr lluhtwelalita In
America. Anether llahtwelfht set-te Is
at heduleil for the seml tctn Sailor Jee
K..IW nnd h H'n". of Trenten Yeun
Muffe face l'atsy Brederlck. Mickey Conners
meet Joe Chiiney, Frankle Barnra tackles
inilln lllnps nnd Johnni Oardner opens the
six-bout program asalnst Treaton Brevn.
Ynunr Sherlock has resumed tralntntr after
belns en the aide lines with a damaeed ear.
11b la open te meet any of the 120-peunders,
lireferrln- a return lilt with Karl Hartrnan!
vrlaoe IB. 1 "ady te accommodate
Whltey Bells at nny time, In any rtna- and
nni number of rounds, Th la person
threteiii ti kneclt out Whltey within four
round.
Joei Vema. Wet rhllly ISO-peunder, ehal
ltntu any en his welfcht.
ai rnmrtr. of beutliwark. Intend, rhmr.
Imr hi nom da jruarre te Trankl Kelkor
alter hla bout with Dick Perry next wtek.
Belly Moere, West Philadelphia feather
weliht. tneeta Geergle Kiln In Altentewn
March 17.
Slegel Wins Over Eddie Shevlln
Bosten, March 1, Nat Blejel waa
awarded th decision eer Kddl Bhevlln
nf Hpxbury. In a ten round bout last nlsht
Th tiaht a closely contested at all limes
The meu are welterwelahts. "",
Pass Anti-Racing Bill
naltlmerr, March 1 The limine of nrle.
gates at Annapolis passed the antl-raclnu
bill usterday. The vote a no aurprura It
BneaU,C Wl" d"f,at the
. it 1 it j-.jr ija'ji rnirj. r"t VT'nHKw. fi'ir" t. K wjrnf.vn ."
a-"1 . . 1 . . 1 , . 1 r .4x( MLfcr.i-i .w.iv, Twn nf iv LumtrMsrmsm :t.
.Detnpsey, ereb, uiDDens or xnnney,
and as the Davis Cup melee gathers
new ferce with Australia already keyed
up te the pe)nt of tautness, there will
be variety cneuin xe coyer we neiu.
THERE may be some doubt ns te the
best outfield in baseball this season.
But what infield can be named above
Kelly, Frisch, Bancroft and Greh of
the Giants? Or what pitching staff
that outranks Mays, Heyt, Bush.
Shawkey and .Tenes, of the Yankees?
This isn't se much intended as a state
ment et fact as it is a challenge te an
argument.
TF SOME ONE can locate n boxer
X with only six qualities a mere halt
dozen ingredients uempscy can de
Btepped. The six Ingredients nre
weight, strength, speed, skill, punch
lug power and ability te take It. Jt
some alert scout can only stumble en
these few details the trail will then
be fairly open. Checking the cham
pion's career with any two of these
qualities missing Is another matter.
TTJDOE LANDIS keen te play mere
O golf." If he happens te run out
of opponents between April 12 and
May 20 there's a young fcll6w named
Kutn areuna who will ne in a position
te oblige almost any afternoon.
CovvrieM, IttS, Alt RIeMa JZeacrvni.
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SIXTH DAVIS CHALUNOE
Australasia .Latest Entry for th)
World's Tsnnli Hanei
New erV, March 1. Anstralasl.
has filed a' challenge for the Davis Gup,
emblematic of the world'; team tennla
championship, with the United Stitea
Lawn Tennis Association.
The challenge came by cable i and waa
signed by Themas H. Hicka, of Bydaey,
secretary of the Australasian L. T. A
It Is the sixth challenge received for
the 1022 contest, the ethers being BriU
Isb, Isles, uanana, iaecnoeiovua
France nnd Italy. Wlthnlayera ei
li
;.... .Mlltv Nerman 'E. Braelra.
Gerald L. W'"2IuJJ?&aA5dlS!?nl
J. B. Hawks an P. O'Hiri Weed
U. OI
available, tne Australasian ra aneuia
be one of the strongest in the cempU
tlen.
Merris Scerea Daelalva Win
Mareh 1. Mlekar MerrM,
round by vReferei Mrk
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