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$filde, Kilbane, Wilsen
1923 TO FIND THREE
NEW RING CHAMPIONS
Jee Ly"dh Mickey Walker and Battling Siki Win
World's Title During 1922 Greb and Villa
Annex American Crowns With Gloves
Hy UH IS
... ... ... .i. .,
WHEN l'nlbcp Time. .efcrecMiprcme, Uyei, tl.e Ohlenn and the champion. In
tnkff- bin Kcrlip In hutnl nnxt Sun- wn cli it ias said (het the referee
.t midnight, count out tin- veteran. r ,,'?.",' n 'Venterner of a virtery.
'In Nineteen 'lVc,i.v-le. mul ....V"' '""''v.1''" "'" was at
Via -
frown Miieteen iwrnn.uu.M-, menu., mmr was mi pxiilbitien. nothing
cerfilrtP KM'!" hlniwlf. r"1"- f ;v.-r j tm.M- or Ichm .Inch mPt Jimmy Durcy
thin and evi-rvbn.lv fe; the net twelve at HulTale. N, Y lit .lulv. anil as the
mentJi''. th'' fellow i"K li-umen will enter
Inte the p" Vc"1' "K werbl's riliR
Li.vurcifJlIT: Jlntinv Willie. 1'eiity.
' rrldd. Wale.
PnANTAMWKIIU': ,loc l.jntli,
Str Yerlt Clly.
i FEATHERWKIOIIT: Jnlmiiy lilb
' P!Uie. irtcinnu. r.
' UOIITWEKtHT: IJentiy Leenard,
ym Yerk Clly.
WKbTKinVKHiHT: Mlclicy Wnlltrr.
. EllMhelh, N. .1.
JIIDDbKWEIIJHT: -ToliiniyWIben,
Kwv Yerk Clly.
LIGHT HEAVYWHUiIIT: Hattlliis
Slid. fl. liCitlft of Renepil. Africa.
HEAVY WKHJITT: Jiii-k Uempsej.
(Salt Lnkn City. I'lnli.
Of these mittnien three are new title
holders, having been crowned during the
just wnninj season, while four of tliein
did net nppear in competition. The
only active surviving thampien from
1022 is Leenard, ami he r.1" i'lte H'2il
with his 1!l."i-pound. at--. o'clock clown
ftligbtly tilted.
Pfpescd C'lianipleiis
Johnny Huff. ef.rciejl',t : Knocked
1 1.. I .! 1l tint r.llllll AflllT ll 1.U1llll 1
llexcr uncrown". 1111 venr arc:
J JJ1 IlM , limii in in i." , 11,' mini urn
out by iiuich in tin funrtppiitli renml
Jn Hr'oehUn, w tlini tlie lanky Irish
l.l (. b,i11h,i lliii lift I tt tn 1 f in Ii i uriiifiil
jptl is riiuiiK iiiv "tunni.ip mi tin .-'-vim
time, Ii(ihc wen. Inst imd wen Iho
j'tn ii-rn nij
Gfergcs rnrpenlicr. of Lens. I rauce:
(nni-ked nut by the ringi.lnr Seiif-gnlesc.
Siki. hi- of the hidem jnnplc.Jikc
fljlitlng vtun'.e nnd grlinacc-.. in the .
sixth round in PnriH. This wns the
ilKept np'.'t. pucllNtimMj, i-f ihc.jeni-
una since, me .egie. owing 1.1 ni" per- "- u.ti .niienai nns lieen opened and
senalli v and chnrncter. hat 1 ecu under closed a number nf times by various or
fir If (he Kiench ItnYin-j l-'cdern- , Rnni7nliens and nr.imeters, nnd with
tien, which !'UM tnken nwny fin:u liim , the beginning of 11)23 there Is nothing
his crown. Hut, like WiIreii, ihe mid- definite for regular programs. Wlllu
J1 I..l. :il, !.!.. U.t.l . ..M...t l. I Nritt nnnnn.1 ,i.ri. CJ. . 4
JM3 Li'i iii i mi ipci- 11 iif-ui.i (in- iiti-
dlcweicht fillclmldcr. Siki iniimi be
.Upesril uiilecs he loses his laurels In
a.tual competition.
A pair of new Anicri'-nu cbntnpinn
jimr ej iii'w .Miivxi'iu. i-iuiiiiiiinii-. j y- iiiiiuiiii r-)ri..nues re go Along
nr.- en the liMic hoi 17011 wish the c-k after week, while a hard fight is
nt of 1W.. They are llnrr, tireb. being made by promoters of the Twen
heavj weight, of PlMtburih. mifl , lii-tli Century te k--p this place going.
:he Villa, tlyweiglit of tin- Philip- , As mnttcis stand new In Philadelphia
sdtcnt
light
Punpli
pin blnnds
n iinn.is. 1
Greb .aim- into his natiennl i-iiaiu-
urcn
plnnsiiip
tfen-reuiid dclien ngiiinst (Jen" Tun- j
ney nt the tinrden .v . k .. ain-r in-1
flip.
Idle Tltlehelders
T ,1 .1 -..l.l.. I -1. ...... .Ill
niiaane, un- i I'lifiauif i,-i-uuii,
puncher; Wilt-en, often ceuipiucd with
R hunk of cheese, nnd I)cmpej , the
permute.!, wniu- no en.- whs hum
iNhem Dempsey could diive bis
Tvau.iH
AVhilc Leenard is going into the New
Tear with his title till Intact, there Is
lianlK nn de ibt that Hiri' twelve
round ui. decision ncIIe with I,cw
Ten.iler at Jer-ei Cit lit" in .Tub
pree,l his .r..wn was net nm tee Mn-
tlenar It wns loe-enid n let in that
eighth round, but Henn inani.ge.l .
rull threimli. nn.l he (iiiUbed the -died-
(miii wiiiiui;.!, nun il iiiiirui-'i in,- -mii'-ii-
nltd dozen schIuiin ngnln'-t the local
nuiiiMw v.ilii tne ciin.eusim ine
nenhpaper experts at the ungsiilc de
dilin? en the titlehel.ler us the winn.'r.
Tliat Leeiinrd-Tcndler match, how hew
ever, was a close content --he . Iem- that
tlieuKnnds of fans belleted l,-w bad
thewn te ndvuntiige nn.l figured Heuiiy
was luek the inntch v. as n im-declsien
tffalr. If nothing else, I.ew htnuds out
ns Lenniud's must duugeretin opponent
snd the Philadelphia!! rock into U!2.'l as
ffi? Sra '& " ft
mi; luf-meHi cenienuvr ler me ngni
,'"'",' ,,l HI I llll jlllirirmr , I uir
next crsck nt Leenard In New Yetk
tome ,lnu- in Februtiry
Previous te tin- Tcndlcr Hireling.
Wennrd endennred te annex the
yelterweight championship but Puittnn
"Id off Henny In great stlc putil Jack
8 declined the winner en a foul in
P' iliiit-eiitli leund Sheitlv nll.-i
mi the only beul in whi.-l. th- thirty- ', "" l" "P ' fj i. Henny
thw-jrnr.eW Hff . emp-ued ,Mnv ; op" ,S a"" sta r a e?weight
m Hint he wiib knocked out nt a l.OUO t-,,,,,. ,.,,, ,,. "' u , 7 "'""Jv't"-
Kmiiiii in, i. e........ .,,.., j ,,(, ,,, huprcniue.v in tun tnin tit.
"wb In the t.Bhth round, July I I I.e-.v Mcrurlaml, who recently Wen
!nnnnl Leses Melar ,u" al'mv nf followers by his brilliant
la-eiiard's llanii,, ,i ,.,, .,i, we,k ngnliift Jehntiv Hrewn. has been
fflXrncame eHft.ht AvM.WA """ "" "''"" et
H in tills uintcli Hennj had n teeth I1 -ri,,. one. .In- hour will l.rin. i
Kecked out. .This uvulted iu a sellout LA.1"- vB? I lav and fee Pllt..'
SLf'n "f Penny's mouth, hut l.e j fthl : Hi '
fnt t hreiicb w th let. P.,tt !ti, "wtlB,,t uvu,s-
V'U. J llll.. UhOrn n LtwifiUml nit llnel'i
Ever Hammer nt Iudinnnpnlis Cltj,
Wen.. August Ii. nnd the Injury became
L .-, "i.iii.i ll.ll ll.ll uexeil hllic
ieut Ifn'n,n;r l-ltfest. Still, Hl'J'J gees!
---... ...... umiviy uu in-liny i.cuuaiii i
the bus est ..f eii.-.miii.iniL.
-jjV,ntf'n '" ,M0 f'ather,w eight nnd
JBtftrtlnw eight divisions became unite
IPinpllenied In dicisiens of ii. ',.n.
-... .ii.nr .miiruc I.O.U.III-.H10I1, Wlllcll
took nwnv licenses (,f th,. te.pectbe
'hanipiens, ih.. ,iiu,.h of Kilbane nn.l
--llSen nelni- tin..., r...l ........ .t
i"rk .State Athletic CeminisMln... ivl.lr.li
"tn be fur as tin- Kmplie State wasiin the ninth action.
rinrerned I Phil Rosenberg was awarded the
Klllii.n.. 1 t .. . :........-. ............. .-.. .. "!..l...n 1... -
4k x. ' ' U' I'OM'U, 111 III.- CI CN Ol
I". iu, Yml. !.....,! i .. .
... . ' I....IIU, ni'1-iiiie.t. in re-
"'''Id te accept n clinlleime fi .mi Jehnin ,ln kuoikedeut Charles Kith in the
fuwlee, who liicidenlnlh wns eu.wne.l ' t Iiirtl leund of n stx-reunder, and Im
Jnnier lightweight chuui'plen ..ii a foul , Perfettl defeated Al Oianieml in the
Tinen ili;nnftt (I(,(ir(.H ch-inev .liui.i,,' four-round pu-llmlnary.
n .Ufir. and Wilsen wus barrel for In i main ten-round Iwut at the
'jnni-ing mi ngiceiucnt te meet Hun-i 1'etM "eu'iitli Regiment Armery Ruby
,Jfeb, J stein wen the decision ever Yeung Jee
, Hundep and Dunin IVusi were m-iHpi. Voting Frankle Xt-lsen scored
Z,vu bv "'" ni!!-nihsieu as huicnl ii knockout ever Artle K.hvnrds in the
"athenit-ichi te iin.-ui.. irin,.,.,,, .in., six h leund et their scheduled ten-
cetwecu them, and the lermer wen en ,i Hound st-tte.
'kuui hi th. ninth . ,nd of . N U Knlev n I roeklyn wen the de-
ueut m i, -.i-i. .. ihnt the Ww Yerk ' " ,m "u'r Hnllan Joe Dempsey. nlse
;0,'y ieig;lu. ,. s ,h Vi ,m of Hroekbn. In ten rounds. Phil
.h; ilu.il rob. .. "-feh. 'ii,, :,,,,! Hloein, of Hroeklvn. outpelntM Tiny
elitieig,i t hi i.iiiieti LeiiH. of YerUvllle, in the twelve-
Mcvi. i ... ., 'num. I fiature but.
ip i.iukIiU-i- 1u ,, main twelve-round ntte Ik.
h,ii..'" Ill-'"'''erg il w.iv, de, inrcd'iw. lehii I.ister Jehnsen and Ry
n IilUuveiehl . hiinipien 1n the ii.-niiil. .Henuett nt the Flitennth I jeglment Ar
wun an. r n u.t,,,, K,,i,l(), ,j Krw. mery Jehnsen wiih awarded the decision
J 'ti the hennrs wire imii.,V i n d te the ecr bis opponent. Hetli nre Negro
V'7'in Mike (I'liewd, leu.iei- title- 1beniwtlKbirt and nre en the trnll of
fcW-i'. "he., be wi. ,', , foul ,,.u-Uli..ri WI1N. '" hp Hlt-reiitiil wn,.
feTi-v:;,1';,!!; '" l-MiWHWsLB,m M"m"
-W,?? p.f.:.,;..0,,r,,i,itt! s wwctk..
' Wlli Wlll('1' ,,Im' "11 ceiiM'd te rcgurl , , ,, eM.li aiini Yeu will nan! : Ip rca.1 lha
SS thS"':0, '"l.;lr.Mer. Imu con- - ""VileTLpSa
i rbbimi ,i BJ"W jn Hmhii Downey, .of I twy "ert ih aiwrla na et tn, tvaue
'!e2;iUmlai, O-i because 6t A 4OiU le'lLmial ' "teka U a ilalk-viiFu. .
II. JAITK
' . ;'"" """ miring me year. pn UieuKh
V', i"ik Commission ruled that n
eli-clMem mutt be rendered under Us
boning statutes. Dempsey readily com
I 1 vltli the technicality, and lie re
reived tin- nfneltil venliet aKatnst the
A ewtern middleweight.
I)eiiiisey also formally accented a
eballeiijje from Hnrrv Wills, the Kinnt
TrJirV" ,for n clinmplonelilp contest, hut
l tlliln t menu enjthine. Ne dnte was
cet, there wns no lirometer willine te
put en the contest nnd negotiations
t-ieii were forgotten. Wills did little
te iree tlmt he wn8 the runner-up te
Demiwey. still he remained senerally
H'Kiirded iih the champion's most dnn-gnieu-i
opponent.
bempiey Tours Kurnpe
Heinpfcey luntle n tour of Kurepe earlv
iu. wit- year, nun wnne it wan believed
that he might participate in an Inter
natiennl centi-t.t in England or en the
fentlnent. nethlns developed. New it
ik nimeied that .luck is te vWt Tendon
in tlm npring nnd meet Jee Hcckett in
n clmmpienHtiip buttle.
Ilefere delving Inte local activities it
mlKlit be said that one of the saddest
"Pm m of. ,hn ri,8 waB thc PitMiiiK
e.B.,t. xet f' ,,;,.' V0W(. t"n
till dftm -T At- I k
Ik1 n no nf tlm liniiftMi. ...ai,i... ii-i.i
weghis in history of fintlcuffs, Jacksen
Niitlilcnlv begnu te backslide until he
wns knocked out by Johnny Shugrue in
the tenth leund at Jersey City n few
" u luiiun (inn nnu tne reopening of
tin- est Philadelphia structure for-
tnerl.v known as the Ice I'nlnee as a
punch parlor under the neme of the
Ai.-ini. The siime management of the
yi.unp.n m siipenislng the sport at the
Arena.
L. """ ,' Vl 111,11). IVIUll"
nritt nneneil (lie Plinv,,,,, ciiAt ah..
out he wns forced te cles,e after half a
dozen iwiew.s.
Ih" rnmbria continues te go along
- ""' n- iwsureu 01 one nig
show twice n month, besides the weeklv
tractions. In years gene by there" were
.jeinp cunis in tins city almost nightl
been coming along nicely. And Ad
niene tins teiiew loeKs like the best
piece nf heavyweight punching-in-tbe-mailing
in America.
lummy Loughran. middleweight, went
i''-'i u iivuu,! ihi:icu, XlOr
rtfs terrific right made the Red' head u
dangerous boxer, hut he isn't there, n
his Christmas Day encounter with
Sailor Freedninn proved.
An effort was made te puf.li amateur
oemiir. our eiuy one leurnnmeut was
i ' p''1- 1 hiladelpliin champions In i-evcn
rilffprent clnsses being decided. P.ut the
f""" f" Il te show sufTicient intetest le
"""U nnether meet.
FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION
TO MEETMURRAY HERE
Panche Villa Will Compete at Arena
en New Year's Day
Hattllng Murray, of this cilv. who
twice has fought Jimmy Wll.tc, has
been matched te exchange punches with
i-iiiii-im inn, neiuer et me American
ZSX3M& SU"S "&
Year's nfternnrtti
This will be the Filipine's second np
penriincc here In his Iik-iiI debut, sev
eral months age, he outpeinted Patsy
Wallnee ecr the eight -round route.
Carl Treinnlne, of Cleveland, will
stpinre off with .Tabes White, of Al
bany. In the Heml-hniil.
Jee Tlplltr. nnd Hay Mitchell, local
. a . ... . .
LEE STOPS RYCKOFF
Beut Halted In Tenth Round
.te
q- r.... nw.
8aV0 Defeated Boxer
.f.v iuih, 7i-c, i, u.-.nny e
u-nied n knockout ever Hilly Ilvckeff hi
' '... iv ri t"v
I,e
tin- lentn reiin.i or ine scneuui(Hltwelve-
""..". nw.ui ixi.H ill uir j-'iuiipit A. t .
ila - t night. The bout wns stepped te
i-i" Ibcknff from further punUhmtnt
liifrnn l.r.,, tin, I llll tlm I'll ..ml ll.lA.l 1.1...
reinni iniiiu ix.ut at tin- 1'ieneer A. t
.l.lli "VAiniuii ,i,r, u, ill, ll,. lllHUUbC It)
iii.. .i.ii.rfiuml nr.nl . (Inn I .riihiin r.
W" '? " "-- -" ;,.'.-." -t
......- ,xii, ,iHurr, i. i.Kiiiweiznr. nns
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY,
and Dempsey Are Idle
1 ill Wm
PANCHO VILLA
Veteran Bosten Catcher Who
Is Slated for Ax May
Play Here
STEADY CATCHER NEEDED
THEY tell us thnt the Phils arc seek
ing Hank Howdy.
Tame is fleeting nnd the cheers thnt
ring out for the here of the moment
seen peter out into beets nnd jeers.
Eight j ears age
Gewdv was toasted
nnd feted for bis
brillinnt hatting
fent in the World
Series his bind
ing, dvniimlc nt
tack that sent the
Athletics down te
four straight de
feats. Fie years
have gene since he
received homage of
n different nnd
greater sort. lie
was the first big
leaguer te den
O. D.. and be
hank (iewdt stepped oft with a
real combat division when he we made
color sergeant in the Forty -second Di
vision the famous lighting "Rainbow."
Hnnkiib-Pnukus came back from in
ginnde guerre mere popular than ever.
Thousands of folks Hocked out te sen
him when he denned the inak anir
wlndpad once again. Fer n while he
retained their fickle fancy, but in a few
months he wns just an ordinary ball
player again.
Fer the last few seasons (Jowdy has
net been pnrliculnrlv in the limelight.
The nc.iuisitien of Michel O'Neill ns
first-string catcher put his bnt prett
effectually out of the game. Still Hunk
was a handy man te bnc around.
Though net ns fast ns he used te be,
there was nothing the matler with bis
brains and he can still hit.
Last year he socked the well-known
npple for a .fll" average, which is nei
ther te be sniffed nor sneered nt fib en
a change of ntmespheie, he should he u
player well worth getting, for there
nre still a leuple of years of geed base
ball under his leathery hide.
One of the first nieies thnt Frank
Chance made when he wns appointed
skipper of the Hraves wns te nsk
wnivers en (iewdj. It is hnrd te pry
renl information out of the magnates in
these times, but rumor has it that the
Phils ere going te gmb him.
Ccrtninlj they need nnethev back
stop. Dutch Ilenline Is n corking geed
receiver, one of the best in the S'n S'n
tienal League, but he cannot de nil the
work. The release of Hig Jehn Peters
opens the way for another seasoned re
ceiver. And no one enn snv that Gowdy
Isn't seiifenrd enough.
Peters' Failure
Pn.nrs linfl the Me.-il Ix.lhl for fl
catcher, lie is a ginnt with a terrifi
cally strong ami. nnd when be lands en
a ball it travels far out beien.l the as-'
piirngus bed1. Hut be didn't land often
enough te snthb the critical tnstes of
the fans, nn.l rrem I.'ie spee.t nt wntci.
hp nerkr.1 be nrebnbly was eufferiiia
from the hookworm.
When a fl pepped up thnt Jehn could
hnve gotten 'with very little effort and
Rnpp came tearing in Peters would
step back with n en refill sigh.
"All rlijht, take it," he would say;
"there will be plenty of elhera for me
prett seen "
That win ' sj.iut won't get a ball
i.lnt.Ai. .mi f.ir in miv lei.zuc. It ilirl
get Peters pretty far out le the const.
any wn niil miu is nei me tiiruruen
that be wanted te go.
Wither.. v. the thlrd-strlnj: catcher,
.. n tnl. llllltl tlltf I.C IkO'I M (S.IUflV Kit
if Hank dots (eme te i'hilndelphin he
will nn.l .i warm welcome nun iei. et
weik te de.
Anent Eddle Cellins
New Yerk Is still palpitating ever the
possibility of Eddie Cellins coming te
that rustic village. The Lnlrd n' Luns Luns
dewne Is a great plajer, the best hccenil
sacker In the Anierlcnn League, bar
none, nnd with n fielder like Scott en
bis right bund he'd ba a icgular Horn Hern
tins nt the biiike
Still, both Eddie and Lverett me
getting along in years as baseball gees
Cellins isn't the speed merchant tlmt
no was when he plnied with Jack Hairy
en the Athletic' billeld. and it is nr
Ukelv that the Cellins-Harr- combina
tion' will 'vor be bettered.
Right 1 1 xv the (limits have the
nearest approach te it in Rnncreft and
Friht-h. but they have net p.-ifected
the iiiiiebinc-lIkH team weik that wus
part of th1 Athletic due's mini dun
V Our own Utile pair of Djkes mid
finllewni will ' "' cIenii- te It right
here In Philadelphia than wc bine seen
since the gallant dus of IllM. There
isn't a betier shortstop In the Ameil
can I.eng'ie tight new than Oallewai,
and crltU'e everywhere concede that
strong-arm Jani'-s Dikes comes iIum.
te being lb'' ,10,lll of the liicuit after
Cglllns' iiii'1"' is "-''i-"''!!''.! off tin. lst
F Scheel Basketball
i..T S Kl IM.t.llI.i:
Kerrl'i""" n"i",', ,Nt"1'1""-1
Klahth tlrfi-i ""'1 lelilili hvciiii.'
St Jehn IT"!1 I'niliulu
Hrea.1 ami "" "t.fei.
H th
m a ii
at
Vr.MnHHW'S HKM Lis
Reuth-rii H.sl' 1" Me-lla Illd' :a
I,e bille l'"l' -' "ll- ",,(l "I"" L-iub, lt
Atlanta Gets Glenn Killlnger
New Verl.. I'c al. -tllcnn Klliliiki-r the
.nt. UKI. ...ll.l.lH. Vll, UtH SO.l.ll Ul.h ....
Yanlis In it.e prlnit, laa lien hnt (e At
Itmitt under option, lla w .with Jrnr
City laat ean- ,i,f,."',Jh,l"lli " "Ot
reDuii aneuan i-" -hi ub!iu.
IIS SAID PHILLIES
SEEK HANK GOWDY
BOXING CHAMPIONS CROWNED IN 1922
.BiBHIt-;" .MICKEY WALKER
I 'aLLMHKaMtf' 'HlllfilP'MIl iilijlil'liiin
HAt?RY GP?EB
Jee jVucTi and Mickey Walker go
iuln 192R as the new world's ban
tamweight and welterweight title
holders, respectively: while Harry
Oreb and Pnnche Mils begin the
new year In the role of America's
light-hen vyw eight nntl flyweight
kings
Hew Interdub Squash
Teams Line Up Today
Racquet Club "A" vs. Merien
"H" nl Ilaverferd.
Racquet Club "H" vs. Merien
"A" at Racquet Club.
(lermantewn "A" vs. Huntingdon
Valley nt Neble.
Oermntitewi! "!)" vs. ('jnwjd nt
Mnnheim.
Oietbrnek "A" . Princeton
Club "H" nt Overbroek.
Oierbroek "H" s. Princeton
Club "A" nt Princeton Club.
T
Dezen Teams Start Twelve Twelve
Heur Test en Keystone
Alleys This Afternoon
KNOX AND RILEY ROLL
The fifth annua! marathon bowling
tournament of the Quaker Citj League
started nt 11 :-lJi this morning en the
Keystone Alleys. A dozen teams arc
entered, and the men will bowl until
11:1." tonight, making twelve hours of
continuous effort.
One member of ihe team must be en
the alley eicry minute of the time,
though each mnn can be relieved by his
partner nt time, desired All of the
bowlers are amateurs, and numbered
mueng them aie the best pin . rackers In
the city.
Lnsl jenr Kuei and Riley wen the
marathon event, nnd they nre back hi
action for today's strenuous wetk. The
ether teams are composed of Jenes and
Fulton, Campbell and McLnchlln. Dnl
tnn nnd agncr, Zler nnd Mueller.
Nicholas and Swisher, Woodward nnd
Dynes. DuuKnn nnd Smith, Hrnunewell
nnd Halle?, Senior mid Hrewn. Kline
nnd Simpsen, and Guest and Radcllfi.
The marathon event is net merely a
tct of geed bowling, but of stien'glli
nnd condition ns well. Twelve hours of
bowling is twelve hours of intensive
grueling work, nnd the winners dcerve
nil the cicdit that will be heaped en
them
This tournament is a feature of the
Christmas seiiM.ii every year iu Phila
delphia, and attracts the attention of
tin: cntiu- bowling fraternity.
YOUNG ERNE'S'SON DIES
Hugh Francis Clavln Victim of
Heart Attack Christmas Morning
The funeral of TItijrh Francis Claiin
son of Vimis Erne, the widely known
lightweight beM-r of several u-ars age
Will he held .it 1(1 o'clock Fiid.u n-.tiT-lag
from St Gabriel's Catholic-Church
Clin In. win. bud just noshed liU
eighteenth birthday, died at 0 o'clock en
Christinas morning of a heart attach
He had been ill for some time, but en
the night before his death hud Im
proved no much that he was nble le
listen te a concert bv means of n
rudie set his father had purchased for
him iih n Christtuus present.
Although physically afflicted, mung
Clnvin wns an ardent sports fan nnd
managed the Whnrten A. c. baseball
Club. He hud been a student nt South
ern lliih Scheel. The Clnvin home N
ut liTIS Wharten stieet.
ST. HENRY'S TAKES LEAD '
Wins Second Game of Series Over
St. Peter's Quintet
The St. Henry basketball team wen
the se. nnd game In the series of live
f-nuteslH with St. Peter's five nt the
former's hall, -HIM! North Fifth street
The game wns plnjed last night, scon scen
27 te i-'.
The featuic of the contest was .he
pla.xing .f Meehnn, who teglstert-d 1
field goals, and Eddie Gallagher, who
wns credited with L
On next Wednesday nt St. Peter's
Hall St. Henri's will oppet. Cntlu-dral
and St. Peter will meet Nntlviti l.i
two games, the pieceeds of which will
be deieted te Tenunv Ihinleni.i, who
hns I ii ill for i long time.
BOOKMAKING AT HAVANA
Mutuel Machines Alse Will Be Con Cen
j tlnued at Cuba Track
Il.-U.lliu, Dec. :.'7 In the helief u.
a ...iiMi.li-rnblc number of pntremi fnier
doing their watering with bookmakers,
the Culm-Aniericnii Jockey Club has'
decided that It will nocemmndnto then'
patrons b.i reinstating the books today
There will he twelve Is.eks, ten, mid a
combination book Iu the grandstnml and
one In ihe Held stand. The mutuel
sjstem of wngeilng will still be con
tinued as heretofore.
BEGIN MARATHON
BOWLING
VN
lue dual a) atom of wagering will be
the same as hns been In vogue In
juvleus years.
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Boxing Title-Helders During the Waning Year
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cJOE LYNCH
Court Tenni3 Classic Opens at
Racquet Club "Dec" Brown
Makes Bridge Recerd
CHESS JOUST AT
MERION
These he busy dajs iu Ihe luh of
the city and district, as all the indoor
sports are new well under w.iv,
This week is an off one for .some 0f
the various leagues that flourish dining
the winter, but will see the start of
the annual court jeusf at the RBcuiict
Club.
The irerly struggle for the Ilnllahen
Cups, n court tennis tourney en a ban
dicap basis, begins at the Racquet Club
tomorrow, with ether events at tennis,
racquets and squash listed for virtually
every week for the next three months.
The pairings have nlrendy been an
nounced for the Jlallehan Cups grapple,
and as a really geed pbi.ier is lined up
with one less expert in each instance,
some corking poed matches are as
sured.
Max Mnrsten. the golf crn.-k. and
Stanley Pearson, the national squash
racquets champion, are teamed up in
this struggle, and these who have seen
them play claim they will be the "ebony
steeds ' in this Utile argument.
The Racquet Club's "A" team, n
veteran combination, thnt wen the In
terclub Squash League championship
last year, bids fair te repent, but the
Racquet Club's "H" -quad 1b far down
the line. It had te be reergnui.ed this
year owing te some former stars drop
ping out of tournament play, and has
nett yet quite found itf,clf.
The two Germantown teams are run
ning neck nnd neck, being tied nt pres
ent for the lend with the Racquet Club's
"A" combination. The two Merien
entries ure closely bunched, as nre also
the two Overbroek entries.
The Racquet Club mecis Merien
tedu nnd will face keen opposition,
while Gennqntewn's "A" outfit should
blank Huntingdon Valley.
The Germantown "HV meet Wal Wal
lneo Jehnsen's Cynwjd crew at Ger
mantown nnd are liable te drop a match
or two. On puper it leeks ns though
the Racquet Club and Manheim "A"
outfits will once again tackle each ether
in the final clash of the season te settle
the dlt-poBllien of the championship.
Last year the Racquet Hub, with
Teiis Huhn ns a sort of added stiutcr,
cume out en top by four matches te
two. It will be interesting te see
whether hister repeats itself.
Overbroek meets the Princeton Club
this afternoon and a merry battle, should
ensue. The Tiger grnds nre getting
better ever time they play, nnd Over
brook will have te hit and held a fust
pace te step them.
Chess Tourney at Merien
They are holding u chess tourney
out at the Merien Cricket Club, the
first time such an event haw been staged
nf the Main Line club for many venra.
Seventeen entries wen- recehed and it
wns decided te make a Round Rebin
affair.
Di. J. Heward Hrewn prnwde.l the
tint upset when he trimmed Lloyd
Roberts. The latter is n real student
of the game, while Dr. Hiewn plnis by
inspiration. The accepted mev.s un-im
nothing in his life nnd his sjstem wns
tee much for Reb' its
After it was nil ever Di . Hrewn Mild :
This was a great surprise te nie,'
Llevd "
"It was a g! enter one in m,., ,vns
Roberts' snappy cemehack
However. Rebctts has wen three
games nnd seems te have a slight edge
en the ether competitors. William H.
Hutt, chairman of the Heuse Commit
tee nt ihe Ilaverferd Club, has wen five
giincs but has jet te meet eithei Di
Hrewn, Roberts, or H. M. (Ted) Ed
wards, the tennis nnd squash stnr. w'he
ple.is a neat game of chcas iu his idle,
moments.
The entries fellow
Lloyd M Helier. s. ; . ( i',,,),
Kdwurde, .1 Henri S nttergoed, Wil
liam II. Hutt, ihiiirmnn of the Heuse
Committee; I'mnl. Hennett, .Inliii l
Finns and C c Meri's ihe nickel
stars; Di- .1 lluwurd Hiewn, Hum
Mllllln, se.-ier expert , Albert H, Mills
the squash l.iiiuniiri Stephen Merris
Rkhtird R. Montgomery. J R RedgeiH
It. P. Sher.-r. Rebert (', Clothier, Alex
ander llenl and W. C Alexander, Jr
Hutt bus beaien lmrls, Mifflin
Montgomery, INulgers nnd Hennett!
while losing te Roberts, who nlm
downed Meri Is nnd Redgers. H.-nnett
while losing te Hutt. bent Mifflin ill .i
Montgomery, the latter also losing te
Merris. Redgers get the derision ever
Hennett nnd Meuis, while Alexundcr
wen from Clothier,
HALLAHAN CUP TILT
BEGINS
TOMORROW
DECEMBER 27, 1022
L
TO DISCUSS RULES
Many Important Subjects Will
Receive Attention of Grid
Menters in Ney Yerk
CONSIDER "PRO" PLAYING
New- J'erk, Dec. 127- The nnnunl
meeting of the American Football
Coaches' Association which began nt
the Aster today, started n series of
conferences of great interest te fob
lowers of the gridiron sport, brought
together men from nil sections of the
country who will bring out suggestions
for changes In the rules ns well as
pertinent comment concerning the
ethics of the game nnd the men who
officiate.
The officials yesterday issued a call
for a meeting in this city en January
fi, nt which the Amcriran Football Of
ficinls' Association will lie enrnnlw-d.
The purpose of this body will be two
fold te teach a clear understanding of
the rules nnd te crente n mere whole
some respect nmeng certnln colleges for
the eIBclal.-i and their decisions. This
second preposition in expected te come
up at the meting today and no doubt
will be hnndled In the annunl report
of the Football Rules Committee, which
B, K. Hall, of Dartmouth, will present
nt the annual congress of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association at the
Aster tomorrow
It will be recollected that Hall created
quite a sen-atlen with his report last
year, in which he charged that some
colleges were threatening officials with
reprisals of various sorts if they did
net see fit te favor the home eleven.
This subject has net been dropped by
any means nnd the officials are reedy te
Institute n bojeett against these col
leges. Among the topics which the coaches
will discuss teclav Is the preposition ad
vanced by Tad Jenes, of Vale, that all
couches sit in the stands instead of en
the players' bench. This topic involves
the companion preposition of side line
coaching, which also will be given a
thorough airing. It is an open secret
thnt in pite of the restrictions in the
rules side line coaching still flourishes
and in some colleges hus reached a most
advanced stage.
The conches nlse will hnve quite a
debate about the mentor who plays pro
fessional football. Last year the ad
visory committee of coaches which ects
with the Rules Committee, pnsed a
resolution calling en the colleges te step
coaches fieni playing with the "pros."
This wns approved b.i the Coaches' As As As
socletion. Hut Inst fall it was noted thnt a num
ber of college coaches were plnvlng the
professional genu.. This preposition will
be attacked with vigor again bv the
Advisory Committee, whirh nlse will
meet tedny prier te the general con
fabulation of the conches.
Discussion of the technical side of
football today will center about the
try for point after touchdown. Last
ear the major topic wns clipping from
behind, and the conches' recommenda
tion that this he prohibited was heeded
by the Rules Committee. New all the
excitement centers in the mooted try for
the seventh point.
About Seventh Point
There nre many cesche. particularly
from the Wfst. who want the old goal
from touchdown, with the kick nt the
angle where the ball was carried ever
restored. In the Fcst the sentiment
seems te faier giving the present rule
another year's trial. The new- rule,
which made it possible, te score the
eerenth point with u dren kick, place
hick. lerwiiru pnsw or rusn. was un
popular nt the stnrt of the 1922 season,
but ns the campaign progressed it grew
in favor
The conservative element among the
cen.hes is expected te stand strong in
favor of the new rule. Glenn Warner,
who wns the lender iu the movement
which brought ubeut the change in fnver
of eleven-innu football for evcrv point
scored, will net be present He is In
California with bis Pittsburgh team,
nut 'there will be ethers te take up the
cudgels for his principle.
Seme of the coaches will tight for
the return of the All-America and ether
"all" selections te the Football Rules
Heek. This year the Rules Committee
kept Walter Camp's and ether selec
tions out of the book and substituted
u list of one-time football luminaries
who had made geed In business and
I be professions. This list failed te
create the expected furore. The old
hint- elevens were missed.
The Rules Committee felt that in per
mining the Camp selections te go into
the rules book it made the general pub
He feel that it was standing sponsor
for his teams and that this made the
Camp All-America official. This sup
position is based en a fallacy, nnd
some of the conches will vote te tell
the Rules Committee just that.
three Tetter men
en school five
Walten Brethers and Richards
Are Three Stars en Lans-
dewne High Quintet
"IIMTH three letter athletes from the
' lO'-'l five in line, Lansdowne High
eipects te duplicate if net exceed the
brilliant record of lut j ear's football
team n the gridiron The trio of letter
men also plated rt-gularly en the grid
iron team.
They ne the two Wnltens Jee and
Geerge the stars of the foeiball back,
field, nnd Pierce Richards, the snap
1 crime k Gemge Walten, who sun.
mined n broken collarbone during the
grid tenfen, is the captain of the quin
tet. The Walten brothers are the guards
of the quintet, while Richards plays
centet , as he does in football also
A fifteen-game schedule has been ar
ranged for the Linisdewne team. This
Includes eight contests which will be
played in the Philadelphia Suburban
League and iive games with the St
Jeseph Prep of the Catholic League
The opening frnj llndj Upper Dnrbv
High as the opposition next Tuesduy
nfternoen The game will be stage.) in
the Lnnsdewne gvmnnsium.
The schedule fellows
January S Vppr Darby 11. nh
liinuary (l I.e.ver Merlen Hlth
'nenary f. H 1h Park Hljl.
i.inunrj li H iifrf.ml lth
Jtnuary 1(1 l Jcvmrh l'ri.
.Iiinu-irv L-7 -Hwarthmers lllsh
Januari au -L'ww rirb Hit
I'ebruarj ODurbi Hlirh
Wbriiarv l'l Mi jnepli Vite
KH.ruaiy "T lla.liui Hicli
l-'abruaiv Ja-n., I Ws.
Lurch - .V..-rttT i.iti
.rneii 7 -Ixiwsr Mfi m High
Mareh 13 Mrrita Hlth
College Chess Tourney Begins
N Yerk. Jc J7 -Columbia, araru,
Yalt will I'rlncclen will atari their nnnuui
thtat teurnarnant thla aftarnUm at xhi
.r.?nh'." "'m"1? "'" ,P' Club (le!
luinbi, will play ttcalnit i'rloctten and Tala
usalnat TJarrarcl.
FOOTBAL
COACHES
Strangler Lewis Is
Operated On by Wife
San Je.'f, Calif., Dec. 27. I.'d
(Strunglcr) Lewis, world's cham cham
pien heavyweight wrestler, wus op.
crated en by IiIh wife, Dr. Anna
Morten Lewis, for n gathering en
the wrist, It became known here.
Lewis is believed le have- infected
the wrist when he rubbpd It against
a ring pest during n match In
Kansas City,
FEDERAL RESERVE
HAS SPEEDY TEAM
Basketball Takes Firm Held
Among Girls in Uncle
Sam's Bank
MISS SOVRING IS STAR
basketball Ims taken n firm held en
the girls of the Federal Reserve Rank,
who have n team ranked with the best.
They ploy the old btyle roles which re
quite six en a side and only meet teams
playing a similar style of basketball.
With the majority of girls' teamn
playing Eastern league rules, compe
tition is net se keen, but several ether
teams hove banded together nnd tecured
the use of the North branch Y. M. C.
A. court, where games nre plnyesl every
Thursday night.
A record Is kept of the pceres nn.l at
thn anrl nf flirt mttmnnn tt.a el .,l. it...
best showing will be given n handsome
i nun. j, wnicii win ne presented nl a
bnnquet, where the winners will be hon
ored In the proper manner.
The make-up of the team is still
somewhat In doubt, as Miss Vincent,
thn mnnnffni line nvf f.,11.. .l...l.i ....
. ,. ... .-..... UUr ,,vv .u.ij UCl-iUCU U.l
the regular six players. However, from
me eun.v snowing et tne squad It seems
certain that four of these who played
last year will again be en the learn.
One Snre of Jeh
One of the girls who is almost cer
tain te held n regular berth is Mls
Mnbel Sevrlng. who has already had
four years' experience in basketball and
last year web a regular forward en the
bank aggregation. She is one of the
best forwards in action nt the North
Hrnnch and her long experience stands
her in geed stead.
Showing n decided ability at sheeting
for the bosket, and being very proficient
nt dribbling, she fs really the malnstnj
of the team, and is counted upon for
most of the points made by the Federal
lusslcs.
A newcomer at the ether forward
berth Is Miss Esther Thorpe. Her work
In the two games played gives every
indication that she will be a fixture In
the front court, nnd will seen develop
into a capable running mate for the
mere experienced Miss Sevring.
Playing girls' rules the tcejn hns two
centers, the one doing the jumping being
Miss Margaret McBrlde. whll the
ether center is Miss Elizabeth Zimmer
man. Beth aie geed players, and were
en the team last year. Being accus
tomed te the teamwork displayed by
this aggregation, the two girls fit into
things with perfection, and this is a
great aid te the squad.
Mit Moere Graduates
Anether newcomer is one of the
guards. Miss Moere bad some ex
perience as a sub last winter, and has
new graduated te the regular squad.
Her playing has been all that could be
desired, and it will take an tiglle for
ward te get past her for n score.
T....Tlle sr,xth memb,,r nf the team Is Miss
fcdith Hates, the only regular guard
that played in the previous season. Miss
Hates has had one year's experience,
and has developed into e capable bas
ketball player. With two fine guards,
n pair of capable centers and two for
wards who rank with the beet, the Rank
maids ere looking forward te winning
the championship.
The opening ganv of the vear was
agalnbt Tayler Business College nnd
nfter a hard fight rculted in a setback
for the Federal lassies, the score read
ing 30 te 20. Tills defeat foiled te
discourage the melds who handle Uncle
Sam's currency.
Western Electric wns the next op
ponent, and the fulr damsels from the
Electric Company received the shock
of their lives when Federal romped off
with a 21 te 8 victory.
PENN SPUTS AT CHESS
Breaks Even With New Yerk Unl-1
veralty In Intercollegiate League
New Yerk. Dc. 27 The champion
ship of the Intercollegiate Chess Lengue
will return from bosten te New Yerk
this week. Judging by the results in
Ihe first round of the twenty-fourth an
nual teurnnraent contested nt the rooms
of the Marshall Chess Club
Last year's championship team of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
suffered defeat at the hands of tie quor' quer'
let representing the College of the Citi
of New Yerk, headed bv A. Edward
aantaslere, "is, holder of the Marshall
C. O. championship. City College wen
" .. tf .C DSl'IV HI. - IU rJ t
At tie at 2 te 2 was the outcome of
the encounter between New Yerk I'nl
versity and Pcnnsybanla. Cernell con cen
seted te take the bye in the opening
round te accommodate the plnicrs of
Pensylvanla end M. I. T , most of
whom plan te get away befeie the
week -end.
Hener Sarazen and Hutchinson
Oilre, Dec 27 One- SAisnin nMlena'
epn aelf champion amt .Ter Hutchlaen
fermfr llrltlsh open champl. i. were bum",
of honor arr.en Chlcore cot,.,, en th avj
of thslr exhibition tour of th Wmt Saraterj
an exhibition of hla atrekta
Amateur Sports
ThUUn Field Cluh, a acoend or tli.rrl claai
eccer tam would like ie b-ieit uama. 2,
home for BunJava Manaaer. S1U viol
atreet
The Hpekane Irofalennli. a flrt-cle
teinl-pie lejin. have a few eLn ').
home or away Matt Hlnkla, S15 Seuth
t. uneaten ll etrtel
Haaketlnll players, fa Knt rr.uh..
r-anted te emanlxv a teuriet-n te r.nMn
r-ir old team J yabuUky, tee Ren-h r-iii.
terald etreel
Til Incarnation baekelbali ten-n wei. rl
like le arrange auinecl ulth llMn-elahten
Kerth Marahall atreet '' ,M"
The (-iinidrn Juilra Club, , thlrtuen 'c.-flf
n-yar-eld rile, wnuld like in arrvnR
( with teiiiu of the Htm, t.t ,, , ,"
or aa P (Irevnlx-ra OOH iValnu' , m
Camdjn N J
T1.e Ialler Miliaria, e Itilr.rer. n (if
sear old Ave -reul.J like te hur fi. in . m h
of the came raitber haiine l.n' E , m,
IH c dr etreet
The Artna Travelera, a flrat-clan i.a.
nil team would like te bunk tun, ft, u m
leame of ihe aanie dun navin a n-anenjble
suarante T ruhll 2241. ilnntree tr.
The r-hriidnn It, (',, u feurtevn te iili'er
vonr-eld traiellniT team would like in hear
'rem learn offerlna reaaenabie Induceincnti
1j 1 likeff 748 Perter Jlri-ei
I'din A. A, a nfteen-te-aei-entein -r-eM
travallnK .twin, would Ilk te hear from
''J";.8?-!."! !!"". efferlnii Inducem.nta
and havlna nalla J. !.', mnv a.,.,h u,..l.
i..i., -'.." ""' "'
CONFER HERE ON
E
Service Schools' Representa
tives Will Meet te Draw
New Agreement
CADETS NAME 1923 SITE
Whether Philadelphia is te hnve Ihe
Army-Navy football classic in 102.1
wlM likely b known emc time today.
Commander Douglas L. Heward, the
Naval Academy representative, and
(iptaln Rldgeway, of the Military
Acndemy, will meet nt the Hetel Adel
phla this afternoon for the purpose of
conferring ever an agreement covering
the Army. Navy games for n term of
years,
The ngreement under which the last
three gnines were plnyed hns expired
nn.l n new one is nerenry.
Commander Heward, with the sup sup
pert of the Naval Academy adminis
tration, will urge that there be no re
newnl of the prevision by which the
games cannot be played south of Phila
delphia. Baltimore nnd Washington
have both entered the lists as possible
locations for the big bervice game, and
it l pointed out that tliey nre little
or no farther from West Point than
New Yerk City Is from Annnpells.
Baltimore Is making a particularly
het fight for the game at some future
date, nnd is calling nttentien te lt new
stadium, seating 02.000 and susceptible
of enlargement. Its .Mayer and ethers
will advocate Its claims.
It Is conceded that the Army will
have the choice of place next jenr and
Is net likely te cheese Baltimore, bnt
officials of thnt elty hoi te land the
game In 1024
The Navy's representative also will
urge that (lie game of next year b
played en December 1 rntber than No
vember 24, which will he the date if
the former previsions prevail.
Any agreements reached bv Com
mander Heward nnd Cnptaln Rldgeway
must, In order te beeme effective, re
ceive the approval of the two service
schools and the War Department.
MAXWELL AFAVORITE
Among Many Phlladelphlans In
Plnehurst Gelf Teurney
Plnrhurst, Dec. 27 Nerman Max
wtll. of Philadelphia, former North nnd
Seuth chnmpieh, nnd William Reekie.
of T'pper Montclair, former New Jersey
fitlehelder. arp favored for the medal
let's honors among mere than 100 con
testants who participated in the quali
fying round of the twentieth annual
midwinter tournament et Pinehurst to
day. The Philadelphia district Is well rep
resented by n dozen or mere players,
Including Nerman Maxwell, Herbert L.
Newton and H. B, Newton, of White
marsh; Charles Oimbel and I. H. Sil
verman, of Phllment; Dr. ,T. H. Sim Sim
mcrmen. of Lu bu Temple; J. M.
Thompson, of Spring Haven; R. Hunt
Sweep, H, B. Bwoepo and H. B.
Swoope, Jr., of Overbroek.
Beys' Club Has Open Oatea
Tba ImmanuM Luthtran Bera- Club haa
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nf age A poed ahewlna- haa haan mast,
four aucceaalvp camea t.avtnc bwm added
te the rlrht alda of the lMlser. There are
till a aw open datea and teama wlatilna
camea aheuld ant In touch with William
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