RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1927.
FIVE
BOUTS SIGNED
BY Jl MULLEN
Rickard Making Plans for
Next Heavyweight Chant'
pionship Battle.
NOT FIGHT GODFREY
TITULAR
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NEW YORK, Dec. 30. The mari
tal affairs of Leonard Kip Rhine
lander, heir of $100,000,000, and his
wire, daughter of a negro chauf
feur, are before the courts again
In a separation suit brought by his
wife.
Mrs. Rhlnelanuer, who two yearn
aRo defeated the attempts of her
husband to secure an annulment
of their marriage on the grounds
filial she hud deceived him as to
her race and color, now asks for a
'separation on the basis of cruelty,
Inhuman treatment and abandon
ment. Hhc asks no specific ali
mony. I Papers In the suit were delivered
yesterday at the office of Sheriff
ITnderhlll for service against
Hhinelander.
, Meanwhile Hhinelander, the New
.Yory Daily News said today, has
gone to Ixmifllana to establish his
residence preliminary to seeking
divorce.
I It first became publicly known
In November, 1924, that Uhlneland
er, then 22, and then scion of one
of the Btate's oldest families, had
been married a. moDth to Alice
Beatrice Jones, 23. & nurse maid,
whose father was a negro taxi driv
er, fioon afterward Hhinelauder
filed miit for annulment, but wan
idefeated in a, legal battle which
iwa? carried to the higher courts.
! Hinco that lime Mrs. KMneland-
er had received monthly the $300
allowed her as temporary alimony
at the time of the suit.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
City Fith and Meat Market
125 Sheridan,
Negro Contender Will Not
Be Matched Against Tun-'
ney Is Claim Can
zoneri Favorite.
! (AoooUle-i I'rvts LcrhhI Wire)
j CHICAGO. Dec. 30. Three titles
j holders are on the ring programs
j planned by Promoter Jim Mullen
I for the next two months, with Big
j natures of many of his headlfuers
already obtained.
I Sammy M mid el I, lightweight
titleholder, and Jimmy McLarnin,
Pucifio coast sensation, probably
will be put on first, sometime In
j January. McLarnin won un "eliml
! nation" match at Detroit recently,
j but It develops he has consider
able difficulty In making the 135
pid title limit, so the bout prob
ably will go on at 136 pounds wttli
Mandell's crown not In danger.
Joe Dundee, the welterweight
; king, and Tommy Freeman, Cleve
1 land contender, are another pair
sought by Mullen for a January
show. K. O. Kaplan and Billy Wal
lace, lightweight contenders, are
planned to top another card.
As a third Invasion of the light
heavyweight ranks, - Mickey
Walker will be pitted in Febru
ary against Jimmy Slattery, re
cently holder of a synthetic share
in the title ot that division.
Walker so far has been successful
in polishing off the heavier bo.v
j erB. -'
Odds On Cttnzoneri
NEW YORK, Dec. 30. Tony
' Canzonori, New York feather
j weight, rules a 7 to 5 favorite to
I wrest a decision tonight in his 10
round bout against Dud Taylor,
the hard hitting boxer of Terre
Haute, Indiana. Cauzonerl con
cluded his training weighing .about
12o pounds while his rival tipped
the beam at 122.
While Taylor Is the bantnm
wetght champion of the National
Boxing association, no title .will
be at stake as both boxers are
above weight. A victory, for Can
Eonerl will practically assure the
New Yorkor of a bout with Benny
Bass of Philadelphia, which will
be recognized as a featherweight
j championship title.
Rickard Makes Plans
NEW YORK, Dec. 30. The
i schedule makers of the American
league and not : Gene Tunney,
Jack DompBuy, Jack Sharkey or
Tom Hoeney will have the most
to Bay as to just where and when.
Tex Rickard promotes the world
heavyweight title match in 1928.
Tex wants to stage the big bout
at the Yankee Htadium Borne time
within the first Two weeks of Sep
tember but he can't make any
definite arrangements until the
schedule makerB reveal whether
the world'B baseball champions
will be at home or on the road
during that period. It will require
a few days for his Workmen to
convert It into a boxing arena, ar
ranged to seat 1UQ.000 spectators
Where only 65,000 may gather for
the ball games.
Tunney can fight before the
tenth of September, 1028, only by
agreeing to a flat percentage
basis for two fights, Rickard said..
No amount of cajoling will induce
the promoter to give up his ex
clusive rights to the heavyweight
champion's services, he declared.
, In outlining the standing of
Jack Dempsey as a challenger,
Tex asserted that the former
champion can meet Tunney with
out a previous content in case
Tom Heeney and .lark Hharkev
both "look terrible" In their elimi
nation battle here January 13.
"These youngsters deserve a
chance." he said, but he indicated
It would be a "shame" to waste
"the perfect" ballyhoo that sound
ed for a third match after the one
time Manassa mauler floored Tun
ney for the "long count" ot Chi
cago last September.
Rlrkard said there was no place
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In the elimination tanks fur
George Godfrey, latest "blnck
menace, who boasts u formidable
Hiring of knockout victories, "lie's
one of the worst fighters I ever
saw," the promoter declared.
"Fought here three times In the
garden andv never showed any
thing. Besides Tunney Wouldn't
meet a negro ;ven If Godfrey
knocked out a few more setups."
N. Y. NIGHT CLUB;
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(Ity lli Associated Press)
NEW YORK. "Sweet Adeline"
has a sister who In going on the
air New Year's Kve. On the song
they wrote 2 ft years ago hick Ger
ard and Harry Armstrong made
$2ft00. Although staggering for
tunes have been spent In precurs
ors to lis rendition, now they have
written "Sweet Klafne,
NKW YORK. Mrs. Harry Hoil-
dlul, widow of the magician, 1h to
do some mystifying herself. She
Is going on the stage In an act in
which she freezes an Indian into a
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NKW YORK. -Three red pics.
rolled td In Ohio alter intensive
search are awaiting deposition on
a steamship flock because they lark
blue blood. Oscar Vlanzuta Mu
Jira. of Valparaiso, Chlln, hunting
sturdy strn k for his ranrh found one
led one in Maryville, Ohio, anoth
er in. Vfiliinfcirn Court, Houtie and
a third In Tippecanoe City. All
ready for a voyage the pigs wn
left behind because the steamship
enmt-any learned that Chile would
admit only registered thorough
breds. Senor Mu Jlca meanwhile
vat huoting oUior zed pigs.
Ajwh-U(H I'rcM Wire)
NKW YORK, Uec. 30.(hox
Helen Morgan, one of New York's
most gorgeous night clubs, waa
dismantled by federul prohlblttoh.
agents early today aftf.r they ar
rested Miss Morgan and eight male
employes. Eel zed a dozen bottles of
llrpjid and spent two nnd one half
hours qestlonlng 350 guests.
Guests at the club were requited
to give tho agents their names and
addresses alter which they ttoro
permitted to depart.
Miss Morgan, who in addition
to her night club activities is also
appearing In one of Ilroad way's
popular shows, was taken to the
West With street police Htatlon
with the eight club employes. Bail
of 91,000 for each Mas obtained aft
er several hours.
Fixtures and furnishings, Valtl
ad nt $50,000, were loaded on six
motor trucks and carted to a warehouse.
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America, Chicago IhihIiiphi men
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HncnuH Aires to Chlcaco in clKlit
dayn, Dunnellan aya, whereas it
now takes 30 days.
I Ho will look principally Inlo
j the possibilities of establishing art
! air passenger, freight and mall
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! and Hie Panama Canal gone.
llarrelt O'liara. former lieuten
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Oonnellan's sponsors. Tho tllghl
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T'onnellan la besought also to
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