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"Kid" Kaplan Is New
Featherweight Champ
Danny Kramer Stopped
in Ninth Round of
Hectic Brawl at
New York '
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BUCKS
1ST BEAR GAME
PAyvrrVA. Calif. fHy lh" Ah-flfH'Kttt-d
lr'fu) Kuuie Itockne,
coach of the Noire Iwtnw foofh.tl)
1 team, lut- Friday htKiied the won!
that klibd chances of a irt--rt-ing
between hln eleven and the
I'DlTeraity of rallfornlu arn ht-n-.
Jtoc-kn'v -who has 4en on side r
Jr,u alt day the rroMsal advanced
by itlimmi of h'!i inv.il utlous. said
' hln learn had r-e i-d a t -v. -r; hat
, ti-rtnjf In the S- v. Year's d:y clash
with Rianford.
Hurry HiunkV-t r, o.tijjrierback,
In in the 1'tt.fH'i ; i j;os;.itnl with a
brokiii ankl'' L. .i a fast; Joe
Pacii has a stiaim . wv.-brae, and
Hilt t'ctnvy has two fractured ribs.
Tim latter two players are not hi
the hospital. Th tut Injurit , sUd
the coach. would greatly weaken
lit team.
Moreover, he added, his men
Mere scheduled to rtfrjino their
studbn at Notre 1'uine January .
Finally. If It u.-re possible to or
ranre a frame with tlx; Gulden
tears, h v d t-r '.a red , the con t ust
would tn played In til Herkeby
aiudiuin and not In 1.os Anjt-hs.
' The Kockne men leave Hat unlay
for Man KranriHtro.
Sport Gossip
I inp bankets, -count on the short
liots.
Tho aiitmnl hi a pood team on
ilhe floor Hliirh had be-n, exi'ci-'-I
to win'lM-fore the atari oi Ile
jtj.HK'. i-'or the- tumnl Xiixx-,.-iurt.
,i at c nter. sj.-tcalf an, I ;.r
t'ty fruard ,nd I'rict am! l.vnch
j forwards. Frank Jtbirk rf. n . d
Tb- lill' iip 1T Cue ti ik seh.'Md. I
Hiimnt-lt at cnicr. Si-wanl :id ''Hf'AtSn. IAI' The iu mnrial :
I'nafiiuno at fornir-ls and Kr-mk 4 -, ktiu iuaiiK-r f,
and t-arindi al unlr, wbu b t;irt-j 1 'tii aKo Whil.- Sx. to Im rct
d ll,- fruiif prov-d the Mronrs d tit tht- "libs park, wttt ! a tiil-j
eoitildnalion al'hoiiKh und I and;'. Ir iid-nt Werk of the I
j l.vman N .ini'i wil at forward J id Kriday ntht. aft-r roitiph iiiiK
I hi iI Kt-rr lar r j.iayed a pood fcani.-; tiiiiiiii.-it io of all din Riibntii-j
Tie (jame Wiisfalrly f;(t but I at Ku;rd. jt.-l. Th iii-inorinl tu i'hanr. who!
was inanv-l h- tiu.ny 1utniA-a und Tiie priiteiKi) -iikt!--c-H in t ),: Kuiix-d 1 1 fume as ib- -fcftr-j
tt rhsid.-riiirT.- uiiiotllit of rOiKt -U'vh tioA plai r w-n in -!! ad-r" during the years he'
work both by the alumni upd the ;abtiiiy tu ki tde hud awav ntiddty i:iaiiitt; the t'u., will fe tribute
hiKti "'" fl: verw ' acl ae.-.ir: f .tnd t.:. k t.f in ... from f.- !M:n.:.in-nt of Hie f .. j
In.pet fur a wliming bas
ketball team seenw-il ititH-ti b t
IT UkM eti-uliia wtien tfie liisli
sfinn4 Mjiiad b-feai(i a Mrumr
aluuuil qubibi by Ibe tunn- of
j:. to si.
VISIT
. .. Yellowstone
" Park';;, .;
RTEUIXH'TU'AV
At ;
Vespers, 5 P. M.
- Methodist
Church
Tomorrow
An opportunity to the
wenders of tho VellowHtoi..'
without expens?. -
Nrmon tiwme "3uKi;fitioii
for 3 2 5.
NEW YOItK fBy th AawcJat
ed Irewj. Jxuis "Kid" Kaplan
of lleriden, Conn., won the world
featherweight championship in
MadiMjn Square Garden - Friday
mght by neorhtif a trrhnleaf
knockout in the ninth round of
a j&-totind title match with iwn
n y Kramer of Philadelphia,
The end rame after on minute,
and 1 1 at-cond of flft-htlng in the
ninth ' round, when Ma Ho(f.
Krumer'H maiiaKer, toased In the;
towel to auve Kruiiier front fur-;
itier puiilHhifieiit. Tht J'hiladvl
phia houihpaw wua battered Into
-oriipeti' M-ibiitiiuion by the Mir
id' n boy. but jfaniely jiiayeU on
I.Ih fcei in ttie face of Kaplan'
rt ifntlejyi attack. . - j
Kaplitn will In rcroKnlc-d' c
wortd'a featherweiht champion h
th.f S't'w Vork athletic coinmtatuoiit
by virtue of hut victory. Thj
coinmia.on ruled that the winner?
of the elimination tournament
Kould le the, world' champion In-j
aKniUfji ua Johnny lunde for-j
mer champion, returned the title,
of ti e oomiutftaion to award H '
to liu- vui.ner of this tournament. j
Kaplan I'm Old Tacihw. (
J.aplun used the aanic tactics he1
employed in his previous iKiutal
of the tournament, rtwhiny In)
with a tattooing left and a flash-!
injr riitit tiiat lorv down h'a op-
ponent for stven rounds of thej
Imttle. After the socund round'
there was little doibt about th
outcome, for Kramer appeared un- ;
at!e to ifet his much touted leltij
into action with the New Knifland
"bua saw" whirl lnf and cottinf
his man to pieces.
I'ntil the virtual knockout In'
tne ninth. It was all one way
w;th the New EngMander puinmel
iiiK away, sevininifiy unubtu to
down his man. Kramer's rltfhl
eye was swollen and his fac
smeared with blood- aa h atrutr-gle-l
to retain his footing. H ac
cepted a terrific beating until hui
u.anatfer threw In the towul in'
After Kramer left the! fin. U
a learned that hln nu h
been broken and there were liev
erul cuts en lib head.
Kupl.in just munaged to acaJti
linuii to the featherweight 11 mil
of 1 'Jt pound while Kramer, a
natural featherweight, entered'lhe
rinjf t lib.
Kaplan is a native of It unU.
He Ik :S yars old and has been
ffdhUiiff for tho past mix years.
He ran away from his Russian
home at the acd of ll and came
to this country to seek his for
tur.tv
Tlie Cincinnati Ket A n
prmr to bav only six retcu
lara around wliom lo build a
La bail icftui tor t iw 1 925
racw la llm .Sat h NiaJ Icato ie.
Huriiii and lmncaii laie li
appcarvil from IIm- otitfiHd,
Jukd IaubTt i-e il.sd, ami
( vt-raty and lloluief bate
beru waived out of Hie
hMUf, altlawixb imy Mill re
mala ou lite rluh'it ruMer.
litM, lliucy aiul She I tan
wul do llw pllibinic. lttinhb-4
M a nt t-t will t-ti. liab
, VlnHII w ill play I bird ha
and l-xldli lton4i' will apjM-ar
: lit ttM otttficbt. 'llH-re are
setcrai a-i-4.
A new champion has be.-n
crowned amouff the junior Indoor
tennis players. Horace H. -fhtt-r of
Gt-orgt Washinffton ' hit school
of New York, winninjr the, crown
by defeating H. Johnson1 of
Newton academy, Waban. iiuA-s..
Th jrslay. Kenneth, , AM, of
Mercershurx academy, la.-it year's
winner, lost In ihs if-ijil-final.
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Preliminary excavations .for th.
new, Hhorta arena in Jonfr : jslun J
city which is expected to si-itt one
hundred thousand will bv ytnrted
Monday, according to official announcement.
THE NEW
J oh n ny Im n dee. who au rren
rfercl the f featherweight boxing
crown, is reported to have ra
bled from Italy his Intention of
giving battle to his successor. Dun
dee at the time lie gavs up the
title. Insisted h was unM lo
make the weight agulu.
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