SATURDAY, U ARCH 4. -1S2Z.
Title Is at Stake Tonight Coin WflDetermine Last B
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND, OREGON
Jty Basketball
itching Trio
Joins Camp;
Cox Is Signed
At the Training
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By Oeerre Berts
CAN ANTONIO. Tnu Vwck 4 Th
O work of Heinle Groh, playing third
tut for the Giants (Or the- first time In
Marly 19 jrivt iu the feature of the
world, champion' workout. The Giant
Infield, retarded as the Cutest in
-ylKADKNA. CaL. Mara, 4 Pitchers I ball, was line wHh Ore at third.
JaMe etUMletoa. Hmn Vmui I Bancroft at alert. Frtoch at
1 Harvey ("Soda") Sutherland lolned I Earl Smith, subbing for Kelly, on first
e Portland Bearer training- camp here Kelly he not reported yet, being HI In
riUy. Jtaamyi-wea delayed Id hours la California. . - - . ? ... - .
uv IM Mima - n k A nwwt t i.r..i.
nUK.usv uuumiiw 1 imiuintea esrinr the eneii or
To Determine
3NwRules;in
Pigskin Play
SCENE from one of the 16 numbers on the program of the
fourteenth annual exhibition of the Portland Social Turn
, Verein to be held under the direction "bt Professor Gen
serowski in The Auditorium tonight. - '
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- .' Br Walter
TVEW' TOKK- March . The character
Vitttpw of football which the !
rwuD ; wm see next fan win be de-
trmhwd t week,tThe. football rule
wMnmjue wm meet Friday. It will
have before It '-' the : nirjtln
have molted from sectional meetings of I
coaches and officials and action oa these
wiu oe wamnea with Intense interest by
both the public end by the thousands
ssssz s-rsan; foT JETS . ,K
stin la
the effects of the Blight attack I .Mik th.t m tk. nml
1 "P. w fe w wr a training squad wa looking forward to-i
"r I oay to a snapping workout.
-w iTa ve iouutwi i
Manager-Tommy Turner secured. the
matures ( B Ural ller, Mlddleton and I Cardinals spirits were 100 ser tttieu eaeUij m
immT 1 imle and thi atntraeta were I hlrhov tad aa a mH f rha umam I -
ikinn la weather whbto itrUt nut hl . TT " trans up I
bell field yeeterdayvinV the i- SLfSTIrJlL ,ac tte
letes. tired of banging around, a chance I T-TZ VZ.ZZ '77 , r"" w'r"
l MMixh tKi i- , I team appears late for the berinnincl
-i. ii t ,--lV-r' u.uu neen ; snggestea
Dallas. March 4Two rookie Ditchers. I that a. penalty he provided in tha rates
Eddie Guess of Canton. Ohio, and Georse I and also that the teams themselves be
Kledel of Cleveland, were- to pitch to I neia respomaibla for their appearance oa
morrow la the first cam of the Indian I th field on tlmt at tha perinnint of
irufliDi seaeoa mwui xjwiaa. miuM uma quarter. t
rarded to rresldent William IL
Irpper last Bight 'Another ray. of
inahtne which came into the quarters
ue Friday was the signing of th docu--n
(or 1112 by Dick Cox, regular out
'l.ier last aeaaoo. Cox and Turner
id a long conference and the result
that Dickie put his name to the
polpefa." j . : i T
:I1BLKT HIGH IS BUB
Charles Ugh, outfielder, Is due to
rrtrs in camp today, while Jim Thorpe,
e famous Indian athlete ; Sargent and
vrna are expected to put In aa ap
"arase within tha next two or three
r. Ne word has been recetred from
mmy Poole, the Southern first base-
aa, but Manager Turner is not worry
n a whole lot, for he knows that Pools
i l be among those present before long.
, The weather wasn't as warm Friday
t It Sraa the day before and a a
etilt tha pitchers were not worked as
ri as tbey might have been. At
.at. the piarera went through a stiff
ractioe la fielding; 3
.ftKABOB BBACTiat 0AMB
) AfrangemeaU were completed last
't ht to have the Cox-Haas baseball
m, champion Of tha Beuthera Call for
:a Class A league, meet tha Beavers ta
Speaker's boys got their ft workout I koTITIID BT OFTXCIAI,
. I At preaenl aa official notifies each
west Baoen, me ataren f. jror toe l team wnea ue intermission Is over,
first time since they cams here, George I Another suggestion mad in the sec
Gibson's IS Pittsburg pitchers and ftve I tional Conference i that the ofHbial
catchers went into action full blast this I blow . his whistle and declare a touch
morntn. There was also aa hour's I down the moment a man carries the
track work today. The balance of Gib-(ball across tha goal line. - i
aon'g 4 players will report fcera to- Tha question of. svbstiCnting pteyers
morrow. t na rtca"d from all angle and
CaUllna Island. Cal. March l-The 1? ftjf TJJ7.
Cubs wm get their first taste of com- SfVJf? ltZ" 9 tt now
peUUon here today when the squad will tS&JZ! avca'
k. ..a m,. tw, ff. inntn uuos. reittsal to leave the iani when a
contest. Tomorrow a full nine Inning I to, penaltJea f or illegal sub-
l.xi. v., ik. I Stltuuon not discovered until later in
"goofs" win be staged. Manager KUlifer other matters hearing on
Is expected to begin the weeding - out I tWrrula undoubtadely wUl b taken up
Drooeaa within the next week. ww
. . . I i uonBtoeravion wui no grven tn mat-
Seguln. Texas. March CE3d Gleaaoa.itar of a fumbled mint received hv a
nractlca aame here March 11 and oa I skipper or the wnite box. is expecung I nlarer of tha kickaVa aida and aed-
i following Sunday tna uregonians i mucn assistance on we mouna uue year i oaqtauy kicked out of his hands before
ill take oa the rasaaena yuka. - wogirrom xon .jose acosis, we aienmuuve referae daclarag the pal dead.
a anemoer oi uie bviUH
on. but sow that ha has -come to
-rms with the Beavers he will not be
rmitted to play with his former team
tea,
I'.lp King la having eonsiderabU
take any more chances. Manager
urntr dl not permit him to don a
i i form .Friday. The big catcher looks
:.xl aad aspects te have a big yeas,
n4 for that reason he dees not ant
take any chances of Injuring himself
sfora the league race open.
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P.CCHpop:
Title Won
By Vandals
DASKB1MII
Cuban, who has shown well In practice
! thus far. . Dick Kerr. Amos S trunk and
George Lees today comprise the list et
absentees and unsigned athlete.
New Orleans. March 4. The arrival of
4uble with Us ance aid. aot during Watty PlPP. first bujmw. and Frank
liWUli MJA V aJsBXiaa, (UUUDt U AW S aww
ond trial, helped today to swell the
ranks of the New Tork Tanks. In train
ing here. Many of the regulars. Includ
ing Jtoth, Maya, Bcaang, uoyi, sac
Nally, Baker and Devermor, are still at
Hot Springe.
rumors' Exhibition
j To Be Held Tonight
The final dress rehearsal for the four
nth annual exhibition et the Port
md Social Turnverala was held , and
rofusar Ttlehard Oenserowskl Is ready
r the grand opening at I HI o'clock la
he Auditorium tonight Sixteen nunv
tm are oa the program and ne waits or
'its will he tolerated.
i he Tamers have been praetlcsng
Ovfuny for the last two months In
r.persUon for tonight's entertainment
1 MTtrU txinTUofu are planned. ,
narry Wins get ll.H4.n for smack,
r Kid Norfolk en the Jaw )a the sec-
i renM at the Garden Thursday
-ht. lie who got smacked got the
-no amount. The match drew a total
.ie et Ut.4Tt,a. '
TIUINOORTATXO
BULDTG 031 SHJTT PLATS 1
The ruling oa aB shift plays will once
more come up and there promises to he
a long discussion aa to how the rule
shall he worded so as to make it abeo
lutely clear to officials and coaches
what movements of plays will be per
mitted before, the ball la put In play.
There has been some suggestion that a
penalty be Imposed when an offside man
touches the ball when It la kicked down
field. In order to prevent any danger
of Its being picked up by the opponents
and run with or to prevent it going back
toward the kicker's side If it is bounding
backward. i
Probably the penalties for taking out
time after time has been called three
Umea will be increased...
Tha annual discussion of the kick for
Columbia, Ma March 4, X. N. I Ba after touchdown will be held with
The University of Missouri will meet I the argument-Wkntering around Major
BASKXT1AX.X. BJSSTJVT8 f
i Fort Collins, Colo. Colorado j Aggleg
30, Colorado Mines f7. t
: Boulder, Colo-Colorado college 3,
(Colorado univeraity.13.
Berkeley, CaL University of Callfotv
nit rreahmen defeated Stanford fresh
men, JO to Z. .
I Dual Meet Depends j
On Examinations
the University of California In a dual
track meet at Berkeley oa April' IS, if
the Missouri athletle authorities
eeed In their efforts to rearrange the
examination schedule so aa to enable
the Tigers to make the trip. . j
Daly's suggestion', that after I a touch
down the ball be put In scrimmage oa
Oregon City, March 4,-,-The - Oregon
City Athletic club-Arleta game, played
in ine locar gym 'X'nursday night.
suited ia a 25 to IS victory for the
visitors. The Arleta squad developed
speedy game, and showed an exceptional
brand of team work. The locals were
somewhat handic&ped by the loss of
Goodwin, their star forward. Who broke
his nose by a fall after the first five
minutes of play,
Oregon City. March - 4. The Oregon
City high school basketball squad ?as
defeated by The Dalles high school In
a fast game oa the local floor Friday
evening. By a margin of two points
the visitors annexed the contest, leaving
Dempsey-Wills
Battle Pitoapect
Gets Rise in N.J.
By Balrplay
Cbprricfat. IMS. br The Jounul).
TVTBWAKK, N. J March 4. It ap-
ll peared certain today that New Jer
sey la shortly going to no trie Datue
rreund' of two hotly warring armies.
The cause of warfare would be the pro
posed Dempsey-wills fight In JUckard i
big arena in Jersey City.
: Gov. Kdwarde came through with
statement regarding his attitude toward
the bout as promptly and decisively as
Kid Norfolk went to the aoor oz tne
TITO SCOW, . Idaho. March : 4. By de-
leating Washington State college
here Friday night It to . the Unlver
atty of Idaho basketball team takes both
the Padne Coast and Northwest con
ference tiUes for.lll-Xt i Although the
Yandals may drop tomorrow nirhro
game to b played at Pullman to the
Cougars, they still will head the per
centage ooiuma in nota eonferencea.
- The Idaho squad started with a strong
offensive and swept the Cougars off
their feet during the first U minutes of
play. . '
W. & C. failed to count single field
goal while the Idaho men were piling
up a comfortable score lead. - Before the
Cougars made a field goal Idaho was
leading. II to I. but the lead was grad
ually sawed down. At the end of half
time the Vanaala were ahead Zl to IS.
The game was exceptionally rough. II
rouis Doing eauea on Idaho and 11 on
the Cougar. Cisna and Say era. Cougar
forwards, j and Gartia, Vandal guards.
ware ruled out oa personals. The Cou
gars shifted players repeatedly la the
second period in an effort to stage
comebacks The Vandals slowed their
pace for the last half anil played
tight defensive game. .
Idaho I Pos. W a C
R. Fog (C) F.. ,... Friel (O
A. rox ,...F. Cisna
Thompson. .v..C... ., Sore neon
bteiner ......o..... Loomls
Gartln ...G... Herrlngtoa
Substitutes Idaho r Nelson for Oar.
tin. Washington State i Bayers for Cla
ra. Burke for Sorensen, McCarthy for
Bayere, Borenaon for Burke. Burke for
McCarthy,;
Scoring field basket: R. Fox S, A. Fox
Thompson I. Sorenaoa X. Firel a.
Free throws: A. Fox II out of 1, Loo.
mis I out of t, Friel out of 11.
Boore at half timet Idaho XL W. &
LrpOLKDO. Ohio. March 4 I. N. S-
I X Leading poalUons ta the doubles
and ringlea events In the International
tournament of the American Bowling
Congress in progress here are expected
to be usurped by out- of town bowters,
who banged the pins so lustily last night
in the five man event that exeepUoaally
high totals for this early stage of the
pin Joust were registered. ' ..
Tonight " a number of classy teams
representing Detroit. 8t Louis. Akron,
Cincinnati and Pontiac. Mich, will hold
down . the drives aad another orgy of
heavy hitting is looked for. A trio of
1000 point games were roiled by three
quintets last night, the best being
lose by the Hamilton club of Chicago,
which stepped, Into, first place with a
no total . .
WpmenWith
Escorts to
' Go in Free
D1
The woman's bowling team of the
Multnomah Amateur Athletle club
women's annex will Journey to Hood
River by automobile, leaving the oiub
Sunday at a. bv, and accompanied by
a large number of tans that are eager
to see their team vieterioue. The cara
van ta scheduled to be at Hood River In
time for lunch and the game Is to start
at I p. m. Those comprising the team
are Mrs. A. W. Rudeen. Mlae JuUa
Kane, Mrs. wenaeu Pouisen. Mrs. Cloe
Bernard. Mlae Wlnnltred Barrett and
Mrs, B. IX Sebomacker.
TootBpulIers to .
Battle Winged
, 4M' Basketeers
Basebaix
Baltimore, Mi, March- 4 Pitcher
Dave Danfertb, traded by Columbus to
the St. Teuia Browns, said that he
will not report, claiming that the term
offered him were not satisfactory. Dan-
forth said, ne would help coach John
Bopkim sine.
"jTn,TNOMAH AMATEUR ATH
leuo club's basketball . team will
wind op the lltl-XS season tonight when
the North Pedflo Dental college aggre
gation wiu ne taken oa la the Winged
X gymnasium. The two auiauta are
out for the Independent championship
oj .roruano. - .
Manager J. Raymond Toons sv will
handle the Multnomah athletes while
ueorge ta pewsy. eoaeh of both aides.
win-have a hard time dividing his time
Between tne contestants. Bus Douglas.
also la a member of both eluhe. and It
may be that he will play one half with
each team, something that never before
has Oeen attempted.
The game will start promstly at 1 :1S
o'clock and social dancing will follow.
uarry nscner nas oeen named.
. WrWl BB SOME" AFT All?
Centralis, Wash, March 4-Graat
Hodge pest. American Legion, has chal
lenged Company L, national guard tank
corps, at ar -knock down drag out" con
test, consisting of seven bouts, to be
Madison Square Garden ring from the l staged in the local armory la about two
effects of a blow which no one seemed ! weeka The nrooeeda from tha fimoV,,
uo-lthe opponents 15-yard line and one play the locals with the low end of a 20-22
be allowed In which to score one point
by kick, rush or forward pass.
" LEWIS KEOAIHS LAVBJEL8
. WlchJU. Kan., March 4. (L N. B.)
After losing the first fall ta 41:20 Ed
(Straagler) Lewis took two quick fans
score. The game proved languid In the
first half, which ended' It to 8 In favor
of The Dalles, but the Q, C H. S. five
tightened up on tne last period ana
made the up-river squad hurry. The
local boys - are In good condition and
expect, to, he lh good form when they
play Mojalla Tueeday night. A victory
to see. Edwards says he will permit
the fight to be held, as there Je no law
4gainst it in New Jersey.
But Gov. Sdwarda may find that there
is something aa strong as the law against
this battle, namely a powerful public
pplnlon. Hudson county, of which Jer
sey City is the seat and metropolis, is
the one real fight centre in the state.
The county is tightly in the grip of poll-
will he divided
ganixatlonA. -
between the two or
is
from Sanialaus Zbyesko here last night hajEW TORK, March .Wk ver J0" ,wju. ."f. A "JJL f2!
and regained the world' heavyweight
wrestling championship. A headlocjt
gave Lewis the second fall In "It min
utes and three minutes later anotner
he ad lock gave the Str angler the match.
TRANSFORTATIOlf u
el&sst TUT la-Cl. Worth She, Hr Teni
ill Dempsey, heavyweight champion.
and Jack Kearns, his manager, win sail
for Europe In about three weeks, the
latter stated today.
that the trP abroad would set back the
nroDosed Dempeey-Willa match until
Labor day, '
with The Dalles and a chance for a try
at the state championship in Salem.
tMana Rn ,liuwW,. outsida Of MOW- I aUKlO
ark and Petersen anyway, the character I plate.
and habit of mind of Jeraeymen is
against any such bout. v
Any nttempt on the part of Governor
Edwards of the Hudson county political
erom to sanction a Dempsey-Wills fight
on Jersey soil is likely to open the eyes
of these men, and -the promoters and
BEAKS MAT LOSB "BRICK
Berkeley CaL March 4,-L N. R
"Brick- MJiner. University of Califor
nia's star football, baseball and track
athlete, may be out of athletics for sev
eral months as a result of a sprained
sustained sliding to the home
Muaer bad not planned to clav
baseball, bat was getting Into trim for
tne tracK season.
R. E. C MTARLAKD. chalrmaa '-
of the Portland boxing commission.
baa announced that women win he ad
mitted free of charge at the smoker .
scheduled for tonight la the Armory, but
each must be aooempanled by a man
holding a II seat -
All the "boxers on the card had light
workouts Friday afternoon and Cantata
Harry Hansen, matchmaker, has found ' '
them to be ta the best of shape. Two II
round main events are oa the program,
but which will he the last number of the
evening has not been determined.
Jimmy West and Battling Ortega wiQ
form one of the- II round affaire while
Eddie Gorman and Morgan Jones are
down for the ether, and tn order to see
which contest goes oa last. Matchmaker
Hansen win call -them together and flip
a coin.
Just what Jones does to Gorman win
determine Ms likelihood of being sent -
against Bobby Harper In a fnture
smoker. Toung Jones is making U4
pounds for Gormaa aad be Is said to be
fast oa his feet. His punch Is net lack
ing aad he Is out to hand Gormaa a
trimming ta every round. Battling
Ortega also has a future bout against
Heinle Schumaa If ha can shew conclu
sively that he has net gone hack as
some are wont to Imagine.
In the special six round engagement
tonight. Ad M scale and Kid Farrelly
will mingle and on top of this are two
four round contests. The electric gong
was tested Saturday morning and re
ported to he In shape for the one of
Timekeeper Parker tonight without the
aid of his customary hammer.
The first number oa the program wiu
start promptly at Ul o'clock and the
turnout by the fan wm he the decid
ing factor aa to the staging of smokers
on Saturday mights.
BALBWIB IS HONORED
Oregon Agricultural College. Corval-
lla, March 4-Because of the death
James B. Baldwin of Blue Lake. CaL.
former captain and eoaeh of varsity
baseball in llll. the flag en the campus
hung at half-mast from I to 4 o'clock
Tuesday. Mr. Baldwin died la the hos
pital Sunday morning from lung-affection.
He had returned this Quarter to
take up special work la agriculture, hav
ing expected to teach In a Northern
California school. -
Sanders Is Named
Toledo Instructor
Toledo. Or, March 4- Toledo
organised an athletle club aad hag ae
eured A, X Banders of Portland aa In
structor and trainer. Tbe easiness men
have donated 9U0 for the purchase of
equipment for the club room, which la
being fitted up tat the basement of the
Andrews building. Smokers will be
staged once a month or often er, at
which wrestling and boxing matches wUl
be featured.
RELAY CARJTITAL TOKI6HT
Urbane, UL, March 4- (U. P.) The
fifth annual indoor relay game of the
University of Illinois will be staged here
tonight, with prominent athletes from all
section of the country : participating.
The entry liat Is the largest ta the his
tory of the' meet. i
BEATERS ARB SOUGHT
ChehaUa, WasK, March t. Otto 3.
Beusch, Lewis county gam warden, re
ceived this week two beaver traps from
the national biological survey depart
ment for use In capturing a oniony of
about 10 heavers which have been on
Laeamas creek. II mile south of Che-
halla. If the traps succeed la snaring
the beavers, they win be transported to
some of the lakes at the head of the
Newaokunt river. The activities. of the
beavers on the Laeamas caused over
flow of some of the land there, and their
removal Is nsosssiry.
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FR1BAT FIGHT RESULTS
Grand Rands. Mich. Gene Tunney.
light heavyweight champion, won a 10
round newspaper decision from Fay
Keiser, Baltimore. f
Syracuse, N. T-Jlmmy Darcy. Port
land. Or won a IS round decision from
Billy Shade, San Francisco.
Huntington, W. Va- Boh Martin,
army heavyweight champion, knocked
out Eddie ClviL Aahland. Ely, in the
second round. . r - f
jNew Haven, Conn. Tale team .de
feated Springfield, four bouts to two.
i Springfield. ObioWohnny Lewis. To
ledo, and Benny Becker, dnctanau.
fought a II round draw. . 1
i Portsmouth, Ohio ItTg Blair, Ports
mouth, won the decision over Kid Lay
man, Huntington, W. Va. ; j
Detroit Mich. Frankle Mason out
pointed Jimmy Katt In 10 rounds.
Davenport, IowaJohnny Griffiths of
r,tL wah - MarrH i TpntraHa Ithe country in general to the fact that
ViorKi tnHmttuI I . . . . .. . . . . .. . t kl. nrr.imtoA hattUt between a White
. L:;;. .vl I men scnooi s league oasxetoau team CTSTZZ ZTt .Zi i.lr
was defeated by Hoqulam high ehool ' - "
Friday afternoon In a game played ta 1 wWUe Hndacn county is politically tied
tne local gymnasium, -rae wcaos lost by poutieiana of a certain group the
by a score of I to 14. Barney OTay -t-t leeialature at Trenton U controlled
of CbehaliB, refereed the game.
Centralis, Wash., March 4. Centralia
Junior high school team defeated the
quintet of the Chehalle west, aide school
by a' score of 28 to 11 Friday afternoon
at the local gymnasium. In A prelim
inary game, the local seventh grade
girls defeated the eighth grader II to
9. The funds from the latter game were
turned over for the opening of a girls'
rest room at the high school.
St Helens, Or- March 4. St Helens
high school basketball team, behind at
the end of the first half In a game here
with Greaham high Friday night
stepped out and won 21-14. Greaham
hail a Iad nf lft-B In 'tha second ernar-.
ter. St Helens will play Astoria tatngin-
fav those who renresent a rival political
group and it was the opinion today in
many Quarters that if it were attempted
to bring the Dempsey-Wills bout here
boxing aa a legalised sport might be
utterly wiped out of the slate.
REARXS IS 8RREWB TS MAETXG
WILLS A CARD FOR BXXrSETl
Br Henry L. Farreu
T7nUed Pre Staff Oorramoadent
New York. March i (U. P.) Just
soon aa seme nromoter steps up with I
enough coin in his pockets he can have I
fun national and International rights tol
the Dempeey-Wins fight
With Kid Norfolk out of th way,
Wills stands 'Ixiilf as the logical man
for the losers ond of a championship
Clatskanie next Wednesday night for
the Chinook championship.
Tefteheme, Re
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AaiUsaPr
SS. Bee Stat Mar. It
rH Int Ill I Soal.
101 TreO ST, OMNIM STARK
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Ta ahdUraT Oihnuter aiieim. M eeeeX Onum. I Akron. OHIO, snaoea moms ocmauw,
htSiLC, Aimamtat tSeadTS. Omaha, In 10 rounds. Eddie Anderson,
VUa. . I U.1I.. Til h.e Tm TTnewtMj hantam-
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i aeuiBirw
MolaRa, March 4. On .Tuesday. March
7. the high school haakethall team will
play the Oregon City team at that place.
On ITVIrlev anntnr the 10th. thv will
San Francisco Sweepers ConnOrs and play the Canby high school on the local I commiael oners
Art You Going to EuroptT
Or (A Orientt
Or Around thm World?
Why net get axpertensed aad aeew
ret mformation from one who has
traveled extenaivaly tor the benefit
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sutaoMumA , . , , , Bur, BO star 8 June
TSddleT . Handler fought a-four round
draw here last night. Georgia Rivera
won from Billy Harold In the third.
Los Angeles Marty Farreo outiougnt
Johnny Burns, Oakland middleweight
In four round at Hollywood. I
Sacrameoto, CALTommy Cello, San
Francisco, and Jimmy Callahan. Saere
paento, fought a draw nere last msnt
Leon S. Jackson Is
Elected President
Jack Kearns has played hi cards with
eharaeteriatie shrewdness. He has
smoked himself up another match and
another half minion.
As far aa the state Athletle commission
ia concerned, the Wills-Norfolk match
was en the leveL One of the deputy
said today there
floor.
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TORK, March 4v Harry Greo,
the Pittsburg windmill, went six
I rough rounds to a draw with bis own
i shadow In hi first local workout Friday
in preparation for the fight with .Tom
nothing to investigate.
TTttCAL Ftrjrcn
-Norfolk was knocked out by e, typical
Ula Dunch." he said. Several writers
came out bold enough to amy they saw
the punch, bat no two agreed oa what
the blow was that sent Norfolk to the
floor, only to have him hound up full of
Ufa and vigor After the count of 10.
One said It ws a right to th Jaw.
one said a right to the body and a I
third said It was A left to the Jaw.
The tana, however, seem content tol
place it on the list as "one of those
things" and got ready to oarae wita me
Will Princess Mary Have to Reduce,
as Queen Mary Did, Before Her
Daughter Is Married?
A wonderful electric chair, the
invention of a French scientist,
performs miracles for corpu
' lent. folk. By its. use, Queen
Mary lost flesh at the amazing
rate of 3V2 pounds a week, and
regained her girlish figure, to
become the envy of all at
Princess Mary's wedding.
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A short. story of LOVE, HUMOR, MYSTERY,
and ADVENTURE in the Real-West, by Eugene
Manlove Rhodes.
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i MonUvUlA and the "Woodmen of the
World were last night Admitted to the
City league. Several: representatives of
ether dubs were present hut not pre
pared to ask for admittance at the meet
ing last night. Loon s. Jackson was
elected president of the league and
Fred Oasa secretary-treasurer. -The of
fice of vice president waa left to a nomi
nating committee Which will report at
the next regular meeting of the league
to ho held March 17. At this time, adop
tion of a ban win he taken UP by the
league. Sporting goods houses wm be
asked to send In sealed Md en their
impeoUve balla. iu.---i
The report of President Jackson on
th ground situation waa taken - up and
thoroughly discussed, being i referred
back to him for further Action,
The league ' sow eompoeed of six
clubs aad A tentative opening date of
April II was selected.. Salaries of the
amplrea waa decided upon by the league
and the selection of these wffl-he made
at the next meeting. ''
Elma Kennel Club ,
. Plans Dog Show
Gibbons on March is. Greb will start lecalper f or a place at the ringside tn
boxing With sparring partners Monday. 1 Jersey next summer.
He seemed to be in his usual rood shaoel The next aUo in the uOdlng pro-
ana to need only mild workouts to keep I cesa is the scattering et the propaganda
him on edge for the bout. . r lithat-Dempsey will be really risking his
Jack Curley.whTsed to run the I
wrestling game here, hut doesn't anv au
more, with the oresent eamminbrn la I Tn Ugnt u as gooa as maoe rtgnt
control, declared Friday that the game I now. If R wouldn't he audi a play Into
had been killed in New Tork by the tbe hands of the reformers. Jack Kearns
commission ruung permitting rolling and eewe ieu ngui bow wneo ana wnere
Hying falls. Referee Johnny Fleeson, the fight n coins:. to ho held, how much
who has worked in the few hie; bouts Wills is to get sad no doubt he could
held this year, immediately replied that go far enough, to Announce the third
ir tne rules kuiea the game It deserved
to die, as these regulations are th only
cej-Uda gTiarantee Against faking, .
Benny Leonard, sizing up the business
aspects of a - proposed fight with
Charley White in Madison Souare
Garden on March 17, has decided that
hi hand won't be well by that time.
Benny broke a knuckle on Pal Moran's
head ta New Orleans recently.- But
Leonard realises that if his hand will
only remain sore until the open air sea
son begins he may make twice as much
out of the same match, where he could
collect at least $50,000 for hl end. It
is now understood' that, Leonard aad
Jack Brtttoo have agreed te fight in
the opes, oa Decoration day.
Bread way
ChehaOA, Wash- March 4.-A kennel
dub has been organised In Elma, the
purpose and Intention of the club being
to promote tne owning of thoremrhbred
dogs. The; crah win also hold a doer
show at the county fair if the proper ar
rangements can be made. Officers were
chosen as renew; w. Fuller, president:
uenny rearson, secretary and treasurer.
Other members are: X, I France, A. W.
Goodman, C H. Palmer, -. jj. C Mel-
aad Oearge Burtch. ... .
'Terrified By the Pearls
She Dare Not Wear'-
man in tbe rinsv
; After Governor Edwards had An
nounced that be saw no reason why New
Jersey could not put on the bout If tbe
public wanted it. th state boxing com
mission came oat, with the statement
that the pnhoe did not want the bout.
' This looks like the first of the paper
peso necessary zor tne steam-up.
Leavitt Ineligible r
For Huskies' Team
University of Washinrtom Seattla.
March 4-Darrett Leavttt, t ormer Reed
oolleew stndent f prweien tae - - --
The Irish ; Oormpto meet, a atrlnriv I declard tnniA tn .
Gaelic Affair, to bo held in Dublin next j University ef Washington wrestling
August,, will nave aa entry hat of I team for 1922. -.This was done after he
star American Athletes of Irish birth erthad competed in the tryouta and was
extrartion. - , . , successful in winning a place on the
,-' Walsh, representing the Irish squad by defeating Captain Noble Me-
wruiinc w ue uuua cnaies, announcea I vreasy ta tM 15 pouna class. - '
that he has arranged tor the entries of I Leavttt entered the local lasUtutlon
Pat McDonald; 16-pound weight cham-j last toU and as"A result wa only to
... - -.svyasfc cnampisB nammer i resiaence nere ror two Quarter. And A
throwers Matt VMcGrath, V-PooxrfiTJllnB- Of tha Pacific jCoast conference
weuja cnammoa i vma snea, tho na I requires that -three quarters residence
tional - decathkm champioa, and ' Pat I must he bad before entering In eompe-
vvosew, ue iwoBer-vB, amens otsers, traon on a varsity teaaw . - 4- '
Atrue story, told in a fasdnating way, of the.
necklace of Empress Catherine of Russia, and
valued at $1, 50000 now .'owned byDelphine
Dodge Cromwell, who is too terrified to wear
them. ' . ... '
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Itege'Tke First Signs of Spring"
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v-- WUl Appear Exdatheta . in : the "Magazine : Section, of the .
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