LiliSllN BlleNli BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Would Permit Admission
Charge to Amateur Bouts
—Vote Is 31 to 16
ALBANY, April l2.——A second try
and Will Be Unable to Meet b
In]; Mash—Chi Due yesterday resulted in the passage y
in B!“ 090" Tomogrow i the Senate of the bill of Senator Rob
C on R. Lawson of Brooklyn, legalizing
We Cowley. the New York vet- f amateur boing exhibitions under the
foam tintwelgllt. will not meet Louill‘. supervision °‘ “‘9 ““3““ ““9“”
‘ W of Bridgeport in one of the “-0: Union or the Intercollegiate Athletic
29mm mm“ m, Wm precede me“ Association. The vote was 31 to 16.
m GrebGeorge Chip affair at the; The Senate defeated the measure
will!!! show that the ‘Union Boating last night by a vote of 25 to 16, three
’ ‘ 'm conduct at the State street : less than required for passogo. The bill
W in Bridgeport on Mondav: in fact legallzes the charging of an ad-
Iii“; Boils on his neck have made mission fee to such exhibitions which
., it impossible (or Conlfrey ,0 ‘0' are to be no more than four rounds of
mm with his agreement with the three minutes each, with five ounce
folub matchmaker who succeeded last 3‘0"”-
jalgat in substituting Young Eddy or D" “Ohm J- 39“: “me"? dim-"W
3 .. Greenwich. ,of the Crescent A. C, in a letter to
hunger Jack .\lohr. who looks at 3"“3‘“ 1“"
m Gonifrey, phoned Billy Hogan. the one of the most important arts in the
., notchmaker. the other night to the ef- development of a ”mm"
he! that hit! man had developed boils' Quite a number of amateur clubs ai-
o‘ h“ neck Ind that he had sent him tiliated withuthe Amateur Athletic Fit-
.3)": a ‘ ”VIM“! for advice. The. pm,“ ion, which sponsored the bill. sent pe-
e” advised Frankie to “t”. out of tho titions to the legislators asking for fav-
fl.‘ and this message w“ comlnuni,°"b1° actions on the measure. At
and to Matchmaker Hogan yesterday present clubs staging amateur tourna-
' ntternoon. Frankie and his manager ,Vments permit only members and guests
however, will be here Monday night,‘ to see the bouts, as no admission can
when the fighter will be introduced to, b“ charged.
the fans who will be able to see for' .—
ii‘themselves the unlit condition he is ln‘HOWIE BAKER
"101' the tussle. I MAY LAND JOB
Mot Twice Before. 1 WITH GIANTS
in Young Eddy the club has securt-d' —
the serum 0, a good and ”My, 1m} xnw ORLEANS, April 12.‘-J0lln
‘V fl”, The “.0 have already fought mol'lidlraw. manager of the Giants. inst
"” good battles and this coming scrap, night announceddhat he had released
should prove a hummer. Louis is one Edson Hemingway, infield“ 1" the
of the most promising llglltweightsi NM" 0’1“" club 0' the Southern
net-ennui». while Eddy is a stiff punch-i IMF“- Heminflay PTOMW “ii"
161' with lots 0, pop and steam. Their play third base for the Pelicans.
i-flrat bout at the Casino was a corkcr ‘ The release of Hemingway. who
.1“. full of action. , came to the iGants late last season
The two met last Monday night at from Houstone 0‘ the Texas Leagu
n show held in New Haven by George
Munroe. the former scrapper of days
_‘ gone by, and it resulted in a draw.
While the battle was not interesting,
2. this was because of the frame of mind
thc'two boxers were in he houqeiswepner now is with New Orleans.
Twas a bitter disappointment and tho and Howard 83ka with Nashville.
4... boys had been forced to accept a cubma) be picked for the jOb'
:, "in their ”ends." Neither one tried any!
- BASIN!) SARI];
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ew York Boxer Has Boils
infielder, Jo'e Rodriguez. first base-
man. The Cuban will be retained and
efforts will be made to land another
utility infielder of experience. Joe
:too hard to tight. But with everything ‘BAT LEVINSKY
net and guaranteed they should give 3; MAY BATTLE IN .
lflcrent account of themselves hel‘e' ‘ ELM CITY SOON
Jfonday.
.o, l
,3}!!! has been training faithfully} llaS‘ing Levlnslty of Bridgeport and
find consistently down at his own gym' Jack Dempsey of California will soon
my”, for some time and last appear in a lS-round bout before IL
{New Haven club. This much was
Milo-snag” called up to 3"" the, made known last night. The River-
W0? mum” th‘t his protege, side A. c. which promoted the Johnna
m be in tiptop physical condition.‘ Dundee-Willie Jackson. baflld is after
‘ has u” been working right' llhedl'iiltfllch and will in all probability
' t an .
‘M should be at his ”a" He, ter Levinsky's business,.has vit‘ltll-r
and with the cblnse made and » agreed to all the conditions laid down
Into hat night that he would go . to him by_ the club, but Jack Kearns is
r amt immediately after the Effigy “my; “1°" 5“" “OW '19
u. . say a n . .
m hell clanged. The fact of the matter is that
Dsmsey is booked to meet ‘Billy Miske
'at St. Paul next month. but John Reis-
ler, Dempsey's former manager, is
threatening to prevent him from light:
MWantAdslm-oto'm
- i:
2 "mid mils usi v.
_ sills Hill lililiili
Loos that if Kidneys Feel Like
,- __ Lead or Bladder 80th".
folks forget that the kidneys.
1 tlls bowels. get sluggish and clog-
and need a flushing occasionally
"we have backache and dull mis-
i the kidney region, severe head-
f rheumatic twingea, torpid liw
acid stomach, sleepieunols and all
of bladder disorders.
{ion annply moat keep your kidneys
andciean. and the moment you
‘ , ache or pain in the kidney
get abougjour ounces of ad
from any g'dod drug store here.
to the flghtFr's services. Just how this
little affair will end up is something
that has not yet been definitely decid-
ed. John Reisler apparently is going
to make good his threat as he already
i has left New York and is now in.8t.
Louis prepared to takelegal steps to
enforce what he, says are his rights.
—-—--1-
LOU BOGASH'G ALIBI.
penned for his poor exhibition with
young Eddie of Greenwich at New Ba.
ven, Tuesday night. comes td'the front
with a sound alibi to the effect that he
is-not in the game for his health. Bo-
gash says the management, when the
receipts were attached, wanted to hold
off in handling him the shackles. This
with the small crowd present toot:
fight. can ya." reopens Lou, ‘for a guy
that's tryin' to gyp yo outa yer
dough?" Moreover Boga-h says he is
used to fighting with ~ boxing gloves
opcnboforotho bout had gonofar.
, ,1 rial-dd boxing was
leaves McGraw with only one utility '
Danny Morgan, who looks af~
lng. claiming that Keorns has no right ' ‘
Lou 30th who has been roundly '
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'Johnny Dundee,
madam, Scotty’llonteith, is well onlOrsat Lakes Naval Training Sta
any any desire to all!!! "Y0 can't the road to recovery. Dundee pas-odiin Chicago Saturday‘night. Apparent-l
the crisis in pneumonia and is out of iy, however, Joie has not specified;to p].
' rec-i ,
whether they would be worlds . It. “pm again. ‘He h” been “ hold—
ia to be resumed that novmeans aa- 0“"
‘aociatlon records. and it would not]
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'two-milo race in 0:10 or thorcaboutl.
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Harry Poliok announced last night,
that ho was prepared to promote a
says. felt the‘aanls wrestling match between Ital-in Pion-
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may»
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according to his of the Amateur Athletic Union at ti 0: League star, who “9‘9““! the New‘Yol-k city has been elected captain of
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bout as the feature of an athletic it is likely that he wll make-ha debuti
'tonmamont between the two canton- today agailiat Seton Hall on Fordham
mens eiher April 25 or 26. ' Field.
Neal Ball, the former American; 'William 8. Gray, Jr., 1919, of New
S'Haven nine of the Eastern, Leanne the Princeton basketball ' team for
last year yesterday signed a contract ncxt year. ,
nd base and act as field’
John Kennedy, captain elect of Co‘
lumbia's 1919 varsity football team,
. left last night for the naval training
Charles G. Stradolla of North Tons-[mum at. Nantucket. Besides playing
wands. N. Y.. yesterday was reelect- ond on tho foobail eotn, Kennedy was.
u all captain of the Yale baakothon'tbc choice for intercollegiate water po-
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iDodge and Camp Zachary Taylor, re- Bill Dwyer will be put in short field. the management'of a club lather-n.
spectively, will meet in a six round Bill Finn is able to pitch again, and owe (you: ”has,
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