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(“lamp Has Ad‘vantage.
From this to the beginning of the
sixth xound Leonard. had the advent
age in every session. but many close
:1 » world's light- MW belie ed that if Menard had
Hui it technical not virtually binded Richie's eye in
.‘l.:(“.i(i]. of Mil- Abe opening round the Milwaukee lad
. Ms- defeat, prov- ‘would have given him the fight of his
. : nilmigor. .. jcereer. In the sixth round Richie
-~u.\llf01"Nin(‘. came up as game as a. pebble and
“mill Leonard 'tried his best to land a solid blow. but
down three lmonard's blocking and footwork were
. -. ‘niu's right eye almost’perfectin defense.
. 25.1955 to \lhe Leonard's snack in this round was
:r thn remain- filer-cc and :he simply battered his op-
' tonnrd the ponent of: his feet. He sent Richie '10
‘ ml- ‘llir‘ surprised ’thefioor three times and was'readyto
l l thc entire put over a'flnishing punch when Ref-
ll‘l'l‘lfl“ left to eree .Haukcp intervened and saved
«m the cham- Mitchell from further punishment.
llf‘ll‘li. Leonard ‘The ’men‘weighed in at 2 p. m.. at
; .ir-in: on one-134 fibunds. one pound under stipu-
. 1.. his manager ‘lated weight. Both looked trained to
Hunt his head 'theihour and each expressed his con-
:. uninjured. fidence before the bout.
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. ,.l.».;lf.l fBealselozlall Former Champion Wrestler
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. er. former heavyweight wrestling
““3 “”"CHY champion. who lost his’titlc to Ed
“'"Cmss 'Av (Strangler) Lewis. ‘in New~ York. a
_\ (“id‘w’rlah- month ago. is suffering from a stroke
“”551“ng ~,of paralysis in his right arm and
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shimmers. according to an announce?
meat yesterday by Dr. Lee Edwards.
D’Qlfit'd DTO- lull attending physician.
‘lL‘llvll- ful' (““58 —~—---
111loml up for The deadly headlock hold with
-. . --‘:pl i is in} liw- 'wl‘iinh Strangler Lewigabeut him in the
v. ~ mu m {i ifsw’t’itlé'im‘atch at tile Se’veh‘tS-‘lirst Regi-
u‘ lm- m: m) rm *ment Armory here. a. few weeks ago,
: ”shunt thv- roan- vwasvprobably the cause of .his injury.
in that bout‘].ewis used the hold fre-
go hym- allluentiy and caused Stecllor much
’A few and meme bout the
' “‘I‘ l‘vli.
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. ‘3‘ ‘14“ mug the llama
L. in ,1. affirm“. pain in Stechcrs 5100 became intense
-. i. "3?" uttllltion, 30- wind he went‘bo a loclil hospital. 'I'l'lere
. . - l.“ r-in “st-mimic“... examination showed he was s'ul'tering
It is “Uh flom neuritis. and the doctor who at-
USSOCldHOnS tended him said the headloék un-
1.1x and in base- Iliouhtrrdly had caused it. and warned
,rmo imam,“ and mm that paralysis might follow.
:2“ 15,02 «lie-cher- remained here a few days
longer and then went to his home in
Neblaska.
Joe Sterner became famous in the
lwrcstiing' world about four years ago.
.He was a protege or I‘mnk Catch and
when Gotcll quit the sport he handed
the. championship title to him. This
'was disputed by a dozen wrestlers and
not recognized by the authorities or
the f (1 'public. But he showed he was enti-
,Uhhsmm P9 953*“)! tied “to stellar honors at little later by
Youngstowa leve- .defeating Earl Caddoek. the most (or-
] 0m vmn' Akron. :midabie of the Claimants tor the title.
”1“ s 9 Detroit He’beat him decisively with the scis-
= N a dozen cities sons “hold This hold was his forte. and
. .mil' intuition of Join- mm that time until his defeat by
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‘leu- 'n‘id will be held
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lwusnn-r. is expected to
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. —-—-—-———_._ g with it.
4 I\\m‘KS OUT AILE'N.
4 "1K .mn. 15.411“ Bloom,7w RED Mil-2N vs. 1'. M. M. A.
"“01””! thtwelght.‘last .
--l out "Emergency" he.) The Red Man «first team) will have
:El‘z hromm of what was? a Thard Ibattle. Monday night. when.
:1 fifteen—round contest. 'they‘taker'on‘the fast Y. M. H. A. live.‘
York A. A.. of.nrook_"df‘18flligeport. The Y. M. H. A. live
um: originally “looked to have ‘only lost one game 'tllis season.
. '1)“.me but far some and rthe ‘local lads are going to try
“2.0 proved a poor sup; 'Mrflmekerit the second when the)"-
animal to go in u... rin: meet Monday night. Mooney and
’13.. bout was stopped Meson the fast Blue Ribbon play-
.. m 5mg Allen .921. ‘will be seen in the visitors' line-
.. u .1 contest Johnny Gray lup as tor-wards with Knplin and Hop:
! “I. m Mace, who substi- ris. guards, and Gubiesky. center.
.24 Sieger in the third ‘Biackmnn and Court will coxer the
I; \ellm. the former Joe. "forward positions for the Red Men.
normal-d the judges deoi 'Meéker. center. and Mason. Kelly.
“Haulkil- Collins “in six :Smlth and Wood will cover the guards
\IoMmms and John Fox :positions. This is ‘the second game of
'v-lmlis (0 ll draw in the the series. and the lomi lads are out
wt. _- to bring home “the-bacon. The Y. M.
‘ -._. in. ‘A. -won 'the first game. in Bridge-
\~. l'il \ArPIONs 311mm? port. by the score of 5.3- "5. and the
..;'Hl.~\. Jlln.16..—-C :I t'Rad Mon expeot‘to turn the tables on
~ “Irmnl' court tennis them «when they meet Monday night.
world. and Joel: Sou- 9n Monday. Jan. 24th. Port Chester
. 9 lillv holder, meet will he the attraction in the big game.
' round or the nation- The preliminary game will be between
ll‘. tennis tour-nu- the 'Psr‘k City girls and tile Norwalk
: Club. The win- lglrls The Park City girls made a hit
mum. amateur-and ‘wlth the tens, last Monday. 'with their
in the challenge first playing when they defeated Yale
8: Towne girls. why a score or 15 to 14
"rue Park City girls will play here
every othenMonday night with other
giris'iteoms. .,
The ”Park City girls will represent
Not‘waik for the remainder of the sea-
non. and ‘some footsames are expect-
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- H. my}. requires {mm-g Jack Gammon. former heavyweight
’ohsm'plon, who is serving 1:. year in
'the Federal penitentiary here. follow-
-~.-.r sore, 81m, aching lug conviction at Chicagoan a charge
9.3. r comps llismnuy."o‘f' violating the Mann act ,qppaared
' is a harmless rheu- theforefthe parole‘board yesterday and
which never disap‘lusked‘thitiheTbe paroled.
burn the skin.
7 . ' ‘Jllli’ complaining! mm '10 m.
‘ rum. 0: old bong-o AWN. 0.. ”a“ IMIm Thorpe
' at am drug store. star Indian athlete and tanner mador
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sd bout with ind: Chaneynthe Bub
timoream allowed ”his .01: may
*F'rush. who has been mm; repeated
tused‘to aocept‘the c‘hmce. summed
hours before. Chaney "gluon a-
ilirhen in“the ring.
the French welterweight champion,
ed up for ten rounds.
dier mneld. tonight. in a. ten-round
bout. at the Commonwealth. Both'are
duce action in large qmnfltles.
the purpose of signing up for a bout
at the Garden in which he will stake
his title. It is said that the cham-
plan is willing to take on the winner
the Garden Monday night. I
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. is.
gaging in bouts with some or the
heavyweights in the Antipodes. The
min will be made zunder-the direction
of Bonamy .the, California sportsman.
who successfully managed ‘Jimmy
Clabby‘s tour of Australia peveral
Years ago.
BABE mm 0N “transom. 1
NEW YORK Jau.15.—-——Bahe Ruth'
will leave for hunting grounds. in!
T rgia. tomorrow. to see- he can L
hit deer and wild turkeys. well its
he can hit home runs. He will be one
or a large party of huntsmen. includ-
ing Col. '1‘. L. Huston. of the Yankees;
They will pick up Carl Mays. Hal- any
Bus‘lck and Olif Rosely, at Baltimore. 4
Manager- Wilbert Robinson. 0: the
Brooklyn Dodgers. will join them late _
next week at the Dust Hail Club.
near Brunswick Ga.
DUGAN T0 TRAIN DETROIT
TIGERS.
DETROIT. Mich” Jun. 15.—~I'resi-'
dent Nevin crane Detroit Tigers. has
the club. Dugan. who was with the.
Bogtorrfied 80x. last year. succeeds
Tdt'h 'Da’b. Pitcher Hmm Ehmke
has also signed a Tiger contract.
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n. 7: g; JAZZ“ mu ARMY .
How It Aileets the School for’Recrult
‘ “Musicians. .
‘to main: itself. m men abol‘suohv; ml
rugged and disciplined institution as.
the United States AM): 1191523qu
monarch is tunefull) marching in the
ranks of the military establishment.
and. in‘ his own Way. isjiddixi'g to the
sum total of recruits. This fact is
chidenced by reports which come to
Maj- Gen P. C. Harris. .‘..__ "Want Gen.-
oral of the army. _
W'eber, ‘heod or the new School for
racks, Ohio.
The latest report _
Weber contains not only the informa-
for a number of additional instru-
ments. or which the saxophone seems
most tobe desired. _ ~_
"Never before in my 20 year's ex- .
pcrience as an army bandleader.” says
Mr. Weber. “have I known the de-
mand tor instruction on the maphone
to be so widespread. I attribute this
'demand primarily to the desire on the
part =0! ‘young .men with mmicai aa-
pirations to learn Jazz music. The
are recruits fresh from civil life. I do
not care whether their mulled] educa-
and 'a. desire to learn.
it :now has. and I am willing to give
any young Amen proper qualifications
and opportunity to enroll." ,
pupils arc-‘much pleased with the spro-
made. the other inhabitants of ‘the
Columbus Barracks resert'mon
not been no firm in “their approval
and it has been necessary‘ior‘the com-
thc school a commodiouo 'buiidim 'to
harmonies can be practiced .in surety.
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The man who fires up his litetime
to putting science at the service of
businen finds himselt eternally asked.
their seaweed out: ,
"I see that some scientist rational:
at the government trough has meaning .
ed a handled-thousandth of an “inch.
What's the use?” '
Hard headed—wont! headed—fibu-
the use?“ The old rule of “thumb in"
the commonsense my."
We think of railroads as prone-five
--—of railroad men as efficient. Are
they? Not if the Railway Me is to
be believed.
There are only «we test plants of
. locomotives in the country. one own-
ed by the Pennsylvania, the ma
ml or railroads try' out motives
on road e by means on. :3an
meter ear. What's theme" '
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phonemes in his direction. Frush te~ ’
K. 0. 11338th and Marcel Thoma... f
Jimmy Kelly goes up against ‘Sol- .
signed Jimmy Dtig‘an sis trainer for~
from Bundled“ '
Recruit Musicians at Columbus Bar-4
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or Bandieader '
One‘roadithat dill toundthlt by'put- .
:punihlewoto alter a. locomotive as to .
:wondertnl' hand by stile Boston ht.
slam-badgbiflers. the kind that pro- -.
/Johnny Kubune is,in New York for ,
of the Chaney—Beecher setto slated for ‘
going to Australia. with a view to en_- '
(Afl
who fought here, a few weeks ago. . C
will resume their ring hostilities Vin .
Boston. January 24. having been hook- '
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