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muons—Muller and Mooney.
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I-II. .1: II 17. ——Joe Stech—
.‘.a it . 3 \VI- ight ' wrestling
“‘1.“ born ill here for
pulled last night for his:
m ,\'r-b., but will return
I I I-I'w.» further treatment
paralysis of the right 1
all.
1’2”; / Dr. Lee Edwards,
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, .. war the result of an
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Il'tix’. Jan. 111—331?! M
ii‘l‘P yesterday from?
films and that he had fought the
{probably even his own.
"with Promoter Tex Rickard to mac!
I ! r-nr-c entered. 3m
,1 lpl‘)"3h!p tray «Tm»
n-- oat Monday night:
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m need in W
mm m awe. nonusiefly
M In the first place, it was; de~ [more new exhibitors than over
muted that-L a s W l
mot {ho champion.” decidedly vul-
Iloranle a strong hitter who
will héep after him all the time. Leon~
1rd. it vmi announced, had tipped the.
mat 184 pounds some seven hours Maddy.
more ring time He entered the
roped square with a face that. m
drawn and pole and skin which did
not compare favorably with the pink
which showed all over his antagonist.
It. was evidefit that Leonard had had
some trouble making thoweight and
that an the lightweight limit he is not
at Ml beat.
llama-m weakened. He allowed
that most through his inability to
I.a.ndle Mitchell as they came out of
the clinches in the first three rounds.
‘c'or Mitchelljt must be said that he
has trained to the minute. and when
the. bell sounde‘d for the first time he
probably was the most. powerful light-
weight in the world. Mitchell's broth-
ers said. after the knockout, that
Richie had not followed their instruc—
clmmpion the wrongr way. We do not,
agree with them. Mitchell fought the
nest Way he knew how. and the ‘bcst
way he could have fought him. He
certainly could not hope to outpoint
Leonard. and. as for hitting hard. he
exceeded cmybody‘s expectations——
. thatever
plans he may have had and whatever
idea he may have entertainca About
obeying—the last minute instruction of
his handlers were knocked out of him
hy the cyclonic fury of Leonard’s
b1 chins; attack. The championv it
:bcmsl. lmd “tutored quite a sum that
he would stop his man in the’firsl
.lound. Besides. Leonard knéw lhllf‘
Mitclmll carried a. wick ed left and a
kicking fight and than. it was mixin-
IIle not w din)- daily with the Mllwnlh
koe Dimer.
Though lmonard is not at his best at-
the lightweight limit _ ho c.m dismse
or all the other contenders without
any trouble. even it he . must make
weight. Having passed Mitchell.
lmnarfi has diqposcd of the mostfing-
‘lrre'soivu and the hardest hitting of}
the aspirants. l’inky Mitchell might
be harder to rcnch than was Richie.
but Pinkoy would not go ten rounds
Milli-r with Leonard. Lew 'l‘endlr‘r
would not last. nor would Willie Jack~
.on. It was announced last. «rida;
that Jackson had challenged the win-
nnr (if the lit-o linrd Mitchell bout. Iu~
lorcsting. if true!
.
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A boxing boat in the‘ fé'athechigm
division to which unusual importance
is axing-lied is slat for Madison
’5er: Garden. ton ii. when Andv
(Thine! and Charles? Beecher mingle
in a fifteen—round bout. There is an
lnccntlxe for both as the winnPr is
practically assured of a chance at
.Iotinriy Kliban’e's title. It is said that
Kimono has reached an agreement
the winner of tonight's bout in the
Garden.. In one of the- -other three
bouts Eddie Fitmimmons. Dan Mor-
gan‘s. lightweight. who was bumped
'of!’ by \Villio_Jackson, will be a. con-
tender
Two other cncmmtey's are billed for
tonight that attract attention. One of
them will see Lou Iiogaali. the Bridge-
port welterweight. against Johnny
Tillman. the Minneapolis hauler, in an
eight- round. no decision go. at Phila-
delphia. Hogarth was originally book-
ed to oppose Joh‘nny Griffiths. of
Cleveland. but the latter was forced to
cancel the bout. Tillman went ten
rounds with 130me Leonard. at Akron.
some time ago. and is likely to prose
menacing to the Bridgeporter tonight.
The other engagement slated for to-
night is the contest between Cham-
pion Johnny Wilson and Joe Chip.
Who will cross gloves in a ten-round
session at Pntsburgh. This will marl:
Wilson‘ a first bout in several months.
Jimmy Kelly earned an even break
in his go. with Soldier Btu-meld. Satur-
day night. The judges failed to agree
and the referee then called it a draw.
W‘illle Spencer scored a. notable vic-
tory. Saturday, night. when he obtain-
ed the award over Johnny Russell. ille' ‘
mm hitting bantamweight. after lit-
teen rounds. of milling. Russell is
credited with a victory over Youm
Montreal. of Providence. whom he
Ilenl‘to the canvas; three times in one
M the two bouts. Later. the pair model- the name of the Union Purl
came together in a return go and Mon.
treal. showing a complete reversal of
mm
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pet in tide running for one of “351%.!
ribbons now; for the entries ciooo 0511,
Capt. Johnson. who has been cone.
necteq in one capacity or 3::me
Westminster shows. any: that he in-
new names on entry blanks this your ..
of persons he never heard at before. .-
Paui C. Bias. one of the pioneers llIIY
the breeding these. dogs in this
country. was c sen to not no Judge
after the premium lists were in tho!
mail. and his name was omitted from.
the list He is one of the leading ex-
ports of the country on the polo“. 0%
this (105.-
RAY TO RUN AT
Milli POST“. GAMES
NEVV YORK. Jan. 17.x-Jole Ray. of!
the Illinois A. c... of Chicago. 11min!
will ho a starter in ii»? mile and a half
race for the liodman “filmmaker.
trophy, at the indoor games of the:
Milli-one A. C... which will be held in.
Madison Sdllarc Garden. on Feb. 8.;
Ruv's entry for thu- l'au.‘ who rt‘celved
yesterday. A "
Roy has won the Wanamaker tro-
phv race for the last four years. He‘
will have to be at his very best thin»!
time. as he will face a fol-midnble
field.» which wiMnclnde Walter Hig-
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DAILY TRUCKS To NEW YORK 1-
poem. TRUCKING I I , i.
seems to improve with every race:
Harry Helmc. inc l‘Iul’tan schoolboy:
Bob Craw‘l'ord of Lam) ottc. and nev-
cral oihvl' mm. Ii IIII ll. I.~I..
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AUSTIN R" l‘ mus
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VE‘V LONilOV.Conn..Jan.17.—
Austin. Rico. ve-lt run lightweight puni-
[15} who “-43 Inn ovcr by an" auto
,trmk on “V‘m‘l' v!':\. sustaining a
hroltefi hip and lnlmnnl injuries. died
at 4 local hospii: II Saturday night
Austin Rim" \ViIS horn in New Lon—
don 119:1er “10v "'2( I“: nsrn He began
luqfimz (‘fltvt‘l- iII ‘i'le curly nineties.
rim: battles He met sIII- grout ones
as 'l‘l-rrv 1‘; (HIV 1- n a.“ 2'0 Dixon.
whom‘ he dcfcaii'd‘ in twenty roumltin
han. "l'bmmv Sulllvhln You‘ll: Cor-bolt.
Tommy Felix. Siilml W Smith. Eddie.
Toy. George Munroe. linqh \ianddfll.
Patterson and- a; 1&ch
W‘
RZESCII l‘ll‘VS‘KI Wm
vol who will gin an Iihu‘ public oxMé
Dillon of his skill in Brooklyn. to“-
row flight. played against live oppon-
ents slmuitanoously at the rcsldcncc
of Benjamin Vilma. 7:3. Rivera-tide
41,4—~1,5. The Crown lame was with
Samuel Mishook. ol' the Rice PrOn
zresoive Chess (' I‘d-o. who had a. splen-
did pofiftion. who“ hr mndotwo move!
inrsuccesskm. The boy protected and
Reuree Jam: «lvclarml the game
drawn.
Those defeated by chschcwski were
Edward Marlin. Henri: Asch. Edmund
Farugp and Sol llccht. Justice Sple—
gelberger. of the Seventh District Mu-
nicipal court. and the Rev. Jacob Ro-
mulch-1t; famous Jewish cantor. were
among those who witncucd the porn
formancc, which lasted two hours.
Mt'GO‘VAN m-lA'l‘s BAPTm.
ST. PAUL. Minn. Jan. l7.—-—B‘iaking-
his debut as a. professional. Everett
McGowan. of St. Paul. international
amteur skating champion. defeated
Nomi “optic. of Philadelphia. in
three Tut race; here yesterday.
FUR CON (‘EHN BAN mm
Union Flu' 05mm Fibs- Vow,
Petition.
DANBURY, Jun. 11—Hour? J.
Gebert and Charles Rahal. lndivldunl-
ly and an co—partnor’s. doing bulim-
Company. have filed a voluntary petlé
{ion lthunkruptcy. The alumni-was
organized a. year ago and Ila-hour en-
sailed in business on Shtflm sheet.
form. was an easy winner It was
claimed that Montreal did not train
'for the first bout and this was re-
ble for his‘ defeat.
mladciphia is hailing a youngster
named 15am Kramer. formerly of
m. as the latest ring nonunion.
Kramer has. been going great guns and
recently stopped ave Asley. of New
York. in One round. His latest knock-
out victory was scored Saturday night
whim he put Tom Shut-key. of Phila-
hin. away in tour rounds. 3
{altered for the Confirm at Men Who'
.cy. Inc; have been rocelvedu by tho
'slon at Wdlmd W‘Wm Xena
York city. on W loch. 19103.».
A hem-ingon the petitionin- been.“
for January? More Referee Joint J.
Keogh. in mhjeport
The partnership unbim~m lino
ed as 88.979, and the one“ “$2.12!.
ties as 82 464. with assets ot $3. 290..
are listed a $100 and no mu.
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mm OF $50,000.
Caused-the Minn Street 2
Burns Imernauonul' Detectivc vixen-3
local police offering a reward o! 850.-
000, the biggeat rmnd ever (idem
for the capture of criminals. for «1.
dance given to the Smog-y exam-Wei"!
before February m. 1921 melt will.
lead to the arrest and conviction 0!
thepersons responsible tor the cxplo"
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