ifiaymond Murray the ten-nyear-old
“while champion winter. and son of
Mice Murray, will) has judged the
maloflty of basketball games played
of the Armory. in Nor-walk. has been
chosen a member of tie elementary
m. of the New York city schools.
”widow will 7c etc with hilayor,
groom 11': (Chicago) skaters n a
eagzstoraces to he held in Brooklyn.
ll. 22.. on February 6. Each team is
d of eighteen skaters. who
:will be (iii ided into elementary. junior
high and senior high classes. .
- _. “At the age of six. voung Murray had
M 'donned his first pair of skates. A
short time later he was doing 220
# raids in 36 seconds. In February of
the following year he made the 100-
yard dash in 14 1 5 seconds. Recently.
' at Newburgh. N. Y.. Murray did the;
BIO-yard dash in 26 1— 6 seconds. -
nYoung Murray weighs but 65
pounds. but can surely handle himself
7 on skates ;
SPORTING NOTES.
As a preliminary to the big Demp-
we soy-Carpentier match. Rickard is pre-
. raring to put Dempsey and ‘Villard
In a bout in- the Garden March 17.
The. promoter has called a meeting for
‘ , February 1. which will be attended
‘ ‘ 47hr Kedrns. representing Dempsey and
Boy Archer. Willard' 5 business mana-
- s7-‘IPV11erl Earl Ceddock. latest victim of
we head. lock. arrived in Chicago. yes—
terday. he declared he did not feel any
ill effects from the application of the
Inwis hold. and that in his opinion.
the head lock was no more deadly
than the toe hold or double wrist lock.
~0addock declared that those who de-
- sited to meet Lewis in title bouts
V would be compelled to develop an ef-
motive defence for th( hold. Cnddock
*- will rest a while at his farm at “al-
nut. Iowa. and then resume his grap«
~- puns campaign .
‘Y‘he receipts of the Tendlc-r Jackson
mic at Mlluaukee were $30,123. the
boxers div idling. 820. 000 between them.
" .7 We contests between this pair of
; lightweights hole become almost 9.:
numerous as those between Sam
,, Lulgford and some of his colored ri~
7 vols Although Tendler and Jackson
._.Moth hard hitters. the) ne\ er have
dunoged each other to date. Possibly
they refrain from injurious blows be-
' came of the warm friendship existing
.bolween their managers
IMen Jack Britten, weiicr cham-
plot» and Kid Lewis meet in Madison
Square Garden. 1 ebruary 7. it will be
7- choir seventeenth contest.
in which Button took the title from
wins the. former stopped his man in
the ninth round.
allusion is amazed because Pal need.
- who is to meet Harry Gn-b there to—
moi-row night is a. Sunday school
' anchor. It‘ does not appear that Mr
’ Ms -:lSund school associations
mama. {mew-nt- him putting up a good
fightJn the ring
Marty Closs the l \‘m York “l-lli‘r-
weight. who mt- cls K. 0. Loughlin
newt Thursday night. though never
-welghing more than 148 pounds. has
gone up against all the leading boxers
up to 16". He has fought Augie lint-
not. three timts; Johnny How 1rd
w» Champion Jacl’: Britten. three times;
. 4 Soldier Durtfieid and Louis Bognsh.
Cross is training at Lakewood, N. .i..
and will be in first class condition.
‘ Marty is the youngstcr of meflghting
" 4311111611913 one of which “as the fa-
moms Leach Floss.
Battling Lennskv who recently in~
311ml! his right arm \\ hiie training for
a7"bout with Bombardier \Vells has
gone to Paris to consult a specialist.
The ten— round bout between Cnl De—
_ Janey. of Cleveland and George. K. 0.
‘ Chaney. of Baltimore. which was
’neheduled for last night at Cleveland.
has been postponed until Monday
might.
fin. “
1r
-
JOE DREYF'US IS SICK.
Joe Dreyfus. the. popular basketball
guard. who has more than madL good
willie pla\ ing with Norw alk. is laid up
‘ Ever-s, Jr..
In the bout '
in: Soho;
“‘- mirage CITY. no. are. 95%
squad of police encorted Ed
ler” Irwin. world's hes.
wrestling champion. through an" a -
gry crowd to his dressing room after
Lewis had applied a head lock on
(3qu Sulzo in winning the second
fall of their wrestling match here inst
night. “
Lewis clamped the hold on Sula).
after five minutes of fast wrestling nnd
.a,
7 Sulzo's shoulder: were forced to the
mat. He lay there several minutes.
apparently unconscious.
then the crowd surrounded the ring.
but police pre‘nented any serious disor-’
tier.-
Lewis wouthe first fall in seventeen
minutes with7'a double wriSt lock. ,
0n the same. bill John Pesek won in
two straight falls from Vi’ladek Zbylz-
ko. winning the first fall in twenty—six
minutes and the second in {our min-
utes. using a toe hold in both falls.
ravens-OLD Jonsnv Evans
BASEBALL owxrzn.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Jan. 28.—-John J.
eleven-year—old son of the
manager of the Chicago National
League club. yesterday became a part
owner of the Albany team. of the
Eastern League. His father. it was
announced. had purchased a one-third
interest in the Albany club and had
turned the stock over to his son. Ev-
ers' home is in Troy. .
FL'HRMAX SIGNED 3v PHILADEL-
Dmn mmmcnxs.
\PHILADELPHIA. Jan; 28.—-Ollie
Fuhrman. who for two seasons w a
catcher on the Regina club. of he
W'estern Canadian Baseball League.
has been signed by the Philadelphia
Americans. Manager Mack announced
today. He will report here in time to
:c‘company the team on its southern
r p.
and it was '
aid
depends upon opportunities for dun-
- “‘9 «nears a: the wig. ployment and out ability to pay good
not W in the erectinr at great m
“Scenarios. It is in the building of ‘Theie are the objects toward
manhood and nationhood. The W ‘wmck the nation should 41mm in in-
eit of the government in industrial mistrial policy. These are the object:
quI'Mn 7 7‘
for I. separation 1mm who
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plop mean in m
complained 1h“
in; the,
ll
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or m 1,“
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lthg'tmmmkedfnd tglspmmy mu £533} ATLANTA. 69.. Juli. 33-‘Calvin pol‘ loin) is primarily in notional re- toward the consummation of which ply in a «gym... \ hm hr 7:
‘ couple mthmkgm for the prison Coolidge “93-, eat-elect w- venue. national defense and the web the whole nation invites the welcome hum“, ., m 19"“ In uh.“
era; While “a“ rm; the door to arguing the Son rlr’rnrlrt Center. :1; of the geopleine'lfhe mantra. 32d effective co~operotion or the there who" h, "rump: fly “I .
en ton sold as: in decennial. “mm m . m produc- nth. h
the celli to be open. use: laid the m1“ " tion. not the greatest import. Ne- . M ‘W‘ "mtwrnd mm m. '
’tray on the table. The topic prompt»
ly comm. McCarthy managed to
-ssve one breakfast. but the other went
thing. So end: the tale 0‘; the table
that is no more. ’
DEVELOPING FUTURE CREME.
‘PHILADELBHIA. ‘Jnn 28. ——In or-
der to develop material for its future
crew; the Unhersit’y of Pennsylvania.
through its rowing authorities. today
made an offer of boats. quarters and
coaching to Philadelphia High school
sport directors. At I. recent meeting
of the supervisory committee on ath-
letics of the city. High school rowing,
as a sport was abolished.
>
FLETCHER In A DRAW.
NEW YORK. Jan. 28.-—~Eddie Flet-
cher and Terry Miller last night boxed
wealth Sporting Club in Harlem. lief-
eree Jim Savage called the. contest
even after the judges disagreed. In
another ten-rounder Helnle Epstein
quit to Jim Kirk in the fifth rou'nd.
COXSIDER SEVBES TREATY.
CONS’I‘ANTINOPLE. Jan 28. —Ac~
ceptance of the invitation from the
Supreme Allied Council to send Tur-
kish representatives to a conference
in London beginning Feb. 21, at which
a revision of the Sevres treaty will be
considered. was announced by
sultan's government today.
Angora. asking Mustache
participate in the conference.
ten rounds are draw in the Common—.
' l
ntion of the economic policy of the mm» 9 .
w W“ hit
country “the sole eigect to be sought
is the public welfa’l'e." He defended
the protective W but said there
waldo need to be “in metal resume?
of the field in order to determine '
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been entrusted with ‘world sponsor-
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or national entity and national data!
to the l'nited States. This conception
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stills home. in New York city. “llll a
bad case ol’ “Charley Horse." It Will
be several days or more before he will
be able to pizu. Drm ills. in his games
are. has always: prox ed himself a re-
Mot play. Basketball fans nape that
to makes a l .lpid r( cove ry.
7‘me GUEST or FRANK hlchA-
“()X. ,
the star third base-
man of the New York All Co glaze
flats. and whose. basketball eam
played Norwaik. spent last night {is
fie guest of lunch McMahon. of 66
Most av.enue Frisch is a Fordham
than and so is McMahon. While Mc—
mhon was managing the baseball
nine. of that college. Fri’slch was a
hember of the team and.dlspiaying
like ability which has_ made his name
file Inf-word of every youngster in the
Frank Friscll.
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10G NOT TO QUIT BASEBALL.
BALTIMORE Md... Jan. 28. .—
”diaries “Buck" Herzeg, second base
recently released. unconditional-
ting - 0
Y it ,next month.
lphia. Nationals.
Riddle man and on the job ev ery min- '
r. by the Chicago Nationals. does not
‘ ct to quit“ baseball but he suns he
not do business until the schedule
he National League, a t. ’
said Manager Donovan. of the. ‘ '
is dlckerlng
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