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‘ DALLAS. Texas. Jon.3
was.
mne- mum
Not a. hour blot? was struck until
‘ the seventh round, which
3 too wmmfitiem and lights.
' In the mall: sound; otter three
mold be toward the proposed contest
3% Jack hempley and Jess Wil-
‘krd. .to be stucco in mm. mute
Garden, March 12. and rented:
“The :mlthh never has come 331310:—
Mon at any of our meeting. so
. m not in s positionto my whiten?
attitude Will be. We have received no
mm: notification that the match is
» (53nd until we hear ‘itrom the promo-
tor nothing Will “be done about it."
_ What the Boxing Commission can
downer being notified that the match
" Wed is a miter-y. It Promoter
' molten! commie: with the nevi-ions
ofthe Walker law and the rule- otthe
ammo the latter body will more
nothing to do except email referees
m judges and see that the me regu-
lotions as to overcrowding-m m
ed. There is not a m’eltherin ; ’— "
the Walker low or the rule. or the
commission authorizing them to pre-
vent a. boxing bout in which the prin-
cipfiis and the promoter conform to
the in. ~
Mr. Hooker evidently has in mind
he action or the commission in refus-
ing to issue licenses to the Interna-
tionul Sporting Club and Indium
.snlmre- Garden Sporting Club .in or~
. these organisations
after the mangle oi' the commission
had received their appointments. The
International Sporting Club had or-
magnum put the Carpenter-Infinity
'bolitizin Ebbets Field end Blond Ind
mode a 'match between Dempsey and
m for the Garden. The com-
Won pleaded that it did not desire
mauve heavyweight mumm-
ed here till ouch time no the new
zoom was in smooth running- order.
we ”International Club. being unable
“item of! the match without a great
loss shifted the ring to Jersey City.
: Ripkard postponed the Wy-
- Wm match and finally staged it
will the Garden- where the men met
Wm' or any violation of the boxing
Therefore. if the comb-ion should
attempt in interfere with the staging
of the Dempsey- Willard beet Mel-ch
11 it apparently would be M the
xercise of extra—judicial power. and
immature would be Miler! in
bringing the queetion to a. legal test.
A: a matter of fact the mmimion
hu‘not'ihe “slightest legal right to say‘
that Carpentier end Dempsey shall not
box in this State. and if there is any
sulhorization in the low for placing
the maximum price at :15 close
scrutiny of the document does not'
show it. However. the 816 ‘iimlt-eb'
fwinally bars the Dempsey—Carpeniier
»mwunwr.
I! the commission were to devote all
its efforts to the proper retention of
clubs and to the stopping of specule-‘
tion .111 tickets it would "be all“! or-
ganizaflon.
BOXde 301118.
George Chip. former middleweight
" champion"’or the world. will meet Jack 3‘
3Duf€y tonight at the Commonwealth
sporting Club. or Harlem. in the first
~ ”fifteenuround bout that the uptown
, . club ere! offered its patrons. '
Rabbi George l-‘o.\. choir-nun of ill:-
Texas Committee on the Belle! in (firm i
,- trol Europe. announ lean-rm that
‘ ' Joe Lynch. bamzun xix: champion oi
33 the world. will but at “or: Worth.
" February ii. for the‘bencnt «the re-
31.1“,“ liel'i‘und. Lynch will meet 1310 «in-
. net or the Dickihnli‘ee fight.
Jim MacDonald. manager or George
Ween.
cgt‘tliizd with defeating Johnny Wil-
3w.writee3asl follows: "Since his
Milan's decisive defeat at the
limit or my homer in mm. Wil-
son's manager has declared that if
my pen. George Robin". ’wnl round
145W: Wilson dumbest hkn. He
encore-lied a willingness to take on
3 Robinson to a decision under that con-
Men. I wish to announce that Rob-
,iosonwm micetheweinttorhim
light him anywhere. any tune. at
in}; own :terms .imo manta to give
‘ harder whipping than he ante
taxation-Win.“
the midmt Who is.
more slow rounds. Brennan slighth'
out W’aiker' ’s cheek. Brennan took We
7' eleventh alumni}: rounds.
hemmw~mwrs»wmmy
' ' mum at mono.
HARTFORD. Jan. 29.--Ed ”Strug-
.ler" Lew“; world‘s champion wrestler.
. whose ,hesdlook hold has made him
the most discussed grapple:- in the
game. and which has just now coated
hill: to be'the center of much am
criticism because of the oppoflflon
held in some matters against this
form of attack. will give the xii-Mord
item's a. chance to see h he fasten-
the hesdlock on his opp nt.
Lawn been booing to show here
next Wellhead-y night. at the Ohm
Street Auditorium. with From nous.
HocknnnAn his two previous lope"-
slices/halt .two years ego. wonille
stamp of approval of the mnsam'ho
watched him in action. '
1
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GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. Jun. 29.
e—lPerrIs Jake. a pointer owned by C.
if). Grimm. of Yale. Okla, won the na-
tionnl championship tie!!! ”drills for
bird dogs. ,The stake was concluded
yesterday afternoon and the decision
announced late last night.
The chntanon for 1921 ran his race
on Monday and his three hour per-
formance was a brilliant one. especial-
3 iy the last half. when he 'scsred up
‘bevy after bevy. The other fourteen
dogs which ran later in the stake
could- not surpass the high mark which
the Oklahoma pointer set:
The newly crowned champion is
still a; young dog. and. this is his first
“uportaznt victors. About a year ago
he was purchased by C. E. Griflith. an
Oklahoma. oil man. for $1 500
GR! A’I‘ FRENCH STAR MAY R" N
I! GARDBX.
NEW YORK.‘Jan. 29.——Joeel Guil—
lemot. France's greatest long distance
runner. winner at the 5.000-meire run
at the Olympic games. may be a start?
er in the 3.(l00~mctrt~ race at the
mines of the'Guurlmly Club. at Medl-
son Square Garden. on Batu . Feb.
19.
According to the oi‘llci of that or-
ganization. chm cabiem‘am
yesterday from their Paris represen-
' '0
copied an imitation locompeie at we
Guaranty Club games.
iuillcmot is a corners: in
French Army. stationed at Joinvilie. Le
Mom. near Paris. ‘He already - has
filed an application for i furlough and
in this country.
In addition to winning the 6.300-
linished second to Nurmi. of F‘inlund’.
in the ruoowmnre run.
AW 358538311; Will-3.
WRST POINT. N. Y.. Jan. 2fi.——'l'he
Arm)" 5 annual Winn some with the
was announced today.
on the schedule are:
April: .Clty College of New York:
3April 6. Stevens Institute: April 9.
ew York University: April 13. Union:
“April 18, Williams:
rill”. April 23.
ruse: April
. May 4.
3n. Swnrihmore;
University of
{Viv-girlie; May Catholic Unlvcre.
its; May ll
Ohio)? 14. Collate; May
it
18. Brown:
lMav 21. lordhnm; May 25. Univer-ity
of Pennsylvania
Cadet Glenn C. Wilhide. com 0:
the team The former major leagues:
‘ llllns Label-t. continues as coach.
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MN “tam mm
programs will be resumed here M:
of ganglia”. some of
Drizefithlm. it mu leashed , bill.
the American [m and“ are to be
strictly amatlur mm.
The Board a! W '
muted the Wait»
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Me A. not yet W ‘Ihether‘j—m a: m: M rm" Jim
W ’
will Join John Wire Hub on
Bflnnfli' . ‘
, accordingly.
‘mon. Swiss champion. as his WM‘
. ol’ eevry play oi’ the some. The score:
tutlvo sut‘lng that Guillemot hilt ale: 3’-
the '
is hopeful of getting permission to run 3 . .
'metre run at Antwerp. Guillemot also , , : -
an.” will be aimed here May 28. ii ',
Other games 3
April 20. Lofty-1‘
1.0mm; April” .7. 8m- ‘-
West
Columbia Fairer-Ry: ,
last our: football eleven. mu mtsm ‘ I
3.;
SAN 1”leme 1800. Jan. 29 —-l?.oxin3'
11'. utter a prolilollm W of more
than two months. due to twmfiflii1,
The. bouts we to be under ammonia: ’
W "W
stage public bouts under dermis” .,
3 was. . . . .i‘
In A tut passing. but one-sided
shooting note. the saute“! Lmioii
team W tile Red m or
Nor-welt. W built. It We
Legion Hull. Word. by the “one"
or 33 tovil. The Roi-walk cum has
three players of the Rector tepm in-
indium“). but could .not about fleet-
iweiy. although its Mum and temi
workwel‘eon’tbewwlflithework
of the victors.
The attord boys. however, were
at home with the baskets end scored
Buckley was the big
scorer of the might with live double
deckers and a shot from tile iE-yard
line for 1.1 prints. "Grundy." Clinton‘
was much. in evidence in teen: pm
and shooting. The old veteran came
through with ,two pretty floor souls.
Flood. Hotels. Boyle and Wheeler
Kore also heard from in the shooting
ne
Conn. Iskiysn LendLCianey ‘did tile‘
scoring for t he Clem Diner: while."
Fanning and Dondero did clevier‘
work ulloor. especially the diminu-
tive hondero. who an into and out
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but the Norm]: teem Jim-ii! broke it
up. when Roma mt for Noi-
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vtho mu, otter slim two fouii.
Mid than a basket William. Nit tl'k
Wit boys in the m. Kilian,
with a. mem throw lie!
the score et 3.}. .
any for the Roi—wont teen. Malkin
led the NW team: with 20 pointi.
not getting any nestles.” Honolulu
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walk High (Seconds) some the bier:
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the score o! to to i. This tribe fifth
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801 and court Remit, No. 53. For-
ester: of America. held a meeting on,
Thom" night to mete era-angel.
for the Immaculate: the 10th
'Citclc on 'l‘liursday evening. Mum
8th 0n the some erening the fair
committee and cannmers will be giv—
en {reception for their undue—s in
rendering W S’o adori- rlli be
spewed to make the smil- a. complete
success in every ”meow. Rune.
cotertbinmnt. camel; and a fine
luncheon will be served. 'l'here will
be both state and supreme officers in
committee will be held on Thursday
evening. February. 8rd. when noel
preparations will he made. '\
menu—m... ,
merriefltothemawhommwdby
.3her mother. See Elaine Hammerstein
in this all absorbing dream. Regent
lode): Paine Comedy and News.
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f Eating meat my eventual”
produces kidnrv tronpie in some form
or other. my. i weiblthnwn authority
because the uric acid in men: excites
the kidneys they become overworked:
get sluggish;
sorts of Wren psrticnhrly beck
3a hen ml arise}? in the tuner mum,
utic (“W“IEM Woollen!
:icld staunch. constipation. tol‘pld liv-F ~
or. sleeplemnm bladder and uninsn
3lrritnuon
The moment your book hurts or
3kidneys own't acting right or it bled. l
gmot-y: teke a tnblespoonfui in a prism
of water before break!“ for a few
may. end your kidneys will then act
line. This lemons suite is made from
the acid of groves and lemon Mice.
combined with lilhia. and has been
kidnevs end stimulate them to normal
also to neutralise the acid--
in the urine-” it no longer irritates.
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4-151; W "rm!
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clog up and cease all ,
tier bother: you get about {our ounc- .
es oi‘ Jed Bolts from any good mien!
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