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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 7, 1921 · page 2

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mammmi

‘ by the Mdnhattan promot-
heavyweight bouts will

rag: dim next Wednesday night
years since the Worm

. in: his occipital
pipettes“ ammo and Wm
m Roberts' inexperience may

’ to make him a victim or the"

made 3. fairly good fight
639t. Bob Roper a short time
'ajo, as if he performs as well
am the Gunner. the youngster_
sh‘iiuld win. 7
{Incas Roberts succeeds in decisive;
‘de‘teating Smith. the youngster can
, hardly be expected to achieve any
» measure of success in the heavy-
' ht division.
0 Kanhattan Boxing Club also
.. introduce heavyweight perform-c
‘patrons of the uptown arena.
- night Battling levinslty,
returned from a. trip to I401}?
where his proposed mItch with
3338ett did not take place. will reapc
pet: in the ring here and try hifi skill
W the W and hitting pow—
er: 1 Home: South.
, the Battier routine 3 fair
, everness he
31‘ edit}! endpoint the man tron:
mom
In matte Kid Nertolk. an ex-
tremely combative negro. will again

‘ . race Pinkie Lewis. mo black skinned ,

d We. These two gladiators
in the Garden a few weeks use.

d fit in the midst of an encount-
er. rough and tumble rules. when
Lewis was mm for persistent
clinching. It the combatants will
forest their hugging tactics it is not
mummaey will furnish an In-

no & knocked out several 0: his

”W in? recent months including
Whip Silent Martin.

m thémouncement that Can
pestle? has not only consented to an

tempo of thirty days to Ten Rick—
aid in which he may name the site
;where the Dempsey-Carpentier boat
.wlllatalte place and the added assur-
ancatw the Frenchman will transfer
his “hm forfeit from Paris to New
York the promoter appears to have
“snatch well in hand. ~

here will be much speculation as .

gthe opot where the. ring will be
it .. but Rickard has not yet de—
tilde! M will not make any an»-
glaucoma! till the expiration of the
thirty days allowed to him.
aim is hardly 3. chance of the
bontmto- England for the reason
that mom will not now take any
partners in the enterprise and will not
em over the match to any other pro-
’ The Met by George McDon-
fl Jolt $760,060 {or the match. to be
’ bl- London is not seriously con-
bide“? at this side of the Atlantic.
Timid is by no means a capitalist.
n he Mted New York several
3“. he was the manager of a
middleweight named Jock
; 'masdifhehasmamed
interest financiers in the project of
ti; molest: will be newsto Am—

om: mmnnns 1’1:an
mm “RULES. .

W to the fact that New
ewes permit boxers to con-

' violate rules. The Milwaukee

m:

" new York, the ring oflic‘iai

“one of the contestants to

' almost book or his opponent;
W flsooklog him dO‘Wn, while the
counted up to the six number.

tiles distinctly call for a boxer

ya knackd‘own to retire to the
furthest corner of the ring {tom where
W “occurred. Billy Mar-

:7 1r knocked Johnny Curtain
Martha deliberately stood
waiting for his chance

e‘nt show in Madison Square '

”to!“

. mu:
smartmadwute Hoytin

colon. were prepared to jump into
training activities at
cm“-
his m at m
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smelt boys and .1me {or their}
lib rainw- mm "as.
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Laney Kept. Cincinnati mam

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Mesa. "1 and that I must r
pas“ strict
W
Kept said He is moot the W
"laments" aod’nowsaysh‘ewitl not
confide: soy otter.

0n the eve of the Phillies’ depart-
ure for their sprint um em
as ammo, m. two new "hold-
cits" mm been added to the list
They are“ Casey Stooge}, outfielder;
and Mack Wheat. catcher. and broth-
ere! Capt. Zack Who“. of the Dodgi-
ers'. Stengcl mid. Whilst. who are tea
2mg is‘ Kill“! City. M’ed- word
here yesterday that milieu President

not go south. Stengel runs a taxicab
concern and Wheat took a pontoon
with a Kansas City magmas:-
tirm. Greasy Neale is also a "hold-
out."
William
six other

Kid? Gleason and twenty-
Amerloan mm

mediately so into spring training. The

mid- catchers. and oot otthosemnp
sonhopestopkk men temples» his
team which was badly disorganized
as a result or the basehall scandal.
The men will go through a light work-
out Monday. Another coves/d of about
twenty players is expected Thursday.

Harald Janvrin. infielder of the St.
W Nationals. announced at his
home in Boston yesterday that he had
signed a contract and would leave to-
day for the club's training camp at
Orange. Tex.

BUTK’S momma
. DONE UP IN TAPE

SHREVEPORT,‘ 13. March 7.—

octave: Homer: “(Ivfiorapfihgr

several diiyé ago. and hasn't done
much work on it since. He wit-rout

, at the bellowiahd Monstrous.“

the home plate. Havtnt no; spiked
shoes. he wore tennis shoes. and his
foot slipped as he made a: hinge at a
pitched ball. That is how he hurt the
leg—attained 3. ligament or sprung a
chafley horse or something. He does-

n’t think it is much or an injury and
expects to be out at practice in full
blast, today it he can and a pair of
spiked shoes. What wit)! a lost fur
coat and a hurt let. it wasn‘t a lucky
week tor the Rocha.

.......____._.__..

SEWEII; ’zAT TRAINING CAMP.

CLEVELAND. 0.. Mitch 1—4“
Seweli, shortstop o: the“ Cleveland
Baseball Club. arrived at the spring
training camp thirty-six hours ahead
of the squad of fleldm which wasdue
to reach Dallas. this sittemoos. flew-
eli went to Dallas direct from. ’
loo-a. where he had been working
with the University of Alabama team
for several weeks. Guy Bel-tome:
Vernon, Alabama. who reported .a
week ago. alum a. tidy ahead ottho
other bottom

"I don't {mow how to com for
their action.” Manager Speaker rea-
marked. “1 have been coming to
training cusps fourteen M and
never knew anyone to be ahead of
am."

mwox rulers came: 10—
MY. ' *

too. the time’s three com

rchampion. will play the lormcr title-

hofder; Bob Conner“. a six-day ser-

.tesotmasohesatthem

- m
starting this afternoon. The metal!
will be played in mocks o: 60" points

will plantar a porno! $1.630.
mos M‘nmm»
range a game to be played- on“ up.

ponenta' court. The D’evenshaveloot
but one-game museum,- anthers

 

their 1mm. Tests: Malling s m
WW get in touch with A. Jim
mm. at Spring street. hem Rec
men, All stars, unto notice. ;

A. MAMART. fin.

chains Line on:

attentioato Worfi7
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Baker meets the}! demands they fill

rm arrived. yin-may one out in-»
moi-rude unmet-wot menus

' . NEW YORK. March 7.41m Ins- '
um

each afternoon and um Themes
The Devon A. 0. would like comma F

WV players. with ‘3. "much”!!!

869 833;“
vex-ass. '

The best
pen at Rhode 1m

with a- proceeded of if an
of White Leghorns owned by Ernest
H. scott of Mouton. was second

heat for one week with a mum

«new speck“
mmwm or W

The four leading pens in each of the

mom“ varieties as as ma
m m
w. H. 8. Kent (Barred)
K Mom Nu Y6 ,
Bock Rose Farm (Barred)
Katmai. N. Y.
Ernest w. Picker (Barred)
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Oregon Agriculture! College
(Barred) Corvallis. Ora.
Rhode Island Reds. .
Charles 1!. Lane. 80mm

{lanes 0.1.. m
New Paltz. K. Y.

Litmus?’ .. ..

Lion wand My“, rum.
Dover. N. J.

Hollywood Farm. .
Hollywood. Wm

WY”

Obed G. Knish: (White w,“
(lattes) Bridge-ton. R. I.

H P. Cloyes (But! Wynn-Gotten)
Silver Lane. Conn.

A. E. Hampton (mack Leg.
horns) Httotown. N. J. .

Gram Agricultural College
(om) Corvallis; Ora.

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} new YORK Men-ch 1m
promoters interested in mm the
proposed Dempsey-Gsroentier chom-

pionsmp match. at Monti-eat. were
here today to set Promoter Tex; Riot-
ard‘s am to their offer of $700.80..
They have tentatively set July 1 as a
date tor the ”bout.

C. 5‘. Graham. representing tbs
Canadian syndicate interested in the
match. sold lie would be able to uni
my Rickard that the homwconld’ be
held in Montreal ”mentions-W.
,, SI mzw'tmusm :

m: YORK. mesh“ m—xu- six-
teen teams were tied at 237 miles and
7 laps at 8' a. m.. the end» or the eighth
hour in the six-day bicycle race. in
Radium: Square Gordon.

was lending. The record {or the has

is t8! miles and. 9 laminate by M
am and Kaiser. in 1313.

 

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Tho methane-o! comm
contact-fiestas“ Goods. will halt

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