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WILL MEET TIGER FLOWERS
AND CHAMPION HARRY GREB
Gets Under Way Thursday Night in Brooklyn
-——Battles With Dave RoSenberg -—.Greb
Bout Slated for N eWark in March—Middle-
weight Title Will Not Be at Stake
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 9.—\'Vith
Jack Delaney knocking at the door
of the middleweight championship
Ind making his claim for a bout
with Harry Greh substantial by pol-
ishing of! all other contenders in
knockout victories, Lou Dogash has
started to emerge from his cave and
announces that he intends to start a
campaign for the same honor.
According to reports, Eogash will
have the honor of meeting Greb
before Delaney. but Jack is expect-
ed to get the first real crack at the
title. It is claimed that the Spag-
hetti maulcr has been matched to
meet Greb in Newark in March on
the Conditions that. no title, will be
It. stake and both boxers will weigh
over 160 pounds.
Title Not at Stake.
Bogash met Greb uncler'the same
condition about a year ago. Results
0: the bout differed. few claiinin:
that Greb edged out the Llrirlgeport-
or. more willing to hack Dognsh's
claln'i for victory and several stick-
ing Greb but may force himselfinto
GIANTS ARE
SLATED TO
WIN AGAIN
New. York. Team
Should. Win. Fifth
' Straight Pennant In
National
NEW YORB. Fab. 9,-wl‘nshakcn
confidence. bolstered by a demons—
trated ability to hit hard and often.
Will carry the New York Giants to
another National League pennant.
their fifth straight in the opinion of
baseball observers.
‘ Pittsburgh. with a remodeled in-
field, and Brooklyn with a team of
much the some calibre as last sea-
son's. which remained in the pen-
nant fight almost to the last through
the dazzling accomplishments of
Dazzy Vance, premier t-lrtl‘rer. are
expected to iurnisll opposx'ion iIr Iho
race for first place.
The Pirates. through a tl'a-le with
the Chicago Cubs this winter, have
rounded cut a youthful CUIT.CIll:ItiOD
for the inner defenses, w ill NI-ihaus
at first base. Grantham at second.
\Vrlglit at short and TI'IIynor at
third. The pitchuig staff appears to
be fully as strong and the outfield
remains unchanged.
it is entirely probable,
according
. Had a. year ago.
; Bancroft
alone are allowed in New Jersey
the hallyhoo meant nothing.
lognsli can gain no title in meet-
ing Grcb but ay force himself into
a championship battle it he is suc-
cessful in piling up a. large margin
of points upon the Pittsburgh wind-
mill.
Bogash‘s campaign will start on
Thursday night when he meets
Dave Rosenberg :It the Rink A. C.
in Brooklyn. l'losenberg was named
“middleweight champion" by the
New York Boxing commission when
Johnny \i'ilson was under suspen-
sion two years ago. He has gone
hack a’hit and should he easy for
Bocash on Thursday.
On Feb. it}, :1 week from today.
Bognsh will battle Tiger Flowers at
Boston. The famous Georgian Dea-
con who was scheduled to meet
Grch until Jack Delaneyrflattnncd
him in two rounds at Madison
Square Garden recently. is still
ranked with the II‘iHIt'l‘S in the 160-
Dound class. According to Tex Rick-
ard he will be given a return bout
ivith Delaney next, month. ‘
to followups ot‘ the national game,
that this same deal will make a con-
tender of the. Cubs. with Grimm at
first and the veteran. but able Mar-
:Imllle at second. Return of Char-
lI-y. llollovller. recognized as one of
the [.i'izillCSI shortsth in the league
will ghe the Chicagoans an excell-
(llt inIlIrlIl and one that should rank
high in butting averages. \Vilbur
Cooper. .1 left handed pitcher. in ex-
pected to add strength in a com-
1’Iaratively weak department.
Brooklyn anticipates the return of
Jimmy Johnston. an infielder who
:ul'l'rrcd from an injured knee last
season, and will take the field with
about the same combination as can-
Dutch Ruetlier.
once CUnl‘I‘IC'l'Cd It great pitcher. has
gone to the Senators o! the Amer-
ican League. The Dodgers should
finish no better than last year.
The St. Louis Cardinals are rather
widely favored to lead the second
division \vhvn the final results are
assembled, with IjincinnaIi offering
an interesting I'IilllIQ {or the place.
Manager Jack Hendricks has import
ed a squad of minor league players
in his efforts to bolster the Reds'
infield and pitching department and
may produce the season‘s surprise.
Philadelphia has rcitifc-rced its
club, yet serum to have made no’
material progress. although the re-
sults cannot he IlI-Iluitely known un-
I STAGE SET FOR
BOXING snow ,
IN STAMFORD
Scene of Conflict Will
Be Columbus Hall—
Everybody Prepared
ANGELO-DILLON
Mike. Esposito. Meets
Jimmy .Bones. in
Semi-Final —— P r e -
liminaries
STAMFORD. Feb.,9.——
All roads will be detours tomor-
row evening when Joe Chimbole
opens up with thirty rounds at box-
ing at the recently conpleted arr‘na
on Guernsey Street where he plans
to hold all of his iistic battles in the
future. The scene. of the bouts to-
morrow evening will be Columbus
hall. the new edition to the Italian
Social Institute. There is more space
in the new hall. Promoter Chimbole
arena, and he feels that the newness
of tho building will instill the light-
ers with added courage so that they
will be able to pound one another
with much more velocity than was
noticed in some of tho bouts run oi!
ax. the old drillshed on South Street.
The main struggle of the evening.
which is slated for twelve rounds.
Will bring together “'illie Dillon of
New York and Young Ange-loot this
city. Both boys are. scheduled to
trod the canvas at 136 pounds. The
metropolitan leather pusher has
been going like corned willie in the
trenches during the past month in
preparation With his argument with
the local canvaseer and his manager
reports him in first class shape Ior
By NORMAN E. BROWN.
While the recent rumor that Wade
Killerer. demon brother of William
bert Robinson as manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers has been denied,
it has served one purpose.
That was of calling the attention
of the public to the fact. that'big
league club owners. who search tor
new leaders now andcanon. might
do worse than grab him off.
For while “'11le has been giv-
ing the Chicago National League
tans about what. they want in the
line of baseball. and the Cub own-
ers exactly what they want. Wade
has been showing the Pacific Coast
League some plain and fancy man-
aging as a baseball leader.
It was about the eighth year in
that circuit for Manager “’ade, al-
though the flrst with Seattle. He
had managed Los Angeles for years.
“'hile “'ado never won the fame
in the big show that his brother did
he roamed the big time diamonds
for some years. Detroit gave him
his first start. signing him in 1907.
The first trade in which he figured
-the following year—was an inter-
esting one in that it involved Ger-
many 8chneicr. who later became
one of the game‘s two great com—
cdians.
The Tiger bosses swapped Killlfer
and Schaeter to Washington for Jim
Delehanty. The Nata, however. let
him drift away and be next appear-
ed in the big show with the Cinci
Reds long enough to he traded with
Johnny Raw-linger and a couple of
other players (or Eddie Roush.
Christy Mathewson and Bill Mc-
Kechnie. The deal was engineered
that Matty might become manager
of the Reds. ’
“'ade remained with the Giants
two years, went to Louisville {or a
few weeks. and then joined Colum-
bus. That club s~~‘ him to Los An-
geles.
He's one of the most popular base-
the Cub. is to succeed Uncle Wil.
m W ' ’
' Big League Moguls Might Keep
Wade Killefer’s Name in Mind
JACK DELANEY
WORKING HARD
FOR SLATTERY
His. Scrapper. Will
Win Over Buffalo
Reilly Is Confident that
OQfiSh Plans Busy Campaign—Smith ,Meets Ba
MONDAY, FEBRU
FINE FlSTlC PROGRAM II
PARK CITY CASINII
N
“Red [Allen and Eddie Corbett Clad
Final Bout—Young Leonard SI:
Battle Tommy Burke—41mn2 ‘
Westport in Four Round Openér
Lad
BRIDGEPORT.
those "return mat
when a. crack box
verse an adverse
Slattery. Buffalo'
the opportunity 1
maniully is not co
sure he can hit I
"Sluts."
Bufl‘alonlan's
night and
Ere
right -hnnders—-ti Ill.
knocked out
Tiger I"IO“'[‘I‘F.
WADE KILLEFER
A ten or twelve.
til the major lent-no season is under
way. ‘l'lu: I‘hllllvs. managed
Arthur Mr H ‘IIIt-r {orIIIer Giant short-I
stop. I'll't“ IIxIIrI‘rIl to fight in and:
out of the IsIIlL-Ir with the Braves oft
l‘mston. I'IIuIIIIgI-d l_\‘ Dove Bancrofl.I
surcenied Fletcher 35‘
shortstop {or the Giants.
by I
WA)
, "Hello Dad4y~ ;
‘..—v....___.._
the United States Lawn Tennis As-
sociation at the Hotel Astor in New
York when. it is predicted. the ,new
amateur code will be adopted. Al-
ready many of the various organiza-
tions included in the national body
have voted favorably upon the issue.
0 0 U '
Superman. sire of some wonderful
turf performers. is dead at the Ken-
neth Gilpin (arm in Virginia. Seven-
teen your: ago this son or Common-
do, was a three year old, won the
famous Brooklyn Handicap. Super-
man was one or the triumvirato of
Keene colts that swept the Amer-l-
can turf in 1907. The others were
Peter Pan and Ballet.
0 O U .
Despite threats of Billy Sandow.
manager of E. "Strangler" Lewis. to
obtain an injunction. promoters of a.
wrestling bout at Chicago February
16. between \Vayne Munn, who de-
IAR_G§§I‘AKES
TAMPA. Fla... Feb. 9.~Profes-I
sional golfers from allL over the
United States and two or Great
Britain's leading ’ Iinksmen will -
strive to:- 85.000 in prizel and the
Florida open championship here
v
February 24 and 25.
Play will be at 72 holes. individ-
ual medal scores to count. The first
36 holes will be contested over the
Temple Terrace course on Tuesday.
February 24. while the deciding hair
will be determined the next day over
thePalmo. Ceia links. The purse or
$5,000 will be paid by two men. D. P.
Davis and D. C. Gillett. millionaire
sportsmen or this section.
The lure of the purse and the
championship has already served to
tented Lewis. and Mike Romano. Ital ensure the entires of these stars:
ian. plan to advertise Munn ‘as “falter Hagen.- British open and
worlds heavyweight wrestling chant- American professional champion;
plan. If Sandow should obtain the
injunction, the promoter said they
would bill Munn as the man who do-
feated Lewis.
The White So: have completed
an itinerary calling for
twenty two exhibition games. The
club will leave February 29 for the
training camp at Shreveport. Louis-
iana. The first exhibition will be
played March 15 against the Shreve-
port Texas League club. and no
maior league will be encountered
until the formal opening of the seas-
Oll-
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, the
British stars; Johnny Farrell. the
leading medal player of 1924; Bob-
by Cruikshank who tied Bobby Jon-
es tor the National open title in
1923: Jim Barnesfiand Fred McLeod.
national open champions in 1921
and 1908 respectively: Joe Kirkwood
the Australian wizard: Leo Diegel.
Canadian open title holder: Cyril
Walker. 1924 U. S. open king: Bill'
Melhorn. “’estern open champion!
Eddie Loos. Tommy Armour. Tom—I
my Kerrlgan and a. host
01 1923.
or others. i
was it the third—l
good punches and
as if Mr. Slatici‘y
[$193.
a. wondtrful
ly seemed to get
footwork co-ordlnat
so many punches
Jack was too busy
to get another oil‘en
often happens that
“as just an instant
laney in his punc
third round. and J
The new
the writing
ticles by the leadin
game. and the ma
thorny one {or the
decided th
red from usln
articles {or
The auto may be u
healthful exercise of sum?
to the discard but Willie Plant,
New York athlete, is doing his
best to keep the sport in at!»
lctiec. His victories over Ugo
Frigeeiéio,PlI‘t-nlinn invader, have
prov t’s mm: as o
tered.
today.
We hear a.
old to the injured.
M‘-
I
fails to attract plenty of
uled for next Friday night in Mad—
ison Square Garden. when
heavyweight. gives
only defeat he has ever sustained at two 12 round bouts with Kid KHD—I “I, . ;
the Garden. lzm here two Innis ago and “a“? J
The distance IS ODIY $IX rounds cX‘V‘DIIODI‘lIIy populny, I,.} ‘
and a close decision will not dcmon- ’l‘iIII srn’”~lln.:l hIIIII [III-Hwy II liIlIllv 1.-I ‘
stratc any great. superiority tor the; (“III-in it and Johnny Ilrtl Alivn isl .lII l~..;_.
winner. However Slaxtcry gave one also L'Cl‘llklng (InnsmpyuiIIII- cominvnt.:I,.:—i ~-
of the greatest exhibitions of clever The {end IH‘EVf'II'n um boys I5 said? II.“ I. I
boxing and superb loot-work ever: to extend (III: of the ring and II3-;:,II.; \ . I)
seen at. the Gardt‘n whml he won niclII'zz l'i‘."I'-H' will by in the, nuIIIru'IIyII, ‘
from Delaney last (all. The bper‘ln-; N~\
tors that night did not (‘Olllpllilll' -
about the brevity of lIlc lmut. They.
agreed that Slatlerv was just aboutl 50 Years of B" AL.
the last word in speed for :1 Mg “SCH.
boy. I i I
Delaney admitting his I'lci'rnt
iery is his master
lie hopes to
possibly
and stop Jimmy with one (If those
l‘oul
Route Too Short
"I'll not deny that Sin
l‘L‘COVC
take the play away
but him on the defensive." ,
amateur code relates to
of signed newspaper or-
lal committee appointed
at players should be bar-
g their titles in signing
publication
and that they should
from sending in curren
tournaments in which
This report will be voted on
—-—-——_.________
good deal about “first
rally should know more about i
first aid to the uninjured.
..
When Willie is home from college
we live in the land or the
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 9.-—-Tho firsifof a
boxing program of the year to heismal.‘
offcn-d to Bridgeport fight tans “Inland
hr. staged at the State Street CaslnnI ous '.
tonight. Sl'Tc Smith. the claimant
and Lieut. Earl Baird. or San Fran-
cisco. will clash in the main bout 0!
ton rounds.
“1" Test Smith.
The bout “ill he a St‘Vlf'l'l‘f it"s? for
Ernie .r-
Feb. 9.‘Onc of
ches” that seldom
custom
or attempts to re-
declslon is sched-
lml L7,. II" - ’
I"
from
njy’ fI .-
Jlmm-V Smith. \leII is; anxious to Ill‘F'ilk into play, :
a flashy light— tho so-I-allul top notch clams. 13:IlrIlI:-II;I:
Jack Delaney was one of the ranking 126 pound-I 31.3w -;,
o wipe out the (1‘s two yuirs :Igo. Saird loliglit?I~IIrII .
livilItTcIl that Slate
in slvr‘c-II. Jilil‘i I:
harder than
offset the
next Friday
hrmk through
BASEBALL RULES NOT PERIII
YET AND MUST BE III I
i
I I
ililt‘Il
ad
~ IIIIIII II llI'ItI
WWI-1w “I“; Only As Late As 1920 Spitball “135;:
lfi-om Game—A Dangerous BIT
round rout woultl' '—
Bats were Flattened to Help BIII};
tomorrow‘s (‘Onllfll- mu leaders in the tru— west the“. an‘ Inn‘r-I'iizl info lighting. winning be far more mthfactmpv from H:
'ioung Angczo Ihould prove a days. “,3 has shown his ability to ball . iuls. n.» hug zyrollichd some sporting standpoint. Inasmuch. as:
hard-nut {m the buy from the bright mold what I138 “mm“! but firm", Kw”, .‘_.,.I:..‘;..I..II.§.J few boxers above the middle“ r-IclII'I ll} JOHV n I‘O‘ITI‘" l ~
lights to “"1"“ and 10“” “th fol- —» - ‘ division can hold the pace of a lIIIII-l \ . .. . _ ' ' " I‘
lmvers feel that the cars of Tex I - "l . - - W... a. 1’ 'IWI‘II («Inwp'uul 'nt l I"
_ tarmvelg It .III.r .I {III Io....I.s. Li" of The 1-“.an Sentinel . . .
Rickard will burn considerably when " ‘ ”“‘ *‘ ‘* “a“ “ *c — ~- m ' ~~ laney is accustomed to the long(ri ' V .mirtm . ”1h... ‘,
Dillon gets back to his home pas- . route and is sometimes slow gettingl w... -. ‘3‘ {7‘3“ "0 I I .l *
tux-es. The local mitt-slinger is full. ; amt-ted V’ “his 13 I“ n “LPN”: artmie 0‘ I . ‘
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of Vllll and vigor and ready ‘0 starti 4:4,”. l‘\' 0n {“0 U .. I"I"Ii l“‘s l. .» .MI. II x \\ 3' John 13. IIIFII l" InY
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out the opening round. Tomorrow I I {.3 W: 31-0 to 5' H H \ ,I I'l n‘ ‘r'I ‘ (. I' I “ "I 1}” "““""“‘~I 1"“‘u‘ N39
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nights card is undoubtedly one of I ! I I ' l I . I I. I. 1 e ‘. ’ . 1.1 it.- tI»I.,.IIa.I-d ILL tunllugfxl. ,
tl b‘ h l ,_ ' . I name to might lime to change his wusono I». ~
to Is! I. at Chlm )olt. has putI mt . ”He ,. ~sk HIM, . Id”
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m... mm“. A... In. mu... 0:: I and Comment of Specml Interest to I .~ ,3- ’I’ _. I. up m L.\l.
tho “gmfls “ho have. In..." engaged ‘ N I etrctc ._ ‘ ('hangcs in Gem-r1! IwI-I
should bring in the chin. Ol‘WGJk Fans . I I} d' h 10m ”I"? N‘HICW Im I‘m”? The IlIl'hl 'J‘I‘TiIJK‘S 0f IIIIzu hall. :2 n.
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work and their rnI-ounher, short as Jim Bones of Bridgeport marr a? \ n .CI‘F _flm ”in My monile , "i"
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the outside of the ropes. 3 “0.1.1“ I I ‘ ~ '
Delaney look the Slattcry Inutchi B Gen Mack ~ ‘ ‘
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pOI't BI‘lefS I I nceded a. few bouts under his belt? I ' I , l
11':th yen-1;. In against Jimmy that! I . II \I :I I .
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Harmony In lI‘nnIs ranks is the 1'50 luiI in”) c,‘Llll..l.\llllll'Drppur- I, 3
goal of today's annual meeting oi ‘. u. ' ‘ ”It be “1‘1 “‘0” Im- ””V“. ;
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round—or
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might
some ‘
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who a;
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his timing and:
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at Delaney that
picking them off
hive launched. it
way. Slaitery
fastti‘ than De-
hing after the
uck could not
from him or
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tier has been a
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be forbidden
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they are on.
Earl Mack. above. peppery
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campaign The move I: expect
ed to be a popular um With tht
team as Earl is well liked gencr
“"7" He has been chief aide it
his {other for a year or 2913' :_
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