”—.-- ..
TRAINING II ARD FOR BATTLE
.1 Believes Herman Is Greatest Rival for Title—-
Hopes to Win by Knockout in First Reund
Friday Night-Opponent in Great Shape——
Honey Boy Finnegan in Semi Final
is our seventh bout and the second
time I have met my greatest rival
in defense of my title."
11111111512111. Dee. 11-0w) Louis
(Kid) Ksplan. the featherweight
champion. Who is training in hid Herman for whom making the
home ,town for his coming “110 weight is comparatively easy. is re-
llout With llabo Herman Friday ported in superb condition and con-
fident his speed and boxing ability
will gain for him the title.
iloneyhm Finnegan. the Boston
Junior lightweight who recently
gained a. decision over Herman in
lloston. will engage Bobby Garcia
in the ten-round scinhfinai, whit.
Jackio Snyder of Brooklyn and Tony
Mandel] of Providence will clash 'in
a six. Two tours will open the
show. the first being between Nick
Quagarelli and Tommy Jones and
tho 'oiher b1inging together Willie
Mack and Johnny Felucci.
night in the new Madison Square
Garden crept one pound nearer the
required weight yesterday. The
. Champion finished 15 rounds of
. training weighing 127 pounds.
Speaking of the bout. Kiiplan is
quoted as follows:
"I am feeling fine andgoing in
to retain my title. There has been
some talk of a. knockout and if I
can land it in the first round I will.
I am going to fight my hardest in
every round for I realize that Her-
‘man is the man I must defeat. This
SPORT EVILS.
In every sport there are certain
unpleasant features which are prac-
tically impossible to eliminate.
the way, hate to decide games by
forfeiture.
if a. team realizes there is a
chance to save a ball game by stal-
' match
‘ .1911.
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO.‘
la'n W1th1n one POund of Limit;
NOBWALK, CONN.
a
TUESDAY DECEMBER 15. 1921';
Says He’ll Wm
PICK HIM FOR FEAT HERWEIGHT CHAMP
Fight Experts On' the
Coast Declare Jimmy
M’Larnin Will Be at'
Top of His Class Be-
fore He Is Out of His
’teens
By DAN THOMAS.
LOB ANGELES, Dec. 16.—Jlmmy
McLarnin will be featherweight
champion of the world before he is
out of his "teens."
George Blake, one of the leading
boxing authorities in America and
manager of Fidel La Barbs. world's
flyweight champion. is responsible
for this prediction.
"MeLurnin has always been one
of the cievercst boxers in the game,’
said Blake. “He used to luck the
needed punch. But he has that
punch now and nothing in this world
should stop him from winning the
title. "
According to Blake. McLarnin has
everything necessary to a champion.
He is fast. extremely clever. shifty
and has a. terrific punch.
After McLarnin beat Pancho Villa
the California Boxing Commission
suspended him “because he was too
young." lie was recently reinstated
on his eighteenth birthday. His first
1111s 'with Jackie Fields.
Olympic featherweight champion, in
1921i.
McLarnin was a lO-to-7 favorite
fo'r this bout. But even “Pop" Fos-
ter .hls manager, didn't expect him .
to do more than win the decision.
Jimmy punched and battered Fields
all over the ring. ‘ He knocked him
'11 how 111111'I1 he
1‘..ll L'i‘w :1”
\11::11.lii.1m,vmuislx'ap-I
what i..-
lIO lllVOlVCd.{131mltllllln (Ollltl Hot
['1 .i.
! .ll 1
make the necessary weight.
For years the intentional pass has
been a bone of contention in major
league baseball bu' as yet no one
has offered a remedy fOr the evil.
Major league ball clubs pay fancy
prices to certain players because of
their ability to hit. When these
players co‘c to bat in a pinch with
runners on, the pltchei issues an in-
tentional pass.
In other words, in a pinch the
pitcher refuses to gamble with the
our player. He prefers matching his
wits and ability against a. lesser
light. He refuses to let the star
better do the very thing for which
the club owner is paying him a
' faucy salary—~11". the ball.
I In football this year the gift safety
has gotten itself into much the same
class as the intentional pass. In a
certain game: one team made three
safeties in order to retain possession
of the balland- ultimately win the
game. rather than play the game
and take a. chance.
i (I
In the same class with the inten—
tional pass and the gift safety are
the, stalling tactics so much used in
baseball when rain or darkness im-
pends.
O
O 0 I
b‘TALLlNG TACTICS.
' Any fellow Who has ctcr umpired a
ball game will tell you that
, rain and darkness have made more
trouble for him than all the close
decisions of his career combined.
There is something about a rain
or darkness situation that renders
the umpire almost helpless. unless
he decides to became drastic and
forfeit the game. And umpires. by
111251111013
11115 GORMAN
NEWARK. Dec. 15 (AP).-—Bol)
Fitzsimmons. Newark heavyweight,
ing. boxing cleverly
Abe Lichowitz. of, New York. What:
Russo in a steady offensive through
the referee stopped the bout in the
last; night won a twlcve—round news—
‘paper deiision from Bud German of
Kenosha. Wis. The bout was fast and
' therewere few knockdowns. Fitz—
aimmons weighed 188 pounds and
Gorman 199.
third raund of the scheduled ten-
round affair.
.-
MURPHY DEFEATS STEIN.
TRENTON. N. J.. Dec. 15.—
(AI') Tommy (Kid) Murphy. local
lightweight added Ruby Stein, of
News from London. Girls in» :1.
every one of the ten rounds. Bess
'11eighed 115 pounds and Russo was
a pound heavier.
In a four- round bout Johnny Hu-
ber, Brorx featherweight won the
decision over Phil Citronl of Wil-
liamsburg. Jimmy Sigura. South
American flyweight fought a draw
school there are smoking pipes. Fe-
male of the species will be sicker
than the male. '
New York to his list of victories
here last. night at the ringside. Muré
phy Won each of the ten rounds;
with Benny Brostoss in the opening
preliminary of fourIrounds.
..
0111511111115
DE MOLAY TO
PLAY NEW HAVEN
The Local Do Malay basketball
team will play the New Haven chap-
ter of Do Malay at Community hall
tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock. Ar-
1id N. Kiellander. the local coach.
claims that he has a stronger team
than that of last week. through the
addition of two players, and feels
confident of the Norwalk De Malays
winning from the Elm City combine.
Edward Route and Charles Bar-
nard. stars of last week's game. will
play tomorrow.
A return game wi
you boys will be pia d at New. Ila-
ven on February 11. A large dele-
gation of out of town footers are
expected to attend the game. .1.
Dancing will be held proceeding
the game. from 8 to 9 o‘clock. and
following the game from 10 to 12
o'clock. The new idea of dancing
before and after the game is proving
popular here.
BLACK GOLD
the New Ha-
MAJ. GENERAL ROGERS DIES.
PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Dec. 15.—
(AP) Major General Harry L. Ro-
gers. retired. General Pershing's
Chief Quarter master General in the
American Expeditionary Forces,
died in his apartment. here last Sat-
urday night. it became known he"
Illcre is Black Gold's
By Block Tone)”. out of l‘mcit.
I‘ the turf the slashing Black Gold, this unnamed youngster, who will“
. be two years old until March. has till-cod: hates: the three-faring record
He has just been brought down to New
7 Orleans and in the spring” will try to emulate Black Gold on the turf
some recent. including the winning of four h"“’ '3'“ “’3'"
rum—4M lloulsiem Derby, the .\’m trio-us llaudiesp. the Ken-1
Baby and the Ohio My, all during the teas-a; amp-lg;
of his illustrious big brother.
Which. by the WILLS
little brother—- priceless wonder.
today. He had been ill for some
time.
thesemeeireenddsmthstgsvoto .
VAOCA OCTPOIN'I‘S BAY.
LYNN. Mesa. Doc. 15.—(AP)
Johnny Vacca. of'Brigliton. won the
.judges‘ decision over Charlie Bay.
'11-; Philadelphia. in a ton- round bout
1
-—Ad1'ertise-in' the Sentinel for
tile boot mulls.
After Lottery Men
——T11'enty U. 8. Secret service agents
are reported in Biidgeport.
The men arrived here Saturday.
according to a story in wide circu-
lation throughout the city. The story
talking to that the secret service men
are here to investigate the reported
wholesale vending of lottery tickets.
Other persons speculating as to the
HASE
a
DUSTERBMN
Name. position and college:
Oosterbasn. cud. Michigan. '
Chase, tackle, Pittsburgh:
Dichl guard. Dartmouth.
McMillan. center. Princeton.
Hess, guard. Ohio- State.
Weir tackle. Nebraska.
Thorn, end. Pansylvanio.
Grange. quarterback. Illinois.
Oberllnder. halfblck, Dartmouth.
Wils‘bn. hllflllclt, Washington. .
Nevers, fullback. Stanford.
(Copyright. 1925, Collier's Weekly.)
The twenty-seventh Col‘iler’s Ail-
Amerlca football team and review of
the football season opposes in the
current issue of’Collior's Weekly on
the news-stands today's.
Grantland Rice, well-known sports
minority, makes tits-elections. He
succeeds Waiter Camp, as Center's
football expert. Mr Camp, in turn.
succeeded10ssper Whitney as the
that has set. the down-town section V:
I
nic melnbv is ot a ‘ 1111111: 51:11: Itdon"
sent out tiiiectly iroui \i’aslilnixlon
to ll'in‘ all" ate the illicit liquor situa-
BRIDGEPORT‘ Dec. 15 (A' P‘) Ition and to takiP'd ops. if necessary.
lto pri'1'1'11t :1. rcpitition of the hood
;iilcohoi litti<1tllitll§ caso which (aus-
'1'1l the d:- uiths of
I
l‘;’flf~.’3".‘l3 macaw-moi ammo:
a number 01 per,-
sons in Hartford and vicinity
Christmas time several years ago.
_.___ .,_.,.____.__.._____
A man who made $151,100,000 in
Wall Str'mt gets his
nine; up columns oi t'iciirc's.
HESS
GRANGE 03MB
ILL/N05 Q8 WWW-H8 UOIWASII
picker of the annual alicstar team.
An army of expert collaborators.
making ohser1ations on gridiron! in
a’ll sections of the country. assisted
Mr. Rice in providing the informa-
tion on which .the 1925 selections are
based.
ROBBIE TELLS
PLANS OF 1926
'1 BROOKLYN TEAM
Maranville to Play Sec-
and Base for the
Dodgers Instead of
Shertstop
NEW PLAYERS
Hopes to Get Jimmy
Ring for Mound Duty
—-Practically N e w
Infield
15.——"‘cupport-
BROOKLYN, Dec.
«ms of tho iirooklyn Club are going
to :1. far different tt'nm nndl
'think :1 far b1'it1'rt1'am than the
i“”" 11": l:."::i last year." said \l’llbcrt
.‘H‘t'
Eliot-11.5011. as fresh from Do1cr . . , 1
com tinted )1 his 111 'llliKt'l‘. (1w...-
‘IlziIl and ,1 (luck 111111 goose shooting Htt‘lpt’. llut thorn Dartmouth braced. Ill'illl' “.1 isylir'tw to 11111-1 ‘02. I"
".\thIItIUll to ()tli‘lr‘llk", he met his And Princeton d1»: idcd to try for ulzarusln a six round lull" "H 'y' "
friends :11 the .\'.1iional League {It'id EON-(111111111111 1 und 1 1rd 111 1.1 .\' .1. 1
Inir-tting, tlu- 11m ntm'flng by tho Dewitt. Princetons great kiclerwt ‘ _ 1
~ - ' ' r t Madison .\‘quaiw' ‘i1li1i1‘lt 1:: n...
lu'ny. which "lllllllllt" has attended “'85 CUIIN I'M‘k- ”‘9 bull ““3 ”PM“ 0.» “Hum”. ....
Ins :1 lvnuni- pin-111.111.”, passed and tho Dewitt inusketry‘ l'i'frus '1 (on: "Lia?“ 1'::i' ‘ :
1 "1m Jimmi" 1111111" “'llmlm Rob- swung ““0 “C“‘m' The "Wt was :1 ’ in liltfli :iQLic' 11.1131: :1 1111111. 11”.: 1111‘
‘Mn \\'Il1-111;111"l'l1'1i, "Yes. 1']: got him low. huriied one. though. barely l 'i ', |" IN] . lib-Icon: m.“ I-
:if i can rel him for what he in sailing over the Dartmouth line of lull“ iM :g‘” '.tllnt ‘in. .\ 1'il 'IIII '
.“W'lh- “Hi I :1111 ”wt mint: to give sciimiuuge. It appeared like a mis I ”I "L n L “ I‘ ' " '
. - .whu'n both were Inning ::1.' 1'111:111'u:'.~.
.1 ball club for 0111' man. i am orablc effort.
tlil‘i I 'IIiiS '1..“pr :irsl Ill 111' tho Milt l" twll
I'lf'liiilt: for it t'lllll'i‘”
Iouti'i: Till I‘."
1 "’l'lir'n you tli"‘ not wing to flay
Ilahhli .\Ii‘l‘llllVlIIt' short?” 1 ask-
'up
I 111 and another
Ill
Xh‘ l\'
1311:0115 ILA 11:11:11.1 111
. '.Niw 111111: 1:11:
1 GARDEN 111111
W2..— 'Champion' to Tim: Lad .
iii-:11'i'i'i"s 111111111 110.11. Who Beat Him WIlt’ll
11.1.11111111-1: He Was in Amulet 111'
You find them in all branches of Ranks
sport. it limiters not whether it be
football, baseball. billiards or even y ‘ ‘
TODD ARRI‘. In“:
croquet. CVCT‘)’ HOW link! then an Ull-
usual play crops out.
0110::liliclhiiiI1lllhi'llliull1»‘rlililislvmlcotlfkIBritiSh Boxer Hopes: to
W i n Middleweight
Title - Stribling to
[ililt't' on a IJIi'ilk .\'owmbei' day bit: It
in 1911.
011 tho afternoon in qu1slion a
strong i’iiiiccton 1'11'V1'11 11:1: piny-
I
inf; an equally good Dartmouth Flg‘ht In January
team. For'tllo lllflJ'll‘ portion of the
fracas the two combatants had NEW YORK. 1,... WIMPMM 1.:1-
waged pretty much of an even strug-
gle. Indeed. it looked like the bat-.
tio would end in :1 scoreless tie
Finally. however. the Tigers 11n—
cor:k1(i an oftensivc that cniiicd
them down to the Gr'eens 35- yard
l'or ot‘ Frankie (lonuro
.\llil'l‘ll‘illl i'iv.
hiirhn, conqur'
land Ilt)ItI"".‘ of thr-
11'oight 1'l1::1111:l:111:~iiip.
City
ai'i1'1'1l In 12:11
yesterday from California. :11-
ilut us the oval struck the
a f: 1v yards in front of the goal
posts. it bounded high in the air.
going 011: the crossbar and winning
tor ruuatu him: (in in. mind: ch 1'1: 1':1
are other ilyueighis. 1: of :i:| .
Frankie (icuai'o iuiumlfu 1.:il1l
welcome the chain-o to 111511111" 111111
who
'l‘l) CA I'I'AIN AGGIES
ling tactics. thus wiping out was down five times in the. second round. : , . , .
made in the first half of an inning. the last limo for a long count. His Aftri that Foster and his llmttsv'mll l 1" I" is ,1:1Hi'.1i11l:t'.111"\\ vhum- (.1 1 1111: 1:111:11. tl . W 1.. .. 11:4 1': .,.1. . ..
-it never fails to take advantage of right hand Was a battering ram that 1-.ili start on the trail of Kid ix’aplan. 11I1'111' . _ , . .. . ‘ ".\'o, The Iiahbii will play at sec»: 111.111.1131), it 11.12: a fluke of the 1"“: 1 9'” ‘13" ”“ ‘ '” """"
it. At such times it is remarkable f1-1v.if any 1‘26- pounders will be able Foster lit-limes that little Jimmy I'Hl) “'5'"? milll' NHL". IN" ,1.:;:1 haw. 11111'1'1- i think he will givoir i'anl 1st sort. .\n1i stirred up so 11].:1’411‘rosiain. . . i , ‘ 1
how long it takes the players to to withstand. could beat Kuplan today. '1'" Y“ ”N I" ‘\‘ -.:-l:' 1-l: 'mltl'm “l 12111:: .11 ilt'mlvil Sil"‘ll;!IIl. .ltlllllny Butler. 1, “Huh adverse, comment that tho . niaiiusnas 1111 1:11, 110111-11:,.1::
find their favorite bat. Incidentally Local promoters arcnnsliiig for a "I have been studying the Imv 11'-11: :l'll" ”' ' "1 i" I .1:::.:..1- ‘I" "I: i: 11.111.1- 1 11m :- 1 mm: 1111 Min-1‘ 1'11 :11 goal 11:11: was shortly after re- “title the italit 1111111 111101111 21.11.1111} '.‘.
the time consumed in reaching the match b1 tween the "ilcitast Spider" since he iirst asked me to be his ::i:1 f1. 11111: '.:1 we .11 r-;l"',::ng1111 oi lhl' '4 11111115 11:11: until 11' :1'1' ohmtstoi» Ivi::1-1i, thus avoiding any chance for “l INN" 111.11. It “III '.'. Lil-”Inf 1
PW" ‘3 mOSt BXHSDMENHK- and Charley "Phil" Rosenlw rs. ban. manuaer'.’ says Foster. " that 11 ”15111111111 I” ”11 UI ”111'” "1 “wind :1- h1'11' ho 1:» is new: his: summon but I :: i‘t'llfiliiion of so freaky a play. O'f‘fnl (1°be a,“ l‘lII “1”th I“""
11' it is raining rather hard at 1am champ Thom woum be m. 11-.“er 1.11.. wax-:1 11:10.1 know Just '11:“: 1111 '1'. 1 mum: 111.1111“: 11:... to 1mm 11:11.. ”I -..._._~_-_-..-..._. 3111:1111 shooters uflvimu'e to 1.01 a {1111'
the “"101 the plays-r 81! he airings ““' "" ' ”" ' "”"’“~ _..._-___.. ""W""‘ ‘“' "— ll 1'111 11.1 1111- 111:111 1 1mm- in mind; ion his ability.’ II1e Aiiit'i'it'an .11-
at the ball secs to it that his but I11~~. 12:11:: \\»‘.1|,c(..-1h,-...- new inili-ldcrs’ a Q . wolulit championship, which I..‘lIlitl‘¢
escapes his hold and travels a. con- ‘1:' mm: :1- Flt-[.1 110:;1 Sllj‘IngI I ‘ U 1121 took from (1111:1111. will not hr- at
Slde’llble distance. ‘ I "I 111:: satisfied 1‘1 Ill: trad.» I1 stake in this conflict as the bout '.'«1
Then some player brings it black J'.|:1I--' mil: 11:11.4. .1... or: ‘.':‘11115 [t to be. touch: .211, 1':1i1:l111'1'i'.:hls, This"
after carefully wiping it 0" on his 13111011' .i~-:~'s Ii:'.11ne: can hold up 1.15% means that both will Inx 01-12:. the ”J 1
uniform or a towel supplied by tho 511111 111111 '1' micron pi 11:: .1.-, .imil . fly11elzht limit of 113 pounds. '9
trainer. ' ' 1"31‘11 i5 11 iiI11'1".i"i11-r :iitd knows1 _ While Laiuu'ba has Ili‘t'n widely
. ‘ . 110E EN [[1 LLB‘TS ‘1 «m m “I ”I" ““"k “”l “7 PIN“- \- ..\- “HEN-‘- 7:06 15-—l1'nn heralded as :1 t‘uiifumian. the truth
There are. scores of- other stalli1r' V w ...1 I 1:1:1- his two. 11111; 11:11 I", (If, '1 1..‘ r. ' 1 _ ~ : 1s ”m, 111- L, :1 WWW, or “m, l-::1st
“ www.- | , . . . lo'itlmmy, faith-ii 1.1...siuu 11r1'stl1'r. “.1 l .. . . . .
tactics equally as 1-ft'1v'iivc as thr- to 11:1» 13:11 .'II'lH' 1111' III“ llt‘ItI-‘ MI 1111 ”111 km.“ “1 two succns— ”‘0' H” “' 5 """ "" “1"”1 “W"!
ones i have cited But [how to rcm- 0; “,1! H. :1~ I. 11111; 5.11111 mi. ”‘.‘ .1. 1' 1:; I. .. , W. -.' 1' 1211111.». ,1: a. 1.1:: 1:. :.,1u.~‘.- 1.». 1,1 :1 FINN—hand =i1'1'c-lf'11‘i'li'i ‘ "cut in his Amprnlmlhour 'i‘hird A11'11"e, .11111 in :1 l’li'igh-
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WISE SUGGESTION. Fight stopped 1“ Sixth Ichaiupions, they do: 1‘t list 111: .1 .\..1l 3, 1:..1 li'.ti'.:'1"5 1:1- Cr; “i am ulvlii'g '.11 take :: (‘Ilzlnce Illllldliiiu‘liilN‘;lain:- 31)::- ‘LNSUINgia; While (‘:ilii'1:i‘11i,: Hm“ I”... .~":i:l to
Barney. 1)“qu“ owner 0" the 'iong. " 1'11: -:.' 1:: 1.11. 1....“ 1.111' .1. “Ion ‘1\'l:ii1-1'\\i:1. i think he will add' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ he paling 11": 1111111- 1' to 1111' “(11"
' " ' ‘ ' 1 1 ti llt'l the scales at '° 1
PlttSburgh club. who has been re- Round Because 0f: e s . 1 Run: - 1:- 1 .11 111111-1111 1.::._".~1n'-vi 1.. :1“- :.1.».1.:, an.) 111- h'vo Illnl‘llltilliic“ w H ‘ Iwho have on) “1:11.: .1 :111. I.:i‘::il“.1.’i
sponsibie for many good baseball (h ., .. , ,_ , , , . Mug, 1....,.:, u :11111111 il::1t 1...: 5......» 11m“. 11.. ‘ . . I smng to ymm 1.... the ”Mpm
suggestions, offers one. ljgly GaSh 1 land l;\i'.l‘.l-.ll‘ hi [)1 1, lion 111,111 1.. 'i to g“ 11'1il, For “I will 1'9 [(1]11:51:11“;()1?n[(;::3nf|r‘:( brutlliutllisi panic. At'tc: his bout 111:): 1 warns
Mr. Dreyfus urges ”mt 3“ games ma Fighter, S Lip bastllilll. lulu ”mum IHH‘UHMM" ”I I’l'liuw .\‘..1 114.1111 I'ii- .11'~~ 1::1 11in: I'llilr' ’0 lliliI‘l' 1:411:11." l1”;l lllL‘S 171 ”mums \1'ill1'l. (Iouhltl at the Cartli'il on l)1:~1::l..i' L1,. 11':
be uItluiatcly completed when rain live, on in: iron 1111:: he made out 1:". , IL” I, “up”... m. I»... I .. 1,1- I 111.: 1111: 1.11.. ,1}... Kn”. 1' as ”mm“ deumw thrilled ”HI! will return to 1111' l .11» 1:.- 1: 1.1
3‘7 gm???“ makes it lmI’OSSlbIe t'2' NEW YORK, Dec. 15.~—Joe GIick.: 01' 1.....c1m11,\1m. :.-,:. - “.11.: 111 :1 .1 1.1.1:..1chL1'1’1‘1'1; sol-“1h ”1- 11111 .111 'lhtmle‘iivc ”"'11:'1:.:1~ ”In“ M, puking 1‘01”” Omslinlher‘u he “ill I'm. 1 m.“ .\' 111:1: 111.:
50.1.1111; u” Lougffie was sto ed 1 the boy who seems destined to ' ‘ ' t ‘ ‘m' '" l“ ""l ”k" “m" ‘I“""" "”‘ 'l.‘ m ‘ ‘” ‘0 ' ' p “m" tho mat and baring him back With‘ [Til mil, {In '1) 1111111r1 I; l l
" l ' n' 4 ' '1 '1 ’ '1: ' " " . r 'r ea"r1a 1:111:11" , ,.5.
the third inning with one teal): lead~ make \Viiiiamsburuh famous. scored “Alb-"W L‘)‘:I:mlkt;1u:k 11:11.31" “111nm? :11 ll' 111ml: 11 31111.1. . t 1. ii'tI' . 11 1 r1 my” that l mad:- : lt;l;l:ltk"t:)l;Ll i‘l‘l‘lnllill:Ofift‘ll‘nlllllrrmln .er of 111:, 15111121: middle“ :11} 1.: “1:11:11.
lug. 3-U.the contest when played on‘ 1'- ti't‘h"li‘ul WWW“ 0"" J03” 311,11 "luau 111111111 llllolli willil'h‘f .\ 1'1::1:'1'.~'.~'i'1.\.\:. is... i..- n :1 1.111.111- i=1 1 :':1i". -: :1... 1.1.1.1. 1:111:1-11sl"“s1»:.'1(»111is. I‘oddulli‘H again “n“ 1111: ““W’”"""Wl" 1114" NW"!
would be resumed at that point. ra~ Lombardi). of Panama. at the New' 1..“ “ii in tho ollur all”. 1,“: 1111 1.,” “1.“, Me...“ 11.1 1:11;»: :1 Ho...‘ ;.\‘,:1.~i‘:|. if i h::::l i:--:\11l 1': sh: down, MUN”! :1 Helen and “ill: Menilng mmnmg (.11‘1'11'1‘111'3 l...“ 11:11:.:
the; gmlltfimrtmg ts!” gu;"§4“"£w' Broadway Arena last night when [rt-c drinks 1"11'i cainc Ill) 11:1,1. lic' 111111111: 1:) 1:1 . 11 um: 1.111 111.111. with 111111r “-1111 111111 iii-"11”“ ””131? 11: k 0i 1-tlni'.i 11111: several mullm- 3"“:1‘; “1‘” ”“"'» “W“ “11m"! "1'
n or e sligges 0" ° 1'. rey. .. , complains. .11: 11111111111 ilmi Il'xt'L : '1-1'11 1 i '1‘~'11I. .1- 11:1: 1 .1 m” llluil’”ll\“'\l.~1 the foreign gm‘h u... ,9 .l:111~. tin: "(10:11.” ”0.1." in
[us there would be no abbreviated gleéfir;§,gffinifimlfi\mi"@3033; e '- I ,\.\'111".'iil l‘. 1.1.1.1 111 11:::' l..t1\'1-1~1:' 1 mm: .1111 will mi: 1:111 Egan’s [amid/.111 1“,le m. n body and 5.1 {merwr‘mm Wm :11. ”w .\'1211'
gmms' A” would ”Imelmgumm“ ol‘) fi htin' in the sixth ”round of We be" by U"? WW“ ““"“”““': ”"' “"“""-“ "' ‘1 “"‘~""‘-‘ “"‘ “"“ "' ‘ "““ “'.‘” "“‘ ”“'“ ' "W“ “-111: 1.1:. “11:11: 1.1.11.1: was unahic I “M“SU“ WWW “1'11"” “"1! month.
distance orextra Innings H neces- whutgwa: to have been a. Lwelye‘,‘ mtosuttmi'ilts .m' to ho lulu-11 on :11'11'1 1i. \‘.uiii1lii‘t it, in: in'llvvtl) ‘ "“‘\1""lll“‘-‘ “h“ ""'I "I" W“ ”1‘ 110 in: 1I1.I more the important 111:-res of 111.21%
Sal‘Y- . 11: ~ :1 bonds. it, will he in . .111inl it 1111' in“ r' 1:11'1-1 li11111»'1l\1s «‘"miht'! 11 t1 'liHII g liip to do ouri .. 1 C .4 .IstIc 111'11's ulicat 1'1'511-1'1la1'
round comegL Com-.115 ”1*“ . y ‘ . in the 111 111i 1111.1 bout. 111015.11 .. . _ .. ' . . .3.
,. . .. Lombttrdo stopped a left jab curly torcsting to compare the result 11'.:tl1 the 11:1v .11111 1'1-.'1il_1'.<1:ge1l :1 11:":1 lull-ll. 1’11‘11'1‘1‘1511 I11t I'r l-W'fl- I "0'1'35 pulllltls. ”“11“,,th mer this is loiliis 511-11111] 115.: 1., :1”,\
The suggestion. while. not new . 1- 11 M111: 111111 and Mt‘llnnlly good . coun '1' , I , I ,, ),
' in the fi ht that. opened an ugly ”m5” 0' " biilud tall. ’ IJm Komar. 23:) pounds. by .1 con. “.1 “M 111. 1011115 lute 11111 11:
certainly merits consideration if it 1; o e 11 \':1 0le 11'. i: l'. iii-311111 111-‘ .1 11w hail n1'11,::n1i the 1: 1m ixon'tl 1 H l ”11.41,. I hopes ot'1vinuingiiie 11~1n~i:1'-1:n?:111 .._,
will C gash in his lower tip. This wound . , r f l S, 1 1 ) Ottoltinuous 11:1: (11:1 1.: ry- 1 1n n- . . ~ . . .
rose the evil. \‘O ONE 1111:..111z1g.‘ 111TTl-21' l'i‘ i/I Jiltllt'Il-I 11 ll"?\| 1: 1'. ii 11 ii-ii 111 '1 1 11- 1: 1 1111' int. _ Wu“... chumnonsmp 1mm “HI,”
bled throughout the fight and when 1 , 1 : . M 11 ill i m l H :1 1: 11 the : lllts and s..\ seconds ‘ _
the cut was deepened in the sixth THAN TI‘II"1IA'1U“T“IEI "1'; "P. ”0 “I‘l‘l- H I-\ ’“1' “If" ”I I I ' F I‘I‘ “ '1 ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ g l wmml besko. 2:15 pounnsI and (xrt'b of Pittsburgh. 'I‘Ilt' l-Juatmt.
“’ALKER BEATS ’.'I‘RIPPE with another wicked icft hook Ref. THAT' “”11“" Alli. NIT M A!“ I]:\' l H “H ““1 \I' " 111.1% I)”: ' 1 L' “(‘1' : 11,1115 Strinke, 37:) pounds, 11'r1stled! man and Gieb arc sclmiuled to lilit'L
. . "1 (I 0 'l’IN: ‘ DAYS lli‘ ~11 i'} l‘ iC.\ 'l‘ ‘ WM-" , 1 , in 11 ten iound l .ut at \‘ei' ' . if: .
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Dec. 15,—. erce McA1oy decided it “as time to 12811}; Clillifil'l‘liAg .1 I . : St‘ ill -'i'll l‘Il it l,‘ ‘1“it till} 1 to :: toiiy -"il1c 1:111: 'Ilt 111' '111. ThisI (m M“ I” 111 null 1..
Archie Walker, of New York de- intervene. There was a gash nearly ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ "‘ .. . . . ~ , . . ,1 i 1 till till i 1' lil\ [1:1'.._—(,.\11)I:h"‘“‘ 11' as perhaps the most spec- - —~
'1 "' ' i i i- i L b rd '8 l 1v r “WM“ I“ ‘1 “"mml‘ “mm" ”“I , " ' '. ‘ Iiacular of the. 1ve11i11g, both men lodti proved he was :1 mil llr:,\l'l'
noted Joe iiippe. Rochester light- an “C‘ ““p 11 am “ O o L ' 1 tl' ( t 1"bui in: t 1111- \\‘li1»'1tcn ir'1' "hill is 11111111.: Morrio .K't-hlzmn'i'. oi Ilmuhu. was , ll fl _.,. . . . , ..
weight in 0. Slow ten-round bout lip “he k ng was groa ) I: r u 1 ' I 7 it" ‘ I~"1\1"11'l"l iii" dwis'ion on a foul ovei fainting. cIUuing and securing many (n. 1 :11 rst "h” 10 ”I” 1111111111, 1"”
here last night Walker outbo ed Joey Ross. Jersey City bantam- 1“ “mm“ “‘0 “1““ 01111111111 ““" I “1"" "I 1 “"‘t 11.1: ”[11:11” “mm“ ‘. '. 1’11 .. f . .r 1'1'1111 ”MM holds which neither could turn in— it 11: hmdiy likely that 1:0 11:11 1]:-
" ' x . _ defeated at squash. "1 told that kid in pmhssiunal foolhal I'w'l'i l-«HFC‘ 1. 1. J 'l ‘ l» .. m a ial.Zh,1«zko nus fannerly a... throne tit-en as world’s .~1:.1::::viou.w’
i l or J
'lrippe in eight rounds. In the semi- weight got the decson ov im ..- _. 11‘s.. 1:: 1111' 11:11-11 round of thi-iii ., _ 'h The Puguqhm, H .. . 1: .
final. Phil Verde. of Rochester, my Russo, of Brownsville. in a first , 11cm mum “In “mud bout last night. I11:11.10? by the turmoil c amnion. few d2”: and 1; “’1 1 1' 11:11:11 !-"l;" :1
scored a. t 1 , tcn- rounder. Ross did all the flght~ - reason secret, sin-vim: lllvn ntlght . ‘ . ) . It cm 11'. -. . 1:. 1 it‘ll s an ui‘ : :1- :..
echnlcal knockout o1er and battering U. S Secret Servme '1)» nor: “on... 1111: 11:1: mI,nI(1n 11111111 ”11 ““1 NW“ “11m“ '.' ._-..__.__m.._._ cine Least. .1110: his bout 11:01:
““I foulmt. NH opponent i Glob. win or lose. he will 1111::1- but.
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I 1.. 1.1.1.1111: urolnninmh's s’rmuts, nee, 1,1, (.1, 11.1—301... t'orabout :1: tin- (ianh'n lit-tor. 1...:
Il‘ idi-i (11‘ l"15-.~':1‘1' \'. J. defeated '
, . ' - 1 ' , - 1. 11.111- ot' Hartford. was elected mg for home. .
It‘ ooi'gn Genius. of Philadelphia. and captain of the 19' :6 tonnectlcut Ag- As for liiily Sti'ildinc. 1:1' 111‘!
IT“ '\' ‘I'IV “' l”1 “I ‘ "mm“ beat I ricuiturzil toli1'g1- football team last- reach his 111111111'111' this month ..:'l
Illuchl'v (I'm'ntt 0f LIIOU<"5’er1N-I1ight. He has been 1egular center will be allowed to hor. cum '1'
J. Ith l:,\ JU'IE- 0" :icusions. It’or two years and lit‘ltl down the rounds in New lork. H1: was 11':
—~—v»~~-»~——-'——- _-—- fisnmc position on the frc'nshnu' tatlveh unucln-d to met-i Urni' ', 1:»
I l‘li‘ lSill liGll. 1):".1 l::.—~ Jan 1 team during his first year in 001- I hey at the t‘hi'isimas Show 1 '.'
'liiic, l‘lttshtu'yh \H‘II'NHIFN» “0“ I It'gv )all', is a brother of M. 1". but IJt‘CilllSt' of the commission 1 ..
exercise run- 1
MSMILLAN
W pen/(rm (rm mm- was» N:
the jinigis' de'rii ion over Jack Rap-I
import. of .\'ewnik. .\'. J.. at tht end
of :1, hard fought
herr- last night. ’
DiEl-IL
NEVERS
WILSON
vH-B' 6mm F-B.
These collaborators included lead-
ing roaches prominent sports writ-
ers and many of the leading officials
'of the game.
I in his statement of the process of
sch-1 tion. on Rice declares that the
,.
1011- round bout I
Duly who played center on the
Army ham this year and who cap-
tained the 1932: Connecticut Aggie
it"tm.
COLLIER’S ALL- AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAM
WEIR ”MAYER
BMW TAHOE PENN- Elva
jmity opinion of a 1arge 11er of
the leading coaeles. officials and
football writers.
Nine colleges are represented on
1111', Rice's team. ‘\icMiilen of
Princeton is the only member of the
"Big Three" to plac'. Dartmouth is
the only squad with more than one
representative.
Five Eastern players, [our West-
ern players and two from the Coast
comprise Rice‘s team. The Southis
overlooked. That section offered
Flournoy,_ 'l'uiane's great halfback.
as a strong possibility.
Grange of Illinois is selected for
quarterback. which places him in the
famous class as one oi' the few feet-
hul' players to be selected for three
successive years on Collier's All-
America.
Weir Nebraska's great tapkld. is
the only other player to repeat' He
was named as one of tho tackles last
year by the “late Walter Camp.
choice was determined by the me-
(Copyright. 1925. Coliler‘s Weekly.)
ing that no boxer under twcnt'. .;
years of age may appear in :1 : u
of more than six l‘Ol-llllS his pro: ' 1
battle with the .\1111'1'I1'an 1
heavyweight champion was 1' n -
doned.
Sti'i'
Dec.
"trig beeoizies of voting
213.
It:-.:
PITTSBURGH. 11cc.
James (“Red") Masun,11121'
liarry (lreb. world‘s lllltItII1\'
champion. last night said that 11.1'
had been matched to l11:\ .Ii. '
lancy, of St. Paul. and no: I.» :
'i‘odii, llrltlsh champion. who :.i: c
1~1i in New lork and 11:15 1'1-;.:.:'
in dIspatr-lies to lin1'1'a match a 1
the Pittsburgh boa-~1- on the
canuai'y 12.
];1_--l,'i\l:
Opera Star to Have
His'Own Coma"? 1,1‘
‘llil
NEW YORK. Dec. 15. (A. It)»
b‘cdor Chaliiipln. basso at
singing with the .\iciropolitun «'1':
company of New York and 1111 1
cugo Civic (lllul'u. company. 111:1 . 1
genize his own grand illlt'i‘u
puny for :1 tour or the t'niiwl .\’ 1'
during the season of 111211—1111"; '
w'as announced today by his mar:
er. 8. llurok. managing dll‘i'tlwl of
Universal Artists. inc.
The new company. to two {111"
under Chailapin's' 111111 sulii't‘t »
will offer itossini's "The 11:11" 1' "
Seville" for its first season.
liapin will act as stage lllillliliu
director of the company 11:11]: '
management liniversal .\
Inc.
t-11si'
of
LOSE LICENSES.
The local police havv town 1::
flrd by the State Motor Velimh 1'“-
partment that the openers iiw 1w '
of Solomon Eaton and Albert Hill 1.:
Ntll'wnlk have been suspf‘ndcd.
The Bridgeport police report-wt to
I.
.1:
the ioeal polce that :1 Flint <11ml
model touring car had been stoltll
shortly after midnight today. ThI
registration was s- 6201.
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