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THE EVENING WORLD; oATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921.
RICKARD IS READY TO POST SINGLE FORFEIT OF $100,000
A GALAXY OF NEW YORK'S YOUNG SKATING STARS
DECISION OF FOUL
This beautiful prize be
come', permanent property
of winning team in New
York-Chicago schoolboys1
skating races next month.
11
E
Referee Said 'Roy Moore
Fouled Him in Bout at
Pioneer A. -C.
HARDEN PROMOTER AWAITING
, WITHDRAWAL OF COCHRAN
! BEFORE PUTTING MONEY UP
. I
SAVED BIG WAGERS
10
on mm
FV
ft1
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Is Willing to Conduct Dempsey-Carpcntier Bout Alone if Lon
don Partner Quits as Brady Did Mystery of Champion's
Forfeit Cleared Up Speculation on Interpretation of Walker
Law Which Permitted Other Titular Matches.
By Vincent Trcanor.
TTTi'n? Ja. k U.mpsey anil his manager. Jack Kearns, In San Fran
A ci-ro. I'liales Cochran, otic of
T Wi.liam A. llrady. who wants
ready to
Inquiries, and Bob Edgren, the arbiter,
of prosent-day talk In the leant. Ho Is
and what's wrong In Uie match, and
there you arc.
Meanwhile. Tex Hlckard Is chew-
tng clears up by the minute in nts
little olllce In tho tower of Madison
Square Garden, answering nil iues
tlons on the subject in an open, hon
ost wny that Is distinctly his with
out lwlng sure of Just where lie ne
tunlly l at. For two days now ho
has boon awaiting an answer from
Cochran. In Ixndon, as to whether
ho Is coins to withdraw like llrndy
has from the match and all ugreo
.mcnls to which they bound thetn
' solves legally two months ago. Up
to a late hmir last night Hlckard
hod heard nothing one way or tho
other from 1indon. and outwardly
wasn't disturbed over the Belay.
INSTEAD.' Tex profcwed to feel
Hatlaflcd with everything, come
ril run this match, no matter what
happenn, bcouiuso 1 feel in duty bound
to do eo. I don't know whore It will
come off." he said, "but I don't think
1 will have any dlflfculty In locating
it In l rrood snot. I havo had no leas
than, half a dozen communications
from various States, ull of wblch
. . . . !,. V.n,, nnil HllltlV ITlfim I Tl P Tl
fcllC UVf. ...... - - - J - '
have lntervtewied anc personally m tnc
Interest ot eeveml largo cities. 1 " t " B'tt ng away fronvbox
hovo them all under connlderatlon. or particularly tho lUr botliV It
and wnn the Umo comes on aiurcn i ;" i-....,.,.- .....i ,,. m,
for naming tlie battlo ground 1 will broad Uoxornar, such as Gov. Miller
do bo oronvpuy." lH s"1'1 to b' should be afraid to
"Running the match alone, as It "stand up" for what was written In
appears you may have to do. will oot the sUituto hook hint ear by legls
you additional money !n forfeits, lators or his own Republican larty.
wont It?" we asked. ' To "mend the Walker law at this
. 'IMy deposit of f 33,333 In tho three- date, when something big and real,
cornered partnership has already something which tlie people avo
been placed with the truut company shown they aro In favor of Is onMhe
ruuned In tho articles. Tho mlnuto I tapis, would be a narrow procedure
bear that Mr. Cochran has with- on the part of tile legislators of the
drawn from tho match, us Hnvdy says , present netmlun.
he has. I Will put up the entire for- The Dempsey-Carpcntier bout In
felt ot 1100,000 gladly. 1 want to Now York will mean tho circulation
give Cochran plenty of Umo to think of tlionsands or dollars among Its
tt over, for in duo respect to what hotel men and its merchants. Should
Brady says nbout the London pro- all this money be ciurt. from our
motor's withdrawing, ( don't bolieve i doors. ediuutcd off to Canada, which
that he want) to. It's funny, how- H reaching out for It, or to some
ercr. that no nasn i unnwercu my .
oeblc."
Hlckard spoko as if he meant every
word ho said, and in doing so Is sim
ply running to form. It bas been said
ntf him that his word is his bond, and
Vnnwlnir him intimately as we do for
many years, It would be rather a late
day in his great career to "fall down"
on any contract ho has mode. No
one could begrudge seeing him eon- j
. . . . , I. I. hll.
"f.nt,r,V""" 1W,V h.n?
have turned so dlscouraglngly for him
at this staice.
THE mystery of the disappearance
of Dompsey's forfeit, n bond for
50,000, has been cleared away
to tho satisfaction of all concerned.
Dated Nov. 20, the day on which It
wafl by agreement iu uc iitni""'"-'.
" " . , .
was located in a saio nuro rw.uiun
had himself loft it before ho uml
Oompitey weni est. iuiiuwhik
Hrennan fight. The funny thing In
connection with It it that Kearns,
smart fellow thnt he is supposed to
be, didn't know it wits the real bond.
Ho thought It was Just a copy. And
we are constantly hearing about what
Bhrewd, clever person managers of
nirhters are. When Kearns comes
. " . . . . .. ,iUft.1rt,n
back to New ork some wlswicro
may try to sell him Hrooklyn Hrldgo
or tho shaving privileges or mo jo-
lice Pepartment.
..... .i...i. nu l... s,.,n.l in
iJTr , I uartlc ar trai soetloiL Isn't
be In tills iiartleuiar transocuoa um i
flustered about whether or not tho
1 J... 1 , ...111 n..... ft
uinii'ii wim i n uml iiicton team, as that would plve mm a
He says it will, and furthermore will (.i,.inre to be at his home for half or
run Itself If necessary. It is evident ! the baseball ciuon at least.
that he has (rrent faltb In the promot- J
lng aiblltty of Hlckard. I Knel.lrr anil (latrrlttrr Lend.
I C1HCAOO. Jan. 22. With little moie
WIIHE the possibility of theUhan twenty-four hours to ro In tti.
.., iw.i,, ., 1 six-day bike race, Krnest Koeklrr. lo. nl
contobt iiolng held In Nov. t umntouri nml Charley Osterllter held
York is remote. It would bo a lead of threo points at the end of the
interesting ut this tlmo to know Just 110th hour or the grind. This pair had
how Gov. Miller interpret the Walker "cored CCS Points In thospr nt, u
nin,. , ,iiui ,in,i i, Madden and Magln were second with
law. Being or a Judicial mind, he v , ,.. , ft , , wcro thln,
recognlxett raw and knows that every- wfl, 51.,
thing on the statute book should be
rewpected and entorced. The Walker v v. A. C llunln To-Mnht,
Jaw permttA a Dempsey-Carpentler
bout within tho llmlU or New York
State, jui on ii iieruiium ii juo
Lvnch-l'ete Herman championship
match, the recent leonard-.tltchell
bout for tho lightweight title, and
evon the Dempsey-Hrcnnan battle In
v,hlch the heavyw-eight championship
was at stake. Why, Uien, should
there be any talk, or even rumors,
of the prevention of a meeting be-
tween Carpentier and Dempsey? To
our lav mind tho tireventton of such
a promising pugilistic treat amounts
to discrimination, and there's no
for dlsorlml-
night ns well
place In the uul world
nation. Mublo lovers m
1"'""'? "
.,.1.1 ...... .. U 1...,l n.l..l,,
SlllK lor lliwil oui .uru.'il CJUIU HOI,
, and Tnovm fnmt bo warnwi that l'alr-
. nanju, Mary Picklord and other stara
the promoters. In London another,
to break the contract. In Now
York. Iloh Kdgrcn. the sole arbiter, In Los
Angeles, and Tex Hlckard hero on the job
comply with ull arrangements 1
entered into, It's no wonder the Dompsoy
and Carpentier chainploiiBhlp match Is up
In the air, so to speak. Dcmpsey's man
ager. Kearus, says the match Is on, Urady
Miya it Isn't. llickard Insists it's the best
pugilistic attraction over staged, Cochran
is too 111 In Ivondon to even answer cabled
isn't worrying over the outcome
the supremo Judge of what's right
ho says everything Is O. K., and
would bo burred from tho Now York
screens.
Of course, there is the chance of
amending' the Wulkor law before
July to make the big bout Impossible,
but why In the name of nil that Is
fair and square should a law which
has proved so popular be even
amended. The State U In need of
all tho revenue It can postitbly get.
This bout alone will add u consider
able amount to It. Should this
money be turned down u tainted?
3 1 131113 isn't' a public puntlmr
adding anything to the State
Treasury outside of boxing.
This, of course, aside from the war
lax. Haseball'ei receipts aren't taxed,
nor are racing's, but there Is a bill
in the Legislature which would pro
vide a tax of 12 per cent, on tho hit
ter sport. Sounds ridiculous, and Is.
In view of the fact that racing bus
paid little In (he way of dividends
since the nntl-lcglsl.-itton of (low
Hughes n time. Itaclng beic Is not a
(1, .j i
oilier suite .' w hopo not.
EVENING WORLD'S
What Happens Every Day
'llnlr llurarL llrllrra.
M" Kuimle Durark of Sydney,
N.,
i Australia's famous swimming
olmmplon. has announced her periim-
t ii cm wunarawai irom the competitive
Iladd.
Tho iibwh of her decision to race
no moro has Juiit been received hero In
a letter from an odlclnl of the Indies'
Swimmlnu Association ot New South
ralc. and It romi'.i an a moot unex-
pooled sunuise. Previous reports from
Sydney stated that SIIsm Durnrlt had
nyiinry huiivii iiihl Aim
, Kaw ,nto tnilnliiK for the iisieetlve
, Vnlt of Mlsi Ilthelda Hlelhtrey or the
New Yor'i Women's SwIniniliiK Associ
ation, the Olympic champion.
Mlnmr-llini'1 tinker to Itrlnrn.
"Hoine-Uun" linker Is leudy to re
Join the Yankees, nrcordltiK to de
spatches received here last night His
return to the big league Is contliiKPiit
on the recovery or one of his children
WHO in ill. innt-e pivui. imir oerii
lltu.Iliplln). to Ket Ilaker to return to
t, milnl, for H011lfl ,Imi ,,t tll former
Home-Itun Klim never has liked the
life on tlie road. It Ilaker returns It Is
nntte eertnln thnt lie will not Olav Willi
be Yanks, but will bo to tho Senators
y announced that he
'"..,.,,' ..i.... , ,.i ...i, ,.. '...i..
nUUlU t'W h IV l'"d ..no lilu nfii-
xMe nnl bouts of the nmatour wrest
line tournament under tho auspices of
me n univ , . ,,' ,u S I
city club house, lentrai i.arK b0iu
to-nignt.
(.ornt. fTi.
,TII.r. i. . fnriieii iiefete.i
0$ "luffalo"''.! a hocHcy
match hero yesterday by a score of
io to 0.
llnilc Truck Meet card.
Many slurs of the metropolitan ills-
'"ei w"i o neon in action at t ie .Ma
wmte bii lour carmvai at uie inirie..-in
SKlmBll. ArJR0,JLy, 'aH00!;!?"' .,to'i,.l,eI,u
T!Z " h.,w U).,'tnr.1(1nr n.t ooV-ivn "T',','.
... . . ,
long isisnu touge..
I lit." "r.l I'.n. lrrri.
CINCINNATI, Jan. .12,Uabc ltutli
EVENING
WORLD
SEATING
New York School Boys
Start Training for Meet
With Chicago Skaters
-Great Enthusiasm Among
.ocal Lads for Inler-City
Ice Contest Next Month for
Evening World Trophy.
By Robert Boyd.
A'
LTHOrtUI the schoolboy Hkatei
of New York have only two
weeks to prepare lor their dual
meot with Chicago, they arc hustling
like "Trojans" under the watchful
eye or Tom Howard, head coach, to be
in condition to g-lvo their western
rlvnls tho race of tliolr lives for
supremacy on the too next month.
The former Wanderer, Now York
A. C. Hickey ntnr nnd coach at Yule
for six years Is very much enthused
With the calibre of the youngsters tho
I'. S. A. Id. oflldals havo turned over
to him to whip into Hhapc for the
Inter-city speed races. "They nre a
likely looking lot" Howiml remaiked
as Ins eve followed a bunch of
eye
Mime 2,0 j-oungnters ranging from the
OWN SPORT HISTORY.
maltp .firry Herrmann. President
or the Cincinnati Ileds. at least tM iloh -
llTt lirtllll0r if tin n Irtn.nlr n f 1 w
1)a lnt0 iho rfili
, ltellanrt Kleld when he shows here
iniiKi-es. ine oaie ror tne
f,. ,"'".y .a"1? flv"
u t j ".nj 1.1.-1 1 iiiuiiii
i ii i 1 i 1 1,800 can k nocK a
"o inn niencners. Anil It lialie
falls to prtHto one ;iIiiohr tlie nun (tods
for the circuit, tho five will sec the
game us Herrmann's guests.
nip SiTlinmem Art World's llreard.
NIIW HAYHN. Conn.. Jon. 22. A
world's record for the 2.10-yard swlm
niliiR relay ince was established hy tho
al awlmmliiR team In a special event
held In connection with the dual meet
with I'rlncrton here lost iiiiiht. The
tlmo was 2 minutes C seconds. The
previous record was 2.10 2-5. made by
tho New York A. C. team in 1915.
It. ('. Klerrn Hid lflKli for (inmr.
I10STON. Jan. 22. A Kuarantee of
$in,0UO or CO per cent, of tho gate io
eeliits. is offered by Itoston ColleKe to
the collece foothill eleven or coual
I standing that
Nov. 5.
win mjei them heio
Clrnn Sttpri or Dm l "iii i'rani,
HYIJNI3V. N. S. W.. Jan. 2' in tho
leiond rerles of lawn tennis match
tlie American Davis Uup team beat the
Australian 3 matches to 0 yesterday.
In the similes Cnpt. Watson M. Wash
burn lieat J. 11. Huwke at I, 61
and William M. Johnston dcreuted 11.
W. Hoath at C3. 6 .1.
in the doubles William T. Tiliten nnit
Johnston defeated Norma. U. Ilrook's
and X'atrlck O'Hara Wood by n scoie
oi iu a, : t, 7 a and e s.
Allilrtlc (lull for Women.
Tho Women's Athletic Cluhof Hrooklyn
t ii u Ini'iirtinrfttml uniitu.ln., k. ...-. tt..
prcme Court Justice Asplna.ll of llroo'lil
I 1 111 Purpose n inn clilb will be to en-
couraBe exuert swiniinltiK and .ithc
otblctle sports. Among the members
are Miss Charlolto lloyle and Mlas
Alleen HIkkIii, who won swimming hon
ors In the Olympic names. The heatN
quarters of tho club will bo ut No. 25
Clinton Street. Hrooklyn.
Vrtrran (iiiinirr Win at IMiieliurnt.
riNinil'HST. N. C. Jan. 22. A Ioi.
ular victory was scored In the uiiuual
, midwinter handicap irmiMiootlmr lour
,mmf.n, yPM(rd1. w1011 j,, KHey
! ' 'wt Aurora. N. V.. former New
I Vork Mtato champion, led tho field with
thiown. He fired from Hie eluhteen
yard lllillk Keln-v la ov.,ntv-lv vnirs
0?il a.ul ih. gtn ho ion with it"
served him for thirty, years.
ages of twclvo to twenty, circling the
twelvo-Iup track ut the Hrooklyn Icr
Falacc, where tho races are to bo
held Saturday.
Coach Howard Is very well awaro
of the ability or the speed skuters
that have been developed In the Mid
'dle West. "You see." ho said, "out
there tho climatic conditions favor the
developing or skaters much more than
here In the Kust, In our busy metropo
lis. Not only are they favored with
more natural facilities, but their un
natural skating rinks, suoh us flooding
the playgrounds Dy .Mayor 'rnomti
son's Ice Skating Commit tee, hav
broug-ht the Windy City to tho l'uio in
the last few years as the jkatlng cen
tio of the United States. Wh, out In
Chicago the Muyor Is so Interested In
skating that at times during tho win
ter he will order a Htreet closed and
tm- city department will flood it Un
skating. Thero is only one method f
developing skaters, and that Is give
the youngsters a place to skato wh.le
they are young. It 1 very much like
mvlmmlng; to develop good material
oil havo to start them young.
Hut that is not tolling ou what I
think of these boys of mine. Ono or
lwo 'avq had real racing cxperienre
In actual competition. Tho others
are, you might say, novices In the rac
ing game. However, they will round
nto shape by the day of the races.
Vhat they lack in real ability they
will make up in lighting Hplrit. In
athletics, you know, that means mak
ing up for a multitude or hortcom
ings. "With the squad or capable euaehes
who have volunteered their services
to iihsImI hip In ti-alninir tlm New Ynrk-
lteam we will work Individually with
... .... . . . '
i !"B strokes, the piojicr way to set
, - ... u.hh;o
" 1 l"",H' ''anomriff up
iiui wiuu iii iiio tfiiui i, iiiim uuuilt;ii
for conditioning.
i ..rw-tn- t , ilni,iin f tv,
In the samo rink where tho New
York boys do their dally tralnlnir and
to their being nccustomcd to It, while
on tho contrary thoir Western rivals
will be racing on a strange track
with one day's practice, a decided ad
vantage rests with tho local team.
This might seem like poor sports
manship, yet II'h all In the came."
"I am particularly impressed with
tho elementary schoolboys. We havo
some material here that appears nl
most unDeatnmo. tor their years
they urc remarkable. The high school
hoys, senior una Juniors, do not an
proach tho standard or the younger
boys; they will need plenty of train
ing: hut you Just say we'll he there
ready to uphold tho traditions of the
Nt w York schoolboy airainst Mnvni
Thompson's best, In his Kastorn in
vasion.'
Ilrlniont Uoe ol Intend in (lull
Hnelnir fiamr.
In a statement which ho gave out
yesterday, Major August Ilelmont cor
rected tho Impression that tlie Incor
poration of his famous Nursery Stud, at
l.cxlnpton. Ky.. forecasted Jits rotlre
incut from the turf, or a lessening of his
intet est in the breedltiK Industry or
racing. Tho first published reports or
Die Incorporation had given rlso to such
reports.
"I merely incorporated thn Vurserv
Stud to protect my entries In stakes of
the mares and youngsters," gald Mr.
Ilelmont. "Under the rules, In case of
the death or the nominator, all entries
nre void. The stakes are growmn to be
so large that cnguKcments havo become
a valuable asset, and that was my Idea
of tho best way to protect them, and
means no real ennnce in tne ownership.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS,
First Ttaoe .Lottery, Corridon,
Walter Tunibow.
.Second Itace Alahony, Albert
A.. Tableaux d'Honneiir.
Third Itace- U.iv l.ily, Jirown
Chuk. Trust Omci.il.
Fourth Race St. Isidore.
Homan, Warsaw.
nfth Hnce On Hint). Pit, Altec.
Sixth llace Capital City. Solid
nock, Hoyden.
Beveuth Haco .Frostown, Cheer
Leader; i'air Orient.
ELEME.NTARV HIGH SCHOOL dUHIORS ant
( Fistic News
Tex Hickard ha.s signed up Jack
Ilntton to defend Ins n lierwelght
title in a hi teen-round bout ngnlnst
Ted "Kid" l,ttw of Kngland. nl M'ld
ison Siiunre tlarden i'eb. 7. This will
be Hrltton's ilrst appearance In this
State since tlie Introduction of the
Walker bill.
Tho match originally was .scheduled
for Albert Hall in London, but 'owing
to a disagreement over a referee, Dan
'.Morgun, manager of llrltton, can
celled the bout.
nillj Munilf. tl Bfaten Utin.1 frathemeltlit
whom KdUle Hancr la franmlng for tne da.a
honora, makra hla local dtJiin In a ten-round
liout avniztit inimt JlaUlinit 1111), the, rusvvd
flaiUtn !Ad, at t.he Commonwealth rjirtinff I'lul)
In Uirlnn. Hilly Inline, former A. A. U. dura
plon anj Jimmy Taylor re alrnl ch in itiottirt
ten-rourui etenl. ivur anu on rounil ajraiw wm
preoide the doubto erent.
Al IWrforil. tetpran boxlnx tiromoter of Haiti-
more, ) that bla club lin wlrfd the manaarra of
Urnny bronard. wuild'a champion llibtwclsht. and
e Trmdlrr of rhiltdtinlil. rontfnrtir for tha
title, an off.r of a Ko.ooo putae for a fifteen-round
bout lu a dicitlon u be held In llaltlmore.
Tlautamwf'lghta will ao furnish the atar tutu of
flfi.ni rounda at the Pioneer Sportlni Club In Kail
Jllh street to-night when llfuny L'oHcr. Ike clftrr
Italian noser, nierta Hobby Po)!e of the nrrt aide.
tn the tin round Mml-nnal Tatay ttogaih. a
hrotker of Ixmta llecaah of llrl(Utrt, will twtr.
pundira with Soldier Uewn.
Ulriie O'Harc, Uie vronuuns local lijht liMiy
M.'.ln, who ecuml trw ilei'uuon orvr LUariin
llurk.'. tho .No Orleans fihur, in a rifUen
round go It New Orlcaiu the early part of thw
wi. iwelred a pnnuitaw of l.f.l) for bi
tlctory., O'llaie nali a big bit with tlie fi.'ht
fana la Ike South by Ida ctner IkuIhj and kard
but in.
At the HUlgnwci.J Oroo Stwrtice Ottai on
Situnlay eiculiu, Jan. ID, Johnny Arniinw. tb
ltrookb-n lirajweiM, will jro iitlnt Jack Han
lott, kfiolhrr "beary." Ut the aesil rioal of ten
rouwla. A( Mi mrn Are hoary hJUem and
game, rtfy uuirlit to furaiah an ttrtor.xtlnr scrap.
Matchmaker Voj:niatJ eijnvla to ckaio the
main go to-Oay.
Uunv llowtrd. ehj I.khJ aiuldlow4lit, who
has fuJtit tivo bouui wiuli Harry llreb Pitta
burgh, w"l "k ou !enre Cluu, th middlt
weltAt of Netr Cu.tW. il'a.. la a tcu-routal bout
at a diow to be liroujlit rfl at rVronton, 1'a., on
seat WlDdaj niaiit. lluaard tu b.n so.
oroine In aU it Ills fiilltw and ho ought to tin
Oh a lurd UatUe.
Marty Croas of thw any will doa the e'otm
proilpg In all cf hla flihtj and h ouibt to
ii.-.a hliu booked to meet Jack Mturmrn, Uie A. 12
I'. niwt.nreiwlit otiaani.ion, fur flften round m
tlie ouln go at th llidowal Oraer Hiioriiiig
('lab el to-nigtit. And:
UllUniW of Portland. Me ,
U'llorl mcete Jack
, fr ten rouiele
-
rrankle Maxwell ihe "Itarlem' Cidone ' who
brake "Knockout 1'litl" IXImoul'a alanlni atreak of
fltMcfa itialgnt iletortii. eapicu to repot on
iUuulai .tiUU, ai.th Sal Soxuu Qua a'lta.ha
t - i i ,r -r '
- - -
and Gossip
'.-. Oir'.lr IllUnran Mliwrll uid rmintfon
1.1" ni'h prilpd mllh Mnjr Kddle II t-
Mihnii for n.-lzlit tnd rirncv. In thn olhrr
'weh-rrturi'l.r M)l StuUDon. Ihe fx-nutur. will
cicit JUnia Illut of llirl.m.
Ildl Andiron. U jfmiij banttai frDra Wo
mlns. who r.erntlv rleftiu.i Youuji trick.7 l lh
IMuartr Spurilux nub. I raxt romui; to the front
unikf U.. mnj.-iu.iu uf hill. (Irurp. IIUI ihlnk.
fchl. kid a coming champion and baa arraUKtd an
rItM-round tmut with (late Martliall at Ncwburc
on Krldav night at wblr'h a bis dflrzatton from
Nrw Yoik will ittrod. The followlnj Tumdar An
I d. run mffla Charlie L'olrr at tbe Woxlhaua A. U.
la a tra-round erml-flnal.
Jlta Jfontintntrr. tlie lrtati inidJlewmltit. ir nam
vn bis wy to 1'anims, Where lw Is txioltM ii
. f. nr0 rihta. SiontKoraory wim offwd soal
j piirsm tot each bout and hi nui . r. Jack liojeni,
Icb'. no Umo In slirnlne tho louli., t. If Ik- iie
! in wlntrtcz hla flsUm ttirre. he will try anj
IW yi, hnaK of j,e glu& niiddlunrUhb
1 bertti
Annttier a,llfirnia hrwiht ha rritol In
ton for joat. iU i "Wild Jlill" Held, ttw 9nn
TraiJ.-o fij.acr who knxl out WUlie lleelun
in liw turtli nwnJ of their bout M no
, N'vw Yir' IJy aftermim. I'al Mullui, hi
, nuiujer. 1 tnnit to !co him un kt a bunt vrilu.
I tlicr 11111 Ilrcnmu or Harry brnii.
Walter (Tooni) Edd). the aenaallonal New Rni-
land lUhtwaUtit. who haa not loal a dcclaloa alnce
, ....,,, ... n. rff. h ,,, matched
. ( mwt Jlmmy Ku4 of YotkrU1J ln ooe ,
twelte-round Inula to be held at the Star Spurting
Club on Monday, Jan. 111.
mruy Nable, east aloe bantamweight champion,
who ni forced to cancel hla flftcin round twut wlm
Willie Spmrer ai the Pioneer Snonlig nub lax
Saturday night on account of an tnfeited arm, U
tramlm agaui In aotlciatlon of tewral If'a'.t bla
managir, Al Weill, haa In etore for tiiin. NaWe'a
neu bout la whs Pity Joinm at the Hamilton
OhJu, I'imiiw. on Iho STtli of tlie monlb.
PauI ekunjwm, the lt'l boiTywvldht. and Jiclt
Cliffunl, Ow Jlesidjn lwaiywtiirtit, will ot m
the rrature tuut of un rouoda at Ike Kriviurt IU
1.) rMurtluc Hii on Monday uijt. In the other
urn round o llwl (KM) Potter Harry
Uranoon. Vwir Joe HIikw w. Aiely Johaitoo
and Walter Tuozoifton vs. rJoMkr 7.'on.v la aix
round boutd.
Oixej Key. tl t aid fijlitcr. tnho added
atwrjier knotiiout to hia 1W ou Saturday nlgU by
a... ip.ni Ja.'k Ucdanond in all ro uida at the Pio
neer htxirtins Clilb, has been iraotkl)y tmtoli.d
to uiuU Jimmy O'QaUy at a tbow of that elyb the
fr WW in K.ibruar'. Keyiw luui won amerel
fllt.ta with knockouts In the laat fiw montha.
Al kleRae. who won a tecavnloal knockout rlctory
incr WUlle Cetal wenaly, tlghut Sailor Job
Kelly in tho aUr lout nf fifUi-a ninla at tho
Won.Haien hium ni to-niaru. haiiy ro-
cenUr foiiKht a fiftocn-rourid draw ultli Jutmny
1ifitig at the air cnab. In the meni-nrml iaji
try llanw Trlile Aialenwn Ur ten morris
Freddie lte. llrooWni'i Junior llrhtwelibt and
I ftner awrrlna partner of U. nm losard. la undtr
th iiiai,afftnm'i.i or Ia-w Kilne and la nptn to met i
an nml nn wrlMllne tn.m 1-1 t Mine al.n
haa Ja kir Moon
i-otored f.atbeiwilgl.i undir h..
manage mnc
M.o'e Iwiee Wet 1Ve Uartun en
TuuOar. hiinu iv J Iwu ai the eat, .New
Vwk A. A, , .
SENIORS
CLUBS MUST DEDUCT
STATE AND FEDERAL TAX
FROM FIGHTERS' PURSES.
Herearter out-of-town boxers who
perform In thU State will haxe their
State ami I'ediral tax deducted by the
promoters before thev receive their
mono)'. It waa found tnat nghters com
ing Xrom other States left New York
without complying with the Income tax
i jaw.
The Stato Hoxlng Commission served
imtf e on nil treasurers and match
makers of tho clubs In the Umpire State
to appear ut the commission's ofllce,
where thoy were informed that in the
future they would have to withhold tho
tax from the boxers' share of the
money or else .bo held responsible.
Cochran
Consider Contract Still
Vnllit.
LONDON. Jan. 22. The orglnal con
tract for tho Carpentler-Dempsey box
ing bout Is considered still valid by
Charles B. Cochran, tho Ktisllsh boxlntt
promoter, a party to the nKreement. I; ,
was declared In a statement authorized
by his othca here rcafenlay. M
Cocliran's associates said thej had no
knowledge of luittioruy tor William A
nradv of New York to speak in Mr.
Cochran's behalf.
Tho statement reads as follows:
"Aii far as Mr. Cochran is concerned.
the orlclnal contract for tho Dempsey-
Carpentier fight holds. If Messrs. Hrady
or Hlckard have withdrawn, that Is bo-
vnnd our control, but ir It la true. Mr.
Cochran offers 100,000 to hold tho fljht
in London.
It was stated that Mr. Coehran had
not lienrd dlrectlv trom Mr. Ilradv. hut
was Inclined to behove the rulins of the
New York Ktnte lioxlui: Commission as
to a max mum ailmission lee to tnc limit
might havo caused him io gel out from
under.''
Invito Oxford nnd Cnmbrldice
(loiters.
A combined Oxrord-Cambrldge golf
team has been Invited to uartlcloato in
the playmir of tho annual Intercollegiate
co r cliaiiioionsniD3 next snrlmr. accora
in IT to an announcement made la.it night
by A. Luclen Walker, Uaptaln ot thn
Columbia team and nn official of the
Collece Golf Afoclatlon.
Walker said that ho had written to
England a few days ago, and that while
ho .1) id rfo Iden how the proposal would
oe lliei lie uim Kri-iib iit.ties tnai un
international flavor would bo prcient
at tho titular events. The champion,
ships will bo held nt tho lirrenwlch
Country Club from June 28 to July 2.
It Oxford and CambridKo decide to
send their representatives here, the
combined team will he ono of the most
rormldablo in tho competition. Cyril J.
H. Tolloy, presont British amateur
champion, is playing on the Oxford
team and doubtlosa would bo ono of
tho membnrs ot tho combination.
llli'Urrson Win Coif I'lnnl.
HHLLEAin IIKIOHTS. Jan. .". -IU'.
1. 11. Plckerson or Clearwater won
the annual January coir tnuriiu.'iKnt
when 'he
ucrcaiiii uraniianu nice o, i
IJiiglewond bv ;i up end 2 to pluy, over;
tv... Ihl.lv.ilv.lmli. On.lL Thn iliur.
..,, K0f..,. bad a lead of I up at thrt
,ii..rnln:: rouml. He cot an narlv ad.
vantage of two holes anil iUco was al-
ww ugaunc iu aTJi. ow-u.
Tlio decision rendered toy Iteforee
Bddio Tollock at tho 'Pioneer A. C.
In.l VtVl ,1. r. - ri..A4 4MnH .I,..'' J
sandi of dollars thaA wore wagered
on PPaddy O'Qatty to defeat Ilay
Moore, tho St. Taul 'featherweight.
Until tho referco Intervened in th
latter haVf of tho third round Moore
was giving O'Gotty a isororo- 'beating.
It was learned before tho start of
the bout that a lot of money had
been wagoned on OKJatty by his East
Bldo admirers, -who constituted nlne
tentha ot tho largo .gathering. The
odds wore stated at 3 to 1 on aiooro
l tn win, iwith numerous OXJatty takers
Both flic judges who affiliated last
night (dated that in thedr opinion tho
New Yorker had not been fouled. The
threo Judgos nnd referee wcro sum
moned to oprjicar before the commis
sion to clear up the bout that saved
many thousands of dollars tor the
com side.
From, the ringside it was obvious
that Moore was punching nt times
below tho "dead line," but as ho is
a closo Infightor and constantly in
action, at no time did his infraction
of the rules appear intontlonal.
That the blows did not do any
damage or tend to havo a physical,
effect on O'Gatty was also apparent
after exmlnatton by a doctor Tb'
and the fact that tho east aider wus
being soundly tura.ih.eii stamps the
act ot tho referee as both hasty and
faulty and u great injustice to Moore
The decision was met with disap
proval from tho non-partisan element
at the ringside, bu,t the O'Gatty fol
loweir, who comprised 90 per cent m
one of the largest crowds that etr
Jammed thoir way Into tho Plonc. i
Wportlnj- Cluto since the Inception of
the present State law, greeted it with
rouncls or applause.
Aa .Moore's low punching d.d not
Impair the fighfmff ability or the
New Yorker, tht referee could have
used better Judgment If he had been
more lenient with the disqualified
fighter.
Desplto tho fact that both men
weighed above 12- pounds they were
announced as bantams instead of
real featherweights.
In the semi-Anal, Jimmy O'Gatty
knocked out Mike Carroll In the
first round. Sammy Vogel, a former
amateur, stopped Maxey Kaufman in
six rounds nnd Joe Carter won tho
Judges' decision over Stanley Mcu
ghan in the opening six.
French Athletes
In Penn Games
PHILADELPHIA, Jan J2 - Athletic
authoritioa of the I'nlverstty f Pinn
sjl'vanla are d,illy expecting a reply
to nn Invitation sent to France asking
the University of Paris to send a one
milo toa.ni to relay racoo here the lat
ter part of April. The Ftench uni
versity is said to have wmo j,Mod
nuarter mllcrs.
Invitations hiwc aleo ibecn sernt to
McGHl University nt Montrml nnd
Toronto University to send teams for
various event.
No contestants are expected fioni
Oxford or Cambridge this year. Al
though these English univetsitl vi
have i standing invitation to partici
pate In Ponnaylviinia's relay gamei
year, it, was hardly expoclul
they uld go to .the crponso of send
ing oncu each year. An English team,
however, is looked for In 1S22
Hartley- Cruilly- Whin Ilrllt.
PltOVIDENCE. R. I.. Jan. 22. At
the American Lesion show hero laat
nlcht Peta Hartley, the crick Now
York llchtwclght, gave Franklc Young
Urltt of Now Uedford a sound thrash
ing; In cleht out of ten rounds, win
nine the referee's decision. The ransr-
slde wrlEht.i were: Brltt 131 pounrfiC
Hartley Ut pounds. Hartley led all
the tt.i. and had Hrltt continually
holding to avoid a knockout
SchlensKI ThroiT linns I.nnler.
At tho wrestling carnival hold last
night at tho Olympic Theatre Carl
Schlrnskl, tho heavyweight wrestler
fiom TTllea, threw Hans I-'inler of New
York, after 30 minutes, with a hend
lock. Jack Feinberg, of the East Bldo,
defeated William netts, tlio EnglUh
middleweight 'wrestler, with a scissors
hold after 40 minutes.
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