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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1920.
'Latent News From
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LEFT EARFUL
What, team will play I car not,
Nor what the scoras wilt ba;
Which taam will win tha pennant,
It mattera not to ma.
RIGHT EARFUL
You aee, I'm not o'erburdened
With curiosity;
Yet I would like to know what
The scandal's going to be.
It
him workout, hence the lack of inside
BRINGING UP FATHER
(Copyright 1917. by International News Service)
By George McManus
information on his real ability.
Tip Gardner will
act aa third man in
the ring for all
events with ex-
Featherweight
Champion Tommy
Dixon, and A. Corp
Btein as official
judges.
The best part of
the evening's enter
tainment is the fact
that the net proceeds
of the fight will be
given to the Day
Nursery. The fight
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BOXING CARD WITH EVEKi
FIGHTER GOING IN TO'WIN. Fight
fans, society folks, business men and
everybody else, will be there tonight
to see the fights and contribute their
mite to the Day Nursery Fund. It's a
fight for charity; but not a charity
fight. The sky's the limit for attend
ance don't be afraid of overcrowding
Tally's Arena, it can't be done any
way the ay Nursery can use all over
flow admissions.
Tou can buy your pasteboard at
Eddie Doyle's Cigar Stand.
BUT A KKAL
WILL ROGERS (HIMSELF)
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At Sacramento-Los Angeles, no aft
ernoon game. rain.
At Los Angeles, .Portland. 2-0; Ver
non. 1-4.
That ends baseball for the year.
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CARPENTIER TRIMS "SET-UP"
AND BIG TOWNS CHAMP J AWN;
DESCAMPS HAS CASH DESIRES
By Wtstbrook Pagter
NEW YORK Battling Levlnsky was
hich a wobbly "rtft up' for Georges
''arpentler that the fixht fans in the
ig town are still matching ponnles for
n answer to the question: "Can Cnr
' fiitlfr fight, and If so, how much?"
Oeorges wheezed into New York
com his training quarters at Summit.
. J., the morning after the fight, with
coM In his turgid chest and a prodig
us wad in his Jeans, being acquisl
ions of that busy rjuarter-of-an-hour
i the cool of the evening at the Jersey
"Ity ball purk in which he knocked
.evlnsky fbr a home run with the
uses full. He swelled around the
(larldgo lobby for a while with Fran--olse
Dcst-amps, his manager, and than
drifted upstairs to knead his bosom
Vlth a lotion of turpentine to cure the
.old.
Dcscamfa had no end of a mad on
I ecause people weren't giving his boy
redlt for a tremendous feat of fisti
cuffs In beating the patriarchal bat.
I French Window Jaw
All the papers here commented on
the fact that Carpentler fought with
his left arm held low and his left law
wide open to any stray boxing gloves
that mlKht have been flying about in
tho chill night air. For a fact, Car-
pentier's Jaw had a sign on it, "hit
me," all through that fight and the fact
that he didn't get hit was more to
Levinsky's discredits.than Carpentier's
credit. Robert Edgren, writing in the
Evening World, Implies that if Car-
pentler ever missed a swing at .Tack
Dempsey, ns he missed swings at Lev-
Insky. Dempsey would leap Into the
opening and spin him half way back to
France with one punch.
Carpentler certainly lived up to his
24 sheeting as a pretty boxer and a
relentless attacker, but any fighter of
any class at all would have whaled
Levlnsky as he showed in that battle
The Battler looked cheap as an order
of beans. ' He was awkward, flounder
Ing whenever he missed one of his
timid leads.
And he had a very bad case of buck
fever, due, no doubt, to the reputation
as a Kiiier mat naa Deen Duiit up
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it is a vegetable fajV100?Z pure, and
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Even after frying fish or onions the
same lot of Mazola can be used foe
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round, the Frenchman. In the end
Carpentler savagely brushed aside
Bat's extended left arm, which wa the
American's only defense, ignored Bat's
feeble right cross, and chopped him re-
peatedly on the Jaw with that over
hand right.
John Will Save His Faca
Levlnsky didn't give him a fight so
the public right now doesn't know
much more about the Frenchman's real
abilities than it did before.
To all of this. Deacamps take ex
plosive exception.
"George she do not have to be on
guard against Eevinsky," the keen-
eyed manager sputtered. "Against
Dempsee he fight a different way. One
time he ask Levlnsky. tb heet me' be
cause he know Levlnsky cannot hurt
him. But he will not let Dempsey heet
him. He will knock out Dempsey in
four rounds."
Descamps received an offer from
Tom Andrews of Milwaukee to fight
Harry Greb out there, but he didn't
think much -of Greb as an opponent
and '.so turned down- the match. He
also heard rash talk on behalf of Mike
O Dowd and Ted "Kid" LeVls and of
fered to have Georges knock them out
in .he same ring any morning between
and 9:13 of the o'clock.
More Movies for Carp
Carpentier is going to do another
motion picture in New York and will
remain here for about two months al
togetheY. His contract with Charles B.
Cochran of London binding him not to
fight Dempsey except under Cochran's
auspices, expires in the latter part of
December, after which he will be free
to sign for the Dampsey battle undeV
American handling.
But Descaraps wants half of the gate
money and says he will not let the lad
step into the ring with Dempsey for a
cent lest.
"No seexty-forty," he protested. "We
must have feefty-feefty or no fight.
Carpentier la the attraction. Who is
Dempsey without Carpentler? He is
nobody. - Feefty-feefty-feefty-feefty "
And that made pretty near four feef-
ties. Kansas City Star.
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At Fait Lake, 2-11; Oakland. 1-3.
At Oakland. Seattle 6. San Francisco
7, morning game.
At San Francisco. 4; Seattle 8. after
noon. At Stockton. Sacramento, ; Los
Angel 2. morning. '
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repertoire In an effort to earn their
money as Quick as possible.
No. 4 offers Battling Scotty and
Red Gardner in a ten round fight for
the championship of Phoenix. Much
has been said about both boys, leaving
the fans to Judge their favorites. The
best way to pick the winner of this
bout is to count 'em on the floor and
whisper t the fan in the next seat:
"I told you so. '
Scotty has been a consistent winner
in late events and he has been fighting
some good boys. He has a good Jaw
and a good head and his knowledge of
the ring game is sufficient to carry
him through the ordinary fight. In
meeting Bed Gardner he will face the
toughest scrapper yet imported to
Phoenix for a- preliminary card. Gard
ner looks good in the workout; If he
shows as good in the ring this evening
Scotty will forsake the ring for a few
numbers. "
The main event brings together
Happy Woods and' Soldier Lynch in
Happy's first Phoenix showing. Tucson
went wild over Happy and the border
towns still like the Old Pueblo boiler
maker. Happy figures that he can -get
in solid down here by kayoing his first
opponent In short order.
Lynch comes here well recommended
but the local fans have nor watched
For business - administration
Stoddard senator. adv.
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A big contract for specially water
marked paper upon which to print
licenses for physicians to prescribe
whisky and other alcoholic "medicines
which might be used as beverages, an
also the prescription blanks themselves
has recently been awarded through the
congressional Joint committee on print
ing to paper manufacturers in the
Springfield, Mass., district.
The congressional committee was ap
pealed to recently by the officials of the
Internal revenue bureau to help them
out in suppressing a big business which
appears u have grown up in the mat
ter of counterfeiting prescription
blanks. These blanks are issued by the
internal revenue bureau to the physi
cians, along with the licenses to write
and issue such prescriptions. It was
represented to the committee that a
tremendous number of these blanks
were being counterfeited. They were
not printed Sn a distinctive kind of
paper which would make counterfeit
ing difficult, one report had it that as
many of these spurious prescription
blanks were circulating as there were
bona fide blanks issued by the internal
revenue bureau.
These blanks are printed at the gov
ernment printing office, and the con
gressional committee purchases all the
paper for the printing office. The
paper for which the contract has been
made will be specially water marked
with the words "Internal Revenue Pro
hibition." The contract calls for 110.
000 pounds of this special paper. This
will supply V million books of one hun
dred leaves each for prescriptions, to be
Issued to the physicians and 1 million
physicians' permits, giving. them the
right to issue prescriptions for a "wee
drop o' the cratur."
It is reckoned that this Bupply of
paper will be sufficient to run the bu
reau six months, and that the new
watermarked prescriptions will aid
greatly in putting an end to the sale of
liquor on spurious prescriptions.
(Washington Star.)
CLEVELAND When the last Dodger batter had been retired in the final
inning and the Cleveland Indians had the 1920 world series won. Manager Tris
Speaker remembered his mother first. He ran from his place in center field
directly to the box where Mrs. Speaker had watched her son triumph. Spoke
took her in his arms as the crowd surged about them. That was the biggest
climax that has ever come into the Speaker family.
RORTY ROUNDS OF FIGHT BOOKED
FOR TALLY'S ARENATDNIGHT WITH
HAPPY WOODS TOPPING THE SHOW
TONIGHT'S CARD
Happy Woods vs. Jack Lynch
10 rounds
Battling Scotty vs. Red Gardner
10 rounds
Jack Daly vs. Billy Alger
10 rounds
Pancho Mendoza va. Young Maza
6 rounds
John Henry Lewis a. Nathaniel Lewis
4 rounds
Tip Gardner, Referee
Tommy Dixon and Avery Corpstein,
Judges.
When John Henry slaps Nathan on
the Jaw and Nate swings his left into
Jawn's midsection at 8 o'clock this
evening the biggest athletic event ever
stagod for charity will lie on its way.
The Lewis twins open an all star card
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scheduled for forty long rounds and
every performer a willing fighter.
Following the
Lewis twins comes
the curtain raiser, a
scheduled six round
bout between Tancho
Mendoza from So-
nora and Young
Maza, the Phoenix
scrapper. No fight
no money no
money, no stepping
out at night presto
two fighting kids
open hostilities on
sure enough scale
Mendoza has the
kick; Maza has
cleverness. Lay vour
jungrnent accordingly.
When Mendoza and Maza sign the
armistice. Jack Daly and Billy Alger
rush into the limelight for ten rounds
or less. Daly says it will be consider
ably less and Alger says he must
hurry back to Miami to report on the
job. Neither fighter has any time to
spare. No exhibition here; they will
naturally swing everything in their
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