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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-09
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The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
"OLD FOX To RETURN
To CITY ON SUNDAY
Stove League Starts Early in 1917
With Directors Meeting.

Stove League baseball started an early
1917 fame here yesterday afternoon when
the board of directors of the local ball
reading Of the secretary's reports. Along
with the reading Of the local clubs finan-
cial affairs comes word that the 'old
fireside" circuit is to boom within the
next few days, as Manager Clark Griffith
Is due to leave his ranch in the wilds
OF Montana toe ~ and will reach here
Saturday night Cr Sunday morning.
With the return Of the ''Old Fox" to
his desk the affairs OF the local ball club
will start humnning and plans for the
training camp and transforming trip on
the return from the sunny South will be
definitely decided upon
At TIE meeting OF the board of~direc-
tors Of the Washington Club yesterday
Secretary Edward = Walsh turned in
his annual report. which shows that the
local club Is in a healthy condition. Sec
retary Walsh's report announced that
the receipts for last season were the best
that the local club has enjoyed since
the invasion OF the Federal League.
The Indebtedness Of the club is II ily
being paid and the outlook for 1917 was
so bright that the stockholders voted to
use the profits Of last season, which are
in the helghborhood of $4,000. toward the
oyerhauling OF the standing Indebtedness.
The board Of directors chosen for 1917
are as follows: Benjamin S. Minor, Ed
ward J. Walsh, W. Hartman Rapley,
Rudolph Kaufman. Clark c. Griffith.
Michael J. Keane, and Thornton Chesley.
Griffith and Chesley were out OF the city
and unable to attend the annual meeting.
In a few days this board OF directors,
under the constitution OF the Sub. will
meet and elect officers for 1917. 1t is eX-
pected that no change will be made IN
the present officers, who are as follows:
President, Benjamin S. Minor: vice
president Rudolph Kauffmann; treas
urer. W. II. Rapley; secretary, f. J.
Walsh.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FlVe and onehaf furongs:
year-old mAidens Mae Murray, los tKleegeTl. >
TO l. to s. to s. won; Pin Feather. l04 tThurber).
to l. to s. ) TO 5. second; Sable lO9 Gore.
even. 2 70 s. out, third. Time lN45. Royal
Age Pollvanna and FIecha Nesra also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; five and one-haf fur
tBalD. 2 to l. to 5, to S. won; Mconstone. l0s
(Dreyerl. 5 to l, tn 6, to s. second; MoDcrsf,
lis (Andrswsl. 5 To |. to l. even. third. Tms
% Elizabeth Lee. Charlie McGes Purple and
Gold. Lockland and Stubborn also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven hIrlongs; 5yesr- and
upward Pierrpt, lT (Kleeser). even to 5. out,
won; warering ITO CAndress). IN |, TO l, even,
seopnd; March Court. lbs tMcCullouehl. to l.
to 5. to 5. third. Time. q SIS Maxendus,
Supreme. Altamaha, Star Bird and StoningtOn also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; onc mile: 4year-olds
and upward; purse. 500. Sevillian. los (BalD.
IL TO 10, to s. out, won; AsIim's Choice. Ill
tTsplin). To s. To s. out. second: Ambrose. lob
(Kleeger). to l. to s. out third Tine. 40.
Brave Cunarder also
FIFTH RACB-MIe and fifty yards: syear olds
and upward. Kazar lo3 (Crrisel eyen to 5.
out. won; Rescue. l6 CBaID. to l. 5 to l. s to 5,
second; Thomas Hare lc7 tGray) 10 to l. I to l,
to ]. third. Time. As Gala r. Wega. Old
Charter. After Night and Tinkle Bell also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth +year-
olds and upward. Sun Kist, los Mink, to l.
to l. to 5, won; Amulet, los (CoInns), 8 to S,
TO 10, out second: River King 1W CWingheld).
to l, to to S, third. Time, lSs IS. Guilty
hunk. Rose Water. Be and King BoI also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
BILL CARRIGAN TO
AGAIN Lead RED SOX
Report Claims Boston Pilot and Presi-
dent Harry H. Frazee Reached
an Agreement.

New York, Jan. 2.-Bul Carrigan Is
ready to stage his back. after being
on the retired list from baseball since
the Red Sox won the final game of the
worlds series on October IL last.
Of1cial announcement is yet to be
made, but it is understood that Carrigan
will say the word this week and then
hurry to Boston to assist President Har-
ry II. Frazee in the work of fixing up
the contracts for the members of the
worlds champion Red Sox
Mr.. Frazee conferred with Carrigan for
three hours at Lewiston recently, and
received enough assurance from the MIN
ager of the two-time champions to cease
worrying about the managerial end OF
his new club.
Carrigan will draw down the second
largest salary in baseball, that Of Man
ager John ]. McGraw, of the Giants,
alone topping the stipend which the new
owners of the Red Sox have offered.
With Carrigan again in line, the Ameri-
can League will be all set to start the
season without change in the leader
ship of any of the eight clubs, an un-
usual condition of affairs
In fact. this is a record of season in
changing managers. Fred Mitchell being
the only major league leader to be signed
between the close of the 1916 race Nd
the opening of the 1917 campaign.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
TIA JUANA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-FITs and one half furlongs; selling
sJear-olds and upward Dominion Park. IOs
COB1en). to l. to l. even, won; Matches. IL
CRiddle). to 2 to s. to s. second; Cinco Colo
rado, los lPickensl, to l, even, l to 2, third.
Time, los S. Ny FiBt. Fairy Monde, Golden
Dragon, Hester H.. Heroine. jim Beckham, Ham
heene, and Syphon Bottle also nan.
SECOND RACE-SiI furlongs Oakland. LIZ
tOBnen), to l. TO !, even won Lady Ro~ens
81 CMoore). to l. to I. to s. second swartshin
no Uapaile). TO s. even. ! to g. third Time
las. Treswen, Glomsr. Caloun. and CLASSY Curl
also ran
THIRD RACE-Fve turIonss Baron de KaIb,
los (E- Smith, IL to l. to l. 5 to J. won; Kid
Nelson, IL (Gros) 10 TO l, to l. 2 to / .econdt I
Ancestors. Ill tO'Bden). 10 tn l. 4 to l. to !,
third. Time, lis. Category. Caro- Nome. Sam
Beckham, ht~ Jeanne. Anna Lou. Last Spark
Hazel c., and Fred T also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-SiI furIongS. SPOKANE Queen
l0 NOLAN, to l. to s. out, won; Tokay ia
(Vandusen), to 5, to 2 out second; PolIuI no
Gross. even, l to s. out third Time ia RolHn
Laird and FOXY GriS also ran-
FIFTH RACE-One and onex1tsenth pni,ea
Stanley s., liz (Pickens), to & l to 4 to & vop
1nquieta Casey, II to g. 10 10 ! to s. second ;
Palma, 10 Poolel, Q to 4 8 to s. l to . third.
Time. 1885. Ceos and Rocknn also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ons and CEesi1teenth miles
Jawbone, ls Uillsy), TO l. 1 to s. to ;, won
Celebrity, lol tscherrer) to l. n to l. TO S,
second; Duke Of Shelby LIZ (PahnaJ, 8 to l. TO L
to S third. Time, / 80. Didk Benson. Morsda.
Lady Sptrituelle Ths Monk. Andrew Mack NJ.
and Helen N. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
HATS OFF TO THE
CARROLL VETERANS

Baltimore distance runners suffered
quite a setback at the hands of the
Carroll Institute track team on New Year
Day, when the Tenth Street Institute
athletes romped in with the team trophy
in the Cross-COuntry championship of the
South Atlantic division.
The Baltimore officials forced the local
athletes into running in the champion
ships New Years as they refused to
allow them a pOstponement in order for
the 10 ais to get into condition. That
the Carroll team handed out a surprise
is putting it too mildly. and the jolt that
the Baltimore Cross Country Club re-
rCived will be felt for a long time.
To two veterans of the cross-country
-ames goes the glory of this distinctive
v.Ctroy. as Mike Lynch and Danny
'IoaIy answered the call to arms"
issned by Manager Irving. and without
any training entered the race and
finished well in the money. Danny
HsaIy trailed in seventh position, while
Mike cIinched the battle for the teams
trophy when he crossed the finishing line
i'm tenth place. The performances of
these veterans is remarkable. although
th"v did not finish up to their standard
they did more than was expected of
them. Healy and Lynch entered the ICE
for the purpose of filling .out the Car. OH
team entry. and did not even expect to
finish the course.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST BACE-Purse: c-year-oId AIlies: three fur
lonHs Mildred EurDtta III fNTurphy). % TO l. to
J.. 70 !. vou: Gay Lady III Hanover I to l. s
to ;. 10 seroud; Van NeSsa welles, ia CHoT-
mani. l3 10 :. 70 ; 10 5. third. Time. B:s7 IS
Bracrler MARY H0neshone Thinker, MadeIyn g.
and Shade NapoH al-p ran
SECOND RACE-SeIIing; 3yearolds and up
ward; six furlongs Miss K1rtsr 10 CKedsrs, Q
10 s. to s. ? to 5 won; Early Morn ITO Dfurphy)
% to l. 70 to l. to |. second; Recluse III a.
Rotdnsonl. 70 10 I to l. 2 10 l. third. Tine
-l 1928 Blue Grass RelIe Broom Com, Wat
s'sptan Ben. Carl Paymastrr. Malheur, Jungle
and Msddng Miss also ran.
sTHIRD RACE-H Handicap: 3-year-olds: Hx fur
snCs. BdIon. u6 IF. RobinsonJ, to l TO l.
out Won; Fizer I6 tLoudsrl 5 to l. even. out
second Warsaw lG lMcAtee). I to q I to S out
third. Time, In Rhymer also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse; 3year-olds and upward I
one mile. Jsnoba, IS CdcAteel, 4 to s. to 1 out
won; woodward 100 (Schanerhornl 1 10 .-rn
out second; Or. Lartck Ill Hofnan) 70 /
to 5. out. third Time 1.B For Fair also nm
FIFTH RACE-Selling; Syear-olds and upward :
six hrlonEs. TalebearFr, Ill (wiIliams y 70 5
even. / 10 ? won: Thornvood rs CHoag, IS 10 l.
TO l. to l. second Thurman, 100 Mott % IN /
TO J. to l. third. Time, lis Is. Pontesract'
r Tpernal, Ahara, Commensia Alert. BdrvI,
-0thcr Lsialoha. and IittIeford also ran
SIXTH RACE-SCTling; handicap: 5year-olds and
2Tard; one mile and seventy yards. Fairly. los
Obsrtl. to l. to 2 even won; Bryan Boru 100
(Fuerstl, 70 l, even 2 to s. second; FAiry Legend
lo6 tRobinson), to !. even to s. third Time
80 IS. Buzz Around. Inhdsl Il. md Gibraltar
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
2-YEAR-OLD PROBLEM
HAS TURFMEN GUESSING
Kentucky Winter Colony of Horsemen
Figuring on Tough Going.

Louisville. KY. January 2-Kentucky' q 8
winter colony of horsemen is busy figur-
ing out how strong the Bluegrass State
contingent will have to be in the two
ye7 old division next spring in order
to get an even break, or better II pos
sible, with the stables from other sec
tions which will race throughout the sea-
son in this State.
There are several likely looking pros
poets bred in Kentucky that are now
being handled easily until the opening
up OF the weather In March. Those quar-
tered at Churchill Downs may be given
work earlier because of the fact that
there is an indoor track there. This in
novation has proved its value, and sew
OF the covered course. are wintering at
the Downs.
1t is possible that there will not be
any more juvenile racing in Kentucky
next spring than last, although there
are more ready to race. This Is brought
about by conditions existing in New Or
leans. and local hOrsemen are watching
with interest just what will happen.
Judge Joseph A. Murphy. general man
ager of the fair grounds track at New
Orleans, has informed the horsemen who
will race there and at Hot Springs that
he will put on one Juvenile race every
day except Wednesday during the meet
ing in the Crescent City. and that there
will be plenty of racing for the two
year-olds at the Vapor City. Some four
score horsemen have advised him they
will race their youngsters at both places
regardless OF the fact that the Jockey
Club Of America. New York, has placed
ban on two-year-old racing before
April l each year.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
Motor Gossip
By "sIo GROGkN.

The following automobile licenses were
issued yesterday:
ts59e-Luther NJ. Divine " sti Ford 1917
iesD-w Elmer Bacon. as P, ave; Marion 1871
1915
4sc:.Mrs. Robert R HIT, 1907 n. h. ave-; P.ct
ard 1917
isnc-w. s. Whitman. se n Y. srr.: ohsrrul-.
1877.
+ssos- -Busens J. Ooyins ss 9th IT. American rsa
teb-Samue N. Prosus. lss, Newton Il Mitchell
1914
46soe-Chsries Mn.han ns R st.: Plerc. rg3
ss6-J. G. Chestnut, sol 81 Allen lgls.
6ssR-w. W. Deal & Co, zs n St ps: On-
ninghAm 1917
DIR. W. B sirsm.n, ss n Y. ave, oo.~ro-
let 1876
ssl-E Browning. az * ne: Saxon lsu.
sn[lS-"m. Dachs o.. Inc. Al lph st: :
Ford 1871
+s6l-A. p. Lyon. Colorado Blds; Dods. rsls
+Sl6-W. 2 Rooinsoa. lbs 18th st Ford lsl.
t8ie-C A. H,nson sz Iah s. Hudsou 1915
baker 1915
issls-Jsme. A. Drain r.. The Wyoming; Smith
1915
1917.
+sG-Philip S. Smith. Ssts Newark: Hudson 1915
+S2-W. b. Ssspn. l7S NJ 81 Buick 1917
sszIT. H. Smith. SIS sth St ne Buick 1917
ts.o4JuhA q Bibh 1901 K St Oakland 1916
1915
iss8-Mn- W. A Slater. rSl 81 Lsnca 1915
+e6A-R. l. Vollterg. el7 18th St Dudrp lq7
F6S-Wslter hclbe7t. 7l5 st. ne; Buick 1910
4662s-Gertrude Sickersn I7s St: Cadillac lso
SsSJ. V. Afdsnd 1873 Mer5dsp; Ford 1915
8eI-A +. RApprecht 1888 Trinidad ave Ford
1915 ''
4se'2-Henv H Ward, Southern Bldg stude-
baker 1915
ts6Ss Mrs Sarah v wbesser, Tb. Brighton: WIN
ton 1916.
4ss-G. W EHs no 18th IT,; ohsrrO,. 1916.
ts5-. NJ ntcomb Co. SD Quincy st. ne :;
Ford 1917
As6-Mrs. r a. Given. F1o-uncs o,rts; Pierc.
1915
SsS-Mrs N, T. Mitchell rra a: Ford 1876.
Robert oldys who has been connected
with the Combs Motor Company ever
since they have had the Chalmers agency,
and before that time with the old com
pany who represented the car has re-
signed. He has passed the examination
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
LES DARCY GIVES
MISKE BIG BOOST

New York. Jan. 2.-Les Darcy, an in
terested spectator at the battle between
Billy Msske and Knockout Brown. had
nothing but praise for the St Paul boxer
today
'Miske Is a good, lively scrapper." Oar
cy said. He is fast and snappy and
uses both hands we'll He's in and out.
you know what I mean-fghts well both
at a distance and in close quarters. I
know something of the tough job he
had facing Brown, for I've fought him
twice"
How would you like to box Miske?"
Darcy was asked.
'I will be ready for anybody as soon
as I get going" he replied. "Td as soon
meet Miske as anyone else"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling: sI turiouss, SyeArosdA
Old Man Crt. %; mo Friend. lo1; Tim Hutch
lE; 'MssnsdnA. 1o4; stony Brook. lusI Mad To.u
lOs; Cherry Belle. 100; Curis. lP; Old Drury, 100
SECOND RACE-SeIins; six furfonn; +year-
odk and upward. Ball Band. 70; Dancing Star.
D2; 'sennst. los; -Lsuise May, fBJ z y. AIbss,
l0e; Yellow Eyes liz; Fonctainnsfre, IN; Ray 4
Miller LIZ: Tiger Jim. NJ
THIRD RAOB- Selling; nils and tvsnty yards,
syear-ods and upward 'Mz1entius. l1j sscorpt
ZOE; 'Hedss Rose. los; .Afteryio~ ns; Dare Devil
hs: Frontier. los; Charles p. Grainssr, Ii
FOURTH RACE-Selhns; Ave and ons-half fur
longs; Syear-olds and upward Quinn 20; sarson
II, lol; 'Owana, 1os; 'YrkHne, los; Nellie B.,
I6
FIFTH RACE Selling; hI furione; +year-olds
and upward .Izzet Bey. lH Lost Fortuna la;
'Prutagoras. Ib; Moncrsif, lV; Granada, los, FsIh
City, III; Two Royals. liz; San Jon. Ia
SIXTH RACE-SeIlng; SIX furlngs; 4year-olds
and upward Mary Blackwood, IN; .Kopje los;
Lewis oppsr. ls; James Oakley. 100; Hattie Burton
10; Caroudolst. LIZ: oakhurst, LIZ; Lochisl Ii,
Business Agent, liz
'Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
DR.. ROLLER TO MEET
THE NORWEGIAN GIANT

Local graphing fans are to be given
another chance OF witnessing two heavy
weight grapplers IN action on Friday
night. when Doctor Benjaman Franklyn
Roller meets Charlie Olson in a finished
bout at the Lyceum Theater.
Roller made a decided hit here last
week in his match with Carl Nelson.
when he defeated his fast young oppo-
nent in straight falls. Charlie Olson Is
known as the Norwegian Giant and has
been causing quite a sensation in his
matches throughout Canada and northern
New York.
The clean-cut form used by DR.. Roller
In all his matches always makes a big
hit with the mat fans. Roller is one of
the best versed grapplers in the game
and at all times depends upon his knowl-
edge of the game to master his oppo-
nents, instead Of the rough and tricky
work so often shown by the heavy weight
matmen.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
COMMISSION APPROVES
new DRAFTING DAY
Minor League Leaders Troubles
Heard by Baseball Govern
ing Body.

Cincinnati, Jan. 2-During the evening
session of the National Commission meet
ing, the minor league leaders were in
vited to come into the star chamber and
tell their troubles. Mr.. Hickey, Mr.. Bar
row and Mr.. Tearney GRATED at much
length and, of course. were told that
their requests would be duly considered
and taken up by the correspondence
route.
One OF the minor requests-that drafting
day be put over to September S-met
with much favor from the commission
and will probably go across
When the commission adjourned, Gary
Hermann, who was reelected chairman
enthusiastically said that It had been the
smoothest and most successful meeting
the governing body had ever held-a state
ment which was chorused by John X.
Tener and Ban Johnson. Then they all
danced on a letter written by Barney
Dreyfus.
Fred Mitchell and Miller Higgins held
a long conference during the evening and
apparently agreed on an exchange OF
fused to give out names. but as good
guess as any picks Archer, Lavender and
Flack as the players involved
The A A. league will stay over an
other day, nominally to complete their
plans for the interleague series OF next
fall
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan 2-August Herr
mann was reelected chairman of the
National Baseball Commission this morn
ing it was announced when the COM
missioners took a brief recess until 4:+o
p. m. after transacting routine business.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
Turn to the Right.
Ions LATEST RET EASE

LIN . nEl<.AoE
(Characters-Harry, tn barkeep over tn
phone with some one In Washington.)
Some one-Hello! Is at you Harry7
Well, say! Listenl Listen, kid! / do hope
va saw tn short notice in tn society
column, which stated. that Honus Hans
Wagner was gonna take unto himself
a sweet Ill helpmeet How's at? No.
1t amt none O. my concern one way or
t'other, but II only helps t bear me out
in my contention that no matter how
heavy tn hitter. he's totin' a turrible
handicap when tryin' to go II alone, an
II a guys any kind OF a male party he'll
eventually get hitched. Far be 1t from
me to keep hurlin' garlands at tn at
tributes O. my sex, cause 1 knows in my
heart there's many she fiivver, but /
never had a particle o. use for a over
aged bachelor. what keeps snoopin' around
like a poor babe in tn woods. They amt
nothin' more'n excess baggage in tn
natural course O. human events, an only
block tn traffic!
Harry-Gracies, Babe. wha's all this
about? Homes, I'm turrible busy!
There's a peculiar actin party fggetin'
out at tn bar right now matchin' him
self T. see whether he takes his EYE
opener" straight, or accompanied with a
Chaser" an besides 1 amt In no con-
dition Z discuss tn benefits O. matri-
mony, cause II tn District goes dry I'll
have L go L work, an what's more. old
Hans Wagner went through twenty years
battin' 1900 without tn aid o. no ''los-
sie," so II remains { be seen what he'll
do coupled as a entry!
Some one-Well, o. course, Harry, IL
va wanta look at It in that light l might
as well desist! I oughta knowed tn at
tempt would prove futile, but as I've just
saw winchell Smith an John Hazards
very human play. Turn to tn Right" 1
figured there might be a outside chancet
O. ringin' in a Ill mother love" an fe-
male advice on a poor. lonely kid who's
struggln' ag'in odds, but tn more talk
T. you tn more thoroughly I'm convinced
there amt nothin' to you. an all can
do is t let va wend your weary road
alone in tn hopes that some day you'll
come L realize what miserable mess
you've made O. your life, in tn which
case you'n then remember me. There
amt no argufyin' to 1t, kid. you're tn
original lii ''blubber'' what can't never
be told! However let that sponge walt
a bit longer, an answer this:
II Uncle Sam should come out loud,
An say you'll fight no more!
Would France and England make a yell.
Or tn German Empe-roar?
Harry-Jump in tn net, Babe, tn stair
way is all full O. smoke! Goo'by!
DOPEY DAN.
Note-I,on says tn only thing that
hasn't gone up in cost Is advice, but as
folks seldom use 1t there's no sense fea-
turin 1t in tn big advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03

been examined by the committee ard
some approved. so # is stated. The com
mittee turned their report over to the
major for his approval or rejection. To
date some Of these reports have been ia
his hands for a month or more and he has
not approved or rejected them Il ts
stated that his reason for not making =
finding before now is that the various
types approved by his committee arr
being further tested on cars belonging
to the District Of Columbia Meantime
or owners have to take d chance on
complying wah the law. for IL does not
name any type headlight as complying
with its recommends tons.
But why take a month to pass upon
the recommendations? The committee
must have been thought capable in the
first place or they would not have been
appointed. also II waiting for a dark
night TO test the lights. we have within
the past thirty days had some nights as
lark and fogEy as will be likely to oc-
cur in, the future.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Madcn syesr-oids and upward
selling; one mile King Hart III; Nsrmar lI5;
smuszl1. LIZ; 'Handiemar. 10; Ounce. lo2: KiIlie,
III; Easter Greetings rs; .Prim Harry Gmp) uo:
PAsha, lo2; Velvet y
SECOND RACB-Feuryesroids and upward: s-ll-
ING; one and one-nItsenth miles. Billie Baker u6:
'DiSuber, T0; Counterpart, fos; Handful Ios;
orsnes, Iei LADY Powurs, lo1-
THIRD E-Threeyear-olds; selling; one mile.
Mattn. pBj Great Dolly, 100; sout 80; .El Rey.
los, Burbank g.
FOURTH RACE-Tnres year-osds and ppvard
handicap; the Corns Restaurant Stakes; one mile
Gamer. loe; Heresrt Temple. Is; Ben Hampson,
IS; Yenghee, los; Jim wskeley lO2
FIFTH RACE-Sellng; 4year-olds and inward
one mile and twenty yards. Emma Stuart roe;
Petslus, nj 'Voluspa. lol minstrel, lo1 Trieste
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The Washington herald., 1917-01-03
JEFF SMITH SAYS
HE WILL AvENGE
INSULT BY DARCY

New York, Jan. Alt is the ad-
mitted intention of JEFF Smith to
make the prize ring into a field Of
honor with Les Darcy as a target.
II Darcy takes up the gauntler
New York fans are promised a
bout with a little more of the
dramatic in 1t than the usual 10
round go in Gotham.
While the Australian Is talking
Of a match with Georges Carpen-
tier, Smith announces in the
simplest of English that Darcy has
insulted him professionally and
personally and must pay for IL.
1t all started in Australia, where
they met a year or more ago In
a fight which the figure books
state ended In Smiths favor after
five rounds.
Now Darcy declares that he
quit because he found Smith to be
a champion. not of boxing. but OF
fouling. This, Smith says. Is libel
and he seeks to avenge it in the
court where the judge always
stands in his shirt sleeves.