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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07

circles in France, Spain and other
European countries have urged the
calling of a general strike for today.
Radical organizations with head
quarters in Chicago have called for
nation wide celebration today In
honor of the second anniversary OF
the Soviet Republic of Russia.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Association of Truck Sales
Managers will open at Detroit today
and continue in session over tomor-
row.
The Lowden boom for the presi-
dency is expected to receive attention
az the annual convention of the I'LL
nois Republican Editorial Association,
to be held today at Springfield
The need for higher wages TO,
teachers to meet the increased cost
of living will be discussed by the
| North Dakota Educational Associa
ton, meeting in annual session toda!
/ at Minot.
An eclipse of the moon is to taxi
Mace tonight, when the moon vii
cross the ecliptic somewhere in TIN
constellation Aries between PisceI
and Taurus. The eclipse will be par
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07
PROCLAMATION

Notice is hereby given that general cleo.
tion will be held in the City of Lakeland on
the Bird Tuesday Of November. 1919, which Is
November 18th, 1910 for the purpose Of cleo
ton Of officers Of the City Of Lakeland. Is
follows:
One Commissioner at-Large.
-Four Commissioners, one from each OF The
wards Of the city, respectively.
A City Clerk and Tax Collector, both ofices
to be held By the same person.
A Tax Assessor and Treasurer, both ofice'
TO be held by the same person.
A Municipal Judge.
Only such persons as are legally qualified
and who have registered In the said city vii
be allowed to vote at said election.
The Inspectors and Clerk at said election
shall be L. B. JONES, EUGENE McCRARI
and 7. J. FRALEY, Inspectors, and ]. D AL
LEN, Clerk
z. c. FLANAGAN,
es5s Commissioner at-Large
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07
TODAY'S EVENTS

A year ago today America INDUCED
in a delirious but premature cele-
tration Of the signing of the arms
tice.
Extremist elements in trade UNION
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07

More than four thousand cars OF
apples were shipped this fall from
two counties OF Arkansas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-07

Periscopes enabled spectators to
view the recent parades in Paris over
the heads of those in front of them.
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-12-14

IL To Really Enjoy the go
Il Sugar Shortage,
-allyOu need is sweet tooth and jar Of
The Columbus dispatch., 1919-12-14

Holiday
Specials
Sunshine Fruit Cakes.
Sunmaid Seeded Raisins.
Sunmaid Seedless Raisins.
Sunmaid Cluster Raisins, pound pkg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
CITY BRIEFS

JUDGE GLG< AlEpEN or Mus
kogee, former Judge OF the superior
court, was a Tulsa visitor yesterday
DECREE Of divorce was granted
I'm superior court yesterday 10 j. \.
tlaliun against Lilns llaI'uu
PETITION for DIVORCE WAS flied in
district court yesterday hy MAY ITO
bauEh against Charles Ilubaurh
MRS. MINETTE HEDGfS county
superintendent of schools. spent y"--
terday on to%r of inspection OF
schools ~ the county. which h"gu
their fan term urNt MouilN
CHARLES I EuHKE. city a.a.-
tor, is spending his vacation in Go.
orudo. Miss opal Sew. aftinhe OF
ihe auditors office, ls taking Burke.
place as recorder OF commission
events
PETITION To THE city 20 install
a complete system OF sanitary acE-
Drs tn Maple pack addition VAS re-.
c'lvod b, the board uf ,'y cuWmis-
sion"rs at tho maruuE TIraly
morning
PETITION TpE paving for Brr.
ton street from Tuus to lewis ~.
received yesterday ANA iI"i hN i.r
city commits don Tie ,lt ,uE NO ~
was asked 10 report ON the matte"
PETITIONS 10. paving FOR Doa
ual avenue from FRISCO 20 First and
Tor Ih.rl"outh from 'he M'd.Hri
valley iallIoad e. Do" east ..i.' -
broadwoor We're received and Hp.
proved BY m" The city cpmw si'H
yesterday.
-
ton requested from rhe ,lv ,Nm
hll.''on a. N"s''i"lN w'''lnF
erection Of a ,ladH,t f.r us" IS i''
NJ Is 7 railroad. 40 either Van
CouNer or Waco -1o"ia
ARMS AND NphhNNk. eastern
firm and lowest hli,nr for 'hoos er'
pumls Tor Ken tails waiter supply
system. were awarded Tho rou'r,. ,.t
at yc-logda,'r wcrtnr uf 'Gc city
comm ss.on Tho pumps ar" To q =
the city $3.50.
FOLLOWING Az Inspection ~
The Ciy engineer Of sewer cousiru --
lion work In district number T. nus
section was formally accepted dH
public luprOytmrnt dtstri I a. the
meeting ofhthG mayor and city % NJ
mlss.uucis held yesterday.
PETITION FROM resident tax
payers asking fpr widening - Porter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
Roy MAKES BREAK
FOR HIS LIBERTY
,,I,r, Davis. Boy rs Wears Old,
NaLcs Attempt 10 f~apc VINO
Being Taken 60 Trial.
HELD ON THEFT CHARGE



IoUiof''d mar an n""r o''r -,
escape from a county "'p'y s"'' ~
D., lr'ahlng away from 'ne oHi''r III
'.". hH 'ntnt or 'hr 'ounV ,on
house. No'n'So l'i'ls Iu"nu III 'lulhS
uu.r. 1 mouse on Sohth boston a'
..' "'s I''HiH." /" ,he cor, ~
J..lD' Gray "h'I' ~ .er cum,
raIE nriilhA on 'h' 'h"'t' "i E'a
.tr. "uN hc. "l' ,'h ',''u 10 I'h
under lond ot Fl,oOO Tor ulaI "y
En district court preston sing
.hH.E'a 1o.nllN VITA me IAel' OF an
Automobile ,i'r ana amer 'Ho' IRON
, car owned uN me mes lu H"l'' J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10

lisa hard comc-down.' SAYS wal
ter Pulitzer. that the country that
produced william Of orange. should
ra'o 20 continue to harbor William
me Lemon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10
Trout WIN Re piAcrh In Streams,

Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 9-Bcn
Watt. state fish and game warden,
has had several applications Tor the
ycarliug rainbow trout which the
government hatchery at Ncosho.
Mo. will turn over TO the state.
Lakes near Ardmorc Ada, sulphur
and sand Springs will be allotted a
portion of the trout and the remain
der viii hc placed IN the cold water
streams Of northeastern and eastern
Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-10

New Tnll ClnRhnm Dresses for School
A riot Of bcoutiful now plaida and checks
In every possible color combinations
blues browns. tans and plain colors.
too made into sensible yet becoming
styles In sizes from to ~ years Prices
range from
The evening world., 1919-12-29
LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. O'HGrG

.
Jack kearns received
amount Of the sixteen offers is $3t2 n telegraph tolls.
Worlds fight yet
oemPaeys n Los Angeles Which
July a.
Looks like the td Ruthless
TRADING STAMPS ON THE BABE RUTH DEAL
oCGIlTA BE WORTH SOMETHING.
FzOes Broadway
in Boston
-
Harvard California
Players got plenty Of practice in ucong
YALE FOOTBALL IN $4,000 PROFIT LAST YEAR
WHICH PROVES THAT THE GOLDEN GATE ALWAYS CAL
And Dartmouth 100000
he lick.
IIaT'ard's stl got
~ '''u WIN ivory next year
Centre College the only Of
CENTRE TEAM WILL HAVE A KICK
No ones the playing professional
Adoph zukOrs only players
tornia
The u Of houol-l.zcadtne zuppkc.
Our picks America teeth as follows: Ends MOa
Tackles s'u'Pds Guards Canine Tsethi Centre, InoisOrs
Harvard placed players
FIGHT ONLY BUSINESS WHERE THE ARTICLES
OF AGREEMENT START A
EFT that hangs side OF WeIO.
The evening world., 1919-12-29

the play was to M our boys with
ronUdrnr, ana to take some of tho
heart out Of Pitt Cor the rest Of the
game. with tn, touchdown scored
We went back to the Old system of
playing for short gains. We had used
this style of attack during the entire
season and the practice on the wet
fold with a wet bah helped. Besides
that the unexpected move that re
suited in the first touchdown had
cracked the morale OF the Pitt ,Cam
and we smashed them for another
touchdown before thor defense rallied
and sti.tcncl.
In that urst half ", scored two
touChdowns and should have had
another but for "A break Of luck
against US when We were on the three
ward line. A penalty of fifteen yards
at this juncture barred another goal.
In the second half We changed the
attack and used another OF the plays
based upOn knowledge OF Warmers
methods. Charlie Way is known AS
"a brilliant open field runner. We
.uI ubSCrvCd that whenever PITT sN-
p,yteu an. open iie.d play the team
opened up and weakened the line.
Way being known AS an open field
runner We gave Pitt chance to
GUESS. MReutNt" NhhrllC Way lined
llD to receive tie BAH for an often
siye play the entire Pitt team shifted
and each time We sent Way straight
into the line with plenty Of Interior
ence and gained steadily. The play
resulted in a touchdown in the FIRST
Few minutes OF the second half and
after that the game resolved itself
INTO "a kicking game with "A spurt here
and there on either side.
The winning OF the game was not
a matter OF hap hazard PLAYING bnt
the result Of two years 81 study. n
WAS not / alone who was responsible
for the success Of the plays. II was
done with the help Of our scouts and
hv the players.
The outstanding features ~ tho
game We're as follows: First do
study IF pittShurgh's defense In az
, frrrnt parts OF the Held, aec0nJ using
| Hess who never had passed in ony
/ game during the season as a passar
In this particular play, third tbc
nerve and pluck ~ Harry Robb I'm
calling for the play within the flrgt
four minutes Of the game when 4,
would make or break the morale ~
'hc team; fourth, using Charlie WV
not ns an opon fIo'l runner but az A
line nuclor on special PLAYS. fr,b
preparation for play ON mu.Idy
ncid, ana finally specialized lel,ns,
TO stop Puts plays.
The evening world., 1919-12-29
BAN JOHNSON TELLS
WHY YANKS CAN'T
RENEWP. C. LEASE
American League President
Says Giants Owners Are
ReSenting HuSton'S War
time Criticism.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Ban Johnson,
who has been charged In New York.
with striving TO Dust from the Ameri-
can League Jabob Rupert and T. l.,
Huston, owners Of the Yankees, en-
phatically denied to-day the accusa-
ton and added the staten emit that a.
year or so ago the Yankee owners
sought TO get out OF baseball by Of
tering their club for sale to him. for
the sum OF 100000 when they be-
heVed the war IN Europe would con-
tlnue Tor several years and that the
national game vas doomed to suffer
almost unDearable losses.
Not only did johnson deny that no
had endeAvored to get them out OF his
league. but ne SAID he had made
strenuous efforts 10 obtain for them a
long lease on the Polo Grounds after
II had been refused by Charles A.
StonchAm and JOhn MCGruw.
Before Rupert made his offer 10
johnson he oeCiurcd that his club would
not spend anotAgr ccuG on base ball and
lnal johnson COuli nave the stock on
I'VE minutes notice. This offer and
hupperts determination not to invest
another penny IA the game caused the
american LeaEu. executive to send To-
nus cub owners the letter that was 7,
Y
the New York Clubs attorney, in Rut
perts suit to obtain the right to inVest
ugate John8on's interest in the Cleye \
land team.
An extract read from the letter tended
70 create tho impression that the execu-
tlvc attempted 70 get Ruppert and Hus-
70" IVY Ol me league bN saying mat "a
h.s judgment the Nunaee owner SHOULD
De retired from baseball
ne pre- sent New York owners vera
Hsh,d &. hu,.d "a ball park Of their owe
10y the American I,par1la IL a. coil l,,.t
inns they declined TO do. Hnd So iu-
formed johnson, who then notified tbs
oth"r club owners 10 that effect Jaao-
son a'Sp took this step 10 apprise MS
members Of the facts in the ca So aft.,S
ne mad been told by RUPERT that the
niNNc"s had been Kicked out Of tie
the American Lcaan i'O c IIjbb''J I'd s'nGS
property on which to build md MAD ~
prospects OF r-ti'1" ste 81 thtit
timr i was nrgounf,nv Tor n ti,t
land. but declined 10 rusb ,n. ,l.,,,,ss,,n.t
ton because conditions m bpyrbl'j ,,.nra
700 uncertain and because the club had
u"Gllrd not TO spend another cont.
s Johnson SAYS he realized how sorio,,,
was the plight uf the Yankees ana -
rihue uft'rt appeals IN John UrydIr4
ffesicent or tn" National Te4g7In a.
SSrcurs Iong-term lease on tho Polo
Nothing has been said Of this md ..
Is iNeN met Rupert ana Huston Knew
Judge Mcouadc and John NrcGrs,
es.wneTs of the Giants with Ch"riIsN
Sttoneham, are said 20 be bitter ayslrsE
turing the war. critcisiug the Nntjor.'
League for SIS lnVity i'm v1r yyorI- ~
theH, decided tit 20 long az he Ia
anEL,h,'hg 20 DO with the Yankees tho
lease on the Polo Grounds ''"'
Hence the notice 10 the Ar,oric,,
I,e1gue owners that they would he corr,
1920 NV "e"S"u .T
The evening world., 1919-12-29

that Mckay clambered back with
look OF fcigned viciousness On
face. Reich, instead of tearinq. ~,
him, began to back ewav win So,
hands pushed out in front of him in
seeming fear" J."
The talk then went on 10 the rocor.
nights in England, when Pal No. 49,
Ted Lewis and Johnny Gritfiths Werc
the winners "SIe
The surprise OF that night n ma.
said Mcdonald, was the deSoot
Crqui by Moore. The French bow
had all the looks of a champion 70 80
but maybe he isn't the same sinca ~ ~,
came back from the war You Inou 1o
he was shot through the Jaw. ana 49,
bones on the left side Of his face ~. me
shattered. That may have hart bis
chances" NO
When are you going back 10 Eng
land, George" asked Gibson
mot until bring you and TSor.-,
with inc" Mac answered, Iauphirs-j,i
Mcdonald and the party dIScgSs.S,',
seemingly endless subjects befoSa, a.
party finally broke up 'ne
The evening world., 1919-12-29
OLD OREGON METHODS USED
AT PENN STATE.

retained practically the same line
OF pay thai / used I'm tho Nortb-
west under similar conditions a rInso
formation depending upon line driy".
anu uhlicklo PLAYS for the r,fus
NsA'h"t the powerful Putsburph lin,
'n'Ae tactics wcrn NOT ,yuartrI f.,
Slrld large gains, but we were no.
NIns upon our superior ability ON a
wet field '''' 'H
We secuted Pittsburgh very cnre-
iuII! curing the playing season nrior
10 the game and discovered ra,tat,
lhlhBS from which we cvnI,,J No.
ret certain would work n trind ~
the proper moments. In fngt tb.,,
WORKED exactly as we planned ~,
uncovered that Warmers styIe ma
not been altered and that he stni
was using the sam, little pecuIiar
lIlcks thht had marked his svstrrn
VI pay inc preceding year. In other
words the problem had not changed
Io'7Ou'EI, kicked of 10 us We tried
tMo OF lidite line plays and thor
puiirou lhG kick was partially
u,"Vh'u ana ilLt recovered the bah
aoouI 20 wards from oar g,YI ,,,t
Immediately started ,,,,.
march toward the lrr. ". 49,
fortunate enough To brace ana b,id
theln ON the five yard line.
Harry Robh, the great ltttIo nuon,.
back OF Penn, instantly tried M, ,
| play which We had figured r,r a. d,
advance. lie called Hess blcl. ralInI
| Tor "a punt formation. and instantly
: tlit crowded nine OF, lis ,In,,a,,
I players into tho line for tho snI.
purpose OF blocking the pun. IIrs,
was "a kicker he never had pnsseI
The evening world., 1919-12-29
EVENING WORLDS =
OWN SPORT HISTORY ,

In order 10 catch up with the sched-
ulo of tho TRIANGULAR College Chess
F LEAGUE in which they were behind be-
! cause Of their absence Friday morning,
the chess players Of the University OF
Pennsylvania played off their post
pOr"d match with the College Of the
. ,Lty Of New York at the rooms Of tho
| Manhattan chess cub late saturday
/ night. tIty College Won by q score of
3 games 10 l and moved into second
place, n"Nt TO Cornell
To IN" keen disappointment or q big
crowd of soccer fans the T. :. r. A.
cup match NJ Olympic Field, yestrr-
day, between the Nrw York Football
club and the Erie Athletic Association
o. NcwuiN both of which recently beat
/ tho BcihIrNoms, national champions,
was cut short twenty minutes owing to
AN accident to the cross bar topping
the Eric goal posts The score was q tie
nj TO !. and an exciting finish was In
prospect when the referee called the
game. thereby ncccSsitating replay.
Charles = I.auders has again been re-
nominated for the Pre- iieuCy Of the
West side Tennis club, at Forest Hills,
lir has served two tcrms lon the office,
&c. which he followed Julian =. Alyrick.
Tho Nominating Committee. which in
ciudod Julian B. Beatty, Louis Bender
and Howard j. Hudt was OF the opu-
ion that IL was inadvisabc to change
the list of officers who had so ably
rilotrd tho club during Tho war period.
PINEHURST, y. G., Dec. 29-Among
tn" goltmR stars ON the number two
course yesterday were two foursomos.
On one foursOme Wcre Senator Cum
MINIS Of Iowa, Mr.. Gillette, Speaker Of
the House; Judge Payne of Chicago and
, Congressman Fuller of Massachusetts.
In the other wer" Senator Harding or
ohio, congressman sanford OF New
y urk and Whaley of South Carolina,
and fourth who professed TO no parti-
Cular distinction.
Benjamin Scgreto OF the MorninEsde
Athletic club repeated his victory OF
month ago in the re-running Of the
SIX milo handicap open cross country
run held by the Stcinway Athletic cub
over It's Long Island city course yes
tnrday. Sogrcto had the limit allow
lncc OF five minutes and led all tine
way over the snow and ice covered
course. His time for the six miles,
vac 24.os.
Morse Dry Dock OF brooklyn scored
an Unexpectedly ono-sidcd victory over
the Federal ship team by score or .
goals To u in CO.. national League cham-
riOuship game no Ilarks Field, East
Newark, yesterday
oscar Chajcs added two points TO his
total n the annual champion ship tour
uaiuohi of the Manhattan Chess 'lub
YESTERDAY and moved up into second
place. next 10 IL. II. Black, who leads by
half "a point,
Dr. w u. short ardn led tho field az
tho trans of the Larchmout Yacht cup
Yesterday. He won IA" high scratch
prize with q card OF Sc out OF possible
100 targets.
The evening world., 1919-12-29
\. Y. A. c. Members Enjoy bouts.

Members OF the New York Athletic
club we're treated 10 ono OF the best
boxing shows witnessed at the
winged Foot Club in many a day
Saturday night Willie Herman of
Paterson and While Dahney of the
Bronx furnished the fireworks in the
final bout OF six rounds. the former
winning. In the other six round
bouts, frankie olsen u Pearl River
won from Jack sheldon OF tho Bronx
while Jack Tracey of Brooklyn and
Frnnl.ic Jerome boxed q draw
johnny Murray of Nroo,lyn and Sail
cor .-hustrT hoNrd draw. Tommy
collins Of New York and Ray Doycl
boxed a draw,
The evening world., 1919-12-29
.BOWLiRg Alley
By Chatter Tack

Following the good example set nv
the Wall Paper League. the Bruins
WICK Bake Collender Company Bowl.
ing League has Joined the New Yorl
sowing Association IN a body. T,is
WI mean that in addition IN he
many valuable prizes already H4I"
IIle DoWIers competing in the n.
Col co. League Will have anal ~
prize in the form OF a n. Y r II,
6oId medal to compete Tor. as tbc nod
sDc''ttion gives medal to each ie1 -
" Do"nIlE association rctsIstrt
i"' ~ or more members. Tho Il
uol' co. League is only one OF +hc -
score OF leagues rolling at tho .
Liohdl lowing Academy in Brool.
ana Frank Dwyer. President or
company that runs the Rational a
.sySSo mas promised the officers Of tn
have every club and leae1e roIIir91 ~, -,
MS alleys enroll under tho bonnCs -
the governing body in this city. "
t,o MstSey the crack spartan tpT1o ha- Ia,
ny nave 10 use The sterhug Old Sar-,S S-' At
the STar.aTs an ' si, An thG future Gams1
~ TIE Van Rsalto Slks WIN IN, vtDD.u. -.
crt Sares Sisl At ne S'';S cane T,, total rms q
isfleln iast Saturday aftsrnnon JgreT SI 800 ~
''''' '" VI" Eo"d at tho end Of the tiini s,,5n,
Al, LI9Iter-'Gty. DrcSout eiamrrnns d IN. Ar.,,
E,r IN TINS cIa1T s s9s1t F TN 0oysn . Rer
S B, seI 92 10 The lat's Standing Sad he R1ma
SnaretRry Alex D1fItaT bss s,r,,.. IA.
M I'%i oihoAl standing % tlo R01tsSpTl ia
II bs"i loving Csn1nptonshp via he hSJu1d afts-
npiled. 'N Jun nave bcen
TIE Jolly Crcie Iadis, Bovt,- ~.
hTe prtze bUFLing contest AZ - ~ 70
llHF aIlegs On tho 18th Of January 81 Siio,s
nave been H1sHTed for the ocrasion A u-i'Ss
Ily in TIN KNIGHTS Of Oahinb,. Ro-,.u,
LEAGUE viii b ry5Hnod on jan. Z. Ints-SSS' -
the tourney should 10 Keen Sftsr tls tWo S,S 5i
The evening world., 1919-12-29
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

Hugo Bezdek he surprising in the sporting world
years when boy from
the Chicago
tAhon preliminary the made
football field classes thought
athletic until A. declared day Bcziek
the football he had handled He surprised
Northwest corkng football
teams He bigger surprise when Barney Dreus
Pittsburgh Baseball club Bciek
baseball and had played ball only little But he made
good with his with his rivals and with he met
n 4 baseball dinner and
called Bezde another He and
the best eloquent talks made such
and seemingly
little material through the schedule overtunng
tho directions the claim Of
champion
of
has another lie has told the Of
that with Pitt told that doubt he
the analytical football the
His OF football gives
generalshp college football
The evening world., 1919-12-29
BASKETBALL NOTES.

The Original Celtics scored their
thirty-eighth consecutive victory at
the Central Opera House yesterday
afternoon when they defeated the
Paterson Big Five by a ~ to % score.
A crowd estimated at 5000 witnessed
the game.
The evening world., 1919-12-29
NEW FOOTBALL STRATEGY
AFTER YEARS PLANNING
BY COACHERS AND PLAYERS

Hugo Bezdek Surprise Man Of Sport World and Penn State
Team Developed Daring Campaign That Took Pittsburgh
by Surprise-Coach Warmers Famous Methods Closely
Studied and CheCkmated When Bezdeks Players Upset
Grdron Tradition by Puntng Instead Of Kicking When
Near Their Goal Line.
The evening world., 1919-12-29
GENVTELL," reminisced Gibson,
w 81 never thought there
WINS any lIse looking FIR

HW/NLnIL rem ro,Hin ,so,,l,t '' tSono
was any use looking FUR
thor than Driscoll for the best fighter
that ever lived. lie could do any
thing and everything with the gloves.
And at the time we first saw him he
was about FIVE years beyond his best"
Eyes, Jem was "A good man." agreed
Mcdonald, "but your man Attell must
have been wonder. ] understand
the fight with him and Driscoll was
"A very close thing"
Gibson didn't think so, but the
writer believed II was, and In looking
back at the fight recalled that Attell
was the aggressOr and the punisher
Of the fight up to the time Driscoll
sidestepped Abe and made him look
like the veriest Of novices. At that
stage Jean seemed in deadly fear OF
Attell's hook TO the body, but when
he drew Attell into a foolish head
long rush, which sent MIN almost
through the ropes, 1t hurt Attell's
pride more than n hard smash on the
law might have done. Thereafter he
was too wary and slowed up his at
tnck. IL looked a good draw 10 us.
successful comeback" said Melon
aid at this stage Of the conversation.
"Whcn / was here before he looked
the coming champion to me and l
tried hard to induce him to return to
England with me.
Gibson agreed that Reich had come
back, but said ne never thought much
LOT him as a prospective champion.
"He lacks something" said Billy.
He should have beaten Jim Corey
when they met, but he didn't, and l
remember the night he fought Fred
Mckay, the well known diver, Reich
Ipushcd Mckay through the ropes.
Fred fell onto the press table and
slipped to the floor. He never in
tended 10 get up and into the ring
again.
Fred. ard get into the ling, lie wants
Are you sure?' asked Mckay =
won't get back unless YOU are sure 4
ann sure, Fred said Glib, and, with