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The sun., 1919-02-04
SLIPPERY elm BEST
IN WATERLOO PURSE
Runs to His Best Form and
Scores in Feature at Naw
Orleans Track.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb s--Sllppery Elm
has returned 10 the form which earned
him a place among the top notch pla.ers
in training last year. Carrying III
pounds and with Jockey Stalker in the
saddle he ran off with the Waterloo
purse, tho feature OF the event Mt the
Fair Grounds track this afternoon. Sands
OF Pleasure was second and Buford
third.
Slippery Elm was considered the class
OF the event and was made an odds on
favorite at 3 to s. And In the race he
never gave his hackers any cause to
regret placing confidence In him. Stalker
got him away we'll and kept him in n
commanding position throughout.
Minute Man, ridden by O'Brien. won
the two-year-old race. Alta Boy II.
end OF tho purse, The results:
First Race 49, Two-year odds; na,sens:
purse $500; three and hslf furlonss:
Minute Man. Ils (O'Brien). 3 to 1, even
and to :: won; Alta Boy I'd. lIs tM.t-
10 fsimpsonj. s to :, to s ana to S.
third. Time. ,4s4-5. Bon Master Billy
Boots. Double Van. r. Lester. Col. Rock
inghorse and Bonneville also ran.
Second Race--Three-yea and up-
lurlonss; Gallant Lad, loS (WekoHl, TO
:s ana 70 D. H sSS ev sl.i: second 1'
Tom Goose. ia (sux.onl, : to i. q to i
and 20 ), third. Time, 100. Port Light,
Lady LUXURY. j. Walker and Sandy Lad
Third Race-The wikiup Purse: three
year-olds; purse 5000; nvs and q hair fur
longs; siivery Light. 1l5 poole. to 1.
10 and TO 10. won: War Max. los
o SstsaikHs ,; ) to l., TO ana to ?. sec.
!. even and to s. third. Time. 1908 rs.
Discussion and Churchill Downs also ran.
Su,a ana up w ss sGae
mile and seventy yards: Slippery Elm. III
tStalker), te s, out and out, won; sands
Of Pleasure. ios tMolssworth), 0 to 2 = TO
Time, IL" IS. Bondage and WaukosE
also ran.
Fifth Rac.-rhree-yes--ol and UP.
twenty yards: Queen Apple, 1o4 CMoles-
WORTH. TO and out, won: Lottery, ins
&c. Robinson, 10 and out, second /;
Orderly. l0s Haynes, 10 i. 6 TO : and
ers.
sixth Racs-Four- year olds and upward;
claiming purse $500; one mile and q six
teenth: w. II. Buckner, ia Mooney. 3 to
/, even and to z. won. Crscow. Ioi
(will!sl. 3 to /. even and TO 2. second :
Browns Fnvor,te. iie .toBrien>. s 10 !, .
to !. and to 6. third. Time. 1888 as,
Baumsna, Augustus. Gordon Roberts and
Keymar also ran.
Seventh Race-Thrcevear-oId and up
siItsenth: Doina. 10: &C. Robinson. to
S, to I and out. VINO. Resresso, ~
tPoolel, 70 !, TO and to 5. second ;
Keeo, ia Loherp. 20 tol, e.o and 70
shannon. Plurenzi and Old Man Grit also
ran.
The sun., 1919-02-04
JOE LYNCH DEFEATS
BRITISH CHAMPION
New York Boxer Finishes
Strong and Earns Decision
Over Tommy Noble.

LONDON, Feb s.--Joe Lynch. ban
tamweight. OF New York defeated
Tommy Noble. the new British bantam
champion. on points In twenty fast
rounds here to-day.
Lynch does not win the champion
ship a. the nght was not held ut the
National Sporting Club and as the Ions
dale belt was not At stake.
The American bantam fought a los
ing battle during the FIRST nine rounds
when he seemed TO lack all knowledge,
Of distance and fell easy prey to Mobiles
straight left, which was his best often
sivs weapon.
In the tenth round Lynch got over
several good punches, including a left
hook, and Noble apparently was In
trouble at the end OF the round.
Lynch carried of the honors in every
round after that, but gained the twelfth
only by shade. IN the subsequent
rounds the referee repeatedly cautioned
Noble for hanging on and holding.
In each Of the last four rounds the
American was on to Noble almost be-
fore the Britisher was out of his chair.
Lynch had much the better OF the in
fighting In the last half of the night, do
ing telling damage to Mobiles midsec-
ton.
When they weighed In before the
fight Lynch was under 12o pounds. the
stipulated weight. Noble refused TO be
weighed and lost the forfeit which he
had posted.
The sun., 1919-02-04
COLUMBIA INDOOR SCHEDULE.
Many Basketball and Swim ming
Meets on List.

Colunbias indoor sports schedule Cor
Trio winter season was announced in Its
entirety yesterday by the University
Athletic Association. The list Is COM
piete for basketball swimming and water
polo and wrestling Tho only other in
door sports In which the Blue and White
took part in the years Immediately pre-
ceding the war were handoall and fenc-
Ing, and II is not believed that there will
be anything like a formal schedule In
either OF these sports.
The full schedule OF indoor cornpeti-
lions for the spring term. which begins
this week. is as follows:
Feb. 6-Baske.ball. Columbia a. Yale
wrestling. Princeton at Princeton. Feb. l2
Basketball. Princeton at Columbia. Feb.
is-swlmming, Columbia at Princeton:
basketball. Cornell at Ithaca; wrestling.
Navy at Annapolis. Feb. .l-Basketbail.
Cornell at New York. Feb. 22-swimming
Navy at Annapolis; Wrestling. Pennsyl-
aniA at Philadelphia. Feb. 26-Besket-
hall, Columbia at Princeton: swimming.
Coiiese OF the City OF New York and Mas
saohusetts Institute OF Tec'sSosy at c.
March i-BssRetbali Yale at colum bis !:
swimmins. Pennsyivsnia at Philadelphia
March s--5wimming, Pennsylvania at New
York. March il-swimminE. College Of
the CITY OF New York at Columbia. March
i&--Swiminin<. Yale at New Haven. March
l5-wrestlinR, Yale at New Haven. March
intercollegiate individual
cha m pionsh fps at C. C. ~. Y.
The sun., 1919-02-04
DEMPSEY DENIES HE FAXED.
Calls Fulton Bum sport and says
He'll whip Him Again,

SALT LAKE CTR. Utah. Feb SACK
dempsey. potential opponent of Jess
willard In proposed contest for the
worlds heavyweight pugilistio champion
snip. to-day returned to this city and
issued denial 10 charges alleged to
have been made In San Francisco last
saturday by Fred Fulton that a night
between Dempsey and Fulton at HART
son Park, n. j.. July 81 last had been
prearransed and that Dempsey had
double crossed" Fulton.
There was no such agreement" he
said. There was no chance for such an
agreement Fulton and had an argu-
ment before we left the dressing room
ana we nearly came to blows then"
Dempsey, provided Tex Richard pro-
moter Of the scheduled bout between
Willard and Dempsey. approves. is will
Ing to fight Fulton Immediately, he said
to-day.
II think Fulton Ia a bum sport, and
the next time SEQ him I'll knock him
cut again" Dempsey declared.
The sun., 1919-02-04
HAVANA ENTRIES,

pp,.. $500 three .farionTs@Flsch.. ios
etevs. 1i2 Viva Cuba. lis; virIic Lee.
Ella ss.tlinE, lis: Old Red. lie: 'sas bat.
Second Raee-rhres-year-oids and up
turionEs-Lady Lansden. es; Expression.
ioi; zuEu. los; Franelia, l0s: Queen Tro-
vato. 106; owena, 100; Appleton Whiske.
l0oi Impressive. 100; Lindsay, III.
Third Race-Thrse-y claiming;
Weymouth Girl. 100; tsurpilce. Io2;
tIvry. 1o2t Lackross. 1913; FL Coronei, los:
Fustian, 100; Eeckswans, LOT.
Fourth RaeeA-Four-ysar-o lds and up
yard; Staining: purse $500; ave and a
ssif furi,SoI1.'0nTSisrsnes 100; tdoa.n
tscnsi: rs: iss n.r ~ Niy y:h: iSs:
; '$s III CARBON: H. log S.a s;';
fifth Raes-rhrs.-ys.r.olds and up-
:ranss sAlss sSSo' 1922 e: s %t,s
ioI: Dinitri. io1; Lyle lot; Gordon Rus.
sixth RAos--rour- year-oids and upward +;
oisirning;. purse $500; ons mile ana ATTY
ysrdo ,!A'ti;,S ss; T.m.!n'' ioa; nos.r,
100: Sorfslio, 1o1: Gin Haven, io4; FChIi-
ivin, I0S: Sam HI. I0s: Rapid Fir,r,
los; tBlArman, 100: wsinland. 100; Gang
sres, 10: Solid Rock. 10.
.pls: entry. tApprsas!c. allowance
The sun., 1919-02-04
STEARNS PAVORITE
FOR GOLF HONORS
Plays Best in First Half of
Qualifying Round OF st.
Valentine Tourney.
Special Dsspdfeh 10 TIE suv.

PrSEHuRsr, N. c., Feb. S.-The first
eighteen holes OF the thirty-six hole
Qualifying round IN the Ct. Valentine
golf tournament were played here to-
day. one half OF the field Of 1913 contes-
tants playing on the No. course and
the other half on No. 3. Tomorrow the
process will Re reversed.
Henry C. Fownss OF Pittsburg. the
oakmoht veteran. and Edward Styles
OF the North Hill Country Club. Phila-
dclphia. led the contingent that went
over No. .. Fownes went around IN a..
SITS. and Styles in 40, SIS.
John N. Stearns Sd Of the Nassau
Country Club went over the Troublesome
No. 3 course In IS, &0--7s. and was the
only player to DO better than IS on that
course.
stearns will play on No. 2 tomorrow.
and as he has . recent 70 to his credit
on that course ne 10 now an easy favor
lite for the medallists honora
Tho three leaders were followed by
r w. owaltnsy OF Baltusroi. who wont
over No. 2 in 81. Franklin Gates Of
Moore County and John d. Chapman
OF Greenwich tied at 81.
The following thlrty-two finished In
30 or better to-day. twenty-five playing
on No. 2 and eleven on No. ..
teour.s y; John X. s,.arns "a. Nassau, s:.
t0-7s teourse -; Edward STYLES, North
tusrol. Al. to-H t9: Franklin X. Gates.
Moore County. 40, <.-s1 (0: D. Chap
man, Greenwich. 20. ISL OBJ G. %nt-
son. Jr., Baltusrol. ~, <o-N obi John ".
Watson. Merton Cricket ~, +e-es ca; q.
T Blood GOD. cherry Valley. -, <3--ss t2l.
George =. c.rhart. Greenwich. q. ~
az; r. w. Kennedy. Toronto. u, &4-se
az; r r. Mundy. Garden City. Al. %4-es
N); Robert A. strarahan, Inverness. 90,
is-ss OD: r. c. Leonard, North Hills. -,
4l-ss t2): c. p. Fewnes, oskmont, -.
43--si ta; L. psans Pierce. Ekwanok. a..
l5-s7 (D; Major A. Elliott Ranney. Green
wioh, -, i3-e7 az; II. q. Phillips. Moore
County. %s. 4S--s8 t1.
W. q TIg..ae'L 2.rd'. c!;y' a. n,.s t,oss
County. 4. ll--ss %; Everett E. wiie.r.
Dixon, Jr.. National Golf Links. ~, +7-ss
i8; q. wyman Carroll. Jr, Norwich Coli.
~, &%-ss (2l: Charles George. Brook,ine
az. N-ss ca: George II. williams. Arsola
Cricket. ~, $50 o.; r 7, Ksa.!ns'
youngstown, ls, %i--st CC; r. r. ehar-
man. Younsstown. 20. $50 t1; T. II.
Brown, Scarsdaie, ~, $50 te,
The sun., 1919-02-04
ST. LOUIS STAR TO RACE HERE.
Loren Murchison to Compete at
MiIlPose A. A. Games.

Loren Murchison OF the st. Louis A. A.
will show his wares as a sprint cham
pion at tho Millrose games In Madison
Square Garden on February 25. Murch-
ison IL younster who 10 comparatively
new to the New York public. having
competed here only once before. He is
the present national zoo yard outdoor
champion.
Last winter Murchison won the Junior
800 yard indoor championship and I'm
ished second to Ganzmuller OF the Uni
versity Of PennsylvantH In the senior ma
tional indoor sprint championship. The
decision In that event was the result OF
much speculation as to the real winner
many contcndins that ne beat the Penn
star to the tape. Both men will clash
again 4: the special M!!lrose % yard
dash, mother starter in this Milrose
feature will be Capt Andy Kelly. former
Holy Cross star and holder OF the 500
yard indoor championship record.
The sun., 1919-02-04
BOUTS FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS
VIII he Held in Grand Central
Palace Base Hospital.

Action galore is promised the wounded
soldiers at the Grand Central Palace
Base Hospital tonight. when the Boxers
Loyalty League gives It's opening boxing
show of the week. Joe Jacobs has
matched the best boxers in the East to
swap blows for the delight OF Uncle
Sans warriors CHARTERED at this base
hospital. Every class in the art of fsti-
cuffs will be represented from the paper
weight division to the heavyweight d.
vision.
Harry Wills. the colored heavyweight,
champion OF the world. will engage in
nstic combat with Smoke Kelly for four
rounds Another bout which Is sure to
be . slamhans affair will bring together
Farmer Sullivan OF Greenwich Village
and Sailor yoik.
The sun., 1919-02-04
GREB STOPS RowIANDs.
Pittsbur6 Lad Wears Down Oppsn-
emit with Body Blows.

PrrrsBuRo. Feb. 3.-The scheduled ten
round bout between Harry Greb Of Pitts
burg and Len Rowlands OF Milwaukee
at the keystone Club tonight had an
abrupt ending when Rowlands was un-
able TO leave his corner for the fourth
round.
Greb hit him low accidentally In the
first round and he was allowed to rest
for thirty seconds. Then he continued
had shot his left repeatedly into Greb's
face, but the latter came back strong
and drove his man to the ropes with a
lightning left that played on Rowland's
stomach. This continued throughout the
third round until the Milwaukee lad was
exhausted.
The sun., 1919-02-04
WEST WANTS TENNIS DOUBLES.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Members OF the
Western Lawn Tennis Association at
their annual meeting tonight decided
10 make a bid for this years national
Double Championship and the National
Clay Court Championship. The events
will be awarded at the annual session OF
the United states Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation IN New York city next Friday
night. A committee consisting of Harry
waidner. Samuel Hardy and Robert Van
Arsdals was appointed to go 10 New
York and urge the National Associat ton
TO award the important events TO the
West
The sun., 1919-02-04
Sits By and Beams Her
Sunday Baseball Bill
Introduced in Senate
4 LBANY. Feb. s.--sena,or lame,

n LBANY. Feb. 8.--scnator James
~ A. Foley OF New York, the
Democratic leader Of the sen-
ate, tonight introduced a blk which
would give local authorities the power
to Determine whether they shall per-
nit Sunday baseball. The bill 10 Just
like one the Senator put in last year.
Senator Gibbs OF Buffalo will in
troduoe tomorrow his new bill Great
Ing a State boxing commission with
power to license ten round, no dcci-
sion bouts In auditoriums built espe-
elslly for boxing and used exclusively
for that purpose.
The sun., 1919-02-04
ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM FEBRUARY


Six Species at Ambrose Iixhtship.
Anglers In the Dora from SheepsheAd
BAY ono day last week at Ambrose Light
ship caught cod. hake. whiting, cunners.
ling and an angler nsh weighing forty
pounds Tho prize winning species was an
Noi Of 1865 First avenue
After Effects OF Battle Royal.
Warm weather IL the reason, undouh'-
eddy, for the large catches OF ling brought
70 Sheepsheal Bay these days. II took me
two hours to remove tpsttia.lyl the stains
from the battle ruya! for the ling the
other day. The odor is there yet, what 10
Sheepshead Bay. Feb 3,
Hooks for Founders.
During last fall the writer had many
wers far superior to Chestsrtown for.
catching founders. and after making ex-
havstive inquiries found that 'Protes-
sor" hooks were No. or No, New York
trout hooks well baitsd with sand or
blood worms. and then drenched with
generous now OF saliva.
rs q far', gentlemen, whether It's IN.
shaped ssok or tho saliva. /. does catch
FOUNDERS FAR batter than a small Chss-
tertown or .Kirsy Lmerk, which were
believe rr. try u md be convinced
New York. Feb, 8, IRISH FINN,
New York Casters Send Lead Over 500.
Member. Of the New York Casting Club
met on sunday. as usual. at the Van Nest
reld. Best casts follow. r. Berger 40
feet. q. Elder. $50 feet, and J. Fernandez,
500 feet. Stewart Miller made 600 feet
repeatedly. Tho casters Will meet every
Sunday and on holidays until April 1.
Long Island Casters Out in Force.
The Long Island casting Club was out
The sun., 1919-02-04
ENSIGN TED CANN RETURNS.
Noted Swimmer BACK After
Year in Foreign Waters.

Ensign Teford Cam. the swimming
champion Of the New York A. c. and
New York University. arrived here yes
terday on board the transport Agamen-
nom, after a year OF foreign service In
the United states Navy.
Cam, holds tho ESQ and 800 yard
American swimming records. He was
awarded the Congressional Medal Of
Honor by Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
last spring for bravery while on board
the U. s. 8. May. Besides holding two
American records, Cam holds several
titles and the national 100
yard championship.
He and his brother, Howard. enlisted
in the navy soon after the outbreak Of
war. HIS brother is a Senior Lieutenant
on board the Y. 8. 8. New Mexico
The sun., 1919-02-04
POLY TO PLAY SOCCER.
students OrGanise Team and VIII
Ask 70 Join p, a. A. L.

At meeting OF the Poly Prep stu
dents yesterday II was decided to sup
port a lacrosse team this season. The
Brooklyn lads have formed an eleven
and will ask permission TO Join tire
y. s. A. l.. tournament az the next
meeting or tho High Schools Games
Committee.
Johnny O'Rourke OF The Crescent
Athletic Club Is coaching the lads Al
Doppel was elected captain and T. Nc
KenzIe was chosen manager
The sun., 1919-02-04
W. AND J. MAY PLAY BROWN.
Both Colleges Eager for Game On
Gridiron.

WAsHrNGroN,. Pa. Feb ST a Gate
suitable 10 both colleges can be arranged
Washington and Jefferson will meet
Brown in football at Providence next
fall. w, and J, has It's November SEIZED :
ule hlled. but wants an Eastern game
In October, and put the proposition up
TO Brown. The latter has replied ex-
pressing n desire 10 meet w and j., ana
Offering several tentative dates. W.
and J. IL now endeavoring to rearranre
It's early season card in order to make
the trip to Providence.
Cornell also wired here to-day asking
the Red and Black to hold a date. Cor
nell offered no DEFINITE day.
The sun., 1919-02-04
BURMAN IS A VICTOR.

PHrLApErPHrA. Feb. s.--Joe Burman
OF Chicago easily defeated X. o. Joe
oDonneli Of Gloucester. N. j.. IN q six
round bout here tonight Burmaa had
tho better OF every round except the
third. which was even. and the fourth.
which went 70 o'Donneli BY a small
margin. Al Shubert OF New Bedford,
Mass. won from Joe Leonard OF Brook
Ign in the eemi-windup.
The sun., 1919-02-04
o'MARA SIGNS CONTRACT.

er. Louis, Feb. s.-ollis O'Mara,
third basemsn with the Brooklyn base
ball club. who Is visiting here, to-day
siEned for another year and mailed the
contract TO President Ebbets. O'Mara
said the contract WAS the same as last
years. He win depart for Brooklyn next
week, he said.
The sun., 1919-02-04
WRESTLING IN brooklyn.

me International wrestling contssts
men wiz be held at the Crescent The
re Brooklyn. tonight should attract
record crowd. The result Of the long
s"ated return engagement between Sol
"er Joe Rusek and Nicola Montagano.
Ns Italian Cyclone" will be watched
Nta tss Esanest interest by wrestling
The sun., 1919-02-04
Refuses to Stay Sick.

Miss Molla Bjurstedt came home from
-'os,on the night before with a severe
'o!d which her physician feared would
Geve!op into influenza. II was the first
ne in Miss Bjurstedts life that she
mad consulted doctor and her friends
'omo 10 the Casino with the fear that
'le would have 10 stay in bed for the
"tek. Just as they were discussing her
.Hess the champion walked in on them
With a smile. Here ! am" When the
General astonishment had subsidized Miss
jurs.edt explained that she had gone
bed. but that Icing there had proved
Naone and she thought she would
me over and see a little tennis. She
~ default from Mrs. Shattuck and
j. play Mrs. Pritchsrd tomorrow.
Miss Helene Uollak, whose play was
20 Of the features OF the outdoor sea-
=. got going great guns on the canvas
nd defeated Miss II. Gertrude Della
ore at SO. 6--a. Mrs. s. r. War
''E won from Mrs. ". d. Hun In straight
TIA, and Mrs. Albert HUMPHREYS won
ftom Mrs VI. d. strafin. Miss Adele
'raEin eliminated Miss Julia Brown in
hard match that required q third set.
mo summaries:
H.irht. Casino Invitation sinsiss-First
round-Sl.s Clare CasssI defeated Mrs.
H.nt g. Mill:, 81. "a; Mrs 9. +. War.
yrs 4. Humphrles defeated Mrs NJ. D.
tishn, 81 81; Miss Marie Wagner de-
'sstsd M.,s Helen Hooker. 60. 81
. toaora Sears debated Mrs. A. sohst,
81. -; Mrs. De Forest candee defeated
:.rs lingo Hartmann. 80. s-2; Mrs BEN
misatrn.n by default; Miss Adele crssin
sH.a'.d Miss julie Brown, 90. IA.
shattuck by defauft; Mis- Bsssis
. Masn won from Mrs. T. CasssSeer by de-
'ut! MI. Rowson Wood dsfsatsd Miss
on from Mis-. Marion Zindsrstein By De.
lta.ti Mrs Edward Raymond won from
i H. & Gresp by default; Miss Helene
~. 81: Miss Eleanor 0oss defeated
s con. E%:T ,,n Earle 81. s-1st Mics Ca
- Mrs, W. II. Pr,tchard dsfsated M:
~0''aids Hooker. 81. s-s.
The sun., 1919-02-04
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
NY DANIEL.

lust
which
last week
some who that Grant sonham who
long has friend stoneham
the purchase of the ST. Louis Nationals 81 Louis get the
financial
Cardinals other
AT
market for the oun Be all that the fact remains that
stoneha
QUESTION Of
whoever the
question would
control
competition and the distribution OF the better
OF the competition Baseball afford suspicion
ced to behooves controls
more
himself
m
Personally doubt of the
He friend
but We do not think that he controlling At that do
rival club Charles National
than the
controlling liked baseball liked
he small held
there will it
mains
The sun., 1919-02-04

IN to.cs on sunday NJ Grant CITY. s,stsn
!shnd Henry phil,!Vs who a,terde1 tor
the First time thls season was TIC win
her IN class {. II. n. smith, way IN. Nr.,
IN class Il. ana y. II Bowditch took s-st
IN lass A with his best tcors Of the year
Reminiscent.
when We were out for weaXHsh bourd
VINO beat ua ~ the fishing ground
ANA caught them larger pound TO- oours-
SKIP
~hS vent .ach evening In the week
TO Richs Point and Irish Cr-ck
returning sometimes mild ard -n..L
Skip,
Who tried 20 troll and row ,s,r.y
Ana when but nifty fee; away
Nlns timer straight by big w,sknss -,
was called back quick TO aid A. X
Mr.. Ee"ev.
When ,,d. BY ''d' with rs. r,k" Of.
With FOUR ounc. rod ar. In. YEA, rr,,
Who paved ten pound weak ,us, r..5ts
Fred.
Who yelled olt ioud snd then SOM. mar.
When circled by that noisy sco-s
soaring the wtsks three miles or she-.Y
Al. OF us.
Who waits for the chin FROM, oy.r ,r.
Bringing Fred 70 unto pS,I,nt nsir
To pursue on tho deep the dsnizen. ,,,,
Ard partaks again OF Gods free al.
IA ana Frnd.
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The sun., 1919-02-04

city
tho Will
will
definitely
with Yale will
London that the the will
surprised
after the revive the But the
will delay
diversion
The sun., 1919-02-04
SHELTON To COACH WEST VA.

MoR6ANrowN. w. Va, Feb. s.--weat
Virginia will again have Kemper Shell
ton, Sst !cac's 9uccasstu, -:amoud
coach, 10 handle the nine IN TIE sprlng.
shelton has written from France INA.
he expects TO sail within 4 week.
The sun., 1919-02-04
BARRY SIGNS CONTRACT.

woRcrsrBR. Mass, Feb. s.-JacI<
Barry. former manager OF the Boston
Red sox. to-day put an end to the CUES
ing . contract TO play this season with
the Boston American club. Barry re-
Gently was discharged from the navy.
The sun., 1919-02-04
JACK BRITTON WINS.

CANTON, Ohio. Feb. a.--Jack Britton OF
Chicago outpoined Al Doty of this city
here tonight In q twelve round boxing
contest, according to the newspaper
critics. Every round was Britton's.
The sun., 1919-02-04
Chance For Dempsey to Put Himself in q BaS Light

Jack Krns Of
bout to have been
Wy instructions the
tho
Richard who Is expected select Dempsey Wizards
will
a
Neither
Fulton match out " the Fulton confession The boxing public viii
stand for another with
Fulton. statement has put him in bad light and tina, Fulton merits ehs
out and handing him beating right the Market and
dnt would not reflect kindly Dempsey IT'S thus with
wreak
The sun., 1919-02-04
INTERCIry BOUTS At ". rAc

The New York A, G. will hold a special
intercity amateur boxing tournament in
its gymnasium on February 90. Invita-
lions have been sent to the best men In
Toronto, Boston. Pittsburs and Philadel-
phla. The classes will be announced n
a few days.
The sun., 1919-02-04
PAL MOORE EARNS DECISION.

BUFFALO. Feb. 3.--Pal Moore OF Mem
phis won the popular decision over Dick
Losdman OF Lockport ina ten round
bout here tonight. Moore weighed 116
pounds, Loadmap lls.
The sun., 1919-02-04
MEETING POSTPONED,

The meeting OF the Twsnty-third
Regiment Armory Athletic Association
which was TO have been held last night
in the Bedford avenue armory was
postponed until next Monday night.