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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

FOR RENT-Four nice rooms and
bath; unfinished; in bungalow.
1880 East Lime street. $40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

The Tribune heard "the first robin"
yesterday. This may be the first
robin the Tribune has heard but the
first million or more have been hop
ping about the strawberry fields Of
this section all through the winter
months,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

TROOP TWO will meet at the usual
place and hour.
WALTER COLLINS,
Scoutmaster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05
The Evening Telegram

THE LAKELAND NEWS
A weekly newspaper giving a resume
OF local matters, crop conditions.
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for
$3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

FOUND-Pocket- book containing a
small sum of money and some pa
pers. Finder may have same by
calling at this office. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

There is no epidemic of flu in Flor
ida, and no indications that there will
be.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

The worlds railways are estimated
at 100000 miles.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

Most visitors tell us they are sur
prised at the up-to-dateness and
progressiveness of Lakeland, but now
and then critics drop in to inform us
that everything down here is wrong.
and everything is perfect where they
came from, Don't do it, friends; we
get about over the country quite
bit, and know more about your place
than you think. Everything here may
not be just as you or we could wish;
but at that things are better than
they were in your town when it was
thirty-five years old-don't you think
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

Everybody likes to read items about
the great wealth Of the beggars such
as we see sitting on our sidewalks
holding out their hats or cups. Such
dope makes 1t much easier to pass
by the suppliant without tossing him
nickel or a dime.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

We will buy large or small crops OF
oranges CHANDLER & CO.,
Phone SAL. Room 1922 Dyches Bldg.
633
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

TROOP THREE-Don't forget reg
ular meeting tomorrow night; meet
promptly at 1880. Patrol leaders, get
the push and pep, and get the Scouts
out to their meeting as we have some
very important business to discuss
Also arrangements are to be made for
the all-day hike.
X. F. JOHNSON,
Scoutmaster.
TROOP FOUR-Meet at 1880 p. m.
Friday; contestants for next week are
to be selected. Full attendance de-
sired; plans for hike on Saturday
Feb. 14th.
FRED NICHOLS
Scoutmaster.
TROOP FIVE-Be sure to be on
hand at regular place at 1880 Friday
night. Very important business to
riscuss.
T. W. THOMPSON,
Scoutmaster.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

We don't think of it at other times,
but just about this season every year
we wonder why people don't plant the
bign0nia vine wherever there is room
for it. It is thing of beauty and
Joy to all beholders, lighting up the
landscape wherever It is found with
a gorgeous mass Of color.
Q
The anti-strike clause has been
eliminated from the Cummins rail
road bill. That is right and proper
Nobody should say to any man that he
shall work at given job if he does
not choose to do SO. And, per con
ira, nobody should say to any man
that he shall NOT work at any given
job II he chooses to do so. That's
about the rights of the thing as we
view 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-05

For 1Sc a quart you may have
very highest grade of whole milk,
tainable from the finest herds in
state of New York.
MRS. J. F. HOUGHT0N
292 Blue. 301 Els. Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
FARMER AND
HERMAN BOX
DRAW MELEE

PORTLAND. Ore. Mar AFTER
being edged" In the early rounds.
Tiny" Herman OF Astoria. Ore. who
In more or less OF q novice in the
pugilistic game. roughcd his way to
draw with Frank Farmer OF TIA.
coma in a ioround battle here last
night
Herman landed on the popular TIA
coma batticr frequently In the last
three rounds. particularly the clos
ing canto and took advantage OF his
superior weight Frankie Murphy
OF Denver and Stanley Willis Of
Portland staged the io.round semi.
windup. which was called a drew.
Murphy outpointed his opponent and
gave Wills a good wailoping.
Young Sam Langford. the tough
san Francisco colorcd lad lost 20 Joe
Gprman In ten rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

nUIlD THE STADIUM RIGHT
Whh $4,000 raised by the
aale 81 scatx. the University NJ
Waahlugtou stadium fund h still
shy eieo. ooc Of the amount necss
- 10 start construction. tho
drive has been on now for two
weeka and subscriptions arc COM
ing IN slowly.
I1et's build that field end build
n right. With $4,000 raised, .
pose Of the field can be ready for
~ hlg football gamcs next fall.
bue that sum h attn shy sieo.ees.
Dealt forget. Mr.. and Mrs. -
sotlei>N. that you are asked 70
g1ve nothing. yoa ARE simply
paylng IN advance for seats. The
brease pascques Issued are being
~ II $50 for . tweycsr seat
and Size for five years. 10 people
within q S0-suile radius Of scat
~. and fee half that price 10 out
80 purchasers.
Nel saly do th~~e piscqusr en-
ei1lr zen 10 admission 90 all Of
ths university athletic events.
~ they pass ycn 10 al other
feoen and caruivsls that viii b
~ n the stadium during the
Dine bnslt Of your PLAGUE.
Ssats may be purchased 81 the
~Aa1slnvu h~nxlnuarsrrx In the Are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

rAs CITY cshs have vvussssv~a the
fsli~wtno uen fee TIE Star lsakss
eis~sisi i~tghssa MecAsshy tmss-
ags~,. vve~kis hrunse. S1eya Reese,
Aiie~. ksdts~A AiesssAsv. Wtitls~s
Nsshsi. wsiilam Riiey. trsyA ns,s.
me reits eiuh has srr.nses for .
sans 9TH rosisss al reulsss . week
from Sunday. The rosiseo sausd has
. lot 81 epsa dates Asa star fs4xpA teams
waiting ssm.s with the liberty bay out.
M sheulf get In touch With the sport.
las editor Of Tue Star ., an early Gate
ne v.sis siss hes vvvts~s Ne
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=. Ahaee, =. kshisv, =. rhsvSwru. b.
etsyss. ~, brssst. q. Mekesss u.
DssaDssy.
thar games 81 the nautA nsassi. play
u-id. v.at . park msn 60 taks ears %
the fisid for thsm They say that tss
fisid Il In Sod snar-. but that the
fsaes aud eAckssoe are sadly IN need 81
mag.
rhe MsAsssa pssk Su.tsvs vssiA
tns - hsv~ NE h>sAss~v fisea -
81 Waskssssss p>sA. whsss they
pAsy thsss ssmes-
The wsfia waisa Juatsr- Ant ysrsss
gAins 10 aftrarttng . lot Of tntrr~ss
sn,orw ssrif.prc fans a. thsss tea sausas
ere tvo 81 the ssrens.ss costsaasfs fsf
the eity ehAmpiohshie
Adasns pasyfseld. the psflara
nesy~s hsuss Gsuun-ss. oAA ~
svo~ha ~ the rvesnsrt. tAAfsssd ess
fl~s. TIE eAs~sers. By the vsy.
we've sws@~vts sssse-i The Mslsssiea.
Sss haze ehAnsed their nsslkss.
ne Tsiise~r Ready sa-aa. formerly
tbs iIneoin rafs h.,sere. vtii alD 10
watched sanasy. h~eaus thsy are fisur-d
- oos Of the strongest teams In ~.
cry. Ths etetnisrs vtii nis With the
Csismbia niieksra The aiisssrs made
q gsod record last year snd are ca
r~etsd 20 give . geed seeeaat Of thsm.
solves tsmerrov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
JEFFERSON
LINKS MEN
ARE LICKED

Club Captain Bon Stein and his a..
man team from the jefferson Park
Golf club got the surprise Of their
young lives last Sunday In their
team match against the Meadow
parkers In Tacoma which resulted In
the Jeffs returning TO SEATTLE with
the short end OF $3.50 score.
With the exception OF Clark Speirs.
Who won two points and lost one to
Nell Christian, the cracks from
Beacon Hill found the going pretty
tough: Stein. Steil and Rongerud not
BEING able TO get a single point
Claire Griswold. Pacific Northwest
amateur champion. who was to have
taken part In the play. was prevent.
"a from reaching Tacoma. through
IN auto accident. which occurred
just outside Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
STANFORD STAR SLATED
FOR u. S. TRACK TEAM

pink" Templeton. the Stanford
university track star. IL being mem
toned as one Of the strongest posi-
bilities on the coast for member.
ship on the United States Olympic
track squad. Hc does Q feet Q inches
In the high jumps and has cleared 20
feet in the broad Jump. Coast grid
fans will remember him for the won.
derfui kicking he did for the Stan
ford eleven last season. He didn't
play here, but he had the best record
for distance Of any punter In the
conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
POLO TEAMS PERFORM
NOW AT CAMP LEWIS

Polo has been inauTurated at
Camp, Lewis and two games are
played every Wednesday afternoon.
Tho squads nre made UP from the
LIST infantry. ssth infantry. the sist
coast artillery brigade and picked
team. Polo In a fascinating game In
which the finer points Of horpcrnan.
ship ara brought into use and
Tacoma sportsmsn are fast becom.
ing polo fans. There In talk about
forming n team In the Up-sound city
to play the soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
LOCAL. GOLF
TEAM LOSES
CLOSE MATCH

Altho defeated by - points at Vic
esria Inst Saturday. the Seattle Golf
c,ub team made the best showing
a - made In the British Columbia
capital for many years and Club
Captain Sam Russell and his team
mates expect 20 have q much larger
uonAncs on their side Of thu ledger
vhen the Canadians come to the
uoattie course--some time In ssptem-
or--to play the return match Of
these two clubs annual contest for
nhs Disqualification trophy.
Last saturdays play was over the
Oak Bay links and the Seattle play
- had hard time sinking their
putts on the fast and tricky green's
Jack Bailinger. George Tiiden.
Ralph Blair and Carl Huiskamp--
fDur Of the Seattle clubs best bets
were unable 10 make the trip. 10
Dis makes Sam and company's per.
fDrmancs an the more creditable.
Pay was on the three-polnt system.
one for the morning round. one for
ne afternoon round and one on the
lays play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
STAR JUNIOR LEAGUE
WILL BE REORCANlZED

The Seattle Star Junior Baseball
league will reorganize Mt a meeting
to be called for The Star office Wed.
nesday. A new election will be held
and a president and vice president
will be elected. The present ex-
ecutive. BIZ Mckinley. belongs to
the senior division. and the vice
president. Cummings. OF Camp
Lewis. has resigned because the
team withdrew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
|HN| E2k.
81 EfB


Msassss Of ths seattle and the JET
Nrpsn Park golf eiues uiii have ehsnes
~ Mi svo birds With one stone today.
~ THE h the date set for thsss clubs
rowuiar monthty medal eomp<tfheu ara
- the eius championship as.iiptns
rouNd.
nlrhsssa holes Of medal play ~iii be
veaysd asd the rs players havins she
fovo6t secsss vii constitute the drsw
fos the enampsorsntp nigh.
ETH title hcider~--ptxie f1eassr % the
apoe1Is club and. claire ortsweld Of the
ssffsssss Paris eius--vtii dsfsHd shsif IL
tieA
NeNs Iys<n Of easscsrs fsms vss ID
- M~aAsw PART un~up last sunday.
- Ella bsy's control on the golf hans
10 ~ - srus - was his throw 70 ths
1890 plate. and young Mr.. Hsv snnsssd
Z pointA Miks 10 fast losing weight
sGonb1ns sves fsnces ts sssrssvs his cut
= = oe-A sis match a. oah pay hN
onnAay nsN Jsnastcns and pixis rIee-
-. the srs~k Sesth Enases. GAfaed
800 vsneogy Osev the vtcsessa er>s--vsS-
- 4 uaeAn sd pisssrstaffs WnssA
- pusslasA Wavssiy sssh team vfi
- eno gusofs 81 the 0satsie sfuo asst
6fueAny, Nay Z. vhsn the nrse hair -
- anau al home and home match foe the
9ssns trophy VII bs played on ths
Nos&h Ena eours~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Frank Troeh May
Make u. S. Team

Another Olympic squad candidate
for the Pacific Coas, has been I'm.
covered. Mark down the name Of
Frank Troeh. the Vancouver wash
trnpshooter. Tho trap team vili be
cap,ained by Jay Clark. the Masra.
chusetta star. The squad viii 70
over In August and will pay their
own expenses. Troeh In almost sure
to make the trip as he Is rated as
one OF the 10 leading starr at the
traps In the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
ANGLE STARS PLAY
AT BROWN & HUlEN'S

Billiard fans who didn't see Dob
canncfax. worlds champion three.
cushion player. in action when he
performed Mt Pope-sibley'a last week.
will have n chance 20 sec him play
during the coming week when he
viii stage games In the afternoons
ana evenings at Brown a Huicn's.
He will play with Otto Rciscit ana
Charley Mcconrt IN his exhibitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
HElNIE SCHUMANN IS
NOW IN DENVER, COL,

Heinie schumann. Tacoma light
weight. has left the City Of tho Liv.
ing Dead for Denver. where he cx.
poets TO rnove~in on some big ring
attractions In the near future. Eddie
Marine. his manager. made the trip
with him. Jimmy Harris. the little
bantannweight. who fought here dur.
ing the past season. returned 10 his
home In Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
REED AND KELLER ARE
AFTER "HAM" H0NORS

Evidently wild" BIl Reed. the
Tacoma heavyweight. hasn't had
enough yet lie Ia billed to no thru
the motions with Willie Keller. the
Bremerton heavy, In a six.round 20
in Aberdeen Monday. Reed took the
count from spud Murphy. the San
Francisco middisweight. In Tacoma
last week. The attraction should
be billed as the bout for the ham"
titie Of tho world because both big
fellows are In the cheese class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Star Junior Diamond
League to Get Under
Way Here Tomorrow
Fourteen Teams viii Start Play; Loyal Heights Badger.
Are Dropped From Clrcut Senior Elimination Series
viii Be Played Later In Season: Final Instructions
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Oh, Boy! They're off!
Fourteen junior baseball squads that have been waiting
will pry the lid off of their tomorrow afternoon
the payfeds Of the city.
Sundays schedule calls for the following games:
City Cubs South Seattle at South Seattle at 230.
Shamrock Athletic club Mount Baker Juniors at Column
bia playfield Mt $780,
Rainier Valley Juniors VS. Ballard Beavers at Adams play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
FREDDIE WELSH HAS
COMEBACK BEE AGAIN

Freddie welsh. former world's
lightweight champion. has the come
hack bee In his bonnet lie has been
mustered out Of tho Srrny and ID
once more operating hid health farm
In New Jersey again. lie Ia rrt,ing
In condition for a long distance bout
With Benny Leonard as he has the
champions word that Leonard
wouldn't engage In a ,oronnd rnIx
for the title until welsh Was ready
"a fight again. welsh vas q captain
In the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
College Track Men
in Dual Meet Today

Washington and Washington State
track squads were scheduled TO mix
In a dual meet at Denny field today.
The Cougars didn't enter the relay
carnival last week because OF lack
OF training due to poor weather.
JENNIE, in the pole vault, and Smith.
In tho two-mile event, are the stars
Of the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
GEORGES CARPENTER

When Georges Carpenter saw
Willie Meehan box at the Newark,
sportsman's club the other night hs
couldn't figure IL out how the IA,
boy could possibly have ever gotten
over Jack Dempsey. Georges says
but, Meehsn. Ne Ii q funny
man. To look Mt him you would
not think he could fight more
than one round. hut what .
surprise! lie fought faster and
harder In the eighth round than
he did In the first, and the pity
NJ II In that he must carry 80
much extra weight. However, he
outpointed Dempsey, and that II
q lot 10 say. They say he was ~
chubby then rs he II today. Yet
] can't imagine how Dempsey
did mot get inside Mecl,an's
swings. ] can whip any swinger
ever raw. ] believe. No man
who SWINGS can defeat . straight
puncher. and that Il why I am
puzzled mat Dempsey did not
win. II II very odd"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

rsssioa 8 nasss on balloon ssiscsd s.
r~o- eass hits Hsssisr. 1tohrsr. cnnntnE-
ham. Andrews. nshna saesine. hin
Sissn. nohns stolen bases Hassl~fs
Nishefs Ancr~ws Hit ~ pitehed ball
ksnwsfthr wild plteh-sisbsid kuns
Responsible ssr--aelAoid 4. fer'ioa !. Time
o. Eams--sies. umgifss-TemAh AID
Heimsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

Columbia Slickers vs.. Tail
cred Ready Mt Lincoln play
Geld Mt / p. m.
Walla Walla Juniors vs..
Alki Juniors at Hiawatha
playfield ut 2 p. m.
Madison Park Juniors VS..
Diamond Aces Mt Walla Walla
playfield at l p. m.
Spartan Athletic club VS..
Felix club Mt Walla Walla
playfield at 8 p. m.
Tho Greenwood Junior.L
Heights Badsers' game has been
called off because the Badgers failed
to register their men and have been
dropped from the ieaxuc. All team,
having games with the badgers will
have open dates on those days.
Team managers should have their
players on tho field ready for play
promptly ~ game time because
games are forfeited when teams fail
to b. ready for play within Is min.
utsx OF time. unless unavoidahiy de-
iayed BY transportation trouble.
SEASON RUNS
UNTIL AUGUST
The season win run unsfi the last
week In July when the winners OF
the two sections will play q best two
out OF three game series for the city
title.
The league h mads 10 Of cr~am
Of the kid bailtoesers In Seattle and
some fast baseball should be on the
boards when the teams got down 10
the grind.
urnpires for each game are 10 Be
selected before the INT by the con
tending managers and snail BE- In
absolute control Of thu game untii
removed by the consent OF both man
ayers. The pilots shall Determine
for themselves whether or not one
or two umplres shail b. used.
Before passing up tina umpire durn-
ton. Il would b wise for each team
TO remember that thsy must take
the field az the command OF the urn-
pire and no protests viii be coussd-
erred when the teams refuse 20 fin.
ish the Gama Protests cannot be
made when the decisions Of the UNI
pire are q matter Of judgment a. to
whether . pitch n . strike or . bail
or whether . hit II fair or foul and
70 on. Only when dectsions are \
matter Of interpretation OF the rules
or In case Of playing OF ineligible
players can games be protested All
protests must be turned In In writ.
ing to the sporting editor OF The
Star not later thaD ~ hours after
the playing OF the protested game.
DON'T PLAY
UNREGISTERED MIN
Managers must be SURF ard inform
the sporting editor OF The Star when
they wish TO change their r~xsstra-
ton lists AZ no player can play un-
Less he Ia registered. All teams play.
Ing unregistered men forfeit the
games they play In.
Both teams shall furnish two balls
mt for play. Any regulation league
ball may be used.
The home teams shall take the
field first. The homo team IL the
second named team In each listed
game above.
This hits the high spots for league
managers and these rules should be
well In mind before the teams 40 on
the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
uyTNvFTELD WINS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May L.
Willie Hunefield. Los Angeles light.
weight won a close decision over
Gene Cline Of Fresno here last
night A knockdown In the first
round gave Huncfieid the otherwise
even bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Beavers Will
Inuade Local
Lot Tuesday
Portland Squad Is Right
Among League Leaders

Blue. first base: spranger. second
base, wistsrxiil third base: King
don. shorss,op; schafisr. left field.
cuyisr. center field. Cor. right field:
Baker and koehler, oaicherr. and
Juney, burning. kaillo. Sutherland.
Schroeder and Poison pitchers
That's tho squad Of tonsers With
which Wait Mccredie. Portland nea.
yer pilot. viii invade Seattle Tuesday
tor a weeks series Win tho locals
The other teams Ia tho league
shlf, a. follows
los Angeles az San Francisco.
Oakland at Vernon.
Sacramento ~ sais Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
PREP TEAMS
TIED UP IN
BALLCHASE
srASprNe'oF THE TEAMS

broadway wen, into n tie for FIRST
place with West Seattle and Lincoln
In the local prep baseball race when
they sunk the hooks into the Frank
I'm Quakers by a sto-, count at Col.
unhia playfield yesterday. The
Tigers took the Had right off the
bat. counting four runs In the fist
frame and the result was never In
doubt Hunter was on the hiil for
the First I'M men. and after allow.
ing two runs In the first frame. shu,
out tho Quakors for tho rest OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01

CONGRATULATIONS the open
ing day game boosted something
Just rs important AZ the percentage
for the Champion Reds. Brokers'
bids on the Reds stock jumped from
90 to 81 is dollars on the Cincinnati
Stock Exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-01
Coast Champ
Wins, Judges
Call 1t Draw
Beats Mccarthy in Every
Round, But Judges Blind


Charley Mccarthy. the Csnadian
lightweight champion. was given -
nifty boxing lesson by Eddie Shan
non. Coast champ. at the Arena hast
night. but the Judges went blind
again and gave the verdict out A.
draw. The biggest mystery OF the
local ring H. WHAT DOES A
BOXER HAVE TO DO TO WIN A
DECISION IN sEATTLE7-
Time after time a boxer YIN stsp
out and hand his opponent ~ pretty
waiioping as could be witnessed.
and yet. the fellows who write down
the decisions pick EN- wrong every
time. Tho boys who pianked down
their good coin OF the realm 20 -
the bouts last night. gave the verdict
the big rnxz. just as they did . week
ago. when Johnny Griffiths was
given a draw with Bflfy Shade. aftsr
taking n beating. Let's get some
Judges In there who can can 'en
right
WIN Ev0y RsgnA
Shannon won sve.y rUunA ~
hit Mccarthy at win with his Il
hand. Mccarthy allowed . snifQI
left that he swung into shannouis
face with y lot OF kick towards ths
end OF the min. but shannon ven.
and won easily.
Bobby Harper. local lightweight
put a siienoer on some Of his knock.
ers last night. when he came mighty
close 20 rocking Joe Mandot. the
New Orleans boy. TO sleep in the
the third round Mandot caught
Bobby with some hard swings In the
fourth. but Harper had such . wide
lead that be won hands down Man
dot looked heavy.
Frankie Malone, the Oakland boy.
fought a pretty draw with Bert
Forbes. local lightweight. In the semi
windup. Malone had a slight shade.
but the boys went 10 II at q merry
CLIP. and the draw verdict was the
correct one.
Pste Wfns
Frank Pete, another nghtweight
hit Louie Leonard too powerfully
hard in the tummy and won easily.
Leonard made a good showing for
two rounds. but then took a couple
In the breadbasket and folded up for
the rest OF the engagement.
Eddie Murray played possum with
Charlie Jordan in the second round
Of their 90. After Jordan had hit the
mat n couple OF times, Murray
bounced off OF the canvas. laid stiii
TIL the count OF nine and then
jumped up wildly and pursued Mr..
Jordan. He repeated this perform
ance. but the third time he went
down the war WINS over.
Another show viii be given By ne
Veterans Athletic association Tues
day. with Harry Gilium boxing Billy
Shade and Charley Mccarthy taking
on Allie Mack
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