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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Tom OROu9-ke Hu4-LSADe
AtCha1nbiOn lack Dempsey

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Tom ORourke,
! y veteran Of veterans in the fight
line, has started a serious drive in
behalf Of Fred Fulton. the objective
being a battle between Fulton and
champion Jack Dempsey return
engagement
O'RourlIe, IN the following letter
explains his position. and incidental
y, offers to put up 5000 for the
bout. the money 10 be divided IS per-
cent to the winner and 5 percent to
me loser This unheard Of split IS
considered by O'Rourke as a lure
which may pull Dempsey into the
ring, II the champion is as confident
mat ne can beat Fulton again as his
manager Jack kearns. claims to Be.
Not True to Form
In his letter, Fuitou's MANAGER
nasnt much TO say about the fact
that Dempsey stopped Fulton IN Jig
time in their former bout he. OF
course. acknowledged that II took
the champion but IS seconds to sc1re
a victory. but claims that a bout OF
sueh oriefness can hardly be fought
true to form.
anyhow. here IS the very letter
that Tom ORourke banged out, ana
Il should interest Dempsey hugely.
especially that part OF Il about the
50 percent to the winner:
It Is l6 months since Jack Demp-
sey defeated Fred Fulton. Fulton
has been trying almost ever since to
get return match with Dempsey.
he has been unsuccessful.
To my mind there o. ne leuifi-
mate excuse that Dempsey can
give for refusing to meet Fulton.
He has said that before be fights
Carpenter he VIII engage IN a
few houtE with such men "a pub
lie opinion my point to ns ioEi-
cal couteudgrs for the title. But
his nunuEeF. Jack KenrnE, now
EtipulateH that the public must
pick other men than Fulton. He
hns said thut he cnu see no rea-
son for giving Fulton another
chance with Dempsey, as the
former accomplished nothing In
England that entities him to a
return match.
Fulton beat every man that en-
tered the ring with him in England in
1ig time. He also offered to meet
Beckett and Carpenter on one night
and give part Of the proceeds to the ]
Home for Blinded Soldiers Of Eng !
land or some other charity.
IL Not Proof
It is true, as Mr.. Eearns says. that
Fulton was knocked out in IS sec
0nds by Dempsey, but Mr.. Kearns. II Z
he wishes 70 be fair must admit that /
a fight Of such short duration rarsiv I
determines conclusively that the
winner is the better man.
am sure that Il vote was taken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
TID-BITS


TO MAKE sure that our customers
l get the best Of everything IL the
sporting line. we wired to Frisco for
some interviews Warren Brown dug
up Harry Foley for US and got his
greatest fighter.
Harry. you know. trained soae Of
the greatest fighters that ever lived
and helped bring a bunch Of others 10
the front.
This is the way Brown sent FoIsy's
account:
who's the greatest fighter you
ever saw. Harry" I asked him.
Joe Cans" he replied. without a
moments hesitation And III tell
you why. I trained at Shannon's with
him for many fights. One Of them
was with Mike Twin Sullivan You
know how be nattened the Twin.
Well. on the way home. blame me II
Joe didn't have a black eye. I kidded
him about f. Wen. sab said Joe.
An been b0zin' for fo'teen yeah. an
OATS De fust one OF dem babies abs
evan had An Harry. OATS he last
one. De or man Is Eoin' 20 staht ali
oFah an leahn how to box
Better Than Leonard.
How many OF your present day
fighters would have done thatg This
chatter Of Benny Leonard being bet
ter than Joe IS silly. Why. Cans
would knock Leonard out Just
feinting him
Look at what Cans did to Wolcott.
And don't tell me that Wolcott wasn't
q tough laddie Those body whangs
OF his were poison. know. II
stopped one OF EN-. and I was sore
for weeks afterward.
Scans was the only boxer
ever saw who made no false mo-
lions. He didn't hop around the
ring with lot OF that fancy
fOOtWurk' Every move he made
in the ring meant something, OF
he wouldn't have made it.
He didn't block punches or duck
EN-. He actually caught them on the
fly. reaching out the grabbing them
in the air on his gloves like a ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

on the question among boxing pat
rons Fulton would be selected as che
most logical opponent for Dempsey
TO meet before he boxes Carpenter.
Fulton intends to 20 down the
line and beat every contender in
the heavyweight ranks, and be-
neges thar Dempsey viii then be
forced by public opinion to con
slider his challenge. DEMPSEY
found Fulton very ensy vvhen
he fought him at Harrison,
n. J., and received 5000 a. his
end OF the purse. Fulton received
the same umOnnt.
As an inducement to Dempsey TO
meet Fulton again I stand ready TO
give these boxers a $4,000 purse to
be divided IS percent 70 the winner
and percent TO the loser, all the
money TO be posted when articles
are signed, and ] viii agree that TIA
bout shall not be scheduled more
than twelve rounds.
Sincerely,
Tom O'Rourke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Commission TO
CHAIRMAN
August Hermann viii
Probably Resign; John
son FaYors Him.

Cincinnati, O.. Jan. s.-Eisction Of
Ia new chairman may be one OF the
results OF the annual meeting Of the
National Baseball commission here
today Presidents John Heydier OF
the National league and B B. John
son of the American league. are IN
Cincinnati for the yearly conference
with August Hermann. the third
member OF the commission
August Hermann. chairman Of the
National Baseball commission, would
not say whether he would resign at
the meeting OF the commission
Unless Hermann does voluntarily
resign, it is believed that a deadlock
viii ensue-
John Heydler. National league
president, before leaving New York,
stated that he Is pledged not to vote
Tor any man as chairman who has
financial interests in any club
There is no doubt but that B. B.
johnson, president Of the American
league, viii vote for Hermann Such
a situation would mean the retention
Of Hermann.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
YEAR FOR
HARVARD IN
1920
Cambridge Students Pre-
pare For a Strenuous
Athletic Year.
SHELL RACES ARE TO
BE Held N ENGLAND

CA1IBRIDDGEs Mass, Jan s.-Har-
y ward is preparing TO enter into
sports with more vigor than ever
during 1920. and already schedules
have been arranged for the baseball,
rowing. hockey lacrosse, fencing and
rifle teams.
The Crimson wiz o7en its baseball
season on April 10. wnen the varsity
nine meets Bowdoin at Cambridge.
HzrTard wiz 90 to Princeton this
year for the Erst OF a series Of three
games. The initiaI game viii be
played on May IS, the second Nay p,
at Cambridge, and the deciding con-
test At New York on June 2.
RaclnE to Open.
Harvard's racing season opens
April "a when the Crimson crew
meets the Naval academy at Anna
polls The stellar rowing event OF
the season-ths Yale-Harvard races
viii be held June IS on the Thames
a. New London. Conn.
Wrestling wiz be a popular sport
at harvard this yFzr and a series Of
five intercollegiate matches have been
arranged.
Schedules for 1870 are as follows:
Baseball.
April 1o-BoWdolu at Cambridge.
April 14-Eew Hampshire State at
Cambridge.
Boston RED Sex at Fenway Park
(date undecided).
April 17-West Point at West Point I
april 19-Universlty Of Virginia at
Charlottesville, va
April Annapolis At Annapolis
April 22-Uuiversity OF Penn at ]
Philadelphia
April 24-Columbia at New York |
april University Of Maine at I
Cambridge
Nay cornell At Cambridge.
May 5-Dartmoulh at Cambridge.
May s-University Of Virginia at I
Cambridge.
May 12-Amherst at Cambridge.
May 15-Priuceton at Princeton.
Nay civilians at Cambridge
Nay 22-Priuceton at Cambridge.
May z6-Holy Cross at Cambridge
Ray 29-BroWn az Cambridge
Nay 31-Br0Wn az Providence.
June Princeton At New York IN
case o. tie.
June -Psnnsylvania at Cam
bridge.
June s-vermont AZ Cambridge.
June Boston college at Chester
Hill
June 1s-Fordham at Cambridge.
June 1s-Boston college at Cam-t
bridge
June 2s-YaIs at New haven.
June 23-Tale at CambridEe.
June 26-Tale at % IN case OF tie.
Crew.
April 2A-Annapolis at Annapolis. !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
To
Play Notre Dame

Chicago. Ill, Jan. 8.-Northwestern
university today completed its 1890
football schedule by signing for a
game with Notre Dame here November
20, declining a game with Washing
ton state college at Seattle on that
date.
The Seattle offer. while regarded as
gratifying was rejected IN favor. OF
Notre Dame because It was felt more
advisable 20 give another home tame
for purple supporters than book an
attractive coast trip for the team. &C
coTdlng 70 director Of athletics Lee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

Plnyer may give the value OF
a-Zeron or a'rsH but tennis Is hardly
urithmeticul AID the system has
served only to mvstify followers
Of the game. With all due credit
TO the members OF the Commit
tee Who lahored long and dill
gently 10 arrive Mt their eoueiu-
Eionss and with due respect fer
the aim 90 be fair that dominates
the national association we
believe the system should be
dropped as n useless one
an old, old saving tells US that
figures never lie" But when the ac-
uviries OF a player throughout a ten
MS season are boiled down ALGEBRA
ically and the aim toward turning out
FAIR ratings for players leads the Of
ficials Of the tennis body to use a sys-
TEN that takes into consideration the
most Insignificant matches even
when those matches are won BY a
player OF mediocre caliber, the result
ant figures do not always give credit
where credit IS really due.
Rank Is Difficult
For instance. it IS impossible FOR the
average tennis ian 70 understand why
player IKE young Vincent Rich
ards, national indoor champion. should
be rated as No. 90 on the list o. rank
ing when players-picked at random
Tor comparison-such as A. I. Green,
jrs OF chicago. c. J. Curley Paw
tuckett, p J. or W. H Benedict. OF
R0seie, n. J. are given higher rat-
inEs.
Like wise, IN the women's rankings,
Mrs Franklin Mallory flfolla Blur
stedtl ranks third alEebraicaIly. IN
reality. her ability on the courts is
such that II all matches are 70 be
considered she should rank as high
as the cham piou. Mrs George WfElIt-
man. on her 1918 showing. Mrs.
Wightmau defeated the Morse girl IN
the national tournament. but later In
the season the eL-champion com
pletely outclassed her rival from Bos-
ton. And there you are.
The cases Of these players are
mentioned merely to show that there
must be something lacking about the
system Of figures nov in use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
RENTROP WILL. AGAIN
MEET JORDAN JAN. 20.
WANTSBLG GUARANTEE


Z E'L PASO wrestling fans VIII again
Il see Charles Rentrop and Chris
Jordan in action on January 20 at
Liberty hail provided that the two big
fellows can be given a sufficient guar
antee 10 insure their presence for the
match.
Rsatrop left 81 Paso Thursday
morning for Los Angeles where on
Saturday night he will met Tony
Ajax. champion Of that section in a
finish contest The big fellow readily
agreed TO return TO FL Paso on Janu-
airy 20 and meet Jordan IN a second
finish contest but believes that mas
much as he is guaranteed $1,000 70
$500 for matches on the Pacific
coast he should receive a like amount
mere, especially so when meeting a
man OF the order OF Jordan who is
one OF the toughest and most con-
sistent wrigglers in the wame
Rsntrop has asked for a guarantee
Of $1,000 and unless the promoters post
this amount or a forfeit there Is like
Hhood Of q Faso net getting the
match. 1t going 70 Houston or Dallas.
Fl PaEO Fans Want Match.
Many enthusiasts who Witnessed the
excellent bout on Tuesday night are
confident that the athletic boosters
viii turn out IN such record breaking
numbers next time that the guar
antees would be easily made.
There g. widespread opposition
to the match going to Houston or
Dallas where the fans turn out In
record breaking numbers and the
nTernEe receipts are around $1,000.
RentrOD and Jordan stated We'd
nesdng that they both liked Fl
PaEo hut they believed they were
Que a larger sum for wrestling
The fact that the promoters are
under a big expense has resulted
in the VTresfIers taking a share
Of the gate receipts in the past.
Ike Fl Paso very much and
would gladly meet Jordan again at
any time consistent with the wishes
OF the promoters. said Rentrop be-
FORE leaving. However. as the cham
pion OF Europe I have received thou
sands OF dollars for one match nv
contest In Houston with Pet Brown
On Christmas eve drew $500 and you
can readily see that q would be to
my advantage II the match was sta Eed
there where Jordan Is also a favorita
There were no falls In my match
with Brown as I injured his leg dur
ing the match and was awarded
technical victory.
Glad to Core Book.
II the promoters feel safe IN put
ting MP a guarantee Of $1,000 VIII
gladly come here on January % and
wrestie Jordan on any terms. He is|
one Of the hardest men ever met
and &c Is vel worth that. 7 have
been guaranteed $500 for nv match
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Challenger Wants
To Battle Chan7U

Having watched Johnny E1baue
perform in bis bout with Young Cha
ney, Benny Nalger IS more confident
than ever that he can dethrone the
teatherTeiEht champion at the Arena
A. A in Jersey City on January 19.
kalger is ready 70 post a s1odd for
felt when Kilbaue signs articles. and
let it 60 as side bet that he wins
by a knockout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
4. E. F. Champion
To Battle Wilde

St Louis. No, Jan Jimmy Wilde.
British fyFeight champion. win make
his second appearance before the
American public when he meets John
ny Babe Asher. bantanTsig
champion OF the A. E. F.. in a sched-
uled eight sound bout here tonight 1t
VIII be a nodecision contest wilde
VIII receive a 5000 guarantee. Asher's
end win be IS percent Of the receipts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

Detroit. Mich. Jan S.-Eddie FitZ-
simmons OF New York scored a tech-
meal knockout over Patsy Cline, OF
New York in the sixth round OF their
scheduled ten round bout FTedues-
day night Cline had taken a court
OF six IN the sixth round when mis-
sscolds threw In the towel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

with Ajax in Los Angeles and hav,
been promised others IL 7 win"
Hentrop and Jordan were the
Recipients Wednesday OF offerr
from Houston and Dallas pro-
moters for the second match.
The fact that both men stand
high in popular favor in eastern
Texas rs well us all over the
country lends considerable weight
to their demands for guarantee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

first and second varsity first fresh
May 1Princeton at Cambridge.
first varsity and first freshman
May 22-Cornen at Ithaca first
varsity and first freshman.
June 25-Eale at New London.
Usual races.
January Toronto at Cambridge.
January Harvard club at Cam
bridge
January 14-Boston college at Cam
January 17-Yale at Cambridge.
January g OF 24-DartmoUth at
Cambridge
January 2s-Tufts at Cambridge.
January 21-Prineeton at Cam
bridge.
February T-McGin at Cambridge
February 14-Tale at PHILADELPHIA
February 21-Tale at Cambridge
Tin case Of tfe).
February 2s-Prineeton at Phna-
delphia.
March s-Princeton at Philadelphia
In case OF tie)-
FencinE.
January s1-Boston Sword club at
February T-BowdOin At Cam
bridge.
February i4-Springfield at Cam
bridge.
February annapolis at Anna
polls.
February g - Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia
February 2e-Boston sword club at
Cambridge.
March 15-New York Military aead-
envy at Cambridge.
March 2O-Tale at Cambridge.
April intercollegiate at New
York
wrestling.
January SIN I 7. at Cambridge.
February 12-Tufts at CambridEe.
February IA Andover at cam
bridge.
February 21-springfieId at Cam
bridge.
Teaniz. Southern Trim.
april 15-Agawam Hunt club at
April 2o-Eorfolk C. C. at Nor
fax, Va.
April 2l-Annapolis at Annapolis.
April 2z-Chevy Chase club at
Chevy Chase.
April 2z-Phladelphia C. C. at
Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

CARPENTER WILL GIVE
AWAY WEIGHT amEHWrHEr


Paris. France. Jan Georges Car
pentier is wiling TO give concessions
IN the matter o. weight IN order TO
meet Jack Dempsey. according 70 a
statement made tonight 10 the As
sociated Press by Descamps. Carpen-
tiers manager. Descamps said he
was willing 20 split the 100000 purse
offered By James Coffroth on q basis
Of sixty percent for the winner and
forty percent for the loser
@Cdrpenfier o. Wiling to Iour-
meg to n EtrauEe land face an
excite climate, give away from =
to 20 pounds IN weight ana aceeur
n split Of G0-4o Of Mr.. Coffroth's
cffer,1 said Descamua. ave had
INTENDED TO demand a 50-50 split
but ure willing TO secept a coo
division In order TO show this r.
not merely q money-m1kinr
proposition hut also q sporting
event. We viii endeuror 10 give
Americun sporfaEaea a real cham
piOnshlp butfie.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

Chicago Ill. Jan. s.-Marin Pies
tina OF Chicago, defea.ed Henry
Ordeman. OF Minneapolis, in straight
falls wednesday night Plestina took
the first fan In 23.53 with a body
Scissors and wrist lock and the ser
ond IN 1905 With a double wrist lock.
ne men ere heavywelghts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Goes
AHEAD WITH
HIS PLANS
Veteran Promoter Conf
dent That Deseamps Has
Accepted Terms.
ARENA WOULD HOLD
ABOUT 10000 PEOPLE

CAN DIEGO. Ca1if. Jan "Details
y OF the proposed match at Tia
Juaua. Lower California. between
Jack Dempsey and George Carpenter
FOR the worlds heavyweight cham
pionshiD were to be discussed at a
conference here today between Jack
Eearns. Dempsey's manager. and
James ". Coffroth, promoter.
Coffroth early today was without
direct word from Descamps, carpen-
tiers manager, that his terms had
been accepted. but said he had cabled
Charles j. Harvey, his agent IN Lon
don. 70 get in touch al once with
Descamps and Carpenter and advise
him Of their plans
Is Planning Arena.
Meantime be IS proceeding On the
theory, he said that Associated Press
advices from Paris % the effect that
Descamps lad accepted his offer wers
correct
he said he eZpsctsd 70 cnnEsruct an
arena At Tia Juana u accommodate a
crowd OF at .sast 59,S9 and possibly
100000 he expected 10 discuss win
Gov. Esteban Cansu arrangements FOR
the match after he had heard from
Harvey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

Boston. Mass. Jan. S.-Earl CAD
dock OF Iowa. heavyweight wrestling
champion. successfully defended his
title Wednesday night, winning from
Cyclone Burns, OF this city, in two
successive falls The first fail was
made in 81 minutes and 40 seconds.
with q head scissors and wrist lock.
and the second in y minutes and
five seconds with a body scissors and
body hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

New Orleans. La. Jan. g-Pete
Herman. Of New Orleans. bantam
weight champion, knocked out Johnny
Richie. Of Chicago, Wednesday night
in the eighth round Of a scheduled ten
round bout Herman easily outpoint-
ed his opponent and scored the knock
out with a right hook.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

San Francisco. Calf. Jan S.-A IS
week schedule, opening April ana
closing October II. but with no games
until the third week was agreed upon
Wednesday night by the directors OF
the Pacific Coast Baseball league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

Eenosha. Wis, Jan 8-Bul Bren-
nan Of Chicago, outpolhted BARLEY
Madden. OF New York, in a ten round
no decision contest Wednesday night
The men are heavyWeig hts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

salt Lake City, Jan S-Frankie
Murphy, Denver weiterweight Ind
Pat Gilbert Of salt lake city. fought
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

{ payer catches a ball Ever see tie
| Leonards doing that3
And III say this for hlm-and
knew him as well as anyone in the
! game: Joe Cans was the whitest
negro who ever lived That phrase
credit 70 the game q overworked.
Z I know. but 90 goes for Joe Cans.
When they named him the old mas
ter they said the piece. There'n
never be another.
CANADA GALS CHIRPs.
silence is platinum
So near beer and Yet so far.
After writing ga Successful Calam-
ity" Glare Hummer should change
her name. She has arrived
Solomon was the wivest man
Beauty Is but skin deep. but that
doesn't make the hippopotamus the
kingdom.
They call It bootleg whisky be-
cause It has the Kick"
The man who married a rich girl
named Carrie became a convert to
the cash and Carrie plan
No. Elvlra- the man who becomes
disgruntied doesn't lose his grunt. he
acquires one
A CAGEF GUY.
a big colored bloke was fighting
h Philadelphia the ether night ana
for two rounds took quite a past
ing In the third the work was Just
as hard, and finally, seeing a right
swing coming his way, be ducked.
hit the boards. and played dead. The
referee walked over. pulled the nee
him out, asked:
what did you quit FOR. feuah. you
wasn't hurt anyi'
The colored gladiator
took one sideloug peek at him. rubbed
his sore ear and said. -Ah don't tel
nobody nah business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
PASSPORT REGULATIONS NAY
NOT PERMIT BIG CROWDS

Just what steps win be taken to-
ward asking the state department TO
permit the passage o. those who
would III to witness the fight in
Lower California is net known but
Is generally believed that promoter
Coffroth IS under the Impression that
ticket holders would be granted taEr-
ist passes. The regulations govern
ing the issuance OF tourist passes 10
Tia Juana is the sane as those IN
effect at the FL Paso port IL IS under
stood and IN that case q would be
necessary for eVeryous 20 have q pass
In order 70 cross the line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
WATERS CONTRIBUTE.

eEadn DorEun. noted page cartOOnlaf and
writers sam auiEan baseball
and d0peuteruf Andrews, boxing critics FranciH
Ouiuet. the golfers Worldt
Jack aeiock and Gravy baseball boxing WRITER'S
are ieadi7E contributors The FFHd Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

semi annual interest on Savings &C.
counts viii be due jan 1st- De-
p0sirors are requested 10 present pass
books for credit.
Eli NatIonaI Rnnk.-Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08

the latest boxing, wreafins, football
baseball Eolfs BOWLING. tennis and other athletic events
wire service all big games and matches Requests
found On the roiumus The Heruld- FE leased
Information EuorfinE iFen Hpecni aten-
ton b sports lnforannfion Bureau Telephone 2ozOs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-08
Another DARCY
IS UNCOVERED
Snowy Baker Says He Has
A Real Wonder; Walter
CoffeY Is Back.

Sydney. Australia Jan. Snowy
Baker says he has discovered a sec
ond Les Darcy.
The lad Is g young heavyweight by
the name Of jim Hanley and was dis
covered in sydney. He IS the type OF
Jack Dempsey, but 8 faster worker
than the champion and has far more
varied action. He Is quite a young
ster, being stin In his teens.
walter Coffey, q New York boxer
brought TO Australia by Snowy Baker
five years ago, has been buried in the
wilds Of the bush for the past three
years. He came to light again in
de was wreck OF his former self
and the referee was compelled to stop
the bout IN the second round. Walter
is going back 10 America.
Some very promising lads In the
light and bantam classes are coming
to the front In the former class is
Teddy BWOrh, who has won his last
three contests with a knockout with
in the first three rounds. They have
dreWs has also been the victor in his
asst five fights, again with a knock
put each time.
Banfams Popular.
B2ntams who on their present
showing viii probably be matched
with some OF the importations from
America are Ted Byles. Les PrunelI.
Gee White, Noel Smith. Billy Woods,
,rishman Jimmy Ryan and a little
-ed-heeded fellow Of the name Of Ed
lie Hence.
Among the welters there e Fred
Collinson, a returned soldier. He has
lad three contests since his return
rom the front and has knocked his
nan out each time. He stands over
feet tall and has the longest reach
Y any weller IN Australia