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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
GORGEOUS GEORGES TO
FACE TEST TUESDAY

Of interest fight fans thruout Am~rs
lea win be watching for the results
Of the bout
II Georges wins he win be IN line
for a bout with Jack Dempsey and
II he flivvcrs he can just as well
pack his 40 trunks and leave for
PnDss Wednesday. II he can't lick
Levinsky he hasn't any business In
tho same ring with Dempsey. unless
IT'S TO swing . towel for the cham
pion-
But vs shan - What ~ ahaIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

In the Northwest, Wash
ington university and Whit
man college play at Seattle
and the University of Oregon
will have a practice brawl
with the Multnomah club at
Eugene. Montana state and
Montana Wesleyan will set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Q.
Coast football critics today
got their first real chance for
a line on Western football
teams.
Full schedules in all sec
tons were to be played this
afternoon. The Pacific North
west and southern California,
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with = team batting averages In the
nenr neightcrhood OF 500 Is danger
ouA
1f Brookfyu's pitching staff can
noop the Cleveland run total Averax-
~ - low A. Il has 50 far Brooklyn
vQ breeze into the title. but II
Cleveland starts it's great offensive
~ Indians win make a lot OF noise
on1oeO tbo honors are decided
1JE CLEVELAND
MAlIERS
with = collection Of histers IKE
0Dmk9. Gardner. wamby. O'Neiii.
nth Wood and Burns the Indians
- hound to start hitting soon
There's no doubt but what the In
Inns are . better hitting team than
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ifornia's old rival, beat st.
Marys, Al to 0. Every one
was anxious to see what Cali
fornia, which figured among
the coasts best teams in the
preseason dope, could do to
the fighting st. Marys out
fit
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BALLARD LINE
Is HEAVY

The winter sport program for the
knights II Columbus this season IL
similar to the work Of last SEASON.
Gymnasium classes are being held
every day under Physical Director
stanley Riddle who Il filling the
berth left vacant BY Frank Max.
we'll
Tho program for mis- season IN
ciudes sym classes for business
men. young men. Juniors Inter.
rnediafcn. Juveniles and ladies'.
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n looks IKE American fight fans
are to see Georges Carpenter. the
gorgeous Partisan butterfly. In action
after all.
From an accounts his f2-round
bout with "BattIlng- I>evinsIty. the
Philadelphia light heavyweight win
be staged at Jersey City. N. J.
Tuesday.
There hasn't been much said about
the mill In the wire xarns from the
East
But regardless Of ne seeming hex
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hague. Ii playing a whale Of a game
for the Dodgers He is not only hit
ting the ball and getting on bases by
working the pitchers for passes bu,
he II playing niftily in the field.
Oufside Of the Brooklyn pitchers OF.
IN has been one Of the outstanding
figures In the classic SO far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
BIGHORSE
RACE ON
TUESDAY

Eyes % horse racing fans turnout
the world are watching for the re.
suit OF the match race of a mile and
quarter between Man.o'-Nvar and
Sir barton. recognized M two Of the
greatest racing horses In the world.
Tuesday.
They meet on me Kenilwvrth
track at winsor. Canada. for q big
purse
Man-o'.war win be racing his hast
time. according 10 his owners. who
are going to use him for breeding
purposes only In the future
Instead of doing things today. tho
wise man did them yesterday.
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ONE MORE WEEK
~ COAST BALL

one more week Of baseball and the
ourtain win be rung down on the
tcnonf league season for the year.
9he Vernon Tigers have n comfort.
able lead. aitbo It's not impossible
for tho ses1ue club TO still beat out
the Tigers.
Seattle In punched with san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles In the fight
lor second place.
The schedulc next week favors
La Angeles and Vernon slightly.
Vernon plays Portland At Vernon;
lIos Angeles goes TO Sacramento. Sc
oks1e tangIes with San Francisco In
IN Francisco and Salt Lake enter.
nnfns the Oakland outfit
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TO BUILD ARENA

NEW ORLEANS. Oct s-This
city is to have another fistic arena.
The Winter Garden. having been
leased for term Of years by Al
Pilsbury and Hal Harvey. well
known in local sporting circles. win
be entirely remodeled into a modern
fighting arena The hackers OF the
new enterprise plan to have the
arena in readiness for a boxing car
nival. beginning the later part Of 90
tober. Thereafter. It Is planned to
hold weekly matches thruout the
winter months.
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LEACUERS PLAY
BUSH BALL

WICHITA. Oct s.--Pitcher Abe
Bowman and Catcher Everett Kar.
yam. both of the Wichita Western
league club, are cunning In the
bushes as battery mates. Bowman
famed IL at one small town stop.
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NAILS IS DUE
+, Monday

walter Mails Is about due to start
6or Cleveland against the Dodgers
shout Monday. Tho big fellow
showed streak Of Witness In hts
Work Thursday. but before the home
town folks big Walter In very apt to
sand the Dodgers on their ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
DODCER
HURLERS
MAY
HOLD EN-
RooKLYNs won

won
derful pitching
staff certainly
lived up to expec-
tations In the
first three games
OF the series. hut
those same Brok-
lyn pitchers. may
keep up their
great m o u n q
work. and again
they may not
Cleveland has q
powerful b u n c h
Of hitters- Any
team that & o . Z
thru = = = n = Z, =,
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ANGELS
BREAK
THRU
FOR WIN

los ANGELES Oct. s<-Joe Dali
i-y's wiidness helped Los Angeles TO
score q s-to-i win over Seattle here
yesterday. The Angels two runs
scored In the FIRST inning. when
Daley wan particularly wild. proved
enoush 10 win. Tho series now stands
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NJ ALEX G. RbsE
WIN uhe eAght-maa team - -
es~aais tsssf club plays h IRE
Punch Bowl tourney - wsvsv1ey
nest saturday. ''Disi<" y1eagv uku
not r BE- In the iine.sp: The Ssssh
re~ssesing from . sevssss spevsstsa
and it viii BE- . week - - daSu
below he gets cot - the hApttAl
The Wsveviey team Gsn the bswl -
tbs Seattle eeurss lass yeax.
Golfers who ~ their playing = ne
municipal links on beacon I'm ars an
smiles now because they can get -eats~
Of quality and quantity. plus ssrvsoa. ae
the club house MIRA n r. Cuio. the
new caterer. has filled . Ions-feit want
and ssro turned the barn. into one of
the oosisss little "1stA heies- d ne
country.
feuss waybsr and ysAn.is ysaea
nnAiisss 10 the Pressdsnts evp svsea e
EAriinxton- found the saia gucA to-
vet last Sunday and cunt playing q the
these youngsters Win start an svcp
again % their 3s-hois match ssmsssouIu
N assh Js~k webep - y. n.
usrraa three days - Mud sas We
was 10 meet Al schscphsaster h the
->s ~ s"F ssryu~soo ~ - ne
Rainier ceur~e. jack wa - tie
third try by ~ snA & Otts Bask.
hArdt ks~t - Sehsephsssser h tAo
other half u the eosui-f innI ~ =
down and ] - 90
n Y. rsterse. carried sn ne -uose
| Illustrated" cup last Sunday vhsa ne
scored ,-snd-i victory over A 0psaoeP
In the ss-hoie final match ~ Beacoa
hiil The ~innF had . three stroke Al
to good advantages Hts two hole lead
~ noon proved enough to vim - he
held his opponent even On ths ssoonl
half Of tbs journey.
esattie's latest rolf euns--Rasussp
and INCONSISTENCIES their prsss-
dents this week r. c Paterson was
elected TO take Charlie Reynold6 place
~ boss OF the Rainiers. while r. knox
Roberts vas elected prexy OF Eagievood-
He succeeds Jim Blake. Who has held
the office since the srganisation unsss-
Ing Of . pear ago
According 10 the way the 37meP
trophy and the Presidents cup ccmpeti-
tions are dragging along. u appears ~
u local coifers are getting too much
competitive play. They don't know how
lucky they are Beacon Hiii u staging
the Times event. while the ScrthenderS
are shooting for their Presidenrs cup
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CATCHER TO
COACH CRIDDERS

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct Erred
Hagcr. backstop Of the Crackers will
coach the football eleven at Unlver-
sity high school here. Hagcr has
been college and professional foot
bali star.
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ONE BIG
GAME IN
EAST TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct s.--Dartmouth
university meets Penn State In the
big game In Eastern football today.
There are several other unimpor.
tant games scheduled in the East
Harvard meets Valparaiso at Cam.
bridge. Harvard Is greatly favored
to win this TIT
Yalc plays North Carolina At New
Haven.
Tho United States Naval Academy
team meets lafayette at Annapolis.
The Military Academy team plays
Middlebury at West Point
----------------------------a
r.. S.-.rvw 49, A. - L.
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CIPP BACK
AT NOTRE DAME

NoTRE DAME. IND. Oct s.-The
Irish grid stock Mt Notre Dame Il
soaring since the return to school OF
George GIpp. ali.westcrn haifback
Gipp IL n star OF tho overhead attack
style of football.
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1GE1ta ArhA ~
G;1195eg&GsSS g. ~

VIRGIL CARNEY WAS
WONDERING OUT LOUD
AT THE ARENA SMOKER
THE OTHER NIGHT WHY
HE NEVER SAW ANY OF
THE MEMBERS OF THE
BOXING COMMISSION
BOX.
Bfry Parent handed us . sYfp Of
paper at the Arena the other night
Billy asked rs to put the
writing on the slip Of paper tn
The Star.
How goes:
~1f loo BalIlarEcnn. batfsv
known as the Frog. King Of
Tho Gallery Gods dos~n't wear
. nussie In the future tho ou,p
gallery boys viii have 70 w-sr
ar 1apA-"
We don't know Baillargcon
from Adam, but Billy's a nice
fellow and we're always
ready to accommodate a nice
fellow.
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- DsdgerA eut he American
hague champions are facing pitch
~ new to them and Of . superior
Qm1Ity. The point q that the Dodg.
- are tuss getting by" BY = slim
mnrBin-
me Ind,Ads wm have - depend
uooa Basby. Malls and Coveieski for
sound work while the F1atbush
pg16es have eight mound men ready
~ cail. The second time . pitcher
1nees = team he's more apt to get
bumped and Uncle Robby can send
- = new pitcher almost every game
= tbs scrieA
NEITHER TEAM
y HITTING
Ne1thsr team has bean doing any
h1t11ng 70 speak Of and the pitching
e1ga which has decided the first
thrDo gamsa. has gone 70 the Ma
oloaal leagues-
Brpoklyn's chances seem 10 hinge
= the ability Of their pitching staff
Vhi1o Ceveland's hopes lie In the
Glyengfh Of their attack during the
uoxt few days.
The scene of the games has now
onfgted to Cleveland which may work
- the DISADVANTAGES Of the Brooklyn
Yctehers and which may prove the
1neontive for the Cleveland sluggers
- get down To the work OF making
49, hitA
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WASHINGTON TO
OPEN CRIDIRON
SEASON WITH
WHITMAN TODAY
BY TOM OLSEN

Seattle grid fans will the first Of five college football
games played in Seattle this season. this afternoon when
the University of Washington team mixes with the eleven
from Whitman college
With both coaches saying That they think their own
eleven stands excellent chance of being beaten and with
all sincerity football followers looking for interesting
struggle this afternoon
Coach Borleske of Whitman, says that II his men had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

Judging from the reports NJ the
Grs4 three battles Ivan Olson. Brook.
I'm shorfstop. who used to play for
tho Portland club In the Coast
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SAM LANCFORD
MAKES GOOD
IMPRESSION IN
FIRST WORKOUT

Sam Langford. the Boston Tar Baby who boxes Frank
Farmer the Tacoma heavyweight the Arena Wednesday
night worked out for the first time at Austin Salts Friday
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SEATTLE, FAN WINS
LONG DISTANCE TITLE

Efvcn the teams In Brooklyn. There
was not n Brooklyn representative In
the first 200 persons In tho blcachcr
line
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and the consensus OF opinion
Of the bugs who saw the big
boy in action Is that he's no
body's fool when it comes 70
tossing the Levinsons.
The first thing that yin surprf-e
Seattle fans who will see him In
action for the first time II Lang
ford's build. The Boston batter II
bull, close 20 the ground and has
very small legs But oh. man. what
= pair OF shoulders and arms that
baby does possessed
WEIGHS ABOUT
100 POUNDS
Sam Il Weighing m the n>1ghbor
hood Of 100 pounds and he looks like
he In In good condition He worked
fast for q heavy man ana he worked
up q bear OF q sweat In his work
During the afternoon he worked with
Marcrrio Fiorcs. the Filipino feather.
weight. ard Glenn johnsen. tire
Portland coiorcd heavy.
For . short man Sam has extr-rne
iy long arms which he uses effect.
lively tn blocking punches lie show
I'd the boys present something In the
line Of blocking
Langford. ono Of she r~ai veterans
OF the game. liant 90 very cid In
years. 80 being the number Of years
sam has been gaiilvan,ing on this
old earth He's been fighting for
20 OF en-.
HE'S NO CHANT.
But.
Nobody claims shss rangfcrd h 4
contender for the worlds crown any
more. but he stu can battle. judging
from his knockout Of Tiny Herman.
The Tacoma heavy rccepuy.
Farmer. who il . pretty fury old
boy. should be able to make II very
interesting for Sam In four rounds
Frank Ia doing his training At the
county fair at Puyaiiup. Wash.
Marcario Flores. the Filipino
fcatherweighc. who boxes Earl Baird
In the semi.winAup. worked out we'll
Earl went thru his PAGES later In the
afternoon
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BALTIMORE. Oct s.-The thru
game of the Baltimore.St. Paul jun
'ior world series will be played here
today. Baltimore won the first two
tits
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A man doesn't enjoy being laughed
ut by n crowd unless he gets paid
for IL.
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feels sure that his team would
give Washington a hard bat
tie.
Coach stub. Affison's chief wall
IL that his line II way below the
usual weight and experience and
that he expects plenty Of trouble
on account OF that
Both teams did their f1nal train
Ing on Denny field yesterday after.
noon.
WHITMAN HAS
AERIAL ATTACK
whitman showed in their practice
workout yesterday that they are
fast. shifty team. and very strong
on the passing gnrna
Washington has the edge on the
Missionaries as TO weight. but not
as noticeable as In years gone by
when these two eievens met
whitman. according 10 -Borieske.
10 at . big disadvantage on account
Of the fact that they have had only
a few weeks to prnctice Their frs,
turnout was held on September rs.
while tho University squad has been
out since the 18th Of September.
The fact rests almost asxured that
whitman will resort to the aerial
game on the offensive. while Wash
ingson win use straight football
CARVER IS
CHIEF PASSER
Captain Carver. the whitman
fulibaek. figured in the combination
that worked seven successive sue
cessful forward passes against
Washington last year In the third
quarter OF the ne
Jerry Neterer. n former Broadway
high school boy. viii start the game
at left half for Whitman. Eeterer
played football while at Broadway.
Bm Boyd. . former Franklin high
school boy. viii start his second
year n, guard for Whitman In to-
days game. Benny Comrada, the
sensation from Ballard. viii strength.
en- the Whitman line at left tackle.
Tho Washington lineup for to-
days game Is the came rs an
nounced In The Star last Thursday.
FAUX AT
END
Captain Ted Faux WIN be back IN
his old Job at left snd. Faux Is a
wonderful defensive end. and few
plays get around him On the other
end will be Peterson. new face
In varsity football who has made
good In practice.
Al tackles. Coach Allison has Bin
Hjcrtoos and Jimmy Bryan. Bryan
II product OF F'rosh football and
plays a brilliant game. Hjertcos
has made good In practice and will
start the game today. Bryan will
play right guard.
-Zeke" Clark and Bob Ingram will
work In the left and right guards.
Clark played last year. while In.
gram Is product OF Frosh football
SMITH At
CENTER
Larry Smith WIN DO back IN his
old job at center.
The hard-hitting backfiead, con.
sisting Of Abel. Daley. Norris and
Harper. were picked because OF
their play in practice. Abel win be
Mt quarter. "Crum" Daley at left
half. Guy '-rubby" Norris at right
half and Harper Mt full.
Walter Reseberg will referee the
tilt. A. c. Woodward. OF Tacoma,
will umpire. with Jerry Nissen the
head linesman.
Denny field is reached by any
university car. Admission will be
s1.5o for the grandstand and 800
for the bleachers. The tilt gets un.
der way at d. m
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BALLARD CRIDDERS
DOWN QUAYS 20;
FRANKLIN VS..
SEATTLE TODAY

Ballard grabbed touchdown right
off the bat In their game with Queen
Anne nj the Coast league baseball
park yesterday. and u proved
enough tn win for the Beavers. Who
walked off with the game. TO o.
IL was the nrHt tilt Of the prep
school season
The Beavers were handed the
lone touchdown Of tho game In the
first quarter when tho .Sorthenders
pun,ed the piEskin into the ouay's
territory and the hin mems second
AIRY defense funblcd the bah. The
oval rolled across the Quay line aRi
Arc. Ballard quarter. fell on the
ball. Harrison kicked goal
Queen Anne thrcatrned twice In
the closing quarter when ono Of
Harr1son's punts was blocked and an
other time when the Quay backs tore
off a couple Of long end runs. but
the Beavers held and walked off
with the CANA
BALLARD LINE
IL HEAVY
Ballard has . heavy me with en-
pericnced men among the forwards.
waiby and Sordine. the ends. and
Harrison and Erickson. tackles. play.
ed spectacular ball. The men In the
center OF the line were steady.
Tho Ballard baekfieid Ia light and
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Icta1 ss-s@ssts -
sRAr fsv psf1sv In sfrth
spsftsa ssr Asesns Ia sishsh
score ~ isniasss i.
Seattle ......-..---
tss Ang~i-s ...... re -
summary Tsrse-esss hit Middleton
I>~s.hssss htt--Crasfors. etsisa bssss-
xinsser. Elna sAsrines hi,s-zsiasr.
Nlaff~t~e far.<A sss-uy kesfins ..
~ DALEY 4 ~ s.in-std l. nss~s ea b@iis
oft Kestiss 4 eff Daley {. eft H~ibslf
I. Hsrs responsible fss--ks~ffns ..
DArey 4 fsalnss eissh~a-nr DALEY ..
~ sefss's a p~a'fs r'sys--s.asrs -
t,esns. x>tsw se hsAsisyI nshns ss
k.nssrthy 10 Nsrphy. hssphy To ~
iistt VITA rf,eh-Dsiisv. f>ssins riseh.
es-paiis, umptres-re<nas and fhyss
Tims Of sams-siik
AT sAir LAKE ctTY- n ~ y
SsN i&ks Cfty .-....----.. !
Fefnon ....ss.s.ss.s...
usfterf~si Tnurssea and Jenkins.
ueaek. rsercy and Ds.ormsr. hsryhy.
AT McRAMxSTo- n ~ .
ssersmsnte ...s..s--..-----
saa frsneisre ..s..........t J
batteries; rrsssh and coshi Couch
and sxnsv.
AT SAN FIlAsc1Eco-- n " y
Oakland ....-..sss.s..--.s. J
fortlaaf
batteries Krsuss ara pofman. III
isxtA Jeenson ard Dss-r.
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Every family trcs has moro or less
dead wood.
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LLOYD TINDAlL DOESN'T
LIKE OUR LINE or COMEDY.
We ssfsrrsd - Lloyd - a. sdiiss. vs
bsiisvA
We humbly beg I1loyds pardon n
We were In error.
FRANK Ripe, JR., SAYS
HIS FRIENDS ARE ALL
CALLING HIM JESSE, JR.
Charley Davis doesn't ike football
a. we'll an he does baseball. He can't
yell funny things al the umpire At a
football gnyn&
Sid Brunn says he thinks
Dan Salt Is the greatest man
in Seattle.
Every time Biu Keeper takes
off his hat In q billiard room the
cues begin 20 rattle
Nm yfy~s can SIN svsng . v1eh~a fan
., the local smokers even II he eoesn''
get . chance TO fight
GOOD NIGHT!
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Nm yfy~s can SIN svsng . vfeh~a fan
81 the local smokers even II he eoesh''
get Q chance to fight
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In>trnd of doing things today, IN
wise man did them Yesterday.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
mickey DOnIey Wins At Providence
IN Seven RoundA.

"A PROVIDENCE, April 20. - MICKEY
nonlev. the clever Newark lightweight
-,oDped Jack Kid Green Of New Or
,ssns. and a big local favorite, in seven
n,n5s here last night The bout was
tsTded for twelve rounds. ,
Doniey's all around clever boxing
,aaSe n big hit. He gave his oppoheht
bad trouncing. Green's ear olea SO
'o4raeIy at the end OF the seventh round
~ he didn't come out for the next
Jobn Rooney, representing the Amer
Car Legion, says he'll guarantee Wlliie
fSckson 1850. TO box Donley mere
The evening world., 1920-04-29
L.vtrsky Outpoints MelCher.

KENOsHA, Wis. April 2s.-Battlins
.evinsky, light heavyweight champion
defeated Tony Melcher. the new heavy
weight sensation from the West. here
A.gt nIcht II was a fast bout. but Le-
t,inslsv's generalship and snappy LETT
hooks gave him the edge in nine Of the
Ten rounds. LeviIlsky Is well liked here
ana will be favorite over any heavy
weight outside OF Dempsey
The evening world., 1920-04-29
h. stechsr on Mat Tonight with
Jacobsen.

Toe stecher. worlds heavyweight
,vrestling champion, is in such demand
49, he again postponed his much
,..oS..5 r.st and Will face Ole Jacob
sen at Prospect Hail. Brooklyn this
evening. - .,oo.. IN,
the 7Sth Division in France, has shown
nv - his friends, and actually believes
has n chance TO ~fn. Stecher, how
sver. Is q hot favorite. -.
Johnny Fleeson will be the rederee
"a The main bout will begin about
80 o'clock.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
America Earns .PIace" In Hockey.

ANTWERP, April 29.-,The United
Staies won second place In the Olym-
mic hockey tournament in defeating
me czecho-Slavs here last night by a
score OF l6 to 0.
will They will receive the prize to-
night at a reception in honor OF the
winning Canadian team, which beat the
limited States in a hard fought game by
a score OF 2 to on Sunday.
The evening world., 1920-04-29
TwyfOrsl Puts On Another show Al
HOSPITAL.

At the Marine hospital. Staten Island.
last night, the Flying Squadron. under
the direction Of Jimmy Twyfcrd staged
a boxing and wrestling show. The fol-
lowing boxers appeared: Packey O'Gat-
The evening world., 1920-04-29

WEST POINT. N. Y. April 29---
Spring practice for army football men
started yesterday. A limited number ri
cadets turned out for the drill which
will be continued indefinitely.
The evening world., 1920-04-29

Penn state Track Pea@ Beats. I.e-
high.
BETHLEHEM. Pa, April n.-En
rouite TO tho Pennsylvania relays at
philaslelphia the Penn State track and
aeld team stopped over here long
enough yesterday to defeat LehIgh
University by q score OF 81 TO 81 points.
The evening world., 1920-04-29

" VS.. Bill Walker Johnny Murphy vs..
Tommy Rose, Sllas Green vs.. Jimmy
key All these bouts were for hve
rounds. Young Munday and Fred
Merzwack wrestled twenty minutes to
q draw. Jim Murray was master OF
ceremonies
The evening world., 1920-04-29
Wins English Turf
Classic.
.TetratemA

LONDON, April 29.-Maior Donald
McClamont's Tetratema won the TWO
Thousand Guineas Stakes, The first OF
the English turf classics for. three-
year-olds over the Rowley Nile At
Newmarket,
The evening world., 1920-04-29
"Packy" Ryan, Ola Time Racing
Owner, Dead.

fled with racing in the old days and
known to many followers Of the sport
from New York 90 San Francisco,
died in Chicago on Tuesday. after a
long illness.
Packy" Ryan once owned q stable
OF thoroughbreds. and many lovers of
the turf OF this time will recall him
and such horses as Honiton and Nones
which carried his colors.
The evening world., 1920-04-29

20 handsome All
Wool Serge and Silk
Poplin Coats Of the
higher grade; smart
tailoring, latest styles
sizes 8 to ID years,
but not in every style
shown.