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New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
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1grlongs)-.vic lia, .'nanse..ns MAG. jos.
sess,Con io5i siu 10. 'ISolesi,e' ,9' n,5-
SON. '05: .rcrn,vood lo9: Chinule Wa'ah.
10; crimson lanNler io5, Actress lo5.
Second race (the Crecn Spring Nanr>
Steenlerhaso. f-Near-ola- aud upward ;
handicap: ~ mile-) -Aiinata -.
fBAehly e.. ifs Decisive. l2s Fla'e. iao.
orineAa 1856 Nalsn7r las Wisest Fo"4'
l12. Mrs Ambrose Clark cn1'N.
Third rae Ohe Ncw toward, 3-year-
olds and inward, c.silnins. LIS snNeal
Courlis. lOc; Hrncrie. fof Arnisuce if.i
rsddy pear ill Lea Lodge ~ sammy
llf. Fe. iing lo6: .Kne John lll. beck
luaro l0l.. HrnG,narais loS Locust Leaves.
So 7umner Sigh. III; Aurun'. ici-
Fourth race che Wa,aen Han@'eap.. r.
is Michael. ii5. rcnLec. liz.
Farrtus - Our Flag. l14 o4ecreek. III;
'A prv Nfoon. lot Dr Charles Wells.
iN2 D4rh Horse. 1t2. fN4D. Gral... ITO.
saa'uF Is, ILL., EluNer. $50 1J. X L..
Ross entry
yosr-olds ana howard furlongs)--'Coci. Il.
% the Hoost. - prpmmou' 90. Elected
H. 90 FnAlade il2. For Churchill iol;
7Lord Brighton. l15, tHrewer. 1oa. Motor
cop. IS5 Ned'aw. iO4, FAncrlv. III.
Pastoral swain s5 Peter Piper lis. Pride
of India lo4. r!qpty W.tcne; us Ni,tor
N. 9o; Captain AIcock. lpt. rs. c Hil-
dreth entry.
sixth race ts-year-olds and upward
claiming milo 'Nerli,. Il5. King
Agri.pa lis. Nadrono l9.. Cenr, rooI
JOS Katie Camel llo; Sandy Nac. l1>
KaitYolls 1o5, ~Foreclosufo loo martha
Luc!set,. los. American Boy los. Lovely,
fo5. Ieoinoss Ut. ll3. lie Cauic!s. ilS:
'Poloronio los. TorQueto Il, Us.
Seventh race tthe Glenmore Handicap.
S-.ear-olds and upward selling. !. niles}
- Dark Hin. no Gold!ns. 100; Lord Her
bert, 101. Natural Bridge. ll3 Sundiai II
1o2, Tamtaius. los: War Note. lie.
sEiYe pomnds allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Yale 1922 Grew Wins
Jat,reIs in Fall 2e~..tta

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5.The
finals in Yale's fall regatta were held
this afternoon, the 1902 crew winning
the class championship by defeating
the 1928 crew over the Henley dis
tance by two lengths Ward Cheney
was captain of the winning crew and
Bernard Pelly led the 1923 eight. The
time was minutes So "a seconds.
The 3 crew race was between the
1921, 1922 and 1928 crews. and the
juniors won over q short course. In
the c crew race the Juniors again
we're victorious, beating the sopho-
mores and freshmen in close race.
Guy Nickalls. the varsity coach, will
announce his selection o. the first
thren GROWS tn-mnrroM.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Am. Abe Attell was outside telling the
world that he would see a LAWYER and
n'ntIng that the signing might not be
leeal unless his picture was in it.
Inc decorations in the ballroom were
simple and tasteful. They consisted
principally of "Strangler" Ed Lewis.
tfe wrestler, who was gracefully draped
around curved lounge Frank Capnell
strung cluster OF minor vrestlers
around the ballroom
When the actual signing began moth
ing was heard but the scrape Of the
fountain pen and the click of the NOV.
ing picture camera Only from the
street now and then there came a
pl2'ntive murmur that sounded like
De AtteIi protesting mournfully to
Broalway and Forty~fourth Street.
a touch OF tropical color was lent to
tNe scene by two representatives OF the
Cuban syndicate which was alleged to
be bidding for the bout Marco Con
.alez and Rafael Bosso. representing
the syndicate. bid $7Qo, 600 for the bout,
and Offered 10 have the cash in the
ballroom by o'clock. Several oldtime
fighters swooned, but Jack Kearns
arose to announce that $700,0OO could
not buy the bout Tom O'Rourke. who
Lad bid 5000, 900 for Harry Frazeo.
burst into tears.
Then Rafael Bosso announced t. at
Cuba would nay Jack Dempsey 100000
to fight Juan T. Sanchez, Cuban bull
fighter. Jack Kea1ns accepted TINS
otfe~ tentatively on the condition that
Sanchez would not bring the bull into
the ring with him.
Whispering Pow-wow
During the ceremonies Dempsey and
Carpenter sat side by side, conversing
affab.y-but in whispers. CARPENTER
looked very frail beside the American
CHAMPION Not 10 be outdone in friend
ness, the two managers, FRANCOIS
Deschamps and Jack Kearns, exchanged
perfume bottles. after the fashion Of
gents Of the elder and uncauliflowered
age exchanging snuff boxes. The room
WAS lighted by soft red GLOW given
out b. the roast beef comp EXON of
the Lnglsh promoter, Charles Cochran.
Tex Rickard, who has become bald in
the fight promotion game, stroked his
few remaining hairs lovingly. William
A. Brady came late, and was almost
out of the picture.
with the signing over. the flashlights
doomed and the room became flied
with smoke and the perfume from the
rival Managers Abe AttelE waiting
outside, realized his doom. A cham
pionship bout had been signed and he
was not in the picture As the smokv
from the tlas flights poured out of the
windows Of the Claridge ballroom. he
wept and would not be comforted
The articles viii prevent the Willard
Dempsey match unless the fight should
be held after March, Dempsey is
anxious for the return match and
Rickard would rot be averso to staging
it in Madison Square GarGen. Reports
concerning willard conflict. Some are
20 the effect that he has been training
for comeback Others are that he is
I, big, fabby person vita no more chance
than a Chlnaman.
Jack and Georges shook hands fer
vei.tly and atiectionatcly as they sepa-
rated. II I've nothing happens to the
poor fellow till get him in the ring, "
SAID Dempsey And Georges said some
thing IN French to the same effect. The
mll.ion dollars worth OF customers
necessary to make all parties happy
nay now s.art 10 save up their money
for the next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Illinois and Ohio State
Fight for Clean Slate

ClIICAuO, Nov. ) Whether West
err Conference football history will
batants together in d return engage
ment to decide the 1920 pionship
may be determined Tomorrow when
Ohio State clashes with Michigan at
Columbus, and Illinois meets Chicago
at Chicago.
Illinois and Ohio State, uadefeated
in tho championship drive, must
emerge victorious from their games in
order TO meet with clean states at
Urbana two iseeks hence. Tomorrow 9
game viii be the last for Ohio before
tho contest with Illinois, while the
ll!in' will meet Wisconsin st Madison
week from Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

for keeps. He vas not revived for
severa minutes; then Clancy, who
n1eIped pick him up. carried Brown
from the ring CLANCY weighed 1851
and Brown l32 pounds.
Prior TO the main event the Dig
crowd was treated to the unusual cere-
mony of a worlds champion challcng-
ing all opposition Of his class IRON.
the ringside. Lconard's action was
PROMPTED by Lew Tenders demand OF
$4,000 to meet the titleholder. Leon
ard announced he would defend his
title at the lightweight I'm against
any one in the world and would bar
neither color nor creed Johnny Dun
dee was the first to accept the chal-
lenge.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
O'NeiN, Leading Jockey,
S.ysueuded in France

PARIS, Nov. 5.-Irank O'Neill, Of
st. Louis, Missouri, the leading Jockey
in France, as SET down for an ndeh-
mite period to-day at the 81 Cloud race
track for having his mount left at the
post O'Nell who had the leg up on
lie Chartelet in the Royal Oaks Stakes,
said the horse refused 90 break. al
though he put the whip and spurs to
him
O'Neill's winning mounts this sea-
son number l27 Guy Garner. another
american jockey. IL next to O'Neill,
with 81 wins. Last June O'Neill won
the Epson Derby in England with
Sninn Knn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Yankees Get Reecard
For Finishing Third

'EHHE New York Yankees Office
IL yesterday received from the Ma
tional Commission Tor what is left
of it, checks in settlement of that
clubs share in the recent Worlds
Series as reward for finishing
third in the championship race of
1920.
There will be no chance for the
Yankees to go on strike next spring,
as they threatened to do last, in
piGue over the allotment of the prize
money. 1t was the commission which
made the division this time. ndi-
vidual checks were mailed TO Yankee
headquarters Wit, the request that
they be forwarded TO the winter
homes of the players.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Tearn Is Hopeful
OF inning Close Game

ANNAPOLIS, Nd Nov. d The
Georgctowr-Naval Academy game here
Tomorrow VII be the big contest on
the local field for the season. George
town was the only team to win from
the midsh ipmon here last sea~o Out
SIDE Of Annapolis George town is
slightly the favorito. but those in
touch with the local team believe it
viii win by small score.
Noycs ana Barchot. both fast and
lirhl are likely TO get i'm the game
carly. The superiority Of the George
town bacllfe'd is conceded. brt the
NAvY believes j. has atronacr live.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Refuse Arn,ory Race Sanction

Chairman Richard +. kelsey, oi the
board OF control Of the National
Cycling Association. issued statement
asst night TO the effect that any rider
taking part in the 22d Regiment
Armory day bicycle race wou be
automatically suspended from competi-
tion under n. ca A. rules, as sanction
for the race hasssrot been granted
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Yale f'aptain RESIGNS

CAMBRDlDGE, Mass. Nov. 5--Har~
vey A Reed, Yale's haif-mler, has re-
signed the captaincy OF the cross
country team, it became known here
tonight Edward " Sicmans. the
miller, is his successor. Yale meets
Harvard ut 'cross-country here to-mor~
row
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
2c5.OCN Offer for Shari<ev

Joe Wagner, manager Of Jack Shar-
key. announced at the Garden last
ght that he had received cabled
offer of So coo sor i. &,
Jimmy Wilde. the British nyweig.
champion. in England shortly after the
New Year. In all probability he Will
accent
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Syracuse E~csrgneY, " IN

SYRACUSE. Nov 6-The Syracuse
University freshman football team de-
feated Cascadil'a Il School, of Ithaca
here to-day by a score Of 48 TO 0. tlve
touch downs were secured by Syracuse
In the FIRST quarter. after which the
arst team was replaced by substitutes
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Louisville Results

o,i,aT FlTst g race lelaifnng fox three,yesr- o5d
ilTS ons ana 'rss =, sT e. fprlonss)R@oy lo7
Cotton plo-so,n. lO7 tpoop $40 and
s. 80 second. big Of War. liz CGruberl,
s. is 20 third Tine, l.l2 3-5. Galii Curcl.
Ground Swell. Ahlaze Gipsy Queen snd
Missed the Time also rau-
second race tclaiming Tor two-year-o Old
na1den f!l@s; SIX rurlonFs) )-Cranc Bird.
lD' tRobetts. $3.50. $40 and s. won ,
lgnia y CLpns{ofa) "a 90 aud ss, sec
Tlne. f.i4 s.. Hold IT. Annette. Mabel
pNiA.- Mary loaao. Lullaby. Dora v.
Aai- Drie a-s Na. arf Lit'lr Boss also rau.
thi-2 ra-s ic inins Tor tnree-year- -olds
@3.N 3 4p"afe g2e ntie ana hsi- --ss .
s. 49, Won. DaaabiAh H. l01 G.sns) g. 20
tnd - o. second, Lott-ry, 1l2 lBsrrett). ;.
20 third- time. 2.ss. Contestant. AMI
1"nstAntine also ren.
Fc-rto race (-oulsviilo Hotel Faudicar.
for tA.ee-s -sear-oi's. ono luNa and a fur~
lonr Sterling l24 n.ursforG1. 80 50 an.
So w.a C.stAin Mac. '2t fNarrott}. 81 ao.
s7cOri. NIesdcn .lill-i on tntri
ii'nr. isl SIS. I.A.'.s-s also ran.
Flrh rsee Frha Prospect. for cn-eA-
yeai-. -.ica aad u2war1. sis iur.onssj Hlsh
9.oli. lof tCarner). $50. $50 ard s.
Won, 10 lshlus Beaut. 1g5 Murray.
se.iC ana f5..o. second George starr LOG
Hnsfeerd}. $50. third .Iiu.e L. 20.
Nephew. Claude Brown and ryss OF Youth
sixth rae claiming TWO yea--oids; six
.urionss) Ring Rose, lO9 (Blrke) $3.50.
s'ack) so ana SEQ sccona. LUCY
Ntte. Ios tnarrett), S3.1o. ,htrrt. 1rae
- is. Sandal wood, DraloeSo Ny Rose,
Fiwa7entha, Mary c.. Charlotte g. Z 7
tencers a.. Hands7cap, MaysY.uc. Ac-
claim ami Platoon also ran.
Seventh race (ciaimins, for thrse-year-
e.is aina upward one NILE Mnrse John.
1es WILSON,, Ss.7o s. SO and $3.50. won
Rufus Rife. il. ,Connsliy) SIS =, and
s. so. second Masola. io5 u Rober,s).
$50. tnirf TINE. !. 80 "a. Noya Duck
Harvest ring. selma t. Madras GingnaIn'
smonite. -. lust. Plenty, Baniymo.
Bleise. serbian and klIn palonr also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
American TO Get $3OO,OOO
And French, Boxer. 5000, 600
Battle VIII BE Held During Month of March or
Between Nlay 20 and July 4, and Is To Be
Limited to From Ten to Fifteen Rounds
By W. 0. Mcclellan

The public signing of the Dempsey articles held
Hote
could be made onehaf of onv ,ntoward
incident Of the afternoon giving to Abe Ael who
the count of O'Clock picture Abe was sun
Montreal hiding Chicago grand urv
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Porace Mann Wins Easily

The Horace Mann High School foot
oall team of Manhattan defeated the
scarborough School eleven by score
OF 80 70 0, at Horace Mann field yes
terday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Duffy TO Manage Red Sox

The last fortnight has been fraught
with the greatest managerial disturb
ances in baseball history And the
storm goes on apace.
HAIRY II. Frazee. president Of the
Boston Red Sox last night announced
the selection Of Hugh Duffy as his
team leader for 1927. Dnftr succeeds
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Championship
Amateur Bouts
Al The Gartlel,
Eickard TO Promote Three
Title Journeys Formerly
Awarded 10 Local Clubs
Hy lack Masters

The Amateur Athletic Union, that
ever watohful guardian of those who
participate in sports for the "pleasurc
OF the game has at asst Joined hands
with the pro fession' II the promotion
Of boxing. This fact tecame known
yesterday, when it was announced that
;he three championship tournaments
which formerly have been awarded to
local clubs, VIII be held at Madison
SQUARE Garden under the joint aus
pices Of the A. A. L. and Tex Richard
This departure from the old method
OF holding those por.l ar amateur bouts
in a small club whore only members
and their families were admitted marks
adc by he A. A. u. in many years.
With Richard ON the promotion end OF
this form Of entertainment and the
Garden as tte STAGE, the future Of the
sport looms up big, as is evidenced by
the fact that there VIII be 5000 seats
for these affairs sold for so cents each.
The first Of TIE big shows scheduled
At the Garden is the metropolitan
championship on the goth and 30th Of
this month. to he followed by the New
York State championships on January
8 and and the annual intcrcity meet,
with boxers from Boston. Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia competing with local
men on February 20 and 81 and March
IS and l9
The P. S. A. L. quadrangular cross
country run scheduled for to-day at
Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, has been
postponed out Of courtesy to the
Columbia University barriers, who com,
pete to-day in their annual race over
the Columbia course The next school
boy run Will be held at Van Cortlandt
Park on November 13. and the cross
country championship Of the league
will be decided on November 20 over
the same course.
The second series Of high school
senior dual swimming meets viii be
held TO-DAY at Columbia University
pool beginning a. / p m. Ten te9ms
will compete Erasmus, Flushing, De
Witt Townsend Harris and Stuyvcsart
are now tied for first place.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Columbia vs. Swathrnore today eco .
AdVt
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

ming for thrse-year-
"a mile Marss John.
s so and $3.50. won +.
lonntliy). SIS - and
Ia. los u Roberls),
80 z 8. Noyal Duck.
. t. Madras Girs CHAM.
Plenty. Ran iymo.
lNiIa palor a' also ran.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

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