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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
WHITE SOX WIN
FROM VARSITY
Fast Texas University Nine
Drops Game to the
Big Leaguers.

Austin Texas. March SIN the
fastest played game in the history
OF Clark field the Chicago White Sox
defeated the Texas Longho-ns here
this afternoon By a TO I score.
More than 1000 spectators witnessed
the contest. featured by brilliant
playing by both teams.
Bus Gillette y Star.
BUS" Gillette started in the box
for the Texans and during the four
innings that he worked he allowed
the SoI only three hits and no runs.
He thrilled the stands by striking
out McMullen IN the second inning.
Barry relieved Gillette In the fifth
inning and the SoE two runs were
made of him. r obertson's error,
Collins's walk TO first and Jackson's
slashinE single over third in the
sixth inning allowed Mcclellan and
Collins 10 score Chicago's runs. The
LonEhorns scored in the third on
Fitzgerald's single. Moore's single 70
center and Felch's error.
Two fast double plays. one By each
team. and Moore's one-handed catch
Of Jackson's fly to left in the open
ing inning were the features OF the
contest. First baseman Falk, who
joins the White Sex in June, failed
10 get hit off either Faber OF Payne.
The White Sex defeated the South
western Pirates Monday afternoon by
score OF to g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Albuquerque Star HurIs Def
IL: -:I:- -:I:- -:l:- -:9:-
George Pineau Would WrestIe

IL The battle for middleweiEht
i wrestling supremacy which Is IN
der way in Fl Paso at the present
time the southwest is not going 70
be a bit backward IN putting forth
a representative which many follow
erH Of the mat game are willing 70
back against Jordan, Bylund, Deme-
rral- e al
This representative is George Pin
eau O Albuquerque. n II. late OF
Montreal, ana considered by eastern
critics as among the foremost con-
tenders for 15B-pound wrestling hon
ors. Lately returned from overseas,
where he served the greater part Of
Two years with the American troops,
Flneau IS nov engaged in the pro-
motion OF Boxing and wrestling
matches At Albuquerque and has done
a great deal toward the increased
popularity OF these two pastimes
there, re is also wrestling Instructor
Of the 7. 81 C. A in the New Mex
lean city and has a large class Of
young athletes whom he desires TO
match with any amateur wrigglers Of
the state
Plncnu'a record compares IA
Vorubly with that Of Mursuda.
Jordan and other leading Wres-
tiers who enter the ring At the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Tommy Carter and Gene
belmont ExSeuiceMen,
To Box Before Legion

FL PAso POST American Legion going promote boxing and other
Il athletic contests its members Liberty hall and its first headner
bout viii bring together Tommy Carter and Gene belmont both former soldiers
Plans for the staging wrestling and boxing contests By members Of the
Gently appointed athletic the thoroughly and
procedure through holding Of athletic
understood that the between soldiers
the khaki uniform today who served in the eligible
membership April IS
if all plans mstsriahzs.
Carter southern lightweight title
1873, defended
the Of the seventh battalion
discharged having enlisted
picked PeTshing
United Italy
Otto Wallace last and q
attractive preliminary arranged
service The smoker win be all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
What Do You
Know About Sport?


I. Did two major league clubs
ever 60 through nine innings with
out either OF them making hit OF
run2
. What was the "tie-est' game
played IN the majors2
8. What is a cardinal point IN lay
Ing out a tennis court2
4. What foreign countries ara
playing bascetball2
5. What IS the difference in the
matter Of substitution in football
and basketban2
s. How many hitiess games were
pitched IN the majors last year,
= What is the greatest number
or chances ever accepted by an out
fielder in a major league gamer
g. How many countries VIII be
IN the competition for the Davis
cup, now held by Australia
g. What A. p. F. boxing title did
Gene Tunney. OF New York. hoId2
10. Who was the A Z. r. bantam
weight champion?
These questions will be answered
in tOmoFroW'H Herald
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
]. The mose victories turned in by
q major league team in a esason was
the us won by the Chicago Cubs in
2. In 1893 the Cleveland team Of
the National league lost 134 games.
the major league record
9. The highest percentage attained
by an American league team was
.52l, with which the Boston Red Sex
won the pennant in 1912.
Z. Connie Mack's Athletics with
a percentage Of -235 in 1916 is the
lowest in the American league
;. II a tennis match Is stopped. it
must be resumed with the score
exactly the same as where Il was
left or, unless by mutual agreement
the players decide to start over
again.
S. A gate Of $4,000 was said 20
have been taken in when Johnson
and Willard fought.
= Jess Wizards share OF the
purse when he fought and defeated
Jack Johnson was S10.0 900.
g. Fanny Durack made a record OF
1 minute, 10 40 seconds, for the 100
metres swim IN the 1912 Olympic.
g. On April 2, 1913. Buck O'Brien.
OF the Red Sox, struck out six play
ers OF the Washington team in a
row.
10. Tho Los Angeles A. c. Blues
won the national A. A Z. basketball
Championship last year.
Copyright, 1920, Thompson Fea-
ture Service.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

middleVFeight Limit. He has de-
1eated Matsudn, Pete Kilonks and
n host Of other good men too
numerous to mention. but who
in the aEEreEnfe form n credit
able recommendation and one on
r par with the best eNpoueufs
who have appeared before Il
PnsO fans in the past two months.
George Is anxious TO come to FL
Paso and meet the winner Of the
Bylund -Demetral bout. which viii
take place at Liberty hall Wednes-
day night He heard a great deal
Of BylUnd while the A. z. F. cham
pIOn was overseas. but was unable
10 arrange a match with him owing
TO the fact that the two men were
stationed some distance from each
other.
He Is 80 confident Of his ability.
however that he g. willing to
wager quite a roll on his chances
OF victory IN the contest uud IL
arranging to get In fouch with
business manager John Mcintosh,
OF the z FnEo WRESTLING ussO-
ciations wiz the view OF chul-
Longing the victor Of the WedneE-
day battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
McCIOskey Is Memphis Pilot
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Honest John" Has Good Job

HONEST JOHN" 1rCLOSKEF. vet
II eran baseball manager and
scout and who spent several
years in FL Paso as manager OF Rio
Grande park and organizer OF the
Rio Grande Baseball association Is
at present manager OF the Memphis
team OF the Southern league.
McClosksy was manager OF the
Beaumont team last year and when
he resigned from that Organization
he experienced no difficulty IN land
Ing a better berth due TO his years
OF experience as a baseball pilot
The ST. Louis Sporting News states
the following about his prospects
this season;
II Tom watkins and John Nc
Closkey land the shortstop and third
baseman they are hoping for, then
the Chicks viii shape up pretty well
for the coming Southern league race.
Polly McLarry, secured from Akron
in the deal for Lee Hobbs, viii be
a fixture on first. and Jack Lewis is
sure 20 hold down second. but the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
4. { F. CHAMPION
BELIEVES THAT
He WILL WIN
Faces Harry Demetral Of
Chicago Tonight in
Liberty Hall.
WINNER OF MATCH
TO MEET RENTR0P


WITH every little detail completed
w Tor the staging OF the champion
ship wrestling card tonight IN
Liberty hall matchmaker John Nc
Intosh Of the FL Paso athletic asso-
clatiou. gave further cause FOR euthu-
siasm wednesday morning MneA --
announced that Charles hentrop, Pa
cfffc coast and FL Paso favorites Is
70 meet the victor.
Harrv Demetral. OF Chicago. and
Bobby Bylund OF Omaha. coutenders
for the middlsweight title who clash
in the headliner contest OF tonight
card are both well known 70 Rentrop
and as the big Alsatian has been on
the trail OF manager Mcintosh 1or
match he VIII get his chance against
the victor. Charlie IS prooaoiy me
most popular wrestler who has ar-
peaFed before Fl Paso fans since the
Inauguration OF the game here and
match at Liberty hall with the big
fellow as one Of the principals is GER
tain 10 be the signal for an immense
outPourlng OF fans
BOTH BOYS ARE READY
FOR A HARD MATCH.
Demetral and Bylund completed
their training Tuesday and both ar
nouncs that they are in the best OF
physical condition Bylund was on
the ground first as he Is taking no
chances on the altitude which affected
him somewhat in his last meeting
with Jordan
Bobby f. net only a careful and
scientific wrestler but he PAYS
the utmost attention to kis trim
ing and q OF that particular order
Of uthlete who believes that even
manifest technieaIlfy may csnfrI-
butte TO victory II Il q not over
looked. His shreTedness IN max
Ing Jordan remove HIS shoes in
the last meeting Il ample proof
that he e. looking out for HIS own
end all OF the tine
In Demetral he VII be facing q
man his equal IN speed And cleTerness
and who Is also a veteran Fresh
from eastern victories the ChicaEoan
has an enTiahle record and one that
would make a less powerful opponent
than BFlund feel Ike drawing out OF
the match The name OF Demetral in
the wrestling game has long been the
byword for speed and cleverness and
this latest product OF the athletic fam
lly intends 20 uphold the prestige OF
the name already made famous ia
wrestling centers- He Is in the posi-
ton now OF making himself great
tavorlte with Fl Paso fans and Is SO
confident OF his ability 70 defeat BY
iund that he has big roll 70 wager
JOHNS AND RAsCON
CLASH IN sElII-FIYAL.
Much attention is being paid the
semi-final which VII bring together
machine shops and Tommv Rascon.
Followers OF Rascon are showing par
aicular interest IN the bout which
VIII marx the first appearance on
wriggler a. Liberty hall.
In Ais initial meeting he f.
meeting the rcnl trial horse OF the
local mtddleNFeiEhtH and viii find
II neeesEary to step some in order
10 prevent his shoulders from be-
ing flattened- Bucky Bouckhour.
the little Belgian and a tOuEh boy
by the unme Of Nike VaaqueT VIII
open uQ the card at Sis. Billy
HoEerH f. the official announcer.
spider RaTEls, the popular arbifer
who has given such satisfaction
In the past viii be referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
BASEBALL

At san Francisco: RHE.
Chicago Nationals $1,000. ( s
san Francisco Pacifics lis II I
Batteries: Chicago - Carter, New
kirk and O'FarreIl: san Francisco
Smith and AnfinsOu-
At Greenville. Miss: RH.E.
New York Nationals ..... Il 1
Boston Americans ..... 5 /
Batteries; New York - Hubbeil.
Winters and McCarty, Snyder; Bos-
tOn-Holborows Leasure and Walters,
Livingston
At Wichita. kan. RH.E.
St Louis Americans --....- 2
Wichita Western -....... 5 .
Batteries: St Louis-Everett and
Severoid; Wichita-Norman, Markley
and O'Brien. Yarysn-
At Charleston. S. c.: r II. E..
Washington Americans ..-. 6 .
Cincinnati Nationals -.. 5 /
Batteries: Washington - Courtney,
Schscht and Charity; Cincinnati
Sallee. Garner and Rariden.
At Austin. Tex: r. H E.
Chicago Americans .-. S 1
Texas University ......... 8
Batteries: ChlcaEo-Faber, Payne
and Schalk, Lynn Texas-Barryi,
Glllett and Hart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

men who viii play the other infield
positions are yet 20 be picked.
MeCloskey win have hfffine-
aplenty IN his ouffield. with Hnrs
Hyutts Pug Griffin and Yale
sloan IN the three positions. H
att led the Southern IenEue IN
hitting several seasons aEn. and
Il slated 10 repeat his old time
performance Hyatt came to the
ChicEs In q trade with Toledo.
where the veteran refused TO
play He win be greatly vel
coined by Memphis fundom-
Griffin formerly a firstsacker. Is
q fine hitter. and VIII be transpIantsd
TO the outer works. Yale Sloan. be-
sides being a 800 hitter. should prove
one OF the fastest men in the LEAGUE
during the 1890 season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

Phoenix. AriE-, March aI.-An-
nOuncemeut was made here
Tuesday on behalf OF the diree-
forH Of the Southwestern Golf
association that the annual golf
tournament OF the association Cor
1921 would be held ut Chandler.
AriE. and that the event for the
following year probably would
be held on the new golf course
Of the Phoenix Country club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

FL Centre, Cal. March Slack
Johnson. former heavyweight cham
pion, who arrived Tuesday at Next
call Lower California. Just across
the line from CaleZico, Calf. will be
arrested as a fugitive from justice, II
he enters the United States By way
OF Imperial county, according 20 a
statement made Tuesday by sheriff
Charles ApplestilL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
BOWLING:

MILWAUKEE MAN LEADS.
nEORIA, H.. March 31.-Jimmy
Smith. OF Milwaukee, rolled into
first place in the au-events with
d score OF 1915 at the American
Bowling Congress here tonight. He
shot SIS In the team events, 700 in
the doubles and $40 in the singles.
Other scores were low Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
School QUARREL
To Be RENEWED
ON THE FIELD
Rival Baseball Mines viii
Clash Saturday After
noon at Stadium.
NANNY PONSFoND is
GETTING IN SHAPE

THERE IS going 20 be some FUR fly
ing Saturday afternoon at the
HiEh school stadium when rival
baseball teams Of the High school ana
state School OF Mines meet 1or me
first tirae this season.
And coaches Luther Coblentz OF the
Tigers and Tommy Dryer OF the
Miners are not taking any chances
on losing this important battle ana
are putting forth all or LhelE eneIBl
TO produce a winning team. The iact
that the Miners won from them on the
football Eridiron still rankles IN the
breast OF the Tiger crew and the
school boys have been working dill
reutiy FOR some time past in their de-
termination 10 eliminate the stigma
OF this defeat and hand the minors
decisive beating. Nanny Ponstorq
viii be in the box for the Tigers ana
his arm is in excellent shape II re-
ports are TO be credited
MINERS ARE CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY. THOUGH.
Walton Sorreus OF the Mines club.
has been busilT engaged getting MS
men into shape for the battle and
Tuesday afternoon had his players out
in a practice with hard hitting sol
der nine.
The Mines boys lost this pas
time by close scoee but they
are not discouraged and are con-
udeur OF being returned victor
over the Tigers. The school
spirit Of the Mines In IN athletic
sense Is higher than ever ng a re-
suit Of the showing Of q number OF
freshmen 1his year and coach
DITrer Is planning on winning the
biggest part OF his Enmes.
The Tigers have been weakened
somewhat by the absence OF Johnny
Mulcahy but with Nanny Ponsford
o. the mound they appear strong
enough to cone with any cub Of the
southwest The Tiger team has not
lost a game on the baseball diamond
for several years past End they intend
that this record shall not be smirched-
INTERNATIONAL TO MEET
FAST GUNNER TEAM.
Sunday afternoon at Rio Grande
park manager Harry Kane has ar
ranged Tor q big game between the
SIND artillery team and the Inter
nationals, headed by @. Cordero.
The contest viii be the initial
one between these clubs this year
and while "a VIII be In the nature
Of a tryout some hard fought
baseball viii be witnessed from
the initial moment judging from
the work OF the two teams in
practice. Cordero has been ref-
ring his team fu shape for some
strenuous play this season and the
PLAYERS are just hitting their
stride.
Fans OF the Army and City league I
nave been showing considerable in I
ler7zr In the games OF late and are T
eu-rused over the preseason work Of
me different teams entered N the cir /
cult
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

OF st. Paul. middisweight champion,
successfully defended his title here
Tuesday night when he knocked out
Joe EEan Of Boston in the fifth
round OF a scheduled Il round bout.
A right hook 10 the chin ended
Egan's efforts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Firen1en Ready
To Battle Outlaws

The FL Paso firemen who will play
the T.. II. c. A outlaws preliminary
20 the FL Paso business men and
Douglas. ARK. championship game on
Saturday. april 10. have decided that
after watching the outlaws play the
big six three hard close games Non
day night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
BUSY YER FOR RUNNERS

is going to be the sTaphooters
registration for championship matches and tournaments during
first trpshootng
handicaps
prinE olsger fields OF shooters than before
the ruling body. follows
Lake Iowa
-t--s' Prairie Omaha August 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
Mcleod Is Victor
In Golf Tourney

Pfnehurst. y. C.. March Sired
Mcleod Of the Columbia Country
club. Washington. won the north and
south open golf championship here
Tuesday with a card OF 146-IkT-2g3.
for the = holes. Walter Hagen
missed a Is foot putt for the title and
then missed q 30 inch putt for z tie
and finished up by splitting second
money with Clarence Hackney at 294
Jim Barnes finished seven strokes
behind Hagen at 301. Barnes won
the title last year with 298 for the
q holes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

san Antonio, Tex. March IL
Jimmy Hanlon. Denver lightweight.
had the best OF a ten round node
cision fight here Tuesday with Otto
wallace OF Milwaukee, in the opinion
OF newspaper critics Hanlon carried
the fight nearly all the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
BOXING


I AWRENCE, kan, March 3l-Jess
l. willard. former heavyweight
champion, was fined 81 and
costs IN the court OF justice r c.
Manly here Tuesday on a charge OF
disturbing the peace Complaint was
made by Fred Logan, a negro police
man who testified today that Willard
told him "the he would kick his
lungs out" when trouble arose when
willard in an automobile attempted
20 pass Logan, who was riding in a
wagon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

During the illness Of Mike McNally.
Earr. KILLER has been playing second
base for the Red Sox a. Hot SPRINGS,
and they do say he looks good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
INTERNATIONAI TO MEET
FAST GUNNER TEAM.

BABE HITS 'EIT HARD
In e practice game ct Jacksonville
re other DAY, Babe Ruth hit a ball
as leet Looks like a peunant for
the Yankees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

TT ---7--I-IN = 7
John McGraw has given Roger
Bresnahan further help By releasing
pitcher Sterling Striker and infielder
Frank McGuire TO Toledo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

STEWART AMBITIOUS
Stuffy Stewart. who refused 10 re-
port TO the Phiilies last year, is try
ing hard in the camp at Birmingham
TO and Job this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
ODOWD TOO TOUGH
EoR TIE CHArIPI0N

Mike suffered cut over one or his
eyes in the early rounds and later OF
hurt his right hand" said lIelady
THAT cut bled profusely and made
Nike look like he was getting much
the worst Of Il 70 many OF the spec
tators. Personally. I don't think I'D
deserved worse than a draw with
O'Dowd. and there we're many old
timers at the rinEside with ne who
felt the same about IL.
Il consider Gibbons the clever
est boxer in the world right now.
I don't bar any Of them They
say Carpenter Is wonderfully
clever, and II he really e. a scfen-
tile boxer, I don't know Of a man
who could make him extend him
self more than Nike. That's vThv
made Gibbons the offer TO meet
Georges, and why ] am ready TO
give Carpenter a handsome sum
to agree TO the match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

BASKETBALL MEETING TONIGHT.
A meeting Of the City Basketball
managers and captains VIII De held
n the 2 n c A physical Office to-
night at o'clock 70 settle the affafrs
OF the league Every manage" and
captain is urged 10 be present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

OLYMPIC ATHLETES COMPETE.
Chicago. H.. March 5l.--Swtmmers
REGARDED as probable selections for
the American Olympic team viii CON-
pete tonight for the National ANA
teur Athletic union 5O-yaro swim
ming championship at the Chicago
Athletic association. The national
junior fancy diving championsnip
also viii be decided
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

SOME LEFT HANDLERS
There are but two left handed HIT
ters on the Brooklyn team-Wheat
and 1litchell-and Mitchell IS not a
regular in the lineup.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
IS MAN To
TRY OUT FRENCH
TITLEH0LDER
Mike Gibbons, Contender
for Middleweight Hon
ors, a Candidate.
WOULD BOX GEORGES
ON MOST ANY TERMS

RTEW YORK, March 31--Mike Glib
IN bons versus Georges Carpenter
ten rounds. Here's a bout that
should strike a popular enord VII" ~
water-a bout that ought 70 Give
American fistic followers a good line
on the great French fighter.
Gene aIeIady, OF Omaha manager or
Earl Caddocl. has offered 70 staee
this bout and is confident that no
more suitable boxer can be FOUND 70
face CARPENTER in his first bout II
America than Gibbons. Melady offers
the St Paul Phantom Szose0u LOT
his end. and IS prepared 20 SATISFY
Carpenter financially. me only
stipulation he makes is that he shan
select the site for the bout
MIKE WOULD MAKE
GOOD MATCH FOR HIM
The name Of Gibbons as an oppo-
nent for Carpenter IN a ten roune
bout suggests action and plenty q
il. from gong to gong. GibDons,
though q veteran, still ranks as one
Of the cleverest boxers who ever
drew on g glove.
He is perhaps Americas most
scientific boxer, and though he
does not fight continually. he is
far from through. Melady says
Michael can be ready for Carpen-
tier on SIX weeks notice. and II
GEORGES really wants TO box la
the United States prior to his
proposed bout with Dempsey,
here's his chance to show Ameri-
cun fans just how handy he is
with his mltteuE.
Gibbons has never been badly
beaten by any Of the young army OF
boxers he has met in the ring-and
he has met all Of the best men OF his
weight Today, at the age OF 50, he
keeps himself in perfect condition,
for he trains whether he has a match
scheduled or not.
In his recent bout with Mike
O'D0wd at St Paul. the Phantom
lost the popular decision. but he stood
toe 20 toe with O'Dowd and fought
the champion at his own game. Ne
lady was among those present when
Gibbons met O7Dowd. and IL was there
he got the idea OF matching Gibbons
with Carnentier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
COULON WAS EASY
EOh KID MLLLIAMs

Williams uncrowned Coulou IN
three rounds via the knockout route
There was no denying the Baltimore
Boy and he surely had a clean claim
and tight hold on the title. In order
70 get the match Williams was forced
70 hand Coulon $1,000 when the arti-
cles were signed.
The previous year Williams had
knocked out LedOux. the boxer
who 50 recently beat COulon. and
when johnny succum bed to VII
Hams punches, the boy from the
Orioie City became the recoEnfred
worlds champion, for in beating
LedouE he defeated q boxer who
had beaten the best bantam IN
the other half Of the world.
Coulon practically retired after his
defeat by Williams His attempt AZ
a comeback vas a big mistake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31
.GOULON IS ONLY
SHADOW Of HIS
FORMER SELF
Ex-Bantamweight King Is
an Easy Victim for
Charles Ledoux.
LASTS BUT SIX
ROUNDS OVERSEAS

NEW YORK. March SL-Little
IN Johnny Coulon. former bantam
weight champion. failed In his at
tempt 70 came back.
Reports OF his recent meeting with
Charley Ledoux in Paris indicate that
the little Chicago boxer Is but a
shadow OF his former SELF Ledoux
disposed OF COulon easily IN six
rounds. but IL was not the Coulon o.
yesterday.
Bald Johnny was strongly ADVISED
opponent as LedouZ in his first at
tempt at a comeback But he insisted
on the venture. which proved so dis
astrous. He was lured back 70 the
ring by the greatly inflated values
that are ruling in BoXiaua since the
war. He probably thought also, that
the present crop OF bantams IS below
the standard OF the old days, when
he reigued as champion