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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS
MONDAY, AUG. 80

The Marion County High School
opens Monday, Aug. 30, with the
following faculty:
English, Miss Aleine Darden, of
Spartanburg, S. c.
Latin, Miss Mama Darden, of
Spartanburg, S. q
Domestic Science, Miss Donnie
Tate, of South Pittsburg, Tenn.
Science, Prof. Wilson New, of
Jasper, Tenn.
Mathematics, Miss Alma Cox,
of Dixon, Tenn.
History, Miss Maxine Young, of
Quitman. Ga.
Vocational Agriculture, j. j. Hug
gins, Principal.
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Purchased interest.

Everett Willis purchased the
interest of ]. l.. Walker in the
grocery business of Walker &
Gillian, Jasper, last month, and
the firm is now Gillian & Willis.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

Memory is a wonderful thing: you
ought to forget is more profitable.
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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

Miss Eliza Martin is teaching
at Ebenezer.
J. P. Hynes returned Friday
from a business trip to Nashville.
Robt. Fults attended teachers
meeting at Jasper Saturday.
Miss Florence Harmed is teach
ing in Rankins Cove, her fifth
year.
J. E. Rich, the we'll known
saw mill operator, was here last
week.
Mrs. ]. B. Eldridge, of Cleve-
land, Tenn, was the guest OF
friends here Friday, visiting Mrs.
Lee at Whitwell Thursday.
w. D. Curtis of the mountain
was here Saturday, and contin.
ued his subscription to the News
eight months, for which he has
our thanks.
Miss Elizabeth Deakins, who
is teaching at Shellmound, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Deakins, the week end, ard
attended teachers meeting at
Jasper Saturday.
L. Cummins, Box as, South
Pittsburg. will get the News 8
months. He is a prominent citi-
zen there, and was nearly elect
ed a member of the county court
from that district in a contest
with R. G. Aycock, democrat.
A. j. Smith, Jasper, renews
his subscription this week. That
big roar heard in the direction of
Jasper last week was Smith ex-
pressing his disappointment over
not getting his copy of the News,
but, however, he is now getting
it regularly and everything is
now quiet along the Blue Spring
Creek,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

They call it baby" ribbon, probably
because only women wear it.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

~lO YOU enjoy your meals? Eat
I'M without the dread of the after
effects?
Lack of appetite, and disgreeable,
sick-at-the-stomach feeling after meals,
usually indicate that your digestive
organs are not working properly. AS
a result, you will feel weak, lose weight
and lack the energy that is to be de-
rived from well-digested food.
A valuable help in correcting such
conditions is mentioned by the Rev.
n. X. Mckenzie, of Route /, Section,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

Nothing SO frightens a naturally
firtatious man as to find out that some
woman has taken him seriously.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

~ ESDENTS of Sequache have all the privileges conns,ro.
with water service equal TO class The supply
trcm Cumberland Mountain from springs esat
Thrre miles of pipe laid.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1920-08-19

Life may not always seem to be worth
living, but how do you know that death
is worth dying?
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siss,Es

That is why such big premiums for
dairy cattle are offered BY the
Chattanooga Interstate Fair. oct.
:. g. :. 7.ss.
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self.inportsncs is of no Importance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29
Amateur Sports

THE Stetson Hatters will formally
l. open the baseball season in Kensing-
ton on Saturday. Nav |. at Stetson
ball park. Fourth and Berks streets.
with rhe well known North Phillies'
toSsers.
There will BE- many new players with
Stctson this season. as Manager 10
hanas has determined to develon a pow
erfuI hitting combination. The per
sonnel of the team. after the final weed
ing out: Stevenson. Mufler. Wisner.
Riley. Herr. Fritz and Nolan for the
infield Hamilton. Spalding. Arne and
Bessy in the outfield. and David and
Sterling as the pitchers.
There will be band concert before
the game. which will be preceded by the
raising of the flag presented by Edwin
+. Keen, a director of the Stetsou com
pany.
Walter s. Westerman will officially
start play by pitching the first ball. The
game will be called at 2:3O p. m.
KinsIey 4. A.-wants 10 hear from two
hrst-cisss outhelders. Altrogse, 1928
i"lFhN Harrison nSs"' safety Boiler Work Club
HONEY hrst class ba seball manager. Care
Harrison Safety Boiler Work. Seventeenth
and Allegheny avenue; 49, 49,,
McReever. Third and ontario streets.
II. Bsrock: e2s North Eleventh street.
Jamestown L. A.--IAway), Hrst class. J.
%,GssIc G4S%s t22S RSS"5 'iTef i4fs year, old
sRrinsnel$ S;S CMHq%s1 lsiiI .,y:s y:sr old
W Long, 1928 Ritner street
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S;HOOLBOYS AWAIT
BIG LEAGUE GAME
Germantown High and West
philIies Clash Tomorrow.
R. c. n. S. in Lead

Ybe West Philadelphia Germantown
Hish baseball game will be played to-
morrow afternoon at the Kingsessing
fairgrounds, provided this field Is in
sSsne for the contest and available. II
MT. then the scene of the contest will
Ma shifted to the Northeast High or
Central High diamond. The result OF
III, contest may decide the winner
of The iuterscholastic cha mpionship.
Germantown High leads the league
With four won and none lost. while
West Philadelphia has won three and
lost none. Tarr, the best twirler on
N. West Pbillies' squad. will hurl
them over in the game tomorrow.
Iansz. Of the Germantown team, will
undoubtedly face him.
The majority of the games on the
,ostpr for tomorrow have been scheduled
icr today because of the Penn relays.
Lansdowue High and Haverford High
VII play tomorrow at Lansdowne. and
skis game should attract a large crowd.
Catholic High School broke the tie
With st. Joe when they defeated the
vllanova Preparatory School nine
yesterday afternoon. This game gave
ne Purple and Gold a good hold on
srst place. O'Neill. Villannva' best
twirIer. weakened and when Griffith
replaced him in the seventh the Catho-
Nc High Youngsters staged batting
,slly which gave them the victory, 20
10 4. They scored ten runs in the
w,epth. Griffith worked hard 10 pull
his team out of the hole with double
and o triple. but without avail. FOR
the Catholic High nine proved too
stscng.
West Catholic High walloped the La
lsile Preparatory nine in the game
Played at La Sale yesterday, 8 to 3;
Ths visitors won when they tailed
ttrse runs in the ninth inning. Dris,,
cll, Woods. Minnick. Blake and
feeley excelled for the winners. Dris-
coll would have been credited with a
homer In the ninth had not the coach
At third touched him as he was round =
Ing the base. and he was sent back. lie
scored two OF the runs.
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is a mixture Of grimness and determine
tion, the decision to fight TO the end.
Ten Years Ago
TNEN years ago there were only two
L controlling mandarins in the Ameri-
can League.
One was Hughey Jennings--the other
was Connie Mack.
Jennings led his field iD 1907. 1908
and 1909. Mack gave him battle in
1909 and took over the leadership in
1910.
Jennings has never won n pennant
since. He has been trying to build up a
pitching staff for eleven years and
hasn't come close to one yet
Mack has finished last fvc successive
years, and il he doesn't make IL six
straight the dope will be in for a Jolt.
Those who don't believe that a mum.
Der of things can happen in ten years
should ask Jennings and Mack.
These two make one wonder just
how much Of the glory aud how much
of the blame belong to a manager.
Tunney and Martin
TT ISN'T necessary to wait for a
Dempsey Carpenter fight to build up
snappy evening around the resin.
! A battle between Gene Tunney and
Bob Martin. two of the A. II. +. stars,
would provide all the entertainment any
one would want. This meeting could
easily be turned into big card one
Of the biggest of the year.
Both, upon their return. needed
further seasoning. Neither was right.
But they have now had something like
year in which TO iron out the kinks.
Unless one was badly beaten or a
| knock out was scored. there would be
no great loss Of reputation. But a big
evening is being put off while they wait.
IONE fancy feature about an alibi is
THAT after you've sprung it about
twice you begin to belve it is all true.
| Copyright. 1920 An rights rsssrvedJ
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SPORTS WINNING EDGE
IS IN STATE OF MIND
Cobb Never Discouraged, Felt He Could OutpLay EN-
AH-WHiards Defeat Caused by Lack
OF Mental Atertness
BY GRANTLAND RICE

~ State of Mind"
|S1IJAR," writes a distinguished edi-
w tor. sis a state of mind"
The same is also controlling factor
In all sport.
There are other men who are fast and
rho can hit But Cobb. confident.
.sser. alert, has 1.-THE state Of mind
that counts. ....,
He has never been discouraged by
,lumps nor depressed by failure. He
h,s had his faults. but they did not
bslons to his state of mind. ~
He felt that he could hit any sort
~ pitching. When he started to steal
No expected to get there.
other "Stafes"
rEFEAT with Jess Willard was also
III largely a state Of mind. He ex-
reeted 70 have a romp against an op-
ronsnt fifty pounds lighter and six
inches shorter.
On the night before the fight he told
Yer Rickard that he expected to win
N q few rounds.
Bat Cobb was also confdent--and
confidence helped to make him. There
wns. however, this big difference:
willard was not prepared for any
inset, he was not ADJUSTED against
reuRh and tumble scrap. SHe was not
icokinr for any such sudden rush.
Cobb had alertness with his con Rdence
l-alertness and craftmess. Willard
didn't.
MsrtaI Attitude
|KHENTAL attitude. which is merely a
W state Of mind. is a controlling fac
pr in golf. When Hagen is five or six
strokes behind, his state Of mind is still
one of confidence and hope, Of keenness
to 20 out and get the leader.
SJuinet's state of mind is based upon
ssrsnity rather than confidence. sersn-
Ey, uprufhed poise and quiet deter
nAustion.y
And Bill Johnston's state Of mind is
ust Of the big features Of his champion
ihfp play at tennis! His state OF mind
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WeIshman Training for a.
"Comeback' to Get
Crack at Benny Leon
ards CrOtUn

L,REDDY WELSH has caught the
= fever. Grown from a mere enlisted
private to the rank Of captain in
period Of two years, Freddy. now out
Of the army and back on his 1872
farm at Long Hin Summit. \. v, has
found time to listen to the 'call Of the
wild" and announces that he is going
to take another whack at the arduous
pastime of glove fighting. '''.
Already Welsh, well nigh physically
fit when he returned to civilian life
few days ago, has plunged into train
ing and will shortly be ready to an
nounce definitely whether or not he will
decide to issue a defy to the lightweight
boys who have been growing caulitiow
ers at prima donna wages. Perhaps II
is the new and inflated scale of tistic
nay that has lured the one time light
weight king to take another whirl at the
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game and take him away from his
youngsters. away from his books. away
from the life Of gentleman farmer that
has appealed to him so strongly.
Plans Comeback
Several months ago. while still in the
army. Welsh planned to make come
back" but when he was Informed that
il was against regulation for an
army officer to engage in professional
bouts Captain Freddy Welsh tempo
rarily abandoned the idea. Since his
discharge. however. the comeback
bug has again been buzzing around the
little Welshman's bonnet. and the for
mer lightweight king is right now pre-
pairing himself. at the same time at
tending to his duties on his physical
training farm.
A promise that Benny Leonard made
the night Of his victory over welsh
n promise that Leonard has still kept
is another thing that is probably urging
Welsh to pull on the gloves again
Leonard. after he took the champion
ship from Freddy. promised not 10 en-
gage in twenty round bout for the
title until Welsh had ample time and
opportunity TO accept such hattie.
When Welsh announced he was going TO
return to the roped arena. whilo still
in the service. no less than three nromi-
nent promoters announced their willing
ness to hold the scrap. That was when
Welsh learned that army rules pro d.
hibited his boxing.
Loses. Then Wins Back Title
Welsh. like Stanley Ketchel. holds
the distinction of winning hack title
after losing one. and the little Welsh =
g. Ia. ko h;e old v.i n N %
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FRED WEI SH HOPES
TO WIN BACK TITLE
Boxer and Writer We're
Friends and Comrades

Elbert Hubbard, thirty years older
than Freddy Welsh. was stanch
friend and comrsde Of the former
great English boxer Hubbard used
to say "and the reason is. because
Freddy is the lightweight champion
fighter Of the world. and ] am the
heavyweight champion writer of the
world"
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Glrard College Tennis Victor

0rsrd College tennis players defeated
ewsrthmore Prep. to 2. in meeting on
Brown. swprthmore. defeated Miller
dirard S-2.' go.
sy,rthmore. SO. S-s. 81 60.
Isbis, Girsrd, defeated ssrrano. swarth'
Frsnk, Girsrd. defeated Roche. swarth
more, 1913. SO.
Douslss-Browp and Serrano, Swarth
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Bingles and Bungles

The game scheduled for yesterdaE. but
POSTPONED: will be part OF a double .nesder
was scheduled with the Phils for August II,
this means a pair OF double-deckers on sue
cessive days.
Through ar oversight, the game 'tiCtCt ths
Tribe and ounisrs. .postponed TUcsdaD. ,1aS
m urted tor September 2s. but It ,GdS dis
covered yesterday that the Red SoT ana
Senators arc booked for n doubIe-hsdder at
FentOdy Pa,k tho. ddy, SO the game tcin he
played on September go
Connie MaCks athletes are clever habsr-
dashers. They put Red Sox in a Ions tie,
Boston had thrse OF IN tWeUth, but MGR
tin fdHned three ~ rotr. IN other words, he
Jdre en- tn" dir.
iris Speaker can still step. His catch
Yesterday saved the Indians and dropped the
White Sox to third place. He grabbed Joe
Jackson's clout when two were on In the
seventh.
Alex had II soft against the Pirates. The
Cubs batted In eleven runs for him. and he
held the PITTSBURGH gang 20 one tally.
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PH|LSANDBRAV
MAY CLASH, f..
Rain Must Stop and Sun Must
Dry Up Field for Game
Today

Boston. Mass, April 2o.--After
stalliug around a couple of days it looks
as If the Braves and Phils will be able
to cinch this afternoon, provided the
suns saps mp some young lakes at the
Wigwam. and also with the under
standing that the clouds stop leaking
for about twenty four hours.
For two days Cartus Cravath has had
Lee Meadows. who wears spcctacles.
but who pitches with snappy right
whip. ready to hurl against the Tribe.
and. during that same period. Chief
George Stallngs has had plenty Of
time TO nominate all his pitchers. But
it is most probable that he will elect
Dana Fillingham. although every other
member Of the staff is eligible except
those who have colds.
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. I; Boston. I "a innings. dark
nessb. I'LL.
Cleveland. 3; Chicago. 4.
~. Louis, 81 Detroit, o..
WashinEton-New York. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicaso, II; Pittsburgh, I.
Phil1ies-Boston, rain.
Bro0klyn-New York. rain,
Cincinnati-St. Louis, ratn.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at PhlladeIptia,.
WASHINGTON at New York
Chicago at Cleveland,
Detroit at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis st Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29

Billy Kramer has been matched for ,
hfteen round feferee's decision bout with
Mike Mc1gue, new Canadian champion. it
Halifax, Nova Scotia. May &. This will be
McTisus's first bout since he won the title
by knocking out Eugene Brousseau Louis
Conley. billed as a Philadelphisn, Ia TO meet
frankie Fleming on the same program With
Kramer and McTiBue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29
Reading the Cards

II the Phils run into o flock Of inicky
ball games after leaving Boston they can
rightly blame il to the east wind and
the cold rain Of this modern Athens.
They are getting new ideas on the
law Of averages as applied to drawing
for inside straights and boosting on two
pairs, but that is not the sort Of math-
ematics which makes for high place in
the standing Of the clubs.
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thinks that some stick practice, also
,some fielding by his regulars aud
rockies. respectively, would come in
mighty handy.
But it has been so bad here that am
bitious workmen could not even get ont
in the afternoon as they do 10 work in
particularly dry and fancy sections Of
the field
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29

Dave Astey, who Is on the trail Of both
Pete Herman and Jimmy Wilde, may get q
chance 10 meet the little Brtisher on May
10, Astey's manager. 'Pay-aSyou-enter, ,
forfeit for weight. 116 pounds. rinsslde. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29
FORCES CARPENTER starts on t

GEORGES CARPENTER starts on
~ his tour of America, leaving New
York on Sunday night for Pittsburgh.
where the French IDOLS show opens
Monday night. Then. unlike a regular
actor, Georges vii take Tuesday night
of to recuperate for. his exhibition in
Philadelphia at the Olympia Club
Wednesday night. When Carpenter
pullmans into Broad Street Station It
will be his first trip to the Quaker City
and there is little doubt that Phila-
delphia's fandont will turn out in force
to greet the European heavyweight
champion. challenger for Jack Demp-
sey's title and hero Of the world war.
Jacques Armand Cmley. the Chicago
promoter. IL in charge of the Carpen-
tier party. Jacques Is the booking agent
for the FrenchmaD's tour, and it looks
like a big winner. Curley. according
TO word from New York. has his French
polished up. and he will air it all along
the route with ". Francois Deschamps,
manager of NJ. Carpenter. Carpenter
has announced that he will not box
Dempsey on this trip. all of which
means that the foreigner plans at least
one more visit TO America after his re-
turn to La Belle France in August.
Wednesday nights exhibition at tho
Olympia will be Carpenter s only ap-
pearance in Philadelphia. and it will
be the only opportunity Philadelphia
fans will have of seeing him with the
gloves on while In the states on his
present sojourp. Carpenters sparrlng
partner. Lenaer. the Belgian. who ar
rived in America last week. will be the
other half of the big act. In addition
TO Carpenters number there will be
four matches, each between bantam
boxers.
Frankie Farmer. OF Elizabeth, y. j.. will
take on Charley Walters. OF the FAILS, IN
the. nnal fraeas at the Germantown Club
tween the two veterans l.ew Stinser. "f
Southwark. and Charley Turner. of the
Falls. Other bouts: Martin Judge VS.. Young
Jimmy scanlon vs.. Youns Joe Bradley and
Eddie Coins VS.. Kid Thomas.
attraction at the Auditorium next TUESDAY
night. including three six FOUNDERS and two
eghts. the latter being the first TO be held
in Philadelphia. Eisht-round bouts are TO be
but Marcus williams will put on the hrst
lanethened scrap in the city Tuesday night
Joe MARKS. who won a technical knockout
over Johnny Dowres. of Pittsburgh. In the
second round at Reading. IL now reody for
bigger game. and his manager. Billy Silver
man. wants to stack him against the best Of
EN-. his weight.
Billy siIverman. president Of the Audi
torium A A. will lead the grand ma rch in
wit nf ha
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

this match IL cIinched Il will be put on as
the nrst open-sir show in Philadelphia.
Pete Moran denies that Lew Hunter, of
Philadelphia. was knocked out by Al Cook
at Trenton the other night. Petey further
suffered the crusher. Lew Hunter is matched
to meet Dick Gotwalt at York, Pa May ..
There IL nictter in the sports department
OF the EVENING PuBLiC Ledger Tor BhIN
Kramer,
Charley O'Neii. OF Tloga, will he given
good test tomorrow night at the Camor.n
when he tackles Young Neil: OF Allentown,
Neil is good puncher, he boxes weli n ana
possesses all sorts OF ring generslshIp. other
bouts: Pat O'Msliev vs.. Johnny Dempsey
Jack Norris w. Philadelphia Joe wellinS;
Young Jack Henlon VS.. Bobby. Allen
Jack Britton will be the second champion
to show before a PHILADELPHIA audience this
week when tha welter titlehoider pairs or
with FrsnSie Mcguire. OF WilliammspSrt,; po,.. "a.
Gently gave Champton Mike O'Dowd fast
set-to. Other mathes Billy Rolfe VS. Joe
Angatis. Sammy Nabre ys; WE STencer:
Bilfy Devine vs.. Young Msdway'and Tommy
Boyle Va While Ioughrey
Jack Brady. who showed the other nish.
at the Olympia that he could fsht, despl, e
his bubber rness, Is to take charge or Artie
Roots training for the l9tter.s chsmpIonsnip
July s. Brady will report in Cleveland to
start Roots training on June !.
Jack O'DonneiI. back from Reading. says
that Lou Griscom did not stop his match
was Cole Watson who halted the bout FOR
no reason whatever said Joe. I'VE we're
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Players Handicapped

The days Of enforced rest are par
ticularly irksome at this stage Of the
game. and It affects the Braves more
than the phils. as one Of the benefits
Of being at home in April is the OPP
portunity TO have morning practice.
Good old Gavvy is a little discouraged
about all this rain and cold weather
business. because he had his mind made
IN to give his mon some morning prac-
tice while in Boston. II is not Gus
tomary for a team IN take this work
while on alien lands. but they are emit
tied to IL if they want il. and Cravath
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Jack O'DonnelI,

Jack O'DonneiI. back from Reading. says
that Lou GriscOm did not stop his match
with Pctsy Johnson Tuesday night. 1T
was Cole Watson who halted the bout for
no reason whatoyer.' said Joe. I'VE were
both fighting hard at the time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29

Billy SiIyerman, president OF the Audi,
torium A. A.. will lead the grand march In
connection with the annual dance Of the
Harmonic club, May IL. al Danceland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29

Joe MARKS. who won technical knockout
over Johnny Dowres, of Pittsburgh. In the
second round at Reading, is now ready for
bigger game, and his manager. Billy Silver
man wants to stack him against the best OF
EN-, his weight,