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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
ALUMNI TO MEET

HOUGHTON. Mich. May 4.-The
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College Of Nnes viii hold its an
nual meeting in Duluth the latter
part OF June, with a side trip TO
Fort William and Port Arthur. ont.
The tentative plan involves the de
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-05
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
|FRAzEE DEcLA ARES Open warfare
I'm AMERICAN LEAGUE: INVITES
JOHNSON TO RESIGN HIS OFFICE

Nv as.nei-'ei rrsss
NEW YORK Dee. % -Characterlg.
ng as deliberate falsch,ods statements
credited g. Ban johnson relative TO
the election u directors u the Ameri.
can league Harry II. Frazee. pIcsi.
dent uf thceiioston club. to-day In u
letter 20 Mr. johnson invited him Ia r..
sign as president ~ the league and de.
clarcd ihclN' can b" no peace while
both remain In The American league.
The stat 'mcnt credited to Mr John.
son ana to which Mr.. Frazce took cN.
iccp,ion were THE league had always
rcsortcd 90 the ballot instead ~ using
the usual rotation methnd of tn cleo.
ton 81 the board of directors when u
was found N, rotation mcthod would
bring an undesirable member To the
hoard and IT was the sentiment that
! two members De- not brought into the
[ directorate as they attempted TO wreck
I the American league"
/ Il had huped that YOU had learned
something In ~" past two years" Mr..
I fi0zecs letter continued. and since
the agreement 81 peace was reached In
. Chicago | have RETAINED from making
any comment. but upon this uncallcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

for attack upon Mr. Comiskoy and
myself ] think d ~ about time Tor
you tu stop making threats and prove
some q tie man" misleading state.
ments and ss'rtions that YOU have
made, regardless Of the attiiud" ot
anybody lis" IN the American league.
] want YOU 90 know that from this
time un. thcr" can De- uo peace as FAR
- ann concerned. while you and .
remain In the American league
II YOU have any sense of Justice
or realization ~ the harm YOU have
caused baseball az had one spark of
manhood, or any regard Tor the game
which has made b possible. you would
tender your resignation US president
" the American league before cGus.
Ink any further harm. II YOU wish
to get into any discussion. either pri.
mtely ur pGhlicly, 81 our relations
since my connection with the American
league IN 1916. | viii bc pleased 70
meet yuu "a amy time or place yun
mention. But IN the meantime I
strongly advise you to eliminate any
further attacks upon the Boston
American league hohall club 90 na
personally"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
LYNCH TAKE BANTAM TITLE
A. & M. Hard Hit
By Conferences
Newest Decision
~ AssorIsisd Prt,s

! " ASSN AlfA AFfHa
AUSTIN. TENAS. Dec. THE
! TrAt- \ and n football team Zoe ncNt
. year WIN b, dealt q hard blow hy tn
B conference ruling which f'rhids mcu
Ilylug intercollegiate football !ur more
I thlu tour years Roth llggnloiham
and M1hgu. who wry, piyk,d Us seven.
10 sport writer's ~ All.SuuthWvst't .
{ hail ana ION hacks. respectively PLAY.
td their fourth year thls s'IsOn. and
I lost their last games when Texas tni.
/ yersi} debated thc AEgits Ia >. A
,h.s garr. t,r N, ilut time in two
year.. thrse two hackfirh men were
forced O. inr up h'hud their g,M line
and vtte1 un oppoinut Kick goal
1ft' l touchdown.
To, NgSi,s rival Texas University
loses h.it and Green under the foui.
y'nt ryl lisu; IL an end and was
capt uu Cd. this years squad. while
Gr',a was a first string tackle.
HISS lbotaams consistency long
s!,ks at, credited with having kent
1he \ ara VI. goal Inc uncrossod an
last ss.son and this season uuiil N.
ramr Thanksgiving CoIch Hibl, had
built up a dvf-n iy" game AROUND hlm.
aud ~, policy Of rusaing hard for ihe
first scoic and ih'p Alckiug 20 the
opponents territory instead Of tryiGg
to make The score hrggf defeated TcN
a. University al college StaIun Lat
year and held them scoIrl,ss until the
third quarter this year.
uul.Ss Bible can discover another
kicker among the freshmen OF this
year. Higginbo,ham's withdrawal will
force him 20 change his game as Texas
claims g. have a freshman who can
punt as well Hs H.gginhotham.
Football fans are wondering IN the
Aggr~, who practically always have
PLAYED straight uldta' hionod football.
will b. forced next season into extern
s.ve use oi tho forward pass. The loss
Of Mahan, who nade his reputation by
smashing through opposing lines for
comparatively short gains. also hurts
the cld .Nggie game. fans say. a con
siderable portion 1T the speed utilized
Tor end runs wps lott when higgin.
ho,ham hung up hls football harness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Dennis Of Clebwne
toLead longhorns
During 1921 Season

Tuu Hcu.s ., CleaUruc. who played
tv'klo for u' Texas University foot.
hall team. has been chosen captain IT
the Y2i squad by his team mates. In
addition tu Do. work un both the offcnsr
aud dc,pns, In the line. Dennis was tn
Longh'rn painter. and II considered h
some sport writer's az Allsou,hwestcrn
tackle.
Football letters were awarded IL
Jones, llulsey. Gray. llll. Vowel
Green. Dents. MCCullouGh. Moor,
Hart rlgm. Watson. McCallum. I.clss
ncr. Tyne. Ellis. Barry and Dumin.
rucs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Light Workouts :.
Only is Lineup
Of Coach Biviins

The entire high school football squad
we're out for practice yesterday after
.con. ana under the direction 81 Mr.
Bvlns. who Is acting ms their coach,
some new formations and trick plys
were inaugurated.
Coach Bivlns suitcs that all tho
boys ON the team are In first ciasl con-
di,ion and have confidence IN their
ability io grab off the hons share NJ
the scores In the game with the
Alumni to bc played ut the Amuse.
mcnt park Saturday,
The team will engage In heavy
practice again today and will take
only light workout Friday az the
team II In good shape and are taking
no chances on entertaining OF Ia
iurics to any ~ the members
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

ny Associated Press
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. y. y.
Dec, = .--Jo- Lynch. the little i,oxcl
fsmn sthe wessssas % Manhattan Island
who jumped iato prominence about
/, thee yoars afo as q likely boxer won
the tAntamweght championship a iht
wcfia from Pee Herman e New or.
leans, In a is.Found battle az Mad ron
Bruanc Gardcn tonight The men
weighed " under IFS pounds as called
for IN the articles a agreement. NJ ~.
o'clecs this afternoon but the offlclal
wslshts ANNOUNCED by the state hcx
INK coniInissi,n when the men entered
the ring ionigh, were TIC pounds fci
each. I,ynCh looked the much nor,
drawn 81 The two men Ehen the bon.
began. while Herman was in thu bette,
condition. m fur as locks went Herman
was an 0tids-on faVoriie IN what bciiina
was INDUCED In. "a bcing freely ~
fertd that he would retain his champion
ship. Both boys were nervous ~ N,
Outset. Lynch's advantages ~ helgh
and reach soon were apparent and *
ceslve cautiousness on Tho part 81 Her
inah cost him any chance he might hay
had 10 hold his title.
In four Of the rounds Herman On,
the better of the argument hut IN oul.
one Of these had he any decided advan'
age over Lynch. In this round he ha
Lynch in difficulty but that was al
HsfmanH defense ~ times WIS puzz
ms ~ the challenger. bat when ever b
landed che q his iolg lcfts o. righ
hooks Or swings a grin u EliiElaoti1
SPREAD over iynch's culntenance. Will
Hernsn's face denoted that he va
afraid a hls opponents wallops
In The rounds where h. had the be.
ter Of Lynch. Herman took chances
When he did attack he VS. very suc
c.ssful. but these efforts we're onn
spasncdic. while Lynch WIS ihe az
fresscr in all The rcsi q the rounds
Lunch clearly ouipointsd hi man D.
ten rounds Herman had four and til
orening s..ssioa was Just about even.
Inch suffered from q cut iip earl,
IN the ulill. hut Il was no, until aftc
he fight was over thai q bseaml
tnnvnn - ,hs.r N hia corner that N
res ei.m.isa hid i,adly Injured ih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Twelve.

Hcfmans dcicnHiyc wuiN Was 80.
ocllcnt one Of Lynchs swings going
Wild over his head Lynch huuScd let
20 thr face and landed q "ofl'rg r.gii
on the Jaw and forcing Herman o. thu
ropes. where h. covered ~. Lynch
jtbbcd left e. the face and hooked his
right three times ~ the h,Id while
Herman held his l-fi glove. Lynch
swung two rights o. the head. They
were sparrius az the bell LyHehs
round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Five.

Lynch planted two hard let's on the
head. the second one staggering He.
man. Herman Tell short for the body.
Lynch landing leit ana right on tho
head. Lynch hooked his right 10 the
ear. Lynch forced has man all over
the ring ant had an the honors Of the
round. during which Herman failed 70
!lud q solid blow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Ten.

Lynch jabbcd lei, and swung his
right 10 the head Herman landed
a couple OF his fayoritc body blows.
In an exchange of lcfis Herman drew
blood from Lynch's mouth with a stlff
hook. Herman bored In and tried q
follow up with another blow to tEc
face. but vas short Lynch missed o.
right swing and Herman shot right
TO the Jaw. following ih" right nnt
lelt To- The wind o., the bell. Herman \
round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

They shook hands Tor the final round
and Lynch tapped 18th, lcft a. thu
face. They exchanged iofis io the face.
Lynch tried Ia fcint Herman into d.
lead but Herman would not GO IN.
Lynch put lcf; e. the wind and a urh,
right 90 the hcld Then be- houk.l 70
right tn the head and brought the
glove down TO the ribs lynch hooked
two lofts 10 the head and they wcr"
IN a harmless miNup when N, gong
ended the bout. Lynchs round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

second bout, which was 10 have sor
ten rounds
They began with light srarrins
i.ynch landing let % head. ~ clUse
quarters Herman sent both hands IN
sapid succession To the body, Lynch
iahcd left 90 the fac, and hooked his
IRISH, To- the head Herman swung righi
and lcft % head Both boys were PAL
pahly nervous and were just fcring
zach other out. The exchanged light
u dy blows and just before the hell the
champion landed lef,s and rights In rap
"a succession three times 10 the body
There was no damage done and the
round was pretty even.
Round Two.
After an oNchang, ~ body blows
Lynch landed a hard right hook To- the
/ head. lie landed another hard righ,
and missed q left Tor the body. They
exchanged let's 10 the face. Lyncu
tried long lcfi iahs for the body with
out damage and they fell into cllnch
I Lynch jabbcd his left 20 the nosc and
I the hill found them In rally at clos.
quarters. both playing for the body
I mostly Lynch's round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round SIX.

Most u Ii,ruan's leads were short.
Lynch's right enabling him % land
long let's o. the face and head ~
clos" quarters Herman planted lett aud
right 70 the hudy and then Lynch land.
81 four rights On the head and a lcft
IN tn h'fy without l return In the
boxing that ,usued Herman proved g.
IT, the deScrcr and had the round -
more than e shade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Fourteen.

Lynch swung his r.sht Ca the head
ma then landed "a solid left hook ON
tine raw. following with two shirt rights
To- The head.
Lynch hooked hard right to the
head and then brought the same glove
hard on thu ribs. Lynch swung a right
o. the head. missed another and then
forced Herman tn the ropes In his ag.
grcssyCncss. landing short right
honk tn the ear. lie Kept iabbing his
In. a." only return from Herman l,a.
Ing hair arm rights to tho ribs lync,r-
round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Eleven.

They SPARED at long range ior q
hnlf minute" Herman kept blockinr
i.ynch's lcft jahs and then Began
forcing the pace. They exchanged
lei, hooks to tho face. Then Herman
landed two leits % the face and %
right Go the l,ody Herman was boat
ins Lynch 10 the punch and hsd th,
better OIL the round,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Rnnnd Nine.

There was = furry % .afigh,ing ma
then Lynch landed a hard right up
pcrcut to the Jaw. The crowd was then
shouting ior more action. Lynch hook
ell hard 1T 20 the jaw and at Gloss
quarters Herman cent his lsft and rig'ii
20 the body I.ynch's round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Four.

Lynch hooked his right twice 10 thu
head and Herman VAS forced to clinch.
After the break Lynch shot right 10 the
head again. lynch jabbcd lefts 20 the
face and hooked his right twice 10 head.
Herman was cautioned Tor holding.
Lynch swung his rlght high on ths
head and drove righ; hard TO body Tho
s1lad was l.ynchs by large margin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Lynch cut lrusc with two right
swings which Herman blocked. Lynch
hooked right o. the head Herman
STEPPED in hIt Lynch drove him back
with lett and right g. th, face They
exchanged body blows and were spar
ring 90 the bell Lynsh's round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

Lynch came up dhndnE and sent
left and right tn face without return.
Lynch swung his right 20 the oag ard
then landed another on the h9 ii"r.
man chnching. Lynch huoi,d h.g
right lhree times to III head and Tier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Three.

Herman landed . hard .ef, hook "a
Tie jaw. After rune lnfighting Her.
man sen, his right 10 the back OF the
meek and Lynch crossed his right hard
60 the jaw. sending Herman 70 thu
ropes. When they came tn the ocntes
q the ring Lynch drove his right twice
e. the hody and swung his right 10 the
ribs and again 20 III. head. Herman
ci!Hched and Lynch sent a short right
10 the head before the bell. Lynchs
round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Round Eight

Lynch popped hard left 70 Her
mans nose and ducked safely from a
right swing. Lynch jabbed his left
twicc 20 face and stcIp'd inside Of Her.
mans lead. Lynch missed twa right
hnlis fnr tho had anf ihry exchanges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

man hooked left 20 face. Herman kcn,
strictly on the defensive until the bell
rang. Lynchs round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

body blows Herman missed several
blows and oGl.bOXcd Lynch 10 the end
Il the round Hcrman's round.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

H'hlflt.ifh fitI hfsls hhitIlt.A. y Y.
D.-' O. Whl. the Dempsey Brennan
bout ir.ullt 1n enormous crowd IN m
s'r''1 hri week M, in'crcs, evidenced
hv che cams On ~ bantam champion
ship nrht tonight gathered tho biggest
crowd iha structure ever hald Bo'h
Herman and Lynch weighed IN under
the st.runlad US pounds NJ 10 o'cloc.
A.ih,r gh Lynch had the advantage
In hfisti ana reach. Herman wasas 10
fsy,Itr la tho betting
AnnoInc.r Humphreys after t,k.ns
ihc siip from the Judges ana rsading
| hem. shouted
The illges have cided On ne,
champion. hly.nr agreed IN Lynch a.
'he winner"
/ "a additim to ih- main event thcr
were three tn round bouts aud onc -
uX rounds on IN card. an Tor boys b.
~ bantam division.
Ir.f.fs,r VIM. Muld0on and state
Senator M1rty McCae wen. the judges
+ r"lD I'd lr fhe state boxing commits
sion
III curtain ~.isfF was fast SN.
Hund Eo h'tvDen George Thompson ,l
san Di.sD California. and Willie snen.
csr ~ this cts. Each lad weighed
MS 50 pounds The Judges disagree
and Rtferee Louis White ds-ciied on
Thompson NJ the winner.
Roy Moore of 81 Poui. i2i i-s pounds.
fs X 4 ouf Jimmy Martin ~ T.fsul,fs-r
-f-1f .r1n Dol ne iirst rI,lu1 ~ 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
CHALLENGER IS GIVEN DECISION
BY THE JUDGESAT END OF BOUT
MLYF0UR ROUNDS WON BY CHAMP

'lrlmh q his risht hand iurine ths third
rolrd iynoh vas elaied ~ ~ was car.
ird 90 The should "a & HE manager
and haTdlgs around u, ring. whnc
Herman went oui through the rop b
without making am audible c1mmnt
Herman and his manager sail on IN
Inn. ator fTr England tomorrow az
noCH. The exch1mp.oa b. matched 90
n-'t 'mmy Wlld. tho little pspor.
81 irh, noS,r ana English champion. ia
"a 90 round boat boz London IN January
! 10 s. frr ag could be- learned tonight
y, rrln's defeat win not alter his plans
IN any way end hc intends % san ana
| fUug h's English oncu cement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Right Earful

llc fixed the iIapy New Year
20 fall on saturday.
Which gives q sunday 10 rreoup
When everything seems gray.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23

when my baby was Two weeks
old she began 10 iEs,, and ! toon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
Left Earful

This waters built 90 ordcr
For happy holidays;
The man Who made the calendar
IL worthy u high praise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-06
SlLVIS

A large number from both
churches are attending the mid
winter conference at the Moody
bible Institute. Chicago. this week.
Feb. 2 TO 6.
Mrs. Hazen has been i'll.
Blanche Leasure has been III the
past week.
Mrs. Hazen will entertain the
ladies' aid society of the Methodist
Church Thursday.
Juanita Cook is very i'll.
Earl Blanks, who recently re-
turned home from Chicago and who
has been dangerously i'll with
Spanish influenza, is slowly i'm
proving. Mr.. and Mrs. BANKS also
have been i'll.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham of
Eleventh street on ground hog day
and has been called Gladys Lucille.
4 Last Thursday afternoon the fol-
lowing were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Fowler: Mesdames
Hazen, McKenrick, Leasure, Miller,
4 Nashburn, Glover, Paden, Beer