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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

The Esther McCrury chapter u the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
cndorre the following resolutions
WHEREAS The study and work uf
the ID. \. II. at the Nation this year ~
1890 rs to be- Amcril nizaiion. and that
II Is cur belief that an individual will
mover hc an American until he think :
IN the language Of America, therefore
bc Il
RESOLVED that We the members OF
the ID. 4. ". believe II right andnec.
easary that the State and Nation pass
auoh laws and enact such legislation
az fhnll make II compulsory for all
schools OF whatsoever kind either pub.
lie. private on parochial: to teach any
ana all common school subjects In the
English language; aud that no foreign
language shall BE- used IN Huh Schools
and Institutions Of higher learning cx.
cept ~ subject In itself And fur.
thor that all general instructions of any
Kind whatsoever. IN any and al schools
shall be In the English language.
Resolved further that with the help
ana advice Of the lawyers whose famil.
les ~" represented IN this chapter. use
our Influence with our State and Ma.
iiOnal representative Ia have such
laws aud legislation enacted. aud
through the state and national off
GERS of the u. H. u. now members az
this chapter. We enlist the active SUP.
port u these organizations In this mat.
ter.
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Wcek.End Party nj Dawson Ranch.

The weeks many delightful social
Festivities were brought To an appro-
pirate close with the gay week end
houFc party al which Mr. and Mrs. T..
~ Dawson entertained number Of
Amarillo's younger social set nt their
ranch north of the city. a dual birth.
uay celebration In honor Of their son.
Bil! Dawson. and Nolcn Barnes.
The young people met ~ the Ed Lit.
tie residence. Sixteenth aud Hughes
street. shortly after noon SATURDAY.
and from there motorcd to the Dawson
ranch
The spacious ranch house proved a
mort delightful setting for the party.
ana Gaysty marked the occasion from
htEinning 10 end. supper was served
picnic fashion upon the lawn. following
which the two beautiful frosted birth.
day cakes, each with its flaming can.
dlcs proclaiming the ages of the honor.
ces. were cut and served the guests
with delicious fruit sherbcrt
The remainder Of the evening was
devoted To dancing and Il was not un.
W A late hour that the party broke up.
~ hAf'sA NVNlllN lot
a wink Of sleep.
After a delicious broakfas, the Young
people returned o. the city the follow.
Ing having participated In the cnioya.
bic occasion: Mr.. and Mrs. John Stew.
are and children. Ned and Betty, ~
Shattuck. Okla; Mr. and Mrs. r. W.
Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Biyins.
Misses Gladys Dawson. of Charming.
Annabcl and Mildred Wilson. Pauline
Rtcder. Ruth Stanley. Doris Mobiles.
Adfienne Stallings. Esielic Garner.
Doubleday. Laura Mae and Ruth Nc.
lpino. Edith Earl Sellaru. Sadie Claude
Curtis. Marjorie and Betty Lou Ozier.
Margaret kendriok. Matte Belle Jack,
Jessie Dawson and besides the honor.
ees Aiessrs. Alton Reeder, wayland
STANLEY. Lawrence Mobiles. JEFF Dicky,
Harry Daily. Norborn Harris. Elmer
Blair. Felix Phillips. Allen Dawson.
John ouarlcs. Elliott Davis. Jimmie q.
Curtis. Charles l.. Arnoi. Pat Arno,.
William Curtis, winnette DcGrassl and
Jewell Harvey,
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fiyc-iiundred Party IIonOring Grind.
linles

One 81 the lcvclieat five hundred
PARTIES given recently was that al
Nhich Mrs. u. l.. Mckenzie and Miss
Margaret Patterson entertained mum.
Der OF their friends In honor of Misses
Minnis Madden. and Lee Wolnin. 1920
graduates. Miss Madden ~ the Ran.
dolph'Macon College. and Miss wolflln
from the University ~ Texas.
Bowls Of garden flowers added n de.
lightful floral touch 10 the rooms I'm
which five tables were arranged for
cards AZ the conclusion Of the game
The holder Of highert score was prc.
"rntcd with beautiful coraage OF rose
hldS. while the honor guests were cacb
presented corsages Of sweet peas
The delicious ice course which FOLLOW.
cd was served 10 the following Mos.
cams Joy Harris. Harry Smith. Miles
Bivlns. Julian Bivins. Frank wolflin.
= H. Madden. W. s. Gribblc. J. NJ.
l.iebrand, Jr.. Joe Moblcy: Misses vii.
u Griffith. 81 Dalhart. Mate Gustavlg
Margaret Secwala. Virginia wolflin,
l.itta Ball. Frences charless. Florence
hcndrickn. Mildred and Frances Bur.
gcis. Marcialettc Elise Hall. Norm,
ana Nina Cunningham. Cornella Wolf.
IN Margarei and Sadie Claude Curtis.
Katherine Nash. Mary Dawn Work,
and Bcaulah witt.
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EndeavOr Society,

The following program will be rem
dcred at the regular weekly meetln,
81 the Endeavor Society Sunday after
noon. June Goth
Lesson Subject: "Honssty." Ephcs
ians 1862.
Lcadcr-Dorothy Pennock.
Song.
Song.
Sentence Prayers.
Scripture Lcsson-E'rances Ada bod
son.
Talk--Leader.
what Is nesty?"--Bernice Bow
lin.
why IL Honesty the Best Policy
Johnnie HALEY.
Violin Solo-June Kollar.
How Can We DO an Honest Days
worlST'-Robcrt Browne.
The Truthful speaker"-Ida Mate
Mcclure.
"why do We Say that Actions Speak
Louder than words?"-Zoc Goodwin.
Comments.
Song.
Mizpah.
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BY CORA MOOREl

NEW YORK. June i9.--Thc alluring
bathing suit skctchcd. was worn by ono
Of the cast of a current play In New
York. II II Of black satin, trimmed
with white satin frilling. The surplicc
whist and short tunic with outstanding
pockets made II quite distinctive. The
knickerbOckers come well below the
knees. encasing them tightly.
The cap worn with this suit Ii Of
black and white striped rubbcrizcd sat.
In with a black bow Of the same ma.
tcrial, finishing II OF.
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Social Mites and Personal Mention,

Mrs l.. II. GnTriRon. Of The Vogue.
lCft Saturday for various pants In the
east. Before r~urning shs will visit in
,1m,Po and Now York.
81 and Mrs. r.. J.. C-aralij. a.
Rosebud. and Mr. and Airs. J. $. Gar.
rctt. IL Hereford. are attending the
family reunion at the X. J. Sladc reel.
dcncc. 800 Harrison street. Nice. Con.
nally viii he remembered ~ Miss sam.
ME Sladc. Of Amarillo.
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Christian Eadeavor Announcement.

BOYS and girls Young men and
young women! Wa.'e up. What are
our responsibilities? God has put each
one Of US here ~ purpose. and as !,
certain writer has said. Each one n
us shall give an account Of himself 10
Cod" Remember:
God has crammcd both thy palms
with living seed.
Let not a miser's clutch keep both
hands tight.
But scatter on the deserts barren
need
That fragrant blossoms may reward
Gods sight"
an unusually good program. deal.
ing with "our Responsibilities" has
been planned Tor this evening. Com,
and set acquainted with us at the First
Christian church on Eighth and Taylor
streets. at o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

other points
MlsH Mary nribhlo who underwent a
serious operation "Wednesday M 81 An.
thongs fanilarium IL reported as dong
nicely.
Mi'neH Ruth. Mary and Isabel VIZ.
sinia. daughters NJ ilcy. md Mrs. II.
W. Nirgin. who have hcon attending
baylor University, Waco. arrived home
ThErnday evening Mrs VIRGIN whp
was with them during the school term
arrived today.
RANK Fills T. visiting n OIlahom,
CITY. AMI after leaving there will WRIT
IN f"'i worth Dallas ana other Texas
points before returning home.
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Slielby.Nlartin.

Miss Atticlec shelby. who resides
some distance out Of the city. and Jo.
seph 7. Martin, II Amarillo. plightcd
their tro,h at the parsonage Of the
Polk Street Methodist church. In the
nrcacnce Of several witnesses. Rev. II.
+. Brooks officiating. The young PEG.
pie left on a wedding tour Immediately
Following the ceremony. after which
they viii return 20 Amarillo where
they will make their future home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
business women's Meeting Postponed.

The meeting whidh VIVA ~ have b, m
held Friday evening by tie business
women OF Amarillo for the purpose ot
perfccting the organization 4 the Am
arillu Business Wor1eg's Association
was postponed bca"oc VI .hc ihtiem
cncy ~ weather. "a I will be- held H.
stead Tuesday eve ''ng at . 10 o'clocl;
In the Annex of tn Polk Stree, Moth
ollat church
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Enterfains Friday Bridge Glib.

Airs W. II. Browne was hostess e
the Friday Bridge Club and a very en-.
joyable afternoon. devoted TO the Don
uiar game. was spent.
Cut flowers added a delightful floral
touch 70 the rooms and after the pass.
hg Of dainty score cards. partners were
found and the PLAYERS entered into n
most enthusiastic TIT. When scores
were summed up Mrs T. !. cousldine
held highest. and was awarded two
BEAUTIFUL handembroidered Madeira
handkerchiefs.
Following the game a delicious two
course luncheon WIS served hy ihc hos
tess.
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Social Notes aud Personal Mention

VT. and Mrs. A. ,. Arnold. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Shonnon Bolton. MIR. and Mira.
Crawford II. Rccdcr. Jr.. and Miss Pau.
line liecder. are expected TO return
Monday from an extended visit In Taos
and Las Vegas. y. NJ.
James Y. Hacker. rate clerk az the
Santa Pc general offices. left Friday
evening on "A three weeks trip during
which he will visit In Fort Smith. Ark.
Gulfport. Miss, New Orleans. La, and
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Neison.Slls,ld.

Miss Martha Nelson. OF Amarillo. and
W. II. Shield. n travelling man of this
city. were quietly married Tuesday
evening nj the parsonage m the Polk
Street Methodist church. Rev. II. y.
Brooks performing thu ceremony. In.
mcdlatcly following The nuptlals thc
young people left on their wedding
tour after which they viii 60 to New
Mexico a. make their future home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

joycd by the s'Il voua PIT Club Thurs
day afternoon NJ the bono 81 Mrs.
.Icnsc A. Rogers. 7Oi i.2 Pierce street.
Among the club quests for the after.
noon WIS Mrs Conrad. while now
name was added 10 the membership roll
nj this acrfion. that 81 Mrs. II. l..
Kcirrey Toward the afternoons clos.
delicious refrofhmcnt course was
served by the hostess.
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Moihers' nCnncil 10 Meet

The Mothers Council will meet in
regular session Monday afternoon AT 2
o'clock In the auditorium Of the Junior
High School. The president ard two
delegates from each Parent Teachers
club Of the city are urged 10 be pres.
tnt at this meeting.
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Abl,Ott.IIawks.

Miss Marie Abbott. Of California. ana
II. u Hawks. Of Cleveland. ohio. wcr,
united in III" holy bonds 81 m,trimony
Friday evening nj the parsonage Of
the Polk Street Methodist church. Rev
II. T. Brooks officiating. Immediately
following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs,
Hawke left Tor Claude where they will
make their future home.
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Parcnt.Trnc',ers Club IN ,,ee,

Tho ParontTclohers club 81 tho WI.
ION school WIN meet Tuesday az ,
clu'k 70 a." Wilron building. This
~ q !" n i, iross session. and all mem.
b'rd are "'p 3. lly urged to be- present
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Work.


DIR. William s. Wclch Of Johns Hon
klns University and Hospital In Balti
more celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth,
day ON the Sth Of April last lie II
one OF the most distinguished physl.
clans In the world and has no doubt
greatly heightened human life by his
studies Of pathology and preventive
medicine. He was working when n
newspaper reporter called upon him.
but found time. nevertheless. TO be In.
terviewcd.
lie sid that men nowadays ought
TO take their birthdays lightly until
they were hundred That ON the
average human longevity among the
highly civilized peoples had been In.
creased by tcwlvc and a half years
and that although little had been nc.
eomplishcd In prolonginR the lives OF
those who were over fifty Il II true
that activity tends TO lcng,hcn life"
ana that mon who have worked hard
ana retire often die younger than those
who keep at Il.
Therefore" he concluded. 81 expect
10 10 riRht on working ust az I have
been" Because his remarks no en-.
phasizcd the truth that life depends
upon the hard, work that Angela Nor.
Ean has glorificd In her wcll.known
poem We print the mtogcthcr as cspcc.
ially appropriate just noy.-T. II. r..
The Temple Mirror.
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Mrs. Rogers Hostess 10 S'il Vous Plalt
Club.

\ very pleasant afternoon devoted Ia
various kinds Of nccdlcwork was on
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@T(5I]Fh
RUTH J. MEYER
NOIis.

NOKs.
Work. VIZ
Thank God for the might Of II.
The ardor. the urge. the delight " it
Work that springs from the hearts
desire.
Setting the brain and the soul an fire
Oh. what is 40 good ne the heat 81 II,
And what Is ~ glad mr. the beat of a.,
And what is so kind M the stern com
mand.
Challenging brains aud heart and
hand?
Work.
Thank God for the syii e Of II.
For the calmori1s. hammcring ring
Of Il,
Passion 81 labor laily hurled
On the mighty nnvlls Of the world.
oh, what is 80 fierce az the flcmc Of
IL?
And what IL so hug ms the aim Of It?
LAUNDERING on thr ugh denrth aud
doubt.
Falling the plan OF the NJ kcr out
Work. the Titan: WORK. he friend.
shaping the earth To ~ y friOus cnl.
Draining the swamps and blasling the
hills.
Doing whatever the Spirit Wills
fending continent Ftart,
To answer the dream Of the Master
heart.
Thank God for a world where none
may shlrk--
Thank God for the splcndor of work,
ANGELA MORGAN.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Havana Entries

Frs. race tive ard az fnuT'ongs, o,,Ess
;iee]-rf3ertha Mink. - HNers Nv 90
G.. x3fizs DGle. 1oi. xChefa. lOtt Afi@"
HIN. .5t. vRavanne. loJ. scotty. loo
1g4.!nero i1s. sLyfie. lvs M5s'S' ''sS9'
,9s Dlr.Genee. 1lo, ErroA. la8
Second race (hva ard haH furlongs;
tfsas- -year-oiLs aad upward claiming
v1rsa s709)-xOxe-7us, lof; HDiscus5lon.
~. Guaranteed. l91, Nsthsr, L., Az
fusnu.i1n. lI3, The Blue DUKE, li5
Tn.rs race (six furlongs; three ear olda
ard so9afd claiming, Duree St0ol * ne
Pflstr So just Tancy- lo5t %<a3lnaltue
~ Var Loan. lo3. Slippery silver lea
zAmericaa Eagle 103; jill. io3 Paula V,
~. Wnip-po VIII. 1o3; herman. 10.
F9ur-h -ace tone mile; three -year-olds
ar .raard. claiming purse 1000
tz+ I12. xStar Shooter. lV2, >HoFn~f.
u .E.ltsle Husr IDz. xJady Hsstcr. lD2.
sfsl f5a4son lcz. xOfreH-c, leD, Jose 10
fsIes tts. Carriage. 11o.
Ysft ~sos ffiDiiday Handicap; one
fzl.-, ~ aeeA. purse q. N00) )--1 cubanita,
g., ia. xawarna. I05. Eaiiy Mooney. 10G;
<ff.ztlce 1gs. EDford. 49, Cromwell.
~ rASTnonia Stable.
szfa rare tone rnlle. three -year-olds
~ np1ard. claiming puysc s7oo)-
5s3%as~sf ~. zKhyn.er. loz. Wnite Crown,
w. H.sss'corce. i07. Foster Erbrey. lo7;
~ rsso. 1911 Mackenzie, lDI: Dragon.
x%Lr-ec.fcs allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
British Bobby
Boxers Arrive
For Bouts Here
Constable Stanley andPolice-
man Mallin Greeted by
Members of n. Y. Force

II they can take their minds off the
present crime wave long enough, some
time next month the heavyweight and
light heavyweight boxing champions Of
the New York Police Department are
going to measure wallops with the re-
spective champions of the Metropolitan
Police Force of London right in this
mans town
The international Sporting Club,
which is going to conduct these bouts,
arranged to import two of London 5
ponce champions for the purpose of
trying out our local title holders, and
the festivities will probably take place
IN one Of the big hotels in this city,
while the champions of the British
Army and Navy will mix it up with
the United States Navy's fstic stars
Under the chaperonage of Arthur
Sprggs, inspector of Scotland Yard De-
tective bureau of London, the Brit
ish police champions arrived here yes
terday on the lmperator of the Cunard
Line Constable Jack Stanley, 1876
QoNnda Cf prime British beef and
sinew, and Harry Mallin, the middle
weight kingpin, were the husky vlsi-
tors who are prepared to hit our "fn-
est on the button and ring the knock
out bell.
Deputy Commissioner John A. Harriss
OF the New York Department went down
the Bay on police patrol boat to well
come the visitors, and escorted them
to the Cunard Pier, where they were
greeted by a number of men from the
local police force. Some of those who
mitted the overseas coppers were Will
Jam Spengler, police heavyweight cham
p'on; Patrolman John Buff, welter-
weight title holder, and Sergeant Tom
Shaw, jlu jitsu instructor.
After everybody had sized everybody
else up Inspector Spriggs, Constable
Stanley and Policeman Malin were
driven to the Police Club. on Riverside
Drive, where they will live as guests
of Commiss sioner Harriss during THEN
stay in this country.
Tex O'Rourke, matchmaker of the
international Sporting Club, who is due
TO arrive from England tomorrow with
the British army and navy champions
viii announce the full details Of the
International boxing tournament at that
time.
The suggestion was made yesterday
at the pier that as part of their train
ing schedule thc London bobbies mipbt
wresilc wi.h the New York crime wave
ana box the compass on top Of the
whitehall Building, where the Weatho,
bureau ha9 its hcadCuartcre
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
New Orleans Entries

Hirzs raee Claiming three-yesr-o -olds
- ~ " n.alcens. * fvripn1n) old tose.
T. Carol oe e. J07; Fausy Blossom, lo7:
1sy. 49, Horsb 1I1 -: aaa1ay, ll5. Pc
ss1kse 80. Waneda. sJz. Beeswax. I97;
S'sets. t9i. Hop over. 40.
sseona rscs tcisininx. two-ysar -olds:
~ ~ iSfion1sj ---Efcwfs Bill to2; Danneii.
r. fof. Roach 100. siiyer Springs ios
e@t''f' - Tut. 10. Hontilio, lDz. Omsr
a. 5-1ei>@ Hyrne. ~. Superb CounteAs.
y Peorsfy Holy. i0s fes Court, l07
Nsft f>s>y. 81 Alice Athir. ~.
;. thif1 rars fel&iuinH. thres-year olds
Is..sy ~ - ,gfi7n<s) ssfotay Kelly. IL;
is. 80 -. -. Agr,>z ~ nagazzs.
~ Crsnzo. ly7. teslst. 40.
2. -. IRON Epy. iD5 3arUlts. I05
'tear. loz. Jhure1hy $izhter, I0Z.
~. ~. fpoDle Ysn, 100. JaKo. ~.
- ~, tace fzllowauces. thrce-year~
- 5ta ~ one nile ana asy4rty yurdsj.
sSfef, I17 Tfle. lo7 The Archer. 100 ,
itrtsDtf 10. cnief. io7: Dancing spray,
T., bfnnnrnd. 1e1; Lsa's Lore. IA
~>iNHis 81. ~.
PHI Saes fan ages: sir sorfonxs)~~
~ ~, ~; Angon. ~, FiibDerty OBJ
s.s fses fcaaifGipE. ,hr>s ysar -oiGs !.
iJe ne ana e-eixteentht. Hsdrono
t.5<@ r,1nei IN, i0z. Haiiy zen. 10
III ~ ~. lbc. DlsnweiI. !ie. Koep.
~ usSy,.h'a ire Claiming three -ysar.ol6s
lstt ~ {.4fYey Smare. IoS Asenah
5e,,s 5e,,s.,,.<<> ,<>fshs 1sDS<. 19z. Azf@c. no: Duy
l4zsss,s ~ LsHy WsrS. lez. Tugs. l6s.
ksspsya, ~; ssaln, lio, Coryae1. ies: +:
iH5 Lsd, Jl9
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Fantoche, With Lyke i'm Saddle Wins Chaln2ette Purse
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
commonwealth S. C.--Billv De
Foe rs. Freddy Jacks, 10 rounds.
Starlight $. Chilly Sterns vs..
Bobby Lyons, 10 rounds; Irving
Jampoie vs.. Artie Rose. 10 rounds
Crescent A. G., Brooklvn-Ama-
teur bouts.
WEDNESDAY
Madison Square Gardcn-kewpie
Collender vs.. Roy Moore. 10 rounds:
Midget Smith VS. Johnny Buff. 10
rounds; Joe Lynch Us. Pete Herman
Is rounds.
THURSDAY
Arena A. G., 4th Regiment ARM
cry, Jersey City-Bcnefit for moth
er of Mickey Shannon.
SATURDAY
Pioneer Sporting Club--WiiIie
Spencer vs. Sammy Noble, Is rounds:
fackey Hommey vs.. Bobby Worth.
- rounds; irish Hid Williams VS..
Billy Sterns, 10 rounds.
East n. Y. A. A:-Phil Bloom VS..
Eddie Gorman, Is rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Reds Not to Trade Groh
Or ROush to the Ciant.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.-Upon his re-
turn to-day from the baseball! meetings
N New York, August Hermann. pres
dent Of the Cincinnati baseball CLUB.
said that under no circumstances would
the club trade either Hcine Groh.
third baseman. or Eddie Roush, center
fielder. He admitted, however, that th..
New York club had offered $4,000 for
Groh.
Hermann also said that the Cincin.
natl club had rot given up hope o.
landing Maranvillc, Boston shortstop.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Entries Close Thursday
For Title Tennis Meet

! ne national indoor junior and boys
lawn tennis chamuionshin tournaments
viii begin IN tne 'tn Regiment Armorv.
Park Avenue and Sixty seventh Street.
neNt Monday morning at 10 o'clock
This VIII mark the sixth time that the
juniors have held this event and the
fourth year for the boys.
There viii be singles and doubles.
the Juniors and boys doubles being
combined in one event. Entries for
the singles viii close on Thursday at
p M with W. D Cunningham, 253
West Ninety-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Just Punching The Bag
Mosquito Boxing Fleet to Cruise in Garden
BY W. O. Mcclellan

Tomorrow will
Pete Herman the Champion will
Joe Lynch In the
used to be popular But of late
been attracting
little "sock please
follower, who to the bouts something drop
Since the division the best bout in
the Sharkey other
herman to box the winner The ncSharkey match whirwind
affair and close boxing bugs might
some excitement in the mosquito division after ALL
Another factor may in the bantam
weight division that the English champion Jimmy
out ne thinks that he can acquire the bantamwegh championship d
ton to the title which he holds Herman England immediately
after his bout opportunity That is Herman
will leave unless Lynch should him heavily upon In that
event highly probable that the Prince instead
of Herman in the ring with Wilde
Herman has done boxing this vicinity acquired the
title The market FOR barams particularly They wanted
Word has reached that
Of Joe Beckett the English heavyweight tumber
the United Dempsey reports that
Brennan had lasted twelve with the England
Moran became violently homesck
The sorretopped Piburgher Dempsey
drop Willard at Toledo but the sight did make Moran blink
yeash 81 whip him. whip him. repeated every
body thought that touch If recall
opprevey hot at
Jack johnson at Paris for the title Then he
fought bout with Willard Square Garden John L.
Willard Che bout.
After the Willard bout Moran was beaten
Fred Fulton coming CHALLENGES
Georges Carpenter will not listen TO the proposal
there.
Boxers become what technically called drawing
1t always packs
Herman, the banamwght champion only interest Johnny
Wilson, the mddleweght
predecessors Al Mccoy, the Cheese Champion"
lightweight requisites for packing
them He holds the title he clever he
the heavyweight CHAMPION his
credited punch
veterweght
He has the evernes but nothing
Battling Nelson to
acquired the lightweight title Certainly Nelson
quick hnishcr He was perhaps the use boxer
be hv Of
hundreds Of blows
him they constantly amount nnish
le stand.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Crescent A. c. Quintet
Wins Sixth Game in Row

The Crescent A. c. basketball team
overwhelmed the Cooper Union quintet
at the Crescent Club last night by
score Of 10 to IS. 1t was the SIKH con
secutive for the Brook five Kinney
and ParmeH. who wele in the game III
,he second half FOR about seven min
ntes. registered &c points between
them. The score At the end Of the
arst period was 90 10 Z.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
Cornell Five Beats
Princeton, 224-2O. ? in
First League Came

Soecioi Correspondence to The Tribune
ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 2o.-Cornell
scored the first victory in the Inter-
collegiate Basketball League tonight,
defeating Princeton by the score Of
"A to 20 in an exciting and spectacular
game.
The >Tigers, who were superio, in
team work, led all the way up to the
middle of the second half, when
Molinet, Barkalew and Sidnan put
Cornell ahead, II TO 10 Legendre put
the Tigers even, and one minute be-
was 20-all
Captain Molnet, who played star
game for the Ithacans. then threw a
long basket, and thirty seconds before
the whistle blew Cornish broke loose.
and on fast dribble Down the foo,
shot the final basket OF the game.
FOR Princeton Legendre was the star
on the offense, while Molinet and Sid
man were the leaders for the Ithacans
The lineup;