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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
FRENCHMAN'S GLASS
WILL BE SETTLED
Bout With Levinsky in Jersey
City Tonight Important
Test.
Boxing Events in
Jersey Tonight

DLACE-Jersey City Ball Park.
West Side avenue, Jersey City.
L Time-Doors open p. NJ.
Band concert to p. M.
Bouts-Dan Lynch VS.. Jim Mont
somery. Frankie Burns of Jersey City
vs.. Patsy johnson of Toronto. Kid
Lewis VS.. Marcel Thomas of France.
Kewpie Collender of New York VS..
Babe Asher of st. Louis, Georges
Carpenter, heavyweight champion of
Europe. VS.. Battling Levinsky, light
weight champion of America
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NIGHTENGALE AT WEST VIRGINIA,

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct. 1.-THE re-
port that Gordon L. Nightingale. great New
Hampshire State runner. who high
honors at the Penn relays last spring would
enter West Virginia University was con-
firmed here to-day. Nightengale enrolled
here last week, but II is understood that he
Is graduate student and II so he would be
ineligible for competition this year because
of the migratory rule.
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FINNISH uREsrIER HERE

Armas Otto Laitinan, who claims to BIO the
champion Finnish wrestler. arrived here yes
terday on the Scandinavian American liner
United States TO arrange for season of
wrestling In this country. He weighs go
pounds and has his last forty-seven
bouts, he said. He trained the Finnish
wrestling team for the recent Olympic con-
tests Seventeen took part and nine won first
placeS
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Mails Pitches Is
Scoreless Innings
usTrR MAILS has pitched

~ Ulster MAILS has pitched
practically sixteen innings in
this series without being
scored on, and thereby has made
good his threat TO make the Brook
Ign club sorry they released him four
years ago. Relieving Ray Caldwell
after one batter had been retired in
the first inning OF the third game in
Brooklyn last Thursday, Mails held
the Dodgers scoreless TO the end Of
tho seventh inning being relieved In
the eighth TO make room for n pinch
hitter. He held Wilbert Robinson's
men to three hits on that occasion.
Yesterday Mails yielded only three
hits In nine inningA
Combining both games Mails has
allowed an average of approximately
one hit every two and a half innings.
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TILDEN IN EXHIBITION, MATCH.

PRINCETON, Oct 11.-An exhibition
tennis match of interest will take place
here tomorrow when William T. Tilden.
national champion and winner at VIM
bledon last summer. will play either
Watson NJ Washburn or Charles Gar
land, the latter a member of the Davis
cup team. The winner of this contest
will meet either Leonard Beekman.
Princeton's leader last year. or Dean
Mathey, another local tennis player.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
7. D. ARMOUR WINS
MEDAL AT NASSAU
Scottish Amateur Makes Good,
Leading Field in Tourney
With Card of rs.
BY KERR N. PETRIE.

Somewhere the sun Is shining even
for the golfer After ploughing through
the dark clouds of defeat that en-
veloped him In the Piping Rock and
Arcola tournaments Thomas ID. Ar
mour the Scottish afnateur and holder
OF the French championship. came fly
ing safely back to sunshine and clear
sky yesterday and scored his first
American triumph of consequence by
leading a field of Ill players in the
qualifying round ofa the annual invita-
ton tournament of the Nassau Country
Club With a card Of 76 Armour had
no more than the proverbial eyelash
margin, for Reginald M. Lewis of Green
witch and Gardiner w. White, the home
champion, were right on his heels at
II. But, considering that 1t was his
first time around the course and also
giving a thought to the way most of
the players were slSidding around the
putting greens and openly airing their
complaints while handing in their cards.
the linksman from overseas has to be
given full credit for a top notch per-
Torrance.
Armour probably would have con-
sidered his cup of JOY filled to over
flowing had William Reekie, his con-
queror in he Arcola semi-final, been
one of those who also ran. Still 1t
was something to square accounts with
White, who, 1t may be recalled. elmi-
mated Armour In the semi-final of the
Piping Rock tournament. Nor did it
remove any of the gilt from the ginger
bread by having that triumph come to
him on Whites home Kinks
The French champion won the medal
by taking one shot less than his rivals
on the first nine, for where White and
Lewis turned in 3S each Armour made
It 81. Incidentally Armour and James
r. Hyde of South Shore were the only
ones to tally 81 on the first half of
the course.
Armour get away to a good start, but
after on the first he dropped strokes
at each of the second and third A 8
at the short fourth was followed by a
5 at the fifth but from that point to
the turn every hole was made at it's
true value. Starting the second nine
Armour hit a long ball half way up
the hill at the corner of the woods, but
although he was hole high with a half
iron the hole cost him 5. On these
last nine holes extra puts several
times made their appearance. while on
the home hole Armour drove into the
left hand bunker by way of variety.
otherwise he would have been home in
3S for rs. His card:
Out ,......3 G 2 r z 4-37
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CUTLER WINS WITH CUE.

Albert Cutler last night defeated David
McAndess. 800 to 1877 in the first block OF
their 800 point match az 1872 balkline bill
iards In Maurice Days rooms. Cutler re-
turned high run OF 50, while McAndless's
hest cluster was AZ.
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PLAY THREE CUSHIONS.

In the first annual three cushion billiard
tournament at Thum's last night, Mamie
Letter (scratch) defeated Abe Surken (25)
by 80 to IL in seventy-seven innings. There
| will be no game tonight. Tomorrow night
the contestants will be Sam Garfunkle and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12
rpowN sToPs FITZGERALD.

Special Despatch 20 TIE HERALD.
TRENTON. n. j.. Oct. 1l.--GeorEie Brown
% Nav York knocked out Whitley Fitzgerald
in The sixth round at the Arena Club to-
night. Browns body punches wore down
whi,ev and finally In the sixth round
Ccnreie crossed his right for what was the
fi,~t X o. Of Fitzreraid's career.
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pauIIsT A. G. BOXING TOURNAMENT

The Paulist A. @. viii stage an amateur
boxing tournament on the nights OF October
Is and 20. In Columbus Hall, on West six
ticth street. The weight classes 10 be con-
tested are at 10 pounds, lis pounds, las
pounds and 1876 pounds. Emf ries close Oc-
tober 16 with Rennie Levine 900 broadway.
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rsrrnNArroNAL SOCCER TODAY.

England and Scotland viii meet once more
This afternoon for supremacy on the soccer
rrtdiron In an effort 10 break the tic be-
sween them in the annual International com
nrtifion under the auspices Of the New York
footbailers Protective Association. The
Yield. Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK BOXER LOSES.

Of ST. Paul, defeated Able Friedman. OF
New York, here tonight in a twelve round
bout. The men are featherweights. Moore
carried every round but the tenth and
eleventh.
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BY CHARLES F. MATHrsoN.

The status Of Georges Carpenter as a
heavyweight pugilist should be definitely
settled tonight after his bout with Bat
Ting Levtnslxy at the Jersey City base
ball grounds. 1t will be known at the
conclusion of the, contest If the French
! man is the great boxer and brilliant
pei former pictured by his admirers in
Europe.
In his own country Carpenter oc-
, cupies a pugilistic pedestal quite az
high and imposing as that on which
Dempsey rests in America. and the only
question Is as to the comparative
merits of boxing In Europe and In this
country. That Is the interesting uues-
ton that should be settled by the bout
tonight.
Beyond doubt Levinsky Is the ablest
boxer that Carpenter ever has faced In
the ring. Bombardier Wells at his best
may have been somewhat cfeverer In de-
fence than Levinsky, but the Briton
could never weather punch on the
jaw, while Levinsky has shown ability
to assimlate punishment except when
he faced Dempsey. Beckett was so slow
that any one could have hit him on the
jaw, and Gunboat Smith also is in the
cart horse class. Levlnsky is a re
sourceful boxer. good ring general
| but not a heavy hitter.
Therefore the question arises IL Car
| pentier can penetrate the Levinsky de-
| fence with the certainty that Dempsey
! did and stop the Battler in a few
rounds. If he succeeds in doing this he
will be accepted as the logical opponent
of Dempsey. but If he fails he will be
| re'egated by American opinion to the
| same class Of a majority of American
u aisvb 70 xyh 70 rda 6 a q
| fit opponents for the worlds champion.
II the Frenchman is within 20 per
cent. of the form ascribed to him by
| his supporters he should stop the Bat
| tier in three rounds. If he fails to do
SC and the bout goes the limit NJ Car
pentier will be justified in packing his
trunk and returning to France.
The patrons of the Commonwealth
| Sporting Club are assured of a pugilistic
treat next Thursday night when Bobby
Michaels, the East Side knockout expert,
and Tommy Noble. the British boxer,
square off at each other. The agrees
| siveness of both men makes certain a
! lively contest.
! Tex Richards next entertainment will
take place at Madison Square Garden
next Friday night when two fifteen
round bouts will be staged. The first
will introduce Jack Sharkey In con
test with Charley Ledoux, and Joe
| Lynch will box Jabez White, an Albany
bantam. Sharkey and Ledoux should
put up sizzling encounter, as both are
| combative and hard hitters. White Is
said to be a clever boxer, and he and
Lynch should furnish an interesting
bout
| Charley Doessereck. manager OF the
Rayonne A. A.. has scheduled an at
tractive bout for next Thursday night
when Johnny Drummie will meet Willie
Curry.
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scARspALE HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

weights for the Scarsdale Handicap
for three-year-olds and upward, TO be
run on the opening day of the Empire
City Racing Association, Saturday, are
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who played tackle with great dis
tinction for West Virginia last
autumn and who is picked by his
followers as a sure All-American
end this year.
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Charley Doessereck. manager OF the
Rayonne A. A.. has scheduled an at
tractive bout for next Thursday night
when Johnny Drummie will meet Willie
Curry.
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Penalties accrue from p. M, octo-
Der IL.
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Vol. 9, r. Go; Medford, Cottage Add
Lots g. Z e s, Blk. /, $685.; ac.
crued interest, $3l7S.
No. 55S3-W. r. York, Vol. 3, p
65; Medford, Cottage Add, des, 81,
/, part Lot II, Blk. /, $lO.95; ac.
crued interest, S3.G5.
No. 55S4-W. A. Lovel1ce Vol 3
p. Sc; Medford, Cottage add, As IT,
lot 2nd from N. line and part OF
71-10, also part Lots /, 2, 3, Beatty.
Add, Blk. is, Lot II, Blk. t. As IT,
Lot 3rd from n. line and part OF
71-1O & Lots 2 & 3, Blk. is, Beatty's
Add, Lots II & 10, Blk. /, S2I10;
accrued interest, $500.
No. 55S5-J. +. & N. f. Latham.
Vol. 3, p. Sc; Medford, Cottage
Add, des. 96-191, part Lot 4, Blk,
2, SIZES; accrued interest, S5.S5.
No. National Smety Co.
Vol. 3, p. GS; Meltord. Cottage
Home Add, des. 9G-567, part Lot 70,
Blk l, $11.4S; accrued interest
$3.50.
No. 559O-W. N. Holmes Vol. 3,
P. 20; Medford, Conroy & Clancy
Add, Lot 7, Blk. /, $17O3; accrued
interest, $5.G7.
No. 5591-R. J. Conroy, Vol, 3, p.
7O Mediord, Conroy & Clancy Add,
Lots S & 9, Blk. l, S3S.17; accrued
interest, $l105.
No. 5592-R. ]. Conroy, Vol. g.,
p. n; Nedford, Conroy G Clancy
Add, Lots II & IS, Blk. !, Lots TO-,
II, 10 & II, Blk. 2, $61.99; accrued
interest. S2O.GG.
No. $500. G. Ware, Vol. 3, p.
II; Medford, Conroy & Clancy Add.
Lot 6, Blk. 2, $l1.4S; accrued in
terest, $3.S2.
No. Chelgren Bros, Vol 3,
p. II; Mediord, Conroy & Clancy
Add, Lat Is, Blk. 2, S1O42; ac-
crued interest, S347,
No. 5595-W. X. Donnoyik Vol
3. p. II; Medford, COnroy & clancy
Add, Lot 16, Blk. 2, $lO.i2; ac-
crued interest $347.
No. 559G-T. II. Caughey Vol. 3,
P. 70; Medford, Columbus Ave.
Hqts., Lot ,, Blk. 1, SG19; accrued
interest, S2.OG.
No 5597-S. T. Wolverton Vol 3,
P. so; Medford, Edmeades Add,
Lots & 4, Blk. 2, $15.7O; accrued
interest, $5.23.
No. 559S-J. s. Offutt, Vol 3, I.
so; Medford Fairmount Add, Lots
8, . & 10, Blk. /, $22.O5; accrued
interest, $735.
No. 5599--R Schuller, Vol. 2, p.
SO; Medford, Fairmount Add, Lot
10. Blk .; 1896; accrued interest
$312.
M 5GO1-E. II. Potter, VOL ?, p.
SO; Medtord, Fairmount Add- Lot
@ Blk. 3, $12.O1; accrued interest
$500.
No. 5GO2-Mrs. NJ. A. Bacon, Vol
3 p. 81: Medford, Fairmount Add,
Lot 5, Blk. 5, $114S; accrued in
terest, $3.82.
No. 56O3-W. II. Burris, Vol. 3,
P. S4; Medford, Fairmomt Add,
Lot c, Blk. 3, S12.O1; accrued inter
est. $500.
No: 5GO4-R. schuller Vol 3, p.
S5: Modford, Fairmount Add, Lot
10, Blk. 6, $3.50; accrued interest
S4.53.
No. 5GO5-L. G. Porter Vol 3, p.
S5; Medford. Fruitdale Add Lot T.
Blk. /, $3.50: accrued interest
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interest, S2.20.
No. 56S3-Clare NJ Wood, Vol. 4,
p, 10; Medford, Riverside Sub. Div,
SEE Lot 9, Blk. /, S6.61; accrued
interest, $2.2O.
No, 5GS4-F. C. Burgess, ct al,
Vol 4, P. 10; Medford, Riverside
Sub. Div, Lot 10, Blk. 1, $500; ac-
crued interest, $2.6S.
No 56S5-Annie NJ, Walters, Vol.
4, p. II; Medrord, Riverside Sub
Div, Lot -, Blk 3, $l2.O1; accrued
, interest, $500.
No 5GS6-Clarenc Hayerty, Vol
4, p. 13; Medford, Roanoake Add,
Lot 6, Blk. /, $2O.4S; accrued in
terest, $6.82.
No. 56S7-W. D. James, Vol. 4, P.
13; Medford, Roanoke Add, Lot Is,
Blk. l, $19A2; accrued interest,
$6.47.
No. 56SS-R. NJ. Poole Vol 4, P.
IA; Medford, Ross Add, Lot 2, Biz
3, 1854; accrued interest S2.9i.
No. 56S9-F. L. Baker Vol 4, p.
IS; Medford, Ross Add, Lot 3, Blk
/ 4, $12.S1; accrued interest, $A27.
/ No. 5690-W. NJ. Holmes, Vol 4,
p. IS; Medford, Ross Add, Lot
6, Blk. 5; S15.72; accrued interest,
1924.
569l-J. c. Collins, Vol. 4, p. 16;
Medford Ross Add, Lot II, Blk. 3,
$l5.72; accrued interest, 1924,
: No. 5692-E. c. Libby, Vol. 4, p.
II; Medford, Ross Add, Lot 6, Blk.
Z, $11.4S; accrued interest, $3.S2,
No. 5693-Jas. b. Craig, Vol. 4, p.
II, Medford, Ross Add, Lot 5, Blk.
$ $2lOl: accrued interest, $500.
No. 5694-G. w. Stull, Vol 1, r..
IS; Medlord Rose Park Add, Lot
6, Blk. /, 1854; accrued interest,
$2.94.
No. 5695-Blanch L. Alexander,
Vol, A. p. 90; Medford, Rose Ave.
Add, Lot ;, Blk. 3, $li13; accrued
interest, SAIL
No. $500. r. Chaffee, Vol 4,
p. 2l; Medford Shorts Add, NE i9I
IT, of Lot ,, $16.24; accrued inter
est $5.41.
No. 5G97-E. H. Lampert, Vol H.
p. 81; Medford Shorts Add. de8.
(R) 1880, part Lot ., $l5.9S; ac-
crued interest $5.32.
No 569S-A. A. Moody, Vol 4, ?. |
"a; Medford, Siskiyou Hgts, Lots
3 & 4, Blk. 6, $11.4S; accrued in
terest, $3.S2.
Ma 5coo uooov Vol y I
o.. ''' ,iaJsanl cisl,i"ou rIots Iots
. 20 ~ inci pik g S9-1o. or-
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WON ,UI' Hsts L. eyt NIX : It's I7IS ~ 90
70" y, ns'S' ,c vS' n ',n'5 an5 p,. S5 % anl =
- S,I. ~ Ia, 90 o. ~ oSE Si,' aIs" an, @ oS a.
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crued interest, $4.70.
No. 57S2-C. l.. Rawson, Vol. 4,
P. 52; Medford, Walnut Park Add,
Lots l & 2, Blk. 4, $16.76; accrued
interest, $5.5S.
No. 5733-J. w. & Sarah Bobbins.
Vol 4, p. so; Medford, West Add,
Lot 3, Blk. 3, $1IS3; accrued in
tercst, $5.94.
No. 5734-Delia Clement, Vol 4,
p. 50; Medford, West Walnut Park,
Lots 3 & 4, Blk 2, $3S.46; accrued
interest, $I2.S2.
! No. 5736-R. j. COnrOy, Vol. 4, p.
IS; Medford, Whitman Park, Lot II,
Blk ?, $lA93; accrued interest,
$497.
No. 5737-W. D. Jackson, Vol 4,
p. 5S; Medford, Whitman Park, Lot
21, Blk. ., $1S.GG; accrued interest,
i$455.
No. 57SS-C, H. T. Parker, Vol. 4,
p. SO; Medford, Wildwood Add,
Lots 1 & ., Blk /, Lots & ., Blk.
3, $41.3S; accrued interest, $l3.79.
No. 57l2-Geo. Carter, Vol. 6, p.
10; NWh OF SEA, Sec. IA, Twp. "a,
r. 4W, $12.4S; accrued interest,
I$416.
No. 5743-M. +. Wickstrom, Vol.
b. =. 10; VIZ OF NEA OF NV 4
SW 4 OF NW4 a Sl2 OF NV of
NWh, Sec. Is, Twp. 81, X. 4W,
$1S.06; accrued interest, $500.
No. 5744-C. Il, Wickstrom, Vol.
STit o, ~, Soo aE : VI r,n Nm = * ~ " q ,U "
s1 SN 8 ..., oeo, - i,p i"p. 90 90 ~ '"'
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no, oIf'm"iCESJrom I,t, ", Slui,1 M,WinS CO. 60"
a. r, ", u NH Iu = q. S io. II o.rnod 20 "go,
~, NV, l|p' 81 o. ~ 1"' 9''''' ''''"'"
'"'el '''' 2l,'''
No. 575l-Three Pines Timber
Co, Vol. ., T, IA; + 2 OF tract l.
NV = OF SW 4, Z 2 OF iraefl, SW =
of SW a. See. "l' TWP. ~ X. 4N'
$S.l9; accrued interest $2.,3.
No 5752-E. 4, smith NoI' =.
r.. T., a. W p Oh tract ir"c' !. NV = 80, "
> >" a Her, . =. lNP o. w. NV
T7.''' "cC' "'u interest Pi,'o'
No. 5153-tydraulic Mining co"
Vol, 6, ?. i5' Iract+, W z OF NV =,
Sec 81, Twp. "a, r. 4W, $1S.OG;
accrued interest, S6.O2.
M 5755- -uydror,ic Mining Co..
Vol. 6, p. II; SEI of NEA x
lW, SfSO6; accrued interest $6.O9.
No. 575G-C. W. Jones. Vol. 6, p.
II; W. of SEL & SE4 OF SEA,
Sec. >. Twp. 80; r. 4W, fire patrol
included SiI19, accrued interest,
Sl73.
No. 575S-Belle Nickel. Vol. G,
p 10. NEH or NW1 Sec 10. Twp.
NJ II 4W S2.6l, accrued interest.
SOSS
No, 5759-Mary Brownsworth
Est. VOL G. p. 10; SWT of NWA,
Soc "a Twn A r iW' sG.0l; ac-
crned interest S2.Ol.
No 5761-I b. Kirk, Vol. G. p.
a. Eis of NET of NEH. Sec. "a,
Twp. Is. r. 4W, $5l9; accrued in
torest s173.
M 5-Go e T. Collins, Vol. G. p.
%. und b. int in NEl of NET,
fire patrol included, Sec. &c. TWP.
lIN i"',W. ,...i ,,,t,,,,.,
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p. 1lS; Medford, Kenwood Add, S
so it. of N, $50 IT. Lot 13, Blk, 3
$2.21; accrued interest, $0.73.
No. 56S6-Francis A. snfth, Vol
3, p. 116; Medrord, King Add.
Lots Z & s, Blk. /, $2O.4S; accrued
interest, S6.S2.
No. 5G87-N b. Glover, Vol 3
?. III; Medlord, Laurel Park Add.
Lot 20, $40; accrued interest
$3.O3.
No. 563S-M. II. Horton, Vol 3
p. III; Medford, Laurel Park Add.
Lot 2l, $9.O9; accrued interest
$3.O3.
No. 5G39-L. J. Meeker, Vol. 3, p
1873; Medford, Meekers Add, Lot /
Blk. 8, $3.50; accrued interest
$453.
No. SCION. L. Church, (parson-
age) Vol 3, p. 1923; Medford, Nor
eys Add, Lot 4, $7G.O3; accrued in
terest, $25.3i.
No. 56ll-Wm, S. Brown, Vol. 3,
p. 1873; Medtord, NeWton Add, Lots
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
BEL LIEVE CARPENTIER IS
 A REGULAR WONDER MAN
British Say French Fighter Should Defeat Jack Dempsey They Also Think Joe Beckett is Champion After
 the Many Times He Has Been Forced to Sleep.

fight is staged on the other side and Dempsey goes over there to train, the betting odds will f1uctuate after the him over. But now they can't see anything but Carpenter.
 After Moran knocked Beckett out one of the members of the National Sporting club asked me if I couldn't t arrange to have Bill Brennan or some other good heavyweight come across to fight before his club. He even suggested Dempsey and wanted to stage Beckett on the other end of the match.
 Whats the ma tier with Moran, I asked him. said Tex. and he replied that Moran wouldn't do because he was not a champion and because he did not rank a a top notcher among Americans. And this after he had -nocked Beckett for a goal in two rounds. So you see theV point % . O'Rourke~ that the English are enthusiastic over the plan of the In- ternational Sporting club for encour- aging amateurs. creating champions in the various industries and bringing 8 together the leading amateur title holders of different nations.
 O'Rourke brought back the heavy and mid dIeweight champions of the London police force and the army and navy title holders. The Ameri- can champions will be selected soon and theb outs will be featured by the International Sporting club about the middle of January.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-24
By Jack Veiock.

New York, Dec. 24-E'Georges Car pentier should defeat your man Dempsey. There has never been another like Georges.
 Should Carpenter fail, even to the point of getting knocked out, Dempsey will never be able to really beat him; never crush his spirit"
 Here is the English viewpoint Of the French champion and the angle from which the average British fight fan looks at a. fighter, according to Tex O'Rourke, matchmaker of the International Sporting club, who has just returned to this country from a trip abroad, bringing back some Of London's best amateur battlers.
 They have a different way of look ing at a fighter over there," said O'Rourke today. "Once a boxer has established himself-got a reputation he can go on and on, no matter how many times he is beaten. Look at Beckett gor instance. I'll venture We have ten men or perhaps more in this country who could knock Beck .ett out, but the English still stick to him. He's thee hampton and that settles it.
 ''When Carpenter and Dempsey meet, there's going to be a lot of British and French money on the handsome Georges and at odds. Why, you can get two to one on Carpenter in France right now and as good as 10 to ' in England. Perhaps, if the