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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
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Mark Twain IN his early days wae
editor OF q Missouri newspaper. =
snporslliloue subscriber wfo'o him
saying that he had found a spider
IA has paper. and asked whether
that was a sign 81 good luck lhe
humarisi wrote This answer and
printed a,
eOld Subscriber Finding q epl1ef
IN your paper was neither Food nor
bad luck Tor you. fhla spider wpf
merely looking over our paper 20
noe which merchant was mol nAyHf.
Using. no lhnl he can 50 70 Hlal
store spin hls web nnroes lhe door
and live q lsio 81 undisiufhed peace
ever afterwards
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

MANILA. May Qo-(Ry Associated
Press -Bolshevism 10 q word that
Is sadly misconstrued IN the United
States, says Major General William
\. Graves. commander In chief Of
the American Expcdiiionary Forces
which recently evacuated Siberia.
IA the mention Of a bolshevik
the people Instantly coniure a men.
tai picture OF q frowxy anarchist
with q bomb In one hand and a
torch IN tho oiher,~ be said. "nui
The holsheviki IN Russia are work.
Ing for peace and the good Of the
country. In my belief they are Try.
Ing n be eminenily fair and inst 10
Che people. They have depIored The
murder and blnodshed which took
place before they first came Into
power Ia SibeeiA-Iannary q OF This
year-and are doing everything pos
sible 10 stamp this out"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
DENVER OUTRANKs
LOUISVILLE AND 81. PAUL

WASHINGTON, D. c, May ~
Denver, Colorado. which ranked ~
the iwentysrvrnth municipality Of
the United States IN 1910. has out.
grown Louisville. Kentucky, and ".
Paul. Minnesota. which cities rank
Ell luentylourth mud twcniysiAih,
respectively. ten years ago.
The Census Bureau announced To-
day the population Of Denver was
25s. sos.
LoulsvilIc's population has been
announced as 23f,S9i, and s. Pnufl
23i.SoS.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Lafayette Heinrich Young Parry
and lwo other prisoners awaiting
trial at Deming escaped from the
county jail Tuesday night and np-
pnrently had made q good getaway.
iesicrdy. upon Information from
a ranchor, the four were recaptured
and returned 10 The jail.
A rumur wns current yesterday
that Jess Fuller. now employed al
the jail, had been injured in the
melee preceding tho escape. Mar
shall Dennis says there IL nothing
20 u.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
CEnNANTEs LAUGHED
SPANS CtiIvALRN AWAY"

TOLEDO, Spain, May 20, lBy As.
soriated press)-protest has come
from every city IN Spain against the
proposal 10 modernixe the famous
hotel In Toledo where once lived
ccrvantes, the author, who laughed
spain's chivalry away" In Don
Quixole." Many academies and art
organizations demanded that the
original character Of this resort OF
spain's great writer be preserved.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

NEW ORLEANS. La. May 20.
(ny Associated Press. General
Lee Christmas, Tor lwcniy.slx years
a prominent figure IN Latln.Amcri.
can revolutions and from whose cd.
ventures o. Henry wrote many tales,
has decided 10 retire.
''EI General" as he i besl known
IN Central America. was ia Ounie.
muln throughout The recent rcyolu.
Non there, and gave valuable serv-
ices 10 Americans who were Ia peril.
50. At 81 years Of age, Christmas,
a native ~ Memphis. has taken up
hls ailuie 81 New Orleans and says
he ia through with ihn adventures
which come 10 those who rows
through Latin America.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
nv Associated press.
SENATE ORDERS nEpOnv on
PRESIDENTIAL ExPkNsEs

WASHINGTON. d. c. May 10
Investigation o. the campalun "a
pendlinres 81 presidential candi'
dates or 81 parties Including their
ealisrlhullale, expenditures Or use
Of influence, uns today ordered b.
the Senate.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Young boys and men smoke cign.
rcts merely because they think u
looks cute h see smoke coming out
of their mouths. aud others smoke
because they think Il makes them
look more like big men. never
did have a good opinion OF a ~ciGaret
smoker. A person should never
trust them and above all things
never let them guide vehicles, be.
cause they will surely run up a
telephone pole or into a ditch.
Instead OF a boy or man dis.
graclng himself by smoking be
should take good outdoor exercise.
Exercise Is one OF the most neces
shry elements OF life. II benefits
the mind az we'll as The body. The
best and most healthful way 10 live
a. 10 take plenty Of outdoor exercise
and breathe pure air.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

ron sALE-One bedsload, pair
springs, : mattresses, 4 sanitary
couch, 3 chairs, 2 tables. 3 eas0.
line stoves, 1 oven, 2 lamps 1
dressing table, cooking utensils,
dishes, tub. washhoard, 8 water
barrels, washbench, walerhnckel,
! icebox, 2-eal. gasoline can, oil
can ; irons, 2 mops and ironing
board. Call supply Company 81.
flee. Joseph Henderson. $50
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
sOLDIEns 10 BENEFIT
~ STOCK DEALS

WASHINGTON. d. c, May a.
A 10 per cent stoek dividend tax,
Retroactive 10 last March, was today
approved by the House ways and
niraus committee ~ part Of the tax
atm scheme for financing the PRO
psssd soldier relief Legislation.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Editor Daily Courier:
There II q lady IN Columbus who
Is selling thoroughbred White Log.
horn egss guaranteed and tested,
for Matching. Another woman pur
chased a setting and when the hen
was due of the nest the lady went
10 see how many chicks she had
She found four whites ones and one
a. black as a crow. 'Oh. we'll" she
said. Everything else 10 changing.
I reckon White Leghorns r turn.
ing 10 Black Minorras.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Due 10 a change In cost Of local
shipments. the retail rae Of easo-
line has dropped 10 Sc. Columbus
FILLING station. n
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

FOR sALE-i2guasc trap gun. II
Is an imported krupp slecl bar.
relA Cost over 800. VIII sell II
cheap. Or will trade for lols
worth The money. Inquire Daily
Courier office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
SMALL TALK

The Columbus hall team has a
game on with The local Mexican bali
team for sunday.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

L0sr-Lady's shrine PIN. either on
Tan street or broadway. Return
10 woman's shop. Reward.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Prof. Gene Wright Of tho Column.
hns Thcnlor Orchcslra Al the
sprcdeagle after the show.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

FOR sALE-2h oclayes second.
hand orchestra bell, complete. ia
hand carrying case, $40 cash. see
drummer at Onyx lhealcr or nt
Daily Courier office. win furnish
course OF instruction free u
charge.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Historic quaint old Taos TO be
.beautifIed.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Two Mexican girls who answer To
the names Nellie and Susie were
seen talking TO George Clifton Par
tor ON Main street. They should
watch him or he viii close the deal,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

PRIVATE Firstclass Richard Dade,
Camp Hospital. paid two months
rent IN advance for his wife, but
she LEFT the day before he paid Il
Cor unknown parts.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

city Clerk Edwin Dean has dog
licenses for sale. and ynu have 70
buy them " YOU own a avg. The
dog snaicher will be on his job
June 4.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

James poff. e. r. knifiin. Cecil
pcndrr and Harry Whiiver were an
iomohiling aud scouting for oil
leases yesterday north OF Columbus.
They secured promises for leases
iolaling about 5000 acres oneAhlrd
OF The number necessary.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20

Sergeant FrstClass Jesse Clark,
Camp Hospital. u out ON the job
once more after ~ days OF confine
meni. We hope him good luck IN
the property office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-20
SOME ONE WAS SAYING
ny splIv and splav.

Private Charlie Cooper mlstook a
private soldier for a German soldier
from the way he pulled off his last
ON the western front.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
BROWN PREP To
MEET CATH. HIGH
Auditorium of Catholic School
Will Be Scene of Contest
This Afternoon

The Catholic High School team will
oren its basketball season at home
this afternoon. meeting the Brown
Preparatory School quintet. in the audi
torium of the Catholic High School,
Broad and Vine streets.
Coach Marquard has been working
his squad hard for the opening home
contest and all the players are in fine
tettle. He most probably will use the
same lineup which he inserted in the
Temple Prep game on Monday after
noon as follows: Clifford and To-
gan, forwards; McSally. center: Don.
ohue and Kennedy, guards.
The Purple and Gold quintet has
played three games so far this season
and has come through victorious in
two of them. The opening clash was
played with Merchantville High. and
the Jersey team was smothered under a
A. to- 20 score.
The next contest was played with the
West Philadelphia High School at their
gym. Previous to this game two of
Catholics best players. Coffey and
Boyle, were declared ineligible and were
unable to participate. The West Philly
lads simply swamped the remade team
| by the count Of Al to 1S.
Monday Catholic High Travelled to
Temple Prep's gym and walloped that
team BY the score of IL TO %. The ex =
cellent work Of Logan, the speedy Cath :
olic forward. featured. He scored
eleven field goals. Kennedy and Nc
Nally also played fine game for the
Purple and Gold. Schwartz was
the lone star for the losing side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
JOE LYNCH GETS
CHANCE At TITLE
Meets Bantam Champion Pete
Herman in 15-Round De-
cision Bout at Garden

New York. Dec. 22.-Pete Herman,
of New Orleans, worlds bantam
weight boxing champion. defends his
title in a fifteen round bout To de-
cision at Madison Square Garden to-
night against Joe Lynch, Of New York.
II will be the third worlds pugilistic
championship contest in the historic
structure within a month, Benny
Leonard and Jack Dempsey, lightweight
and heavyweight titleholders, respec-
lively, winning from their opponents.
Herman and Lynch agreed TO weigh
in at . o'clock this afternoon at lis
pounds and each was said to be slightly
under that figure. Both reported they
were in excellent condition and At for
hard battle.
The champions record shows bun to
be a slow starter. speeding up as the
contest progresses, and thus shows to
advantage in long bouts Lynch has
scored several knoCkOuts in recent con :
tests. notably his victory over Jack
Sharkey.
A diamond studded belt embeua tic
of the title, will BE- given to the winner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
SLMLER COMES HERE AS
TOUGH GUY WITH MITTS
Christmas Opponen, for CHAM
pion Leonard Is Rugged Bat
tier From Scranton, Pa;
Nerer Boxed Here Before
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

TH1CK SGMLER is supposed to be n
~ regular tough guy. He is coming
here with that reputation from Scran-
ton. Pa. but il is hard to realize how
Chick expects to enjoy his Christmas
dinner unless he outwitS Kris Kringlc
by putting on the feed bag day
ahead of time.
Whenever an opponent gets through
with Benny Leonard. or rather. vice
versa, said opponent has little thought
Simler will not have to worry about
dyspepsia tablets for dessert on Christ
mas afternoon. Still. the champion
himself doesn't think that way himself.
That boy Simlcr gave mo very
tough fght-in fact. one of the tough q.
est of my career. in November. 1916. "
is what Leonard says Of the Scranton
lad. who weighs in the ncighborhood
Of 1873 pounds. Chick gave Benny a
hard ten round bout four years ago in
New York.
During the war. and while Simler
was in the navy. he was matched by
Herman Taylor to meet Lew Tender
local star, but the contest meyer was
nut on as the ship on which Chick was
stationed went to sea and he was unable
to get a furlough.
Simler is no newcomer in the ring,
as he has been boxing for about six
years, still his set-tO with Leonard
here on Christmas afternoon at the
Olympia will be the Scranton scrapper $
maiden appearance in Philadelphia
The Simier scrap will be a forerun-
ner TO Lconard's fifteen round cham
pionship mix with Richie Mitchell IN
New York next month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Is ready to start a professional career. He
IS being handled by Eddie Murphy.
Al trazee. former lightweight boxer, ano
Patsy Brown, OF South Philadelphia, arc
looking after n stable OF boxers including
George Ramsey. velterwcight: Danny Dix,
bantam; Wllli" Brown, hyweight. and led
'k'dJ Bush. bantam.
Johnny Downcy. OF West Philadelphia. Is
being groOned by Patsy Broderick local
boxer. bowncy IS prepared for lightweight
competition.
Fighting Tommy Ryan. NIcKeesport ban
tam, will bc in Philadelphia shortly after
the holidays with his manager. Charley
Jones, according 10 letter from the latter
n which h" incosed several clippings sta ting
mat his prutrEe was a winner recently over
can max" llH pounds. but meets any one up
christmas matinee bouts as arranged OF
I0SaI CIIhs are: olympia, Kenny Leonard vs.
ShlCk sinner, Danny Kramer vs Johnny
SolsberR,, Jimmy sullivan Vs. Bobby Barrett.
A9e ape G2Ids'"in W Tommy Murray. and
Ir9!nhiny r!tity M"a% rs ~ Murphy; National. Joe
YpltE YYIpIltE ~. jimmy Murphy. Joe Jackson vs..
Mendo, Patsy Hogan vs. Darby Caspra
sailor ~ Burghv vs Young Mickey; Audi
I9rium: Sol . Dunu"ll vs.. Jimmy Jordan.
h!d west vs. Ralph Raymond. Jack White
" Al roy, Toush"y Bugan vs Danny Muir
phS ana Is @. Frenk smith VS. Lew Minsk
raE' Joe kOous ~. Mike Crcdell, Charley
. MI vs Eddi" Revoirc. Joe Belmont vs.
Al ShAw, Terry MCIiOVcrr VS. Buddy Dali, y
ana lOWmN N"-rick vs.. Joe O'COnnor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
GREATEST OF SPORTS
YEARS IS PREDICTED
Jake Gray Belieues 1921
viii Be Winner in All
Branches OF athletic
.1ctirity
BIC GOLF BOO VI
By SPICK HALL.

bN IN
NTNHIS has been q great year in
L sports of all kinds but il was
Lothins compared to what 1921 is going
TO be- -
Thus did Jake Gray muse as he pro-
ceded TO Gnnihilate a perfectly good
adipose Havana while he gazed with
comprchending Eyes at the blue skies and
green fields Of next August,
Jake Is an authority. He = man
sser of SpaIding's in Philadelphia and.
therefore. is in constant touch with III"
hammering pulse "f the athlcti" public.
II he says that next season viii b"
lean one in sports II will b." II i"
predicts sthletj" prosperity the YEAR viii
be prosperous for the sport lover. WITH
AZ respect 10 Mr. Bliss II h" and Liz
meteorological instruments wor" as ac-
curate forncaSters AS Jake Gray ""
would never BE- caught wearing VIE.
brellss, slickers and rubberS on days
when sun glasses would BE- nurr appr".
PIRATE.
Having given rcrr 70 A,- opening
thought. Jake continued
Il nayr never before seen ,."l
demand tor all kinds Of sporting para
phernalis rhis early Already III" g"t
"rs. the tennis players and IN" base
ball clubs are preparing for the outdoor
season, Alu tHlh ~ "h'H w ~ - 20 -
winter. lhe interest mat IS O''"S
taken IN every ,hrah' Z" htAeli'' =
lief and tran,renas. apparrnt,r, a.
other interests. N''.i Il, my car q,
have ! E"en NnrA an atoms" .Ig I''''
that sports mas ta'"r "' ''e P1D'''.
All Preparing
tb. scbooIs J"s o"yU1'c and co,cee. bcr@ in Pbila
seIobia A." Scttinv readv and equipping
tbamseIyes "a begin Indoor practice as
soon as Tbe hol;dars NO over This
.nme tbinE APPLIES all over The country.
FOO AZ bay" lrarncd from. uv u-s1.
rjates Not only are the schools get
ting ready for tho outdoor season. but
thp industrial .ongucs. pre-, mud semi
pros are doing The same rhiug. IaeT
all realize thar thrr" is +" be an un
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
OLD DOC 1920 DIDN'T
DEFEAT MANY CHAMPS
Dempsey, Leonard, Man O Var and Babe Ruth Suuiued
Years Battles-Joe Stecher's Wrestling Crown
Vas Heddlocked by Le,cis
Ily GRANTLAND RICE

NINETEEN twenty took its time be-
~ fore uncoiling. but on the verge of
passing out it took more than one
healthy crack Mt various champions.
For example. the official American
League averages. which have lately
appeared. show that hTy Cobb ranks
tenth among the regulars, the only
time In fourteen years he has been be-
low second place.
The vital statistics show that Sisler
Speaker. Jackson, Ruth, Collins;
Jacobson, Tobin. Rice and Felsch all
stand above the Georgian, who finally
slipped below $40.
Only a Starter
A Nd then, just before the year
~ closes out, one Joseph Stechcr steps
into q deadlock applied by Mr.. Lewis.
1t took six successive hcadlocks to
convince Lewis that he wasn't working
on concrete. but the result was enough
to drop Stecher from the main ram
part.
Nineteen twenty took his title away
Just before 1927 steps in.
The fading year then looked around
for another victim, and as Ruth was
idle and Man O. War out Of harness,
decided to pick on Jack Dempsey.
Dempsey didn't lose his crown, but he
had IL joted over on his left ear. and
thereby dropped several bundles OF
prestige and renown.
On this day n year ago the cham
pion was man killer. But Bill Rren
nan put dent in his halo, If he didn t
win.
Bill proved that the champion was
practically human and that some ono
may stop him without being a super
man. =,
Benny Leonard got by nicely. Babe
Ruth and Man o. War ceased firing
before the old ymr had another crack
for the worst it could do TO Ruth
was TO show by the published records
that he had struck out more times thar
any man in his league-a matter OF
eighty occasions. to be exact.
But the Babes" fifty four homcrs
squared that account.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

home. and home arrangement Ia tukcr
up. The larger western universities
have just as much right to expect Har-
ward or Yale to travel west without -
return game in the East There Is no
longer any royalty of the gridiron
WHEN a boxing promoter can take
w in S145,000 in gate receipts from
his public and still lose money on the
show. the ridiculous price paid fghtri ,
becomes even more apparent. Drmp<."
was certainly not worth any 500. .O0r
for Brennan match The fact that |.
could get il doesn't make him worth /,
Brennan received bigger purse for
losing than old time champions over
dreamed of getting for beating up ruggrd
challengers. AS long as promoters con
tinuc to fall for fancy purses and in
Ovcrpay every fighter concerned. thcv
are putting heavy crimp in the game.
Copyright. 1920. An ri1hts reserved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

New York, Dec. 22.--rlans for q hocLtv
tcnrn and schedule have Mt last materializro
at Columbia IN view Of the favorable SHOW
ing of the squad under tho coaching ~
Harrison. Considerable doubt was exprpascd
earlier In the season regarding tho poSsibili',
Of developing u team. but the former i.oyU,
tCanadn) star has made rapid proErcss win
his charges. so that a. !. Walker manage
OF tho seven and the former in'errollega,c
golf chnmpon. is now drawing UP q schcdnle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Long Schedule for Minors

e. Memphis, Tenn, I''c. 80 directors Of 'hc
ing, ,dccided on l54.game playing season
for 1921, 20 "2"n April II; deferred action
limit until the spring meeting; voted 10 at.
tend tho m""'!ug Of n" National Associa-
tion Of Minor Leagu" clubs in Chicago. Jan
uarv 10 N "A body, and perfected plans for "A
post-seHsOn rer"s LrXt year between the
pennant winners Of III" southern and Texas
leagues
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
MilIrose Coach Resigns

Military Athletic League middle-dist a nee
running champion. who has been connected
With the Millrose a. A. for the past 90
years in the capacity OF competitor and lalcr.
as coach. yestssrday handed In his resign
ton to ~ hs Eross se'etns h,s assgGTs rSgss
last night to divulge his reasons for with
drawing from the organization
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
White Sox Sian Hodoe

Chicago. Doc, 22.--C1arcnce c. Irodco n
big right hande', who finished last sessor
with n" White Sox, has signed for Fbe
ensuing season, Hodge formerly wsg ,ri,S
the Nashville club OF n" Southern Associa,
ton. He pitched a great game here in the
opener Of the last series with Detroit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Holiday. Grldlron Game

Ewing A. A. and All-PhlladephIa vii.
stage their annual football game on Chrlp
Y. NJ. Z. a. grounds, Forty-fourth street and
Parkside avqnue; Ewing is champion Of
pbia is defending the honors OF the south.
western section OF tho city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

DANE RUMOR SAYS CHAS. MORAN,
WIZARD OF THE CRIDLRON, WILL
QUIT LITTLE CENTRE COLLEGE,
By ROBERT w. MAXWELL
spoyt. Editsr Evening Public Bedsrr

star, James sughney and others added to the enter
tainmcut.
One of the most pleasant features the spirit oil
friendly rivalry shown toward Coaldalc. The Green team
chief rival last season, and It's sports
manship and clean playing commented upon"
Willie Ryan left guard on the football team, was
brought into the melight and held responsible for the
first victory Coadae in the game Mt Lansford
In the fourth period with the to and four sec
onds TO play Willie thought quickly had time taken out
and made It possible of play, which re-
suited in scoring the winning touchdown Since the season
ended Willie is boxing up the state under the name of
Eddie Hayes,
AMOTEMENT ras stortcd TO form athletic
os.ocidtion IN Shenandoah and keep The athletes
together all Vedr. II this is done, baseball and
football toill flourish up there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Scraps about Scrappers
(hampIon Pete Herm

Champion Pete Herman is a 7.to-6 favor-
re 20 defend his bantam crown IN Ms
scheduled ftteen-round match 20 ?uqEe
decision against Joe Lynnh AZ tne MSIaStn ,MnnIia,S,
Herman leaves tomorrow morning for Lon
Snr England whore he Is TO meet jimmy
Wilde, fywe!ght champion next inoh'N'
Johnny Krause said today that h" would
no: stage boxing show on IHr'S'tiTI"S LHs
a hv.,bout program has been arEanR"G by
The boxer. promoter m atchmaker for 'vmCr-
row nigh, with Charley turner, o, IN"
Fails, and waiiy IIinGkle. OF Grays r2, FGTry.
HUDSON vs. Eddie Ramsey. JOG l'a',-sr "
RiS re Jimmy Duffy Ys. Johnn% PaNson
and Charley Haubcr vs.. Young hdS are
other numbers.
Chick Jranetti has taken over the nan
sremert Of Johnny Perkins hantam~",eh,,
ard Harry IKid) Stewart, feathrr""tEht
Jranetu has both OF these glovemeu IN rr.me
settle for matches in their respective
ciassss.
scotty Montrith IL making ma 'ches FOR
several clubs in the South. he ~ s'eN'nG
the services OF Philadelphia boxer ,,.i.i ana
MANAGE here may reach Scot'y a. y West
TOMMY Reilly IS 70 be the on'. w. ~, ,n'DTes IirS
Und.r cover and will not spring him IN the
fans for another year or 90; !LN '0uth
IL twenty years OF age ws,EEs ',n ,,, P"uh"s a
TniddlewsEht BY the time he is rr'@: to get
under Tay.
Georrie DonneIIy. l2s-pouut"r ,... 'rrrnar
Of a diamond ring at the Ga"-'s Theatre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Germantown Academy. rated as one OF tho
best school hyes in Philadelphia, was trim
med by Northeast, 25 % II, This has
League dope.
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