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New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Commission Pats Bar
On Leonard's Brother
And Pair OF Mouogpys

The State Boxing Commission and
the license committee. at joint meet
ing Yesterday, inflicted a suspension of
thirty days on two managers Of fight
ers and licensed second for violatiaa.
Section Of the state rules govern
ing boxing bouts. This section forbids
the handlers or seconds coaching aay
Of the principals during the progress
Of the rounds, and distinctly states
that seconds must remain seated and
silent during rounds.
Charley Leonard, brother Of the
worlds lightweight CHAMPION was the
Arst TO draw a suspension under this
rule since the Walker law became op-
erativc. He was punished for persist
entity coaching from corner OF the
rirg, after being warned by Referee
Naukup, during the Benny Leonard-Joe
yelling bout in Madison Square Gar
den last Friday night.
Frank A. Bagley. manager Of Willie
jackson, and William ("Scotty") Mon
t;eth. who is again taking care Of
Johnny Dundee's ring interests, were
suspended for similar violations dur
'ns the dfteen-round bout between
these two lightweiehts at the Nanhat-
tan Casino last Monday night.
Licenses to conduct bouts were is-
sued TO the Brooklyn Arena, 1857 At
lantic Avenue, Brooklyn. and the Star
ligh. Sporting Club. $40 East l49.h
street. fifty-sevcn boxers were Ii
censed. as we'll as thirteen managers.
twenty-onc seconds, one timckeeper
and one trimmer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
De Foe 10 Battle Brown
Al Pioneer To-night

The Pioneer Sporting Club, in East
wentyfourth Street, near Lexington
Avenue, will hold its banner boxing
show to-niel' The fifteen-round fea-
ture will be between Billy De Foe, Of
ST. Paul. and Frankie Brown. of the
East Side. with ten-round semi-nnal
between X. 0. Loughln, Of South Beth
lchem. Pa. and Harlem Billy Papke
In one Of the six-round contests Mar
tin Judge. Of Philadelphia. will make
his metropolitan debut against Johnny
CC'bett OF Boston.
The De Foe Brown meeting is an
other battle in the feathcrweight elm
ination tournament that Matchmaker
Charlie Doessereck inaugurated to de-
termine tho best man TO oppose Cham
ron Kilbanc at the Pioneer Club.
Brown already has defeated Kilbane,
being the only boxer outside of Leon
ard that ever dropped the Cleveland
lad. De Foe realizes that it Will
strengthen his claim to a Champion
ship bout if he beats Brown.
Barry Hill will box kewpic Collea-
der in the feature ffteen-round bout
at the Pioneer Sporting Clubs first
Saturday night show tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Kramer and Spears
Race Italian Stars
ForChampionship

As an appetizer to the start OF .ln
international six-Gsy bicycle race,
which starts in Madison Square Gar
den at midnight Sunday. series o,
sprint championships will be hsld to-
morrow night IN the smphitheater
The feature event viii be q team race
for the worlds international indoo.
championship. Frank L. Kramer al
Bob Spears will oppose Orlando Piani
and Francisco Nerri. best to cut oI
three heats over the ne-mile roufc
Spears won ehe Horld's outdoor tilis
at Antwerp. Belgium. last summer
Nerrl captured the Italian champion
ship At Milan last year Several othe-
events viii bring out some OF the lead
ers in bikedom.
Preliminary 10 the grind, Tex Rics-
ard has planned genuine novelty In i
one-nlie sprint race. in which dozen
stage celebrities and star comedians
VIII compete or the Rickard Cup Tno
entries received include Raymond
Hitchcock. Frank Tinney. Joe Santles.
Oscar Shaw, G. P. Huntley. Joe Jack
son. Pooa es Hanneford Ernest Truck,
James Doyle. Hsrland Doyle and
Charles McNaughton 1t is expected
that Fred Stone VIII also ride
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
New Syndicate Offers to
Stage Title Bout in
June, With Ring at Hull

canada IS the latest prospective site
for the staging OF the Carpenter
Dempsey fight for the heavyweight
championship Of the world, according
to an announce @men. made Yesterday
by Tex Rickard. head Of the Madison
Square Garden Sporting Club.
A syndicate Of wealthy sportsmen
of Ottawa has assured Richard that
fund of $3.50 coo can be raised for
such bout, aud that the ring can be
pitched at Hull, which is just across
the river from Ottawa. RickErd was
asked 70 go to Ottawa and discuss the
proposition with representative of the
canadian sportsmen. 1t is proposed
that the bout be held in June.
Last night Tex declared that he
would arrange for such conference
IN me NEXT few days, but that no
definite plans had yet been made in
regard to the holding Of the bout. Tie
contract drawn up between Richard.
dempsey and Carpenter specifies that
the champl lonship bout may be held
anywhere in the United States. Mexico.
canada or Cuba, providing the prin-
cipals are allowed 5ufficient notice to
arrange for adequate training facili-
ties.
lt was lnt'mated again yesterday by
RIcAard that. Il the fight is iot held
N ~, or n1ar New, York City i will in
ali likelihood be staged in London.
where Carpenter is a great favoritc
and remarkable drawing card.
Richard also stated that, while the
contract said nothing about holding
the bout in Europe, both Jack Kearns
and Jack Dempsey had agreed to sign
s new contract for that purpose. if
thought desirable. The principals in
the big bout will probably agree to
hgnt Tor percentage of the gate re-
c,sipts' e., should the necessity arise, since
the returns would ran we'll no into six
figures were the men to battle in Lon-
don. In the original articles Dempsey
was to receive S300,000 and Carpen-
tier, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Lafayette Team to Have
Duly Elected CAPTAIN

EASTON, Pa, Dec 2-Thc Lafayette
College varsity football team will not
90 through next years schedule with
OUT having permanently elected cap
tain, as was the case this season For
several reasons captain We not
chosen for 1920, but in the opening
game With Muhlenberg Coach DR.. Suth-
erfland appointed Frank Schwah a
sophomore, as acting captain. Schwab
continued in this capacity the re-
mander Of me year.
Carl 7. Sigman. manager of ths
years team. announced tonight that
plans had been made to have a captain
elected at the testlm 7nial banquet to
be given the mem bers of the entire
football squad Saturday evening. T
captain VIII be chosen by the letter men
on the squad Immediately following the
banquet
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
FavOrites Fare
Poorly in Races
Down South
Bullet Proof Wins Shreve.
port Handicap, Defeating g
Good Field i'm Fast Time

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. e.-Favorites
Jared poorly at Jefferson Park this
afternoon, the choices in their respec-
tive races being bowled over with
startling regularity up to the fifth.
much to the discontinue of the talent
Two well-supported second choices,
The Moor in the opening event and
Lucky in the seventh. managed to
nod down in front while the form play
ers retrieved somewhat through the
victory of Parader, beld at to l and
wellridden by Jockey Coltiletti, in the
sixth.
Improved weather conditions brought
out an attendance which was somewhat
larger than has visited the track this
week. Lieutenant Perkins, ridden by
Jockey Garner, scored at odds Of 10 to
/, and many of the visiting punters
cleaned up handsomely as a result.
The Shreveport Handicap, for three
yearolds and upward, at six furlongs,
saw the defeat of The we'll backed An
gcn and St. Quentin. with the winner
turning up in Bullet Proof The time
for the distance was ! :12 2-5, within
a fifth OF a second of track record.
which was established just a year ago.
The results:
-,ca
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Otdaoa Sportsmen Tell Richard
They Can Raise $25O.OOO Fund
Harvard Offers Dates
To Army and Ohio

AMBRlDGE, Mass, Dec. .
West Point and Ohio State. the
western Conference, champion,
have been offered football dates at
Harvard with the provision that
they do not demand return engage
ments on their own fields. Major
DAILY. coach of the Army team. con-
ferred this afternoon with +. NJ.
Moore, Harvard's graduate manager.
on the possibility of a game and
was so Informed.
Twice previously Harvard has
tentatively booked West Point for
an appearance here and had the en-
gagement revoked by the War De-
partment, SO there is none too opti-
mistic a view about a game next
fall.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Ohio State Turns Down
Invitation bv Harvard

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. NO ot'.s
tonight declined the offer OF Aa5Nsl , al, 10
,,yecr ne two institutions at Cam
bT.aae sTes' in nj ISL Members Of the athletic
taS's s because Harvard refused to play
IN Columbus in 1922. The request Tor
the game vas received to-day. NV
Coach Jack wilce this AFTERNOON = pu.
the Ohio State team through ITS nrse u
practice in preparation for tho game
Win the University Of California at
pos.dor. %ow Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Zbyszko ON Hospital Cot
Describes the Head Lock

Ii any testimonial were needed to
recommend the deadly head lock of
'Strangler" Lewis one has only to seek
Wladek Zbyszko. The Polish grappler
SAID a few words yesterday while rest
ing in the dark room Of the Eye and
Far Hospital.
r wrestled Lewis many times said
Zbyszko, but never did he squeeze my
mead so hard or leave .Ae in such &
terrible condition after or match the
other night" Then Zbysz-o opened his
eyes and displayed two optics that were
bloodshot and almost invisible.
Zbyszko indeed shows the effect OF
the terrible head lock His head is
swollen and his condition Is so poor
that he was forced to call off matches
scheduled for the next few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
ks Out Sharkey i'm l 15th Round-Canada
$4,000, 900 Passed
In Betting Machines
On Maryland Tracks

RALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-rhc stu
~ pendous sum of S5O.00AOoo or
more passed through the betting
machines of the four big MARYLAND
racetracks during the season of 1IO
days just ended. according to fig
ures obtained to-day.
The new State Racing Commits
sion has not Yet made its rcport 10
tho Governor on the first six months
OF It's operation, covering only the
autumn meetings, bnt the figures
given arc regarded by persons in
close touch with racing affairs as
being, If anything. under the real
amount.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Bouts Of the Week
In Rings Hereabouts
TONIGHT

IU--N IG n
Pioneer Sporting Club-Billy De
Foe vs. frankie Brown, fifteen
rounds; Il. O. Loughlin vs.. Harlem
Billy Kelly, ten rounds.
East New York 4. C.--Rert Spcn-
Ger vs. Billy Stern. fifteen rounds.
TOMORROW NIGHT
Pioneer Sporting Club - Kewpic
CoIlender vs.. Barry Hill, fifteen
rounds.
Commonwealth S. {. Jimmy
WoOdhaven Sporting Club 49, Joe
Woods vs.. Harvey Crosby.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

Newspapers, manufacturers and men of
affairs are accusing the retailer of blocking
the wheels of industry by holding up the
movement of merchandise through refusal
10 sell at the loss called for by The present
replacement prices. We leave it to you to
judge from this announcement, and a view
of the va lues offered, whether Brill Brothers
can be included in this group.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
We Stand to Lose a
Quar- ter of a Million
and weW do it with q smile

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. That's the
loss represented throug hout our stores by the
reductions quoted in this advertisement.
We're faced with the bald, stark fact that
prices are plunging downward every day
and were going to unload. It's no longer
a case of prices coming down. They are
down-that is, they are down in Brill stores.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
New Orleans Entries

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Yoo.th race ~, fDrioug . - !;overs
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

$500; ~ fu-lonss,-The Moor 1e7 (stack>.
20 I. TO and even. won; Big son IL:
md A1Fa Hssea to III xeDsrao9 to ana sS 70 10 10
70 and TO !. third. Time. LOS IS.
Secretary. Puzzle: Ballysiher. Brown BIZ.
DanneN. Mary Fonso. Home Guard Sne
A!.n.-aute also ran
Second race ts-year-oles and upward
claiming; purse $500: furlo -er)-I-ieu-
tenant Perkins. 1os (Garnerl. !, % J. 70
ana a. to . ~on. Puiiux. 10 .Erieksonl.
Time, Ia rs. Virgie Beau Brumu,cl II
indian. Circulate. Clean Up. Lowell and
SeeSwax also ran
Third race Ca-year-oids ard upward
SAY BuTS., suTss 'ss' IS 10 5 10 and 70
won; Arch Piot.-r. lo5 CIeinisch) 10
l. even and 10 2. second: DR.. shafer. loS
Time. ii Is. scoursenan. Enos. Madsn.
T;,Ing, Fyns; Jay a,. Ihumnel. Daiwood. Tony.
Fourth race ts-yea-- olds and upward .
n,1ss ils and nsrss; ; claiming: purse 500: I
and even. won. Wiliigan. lot (Gregory)
10 70 !, TO ! and TO 8. second, Verify.
- H., 'cotilest2 II. to 2, 10 AND out.
and Keen Jane also ran.
Ffth race shreveport handicap. )
iongsl-Bullet Proof. los tColtiletti). TO
/ TO and TO 1. won. Panaman. 100
Ponce. 10 to /. 70 and s to ). second .
Rapid Day. 100 (Garner). to /. 2 TO ! and
TO S. third. Time. II. rs. Argon and
s.. Quentin also ran.
@.xih race te-year oids; purse 500; 6
ur'ongs)-Parader. llS (CoitilettN. II to
5. 70 and . TO S. won Lady Stella i1o
tLyAe). I 10 l. 0 TO and g TO { SECOND
Rolo. los (Barrett). 5 to !. to and even.
third Time. ia 2-5. Cranebir,i Thorn
hedge, Omer x, Mr. X. and Wireless also
ran
Seventh race (s-year-olds and upward
claiming. purse 800; mile and a fur
to 20 and to :. won. Cheer Leader. los
Mooney. 10 l. to and : TO ). second
Nell NorAe. 81 (Lunsfo-i). to J. 3 TO !
and TO 5, third. Time. l.a2 IS Th~
VIZ. Lady E:nmeline and Dark IlMI also
al
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Bundy Captains Yale Netmen

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. 2.-Fred
erIck NJ. Bundy, Of Norfolk, Va, to-day
was elected captain of the Yale tennis
team for 1921. He will fill the vacancy
caused by tho absence from college of
kenneth n. Hawsk. who had previously
Aeen elected cantain
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Moore Refuses 10 Fish,

CLEVELAND. Dee 2.-The ten n-rouna
bout scheduled te-nght between Pal
Moore, Of Memphis. and Carl Tremaire,
OF this city. was called off late tod. y
because Iremaiae WAS one pound over
lpu ne ght OF ll9 pounds 81.
3 ?. m. and Moore would not conceae
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Rebuilding Athletic Field

NORGANTOWN, ". Na., Dec. ~
Wor1men started yesterday 70 rep4Iio
the atuetic field Of "est 'lfg'hia o'.'
ana zeatInn cApaclty.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Harvard Club
Players Make
Squash Sweep
Champions Take All Seven
Matches From Crescents:
Yale D. ats Princeton


The Harvard Club. present cham.
plons' made clean sweep against the
Crescent A. c. in the Glass A tourna-
ment Of the Metropolitan Leagus
Squash Tennis Association Yesterday
afternoon on the courts of the Harvard
'iNo. The Crimson players scored vic
tories in all seven matches. but were
hard pressed in several OF them. four
going to three games. In the other
t!ass A match the Yale Club players
defeated the Princeton Club, to 3, On
the Yale Club courts.
The representatives of the Harvard
Club presented a strong combination
against their Brooklyn opponents.
Even Charles NJ. Bail jr., who reached
the fourth round in .hc annual fall
tournament by defeating Anderson
Dana on Wednesday, was beaten. Bull
lost three game match to Fillmore
Van S. Hyde, the former national cham
pion, after making a sensational rally
in the second game.
Anderson Dana, three times runner
up for the national title, was also
forced to an extra game in his match
with K. +. Fink, who unexpectedly won
the first game. Dana rallied quickly,
however, and took the other five by
safe margins. Ralph G. Coburn, who
ranks tenth in the national list, also
played an extra game match with G. ".
Dingee.
The Yale Club triumphed by the slim
1nargi1 OF one match nat in its contest
locked at 3-~all J. S. Troustine brought
the honors to the Blue by defeating c..
Harris, 15-9, 1s-l5.
The fourth round Of the annual fall
scratch tournament was postponed until
to-day. as most Of the contendinE play
ers desired to play in the team n matches.
The summaries:
Harvard. :. Crescent 4. {. 0.
p. N. Morrison, Harvard. defeated James
Hyde. harvard defeated C. NJ f,ull ir.. .Cres-
cent. l5-7, i5-l7. l5-ll; An ierson Dana,
Harvard. defeated Il. t'ink. CF"cent
1915. l5-S, lj-s: Ra Jpn Coburn. Harvard.
defoater c. ~. D'ngee. Crescent. s-l5. l5-7
154 j. A. Richards. Harvard. oefeeted
Andrew Baxter IT.. Crescent. l5-5 la-l2 i.
waugh. CRESCENT l5-7, 7-l5. l5-l, L. J.
Grinell. Harvard. defea;d J.. 5. Torrens
Crescent, 15-2. l56
Vale Club, i Princeton. 5.
y X. Mi7seM. Princeton. defeated Iiv
6 J Maccurs, yaIr deiea5ed John Taylor
Princeton, is. ISIS, $50, Haro Tobey
Princeton: defeated stuyvessn, Vain
wright. Ysle. $40 ISIS 2 Howard.
Yale, defeated \. ". Riley pr.-cteon.
l5-lo. 1913, Il. y. Harvey. Priacct.. dc
teated II. +. Stern Yale. --l5. 1910. '.-l2
y S. Baker. Yale. defeated } e. Nicely.
Princeton. l5-b. l5-12 j. s. Trounstiao
Yale. defeated c. Harris. Princeton. l5-s.
1915.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
Seek Only to Expand

CHICAGO, Dec. The Western
Golf Association has no war With the
United States Colt Association, do
clared Albert T. Gates. vice-president
OF the Western association ana Z men,
ber of the Calumes Country Club,
whicn IS ar active membec Of the
United States Golf Association. in a
Statenen. issued tonight relative to
recent plans announced for expans on
Of the Western association.
Our movement IS simply one Of
expansion" he said I'VE have grown
from eleven clubs e more than 300
including some eleven clubs in Canada
and one as far west as the Hawaiisn
islands. understand some Eastern
clubs have expressed desire to unite
N.-h the Western, preferring cur more
liberal rulings in go!f to those OF the
United States Golf Association. These
Eastern clubs are around Bottom.
These expansions are nor q new
idea. It was brougnt up before the
war, but was dropped in that period,
70 be taken up now th&t there seems
10 be such call for expansion.
Il doubt If there viii be sny war
We viii not make one, as we are simply
ezpanding and may change the name
Of our organization to cover the ex-
pansioN."
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03
BAY State Golfers
To Z phold National
Body in Big Fight

BOSTON, Dec. 2.-The Massachusetts,
Golf Association to-day aligned itself
with the United States Golf Associa-
ton in the controversy which threat
ems TO develop conflict over the gov
eminent OF golf in this country.
The executive committee Of the
state association drew up formal reso-
lut-ons regretting the appearance Of
cissension. expressing strong opposi-
ton at the suggestion Of supplanting
the [. s. G. A. with another body. and
adding hope that means might be
found OF rnionizing diverse inter
ests. Barton K. Stephenson was re-
nominated as president
New-York tribune., 1920-12-03

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS

Society women wash th,it own
hair NOT hocaus, It Is a fad, but hc-
cause they wish to obtain the great
est possibly hair beauty and be- sure
they Jry not using anything harmful
Thcy have found that In Nasuiug the
hair it is never wise to use a make
shift but les always advisable Co use
q preparation made Tor sh1mpouiur
only Many Of our friends say they
get the best results from simple
home made canthroN mixture. You
can use this az "a cost OF about ? cents
a shampoo hv getting some CanthruN
from Your druggist ana dissolNinE "a
icaspuuntul iu a cup Of hot water.
This makes enough shampoo liquid
to- apply To all the hair instead ~
iust the top OF IN" head 1s with
most preparations. Daudruff, excess
oil and dirt are dissolved and en-
tirely disappear In the riusug water.
Your hair viii bc so flufCy that IL
will look much HEAVIER than IL is. Its
lustcr and softucss will also delight
YOU. .---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
A COMPLEXION
WORTH HAVING
\ Nrl,vtN skin and crystal Clcnr Com
picNiun--rimpic, and such iNcmishcs
Gone -- This T. the story Of Stuart's
calcium waters.

n you viii look closely at wonder
mLIN hnaulIfnl aL.-u. nnl ohsorye Us eotL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

brought his ashes over the Nput-
iachhu trail and on their arrival W
the mountains summit found ahoil
90 persons. including women, wh"
had journcycd from surrounding
towns TO witness the simple service.
John II. Knapp, Of weyland. read
4 buti,l scrvice following which i.
n. Watson. Of Brookline, Mass. ,N-
ccutcr Of Tainters will. placed she
.urp into the drilled rock on To"
mountain top. over the urn was
placed tho bronze tablet inscribed
"In the acquisition Of lands Tor
this national forest he rendered
notable service, and In conformity 10
MS wish his ashes repose herein.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

tiou os tho land allotted to Mary
Partridge described in this deed are
hereby removed ana the within
decd IS approved
In our opinion the deed from
Mary Partridge and hcr husband,
ToLc Partridge Go j. T.. Croshlc.
passed the ,utirc title of Mary
Partridge Tho land has been plat
ed ana sold and hundreds of homes
built theron Title to the adli.
ton has been passed boy practically
.vvc~v attorney m the city of Tulsa.
The filing OF the suit in tho dis.
trict court of Tulsa county scckiu
TO cust doubt ON this title Us far
reaching ion its effects and VIII nee.
css1riv work hardship ON the
owners OF tho land IN this addition. .'
There is t1rort that the proper
~ owners uf the land iu question
vu hold &, meeting sunday for tho
purpose of putting forth concerted
action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
Weigh and Measure
All School Children in
Cincinnati Schools

CINCINNATI ohio. oct Be-.
weighing and measuring uf every
school chud I'm Cincinnati has
started. The work is being done
by teachers.
charts detailing the results ~
this work viii bc turned over to
tho city health departments bis
tur' health officials Wiil thDu
make a thorough physDsl exam
iuaVou ut those children. who, ac-
cordtuR TO the charts. are under
WUIrht
This is the most thuruuEh and
svHt,mltic inspection ever at
tempted OF Ciuinnati's school chill
ur.u.