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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
SoCio|Ogie sau reaCtiune?
(Scrisoare deschisa catre un bun coleg).
De BOGDAN-DUICA.

zofia istoriei Angliei, este, scum
pc coleg, o fabula englezeasca
din care Ardealul ar trebui sd
invete urmatoarele lucruri, din
punct de vedere rominesc -- con-
testabile:
l. Rominm nu trebuie ''sa Sc
amestece in trebllrile politice".
2. CInd Sc vor face ''greseli
mari, Romfnii sd intervie, sd
dea jos pc cei gresiti; La nevoie
sa lie tale 81 capul.
3. Rominul sa nu sd increaza
in 'macelari ori scriitorasi'' pr-
litici, deoare-ce ''mestesugul
guverna este mai bine prac.
eat de oamenii care, prin averea
sau succesul lor'', au avut pu-
tinta sa sc ocupe de chestiunile
publice mai multi de cit "cel care
munceste din greu pentru exis-
tenta".
4. Rominul trcbuie sd admita
a fl condus de ''cei putini'' earl
sunt 'sefii industriei, agricultu-
| rel, stiintei, artei''. Gel putini
compnn "clasele conducatoare
traditionale"! Eli sunt elita
| 5. In rindul celor putini Sd Sc
faca loc celor cuminti
Cred ca are extras toate ideile
fundamentals ale lui Collier, pc
care D-ta iubitc coleg, nil faci
cunoscut, lnsa numai in alb
stract, fara materialul 'biologic-
; englezesc, in care siStemul social
polite arafat s'a desvoltat.
! Daca. in contra opuncrii noa-
sire, acest siStem nj s. ar aplicG
iaraSi noua. in imitatia noastrd
de pima acum, atunci iata ce
ar fl:
! Gel Gu avere STAR reface lati
fundiul agrar. 81 l'ar Sport pt
eel financiar fara sa-Si bata cd
pil cu cei-ce lupta din greu pen
tru eXistenta, pentrllca nici odat;
nu Si-au batut capul cu aceasti
mizerabiia existenta de cit il
prcportii in care bataia de cal
nu atingea serios averea lor
Gel Gu success STAR relua att
: tudinele de vMiri - cum err;
inainte de 1888, cind vizirIatul /
eazut definitiv, gratie unei opo
zitii anti-liberalc care inte!eses
ca averea, pentru eel putini, in
J locuise ori-ce scop polite 81
natos.
! Clasele conducatoare-traditio
male ar Ii iarasi toata greco-bul
galimea, care facusc - La 1872
- din taran!i romini 0 coleetl
, de schelcte, care 81 dlrpa dccea
stors ca vampirii, slngcle din
vinelc taranesti 81 ne-a dat pri
lejul sa asi,tam la amara revolt;
!, a lui NJ. Eminescu contra aceste
vampirimi.
Elita, da, in = Anglia; dar |:
moi? Oar dati-ne odata portretu
acelei ''elite" pc care o dorit
intoarsa inapoi! Dati-ne, odata
doyezile, ca moi am ayut elit;
politica, care intemeiat tara
sanatoasa!
Trecutlll nostru, de multi III
coace, este linie descedcnta
! abba de curind intoarsa, in uncle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
VERNON OPENS
HERE TODAY

Seattle faces tough series again
this week when the Vernon Tigers
tangle with the tribe. The series will
open this afternoon at the Rainier
valley baseball orchard. Tho last
time the Tigers were here we man
aged to grab the odd game In a nine
game series.
The Tigers have lost babe" Bor-
ton, one Of their hardest hitters. In
tho baseball scandal. but they still
present a powerful front
The visitors will lineup much the
same as they did on their last trip
here with the exception OF first base.
where Muller. a Western league
tosser. is holding out. and in the
outfield. where Long has replaced
Morse in right field and Ellington Is
doing duty in center field. Johnny
Mitchell, the great little shortstop,
Bob Fisher. the hard.bitting second
sacker. and the Vernon pitching staff
will all be on hand this week to give
us a lot Of trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
SALT LAKE OUTFIEID
Is WEAK NOW

Salt Lakes powerful orchard pa
troll. one OF the hardcst.hItting out.
fields ever assembled in tho Coast
league. has bern demolished. Mag.
CERT. who was playing tho best ball
OF his long career In the Coast league.
hitting the apple around the .375
mark all year. In thru with baseball
for good. He has been replaced by
a young fellow named RED" Hodges.
who was given n trial by the Sacra.
mento club early this year. Bin
Rumler. who was leading the league
In home runs and who was the king.
pin hitter In the 1919 season, has
been replaced by Franz Hosp. the
veteran infieider. Hosp played with
Seattle a while last year. Hood ls
stDl In the Bee lineup. but It's doubt.
full IL he will be there long, as
Brooklyn needs reserve strength dur.
ing the closing days OF the National
league fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
IMPORTANT
BALL MEET
ON TONIGHT

Grounds viii be selected. umplrcs
chosen and other details arranged
for the city junior baseball series
between the Felix club and the Mt
Baker Juniors. which gets under
way Sunday. at n meeting of the
managers OF the clubs at The Star
tonight at y. m. IL is important
that the managers report on time.
The series Will be the best two
outofthree games II third game
is necessary II will be played at
the Coast league ball park in Rain.
Ter valley. Prexy Klepper of the
local club has already given his
consent for this as the Siwashes
win be on the road then.
The Star baseball trophy for 1920
goes to the winner OF this series.
The cup viii be on display at Piper
& Taft's during the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
HARPER
AND
BRONSON
TO BATTLE

Neither Bob Harper. the Seattle
boy. nor Muff Bronson. the Port;
land miller. win need any in,roduc.
ton when they step into the ring
a, Liberty park tonight. Both rank
high among the iightwcigfsis Of the
Northwest Bronson. who had a
slump in his ring work las, year.
In said 10 bo tending TO business
now and has developed kick In his
hitting. while Harper. tho best Of
the local lightweights. has taken on
more beef and ls stronger.
Their melee will head a six.bout
card at the open air pavilion at
18th ave and jefferson St
The other bouts tonight follow:
Harry Casey Va. Young Zuxu.
Hghtweixhts.
Ray Scribper vs.. Mike Nit
chell. bsntsmwrights.
Army WEIGH vs.. Pat bradley,
middlcwcighfs.
Eddie Moore W.. Terry Curisy,
bantamwcights.
Boy McCasiin vs.. Young Percy
Cove, wcltcrweights.
The first bout viii get under way
at $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

ished In sixth place.
In tho trials for the hammer
throw, l.. j. Ryan OF New York
took firn, place. hurting the ham
mer 90 meters and ~ centimeterr.
u. II. Bennett OF Chicago finished
in third place. behind Lind OF Swe-
den. NJ. J. McGrath OF New York
was firth. no other Americans quail
Tying In tho trials.
NJ. J. McGrath OF New York injured
his knee In the hammer throw trials
and may not be able TO take part In
tho finals Of that event or In tho &C.
pound weight contest In which he
was entered.
Sweden won tho broad jump. Re.
terson OF that team made the longest
leap. 7 meters and IL ccntimeterr.
johnson. America. was second. Abra-
hanson. Sweden. third. r. l.. TEN
pleton Of the Olympic club. San
Francisco. fourth. fifth and sixth
went TO Aastad OF Norway and Fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
CALL OFF BIG
PLAYER DEAL

The deal that was to have sent
Tony Brottem, catcher. and Bing
Miller. outfielder, OF the Little Rock
club IN the Southern league TO
Washington In the American circuit
has been called off. Manager Elber.
field, OF Little Rock. says that
Washington would not kick thru
with the pitchers promised in the
deal, The players IN question are
regarded as two of the best tossers
in the Southern circuit. Brottem
used TO catch for the Vancouver
club In the old Northwestern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
AID SANTEL
RETAINS
MAT TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. is.-Ad
Santel retains his title OF light
heavyweight champion OF the world.
He pinned Jimmy Londos I'm straight
falls last night The first fail came
after /: hours 81 minutes and IS
seconds. The second took IL min
utes 3s, seconds.
Seven thousand persons saw San.
tel succeed both times with an arm
scissors.
Ad let the younger man tire him
self out. He was able to break all
Of the Greeks holds He took the
offensive after an hour OF wrestling.
Londos had symptoms OF stage
fright and after the first fall seemed
helpless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
-
GUTHRIE MAY
UMP AGAIN

Bill Guthrie. ranked as the best
umpire in the Coast league last
year, will undoubtedly be back in
the Coast league again next year.
according 10 stories coming out OF
San Francisco. Guthrie was earn.
ing too much money as boiler In.
spector to think OF baseball this
year. but he'll get Job as an in.
dicator man In this league about any
time that he wants It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
TODAys OLYMPIC SUMMARY

ANTWERP. Aug. is.-Following
are the summaries OF today'a events
In the Olympic games here.
5000 Meter ste~pieehase Trisis
FIRST heat won w peyAnns. America;
second. Ambropini. Italy third. hlssenon.
ffniand. Time. tos7s
asosnd heat non ~ y. Wynn. America.
second. usdvaii. Sweden; third. Watson.
America Time. iolss.
Third heat won BY Hodge. England
second. Mattson. sweden third. Husissn-
beck. America. Time, ioiit 80.
Wrestling Trials
wiitis Of America defeated Bsruna Of
creehosia yakia. Time. Is.
rriman 81 Finisnd defeated Gallery OF
America Time. 20.
Kahkoneu Of FINLAND defeated worries
Of America. Time, Z,
Mriropouios % America defeated You
yoakss Of Greece. Time. 70.
Jansen OF England defeated swtest of
America Time. 1853
10000 Meter Walk Finals
Won by friRerio. Italy second. Pear
man. America. third. Gun. England
fourth. MeMasisf. south Africa. MIN.
Hshir. England. sirth. Marvnay, America
Hammer Throw Trials
won BY nyan. America. second. Lind.
Sweden. third. Bennett. America. fourth.
Stevenson. sweden flfth. Mccraih. Amer
icss sirth. iAnde. Sweden Distance. 8.
meters ~ csntimsiess
no Meter Hurdles Finale
Won b. Thompson. ca.ada. second.
barron. America third. Murray. Amer
tea. fourth. Wilson. NeS Zealand. flfth.
smith. America. sirih. Chrisi~rnsn. Hwe-
den Tina - t-t. rev world record
Nhofput ttnsis
wen by rerulia. Finland second. Nick
lander. FINLAND third. fxverssdge. Amer.
ira fourth. Mcdonald. America. MN,
Nilsson. Sweden. sisth. TANNER. Estho-
mia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-The Brook.
Ign Robins were wrested from first
place yesterday
While the Robins rested. Cincinnati
busily mauled and maltreated the
Chicago Cubs. Q TO 2. Aside from
the fact that the Reds slipped into
first place with the victory, the game
was important as marking return
OF the old driving power OF Moran's
outfit. His athletes apparently had
recovered from their somnolence.
and were ready TO go forth on the
trail OF a pennant.
IL II Is "a matter TO be discussed
now with propriety. the death Of
Ray Chapman should have an impor.
tant bearing. on the finale OF the
American league race. Ills loss Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

TICKLE EANDOM
Ty Cobb's proposed exhibition
tour Of Pacific Coast cities this
winter hangs In the balance.
n the Georgia Peach can't
giisten forth In his old time
iuster he won't be an attraction
anywhere. He IL no longer n
star. Ty IL just n great payer.
The public In ficIie. II wants
only 60 see star that h
star still. They do not care To
Eaxe upon the sensations Of ye>
ter,iay. The man Of the hour
gets their attention and their
coin.
Already doc" Strub. the man
who planned Cobb's i5-eame ex-
hibition winter tour. In think
Ing II over. Ty would not 70
West unIe~s given q tremendous
" large guarantee and Sfrub
has his doubts about the Peach
being able 10 draw even that
In his present status In the
American league.
Babe Ruth Il the man who IN
10 come out of the 1920 cam
paign NJ the wonder man. lie
IN the sIugger OF the age. Tho
fans Of today have developed .
thirst for his kind Of paste.
Cobb's legs are shaLy. He
can't score from second on \
hunt any more. Ills dazzling
speed Of q few years ago was
what made him AN attraction.
Yes. the public h tickle. II
cares nothing for the stars Of
yrtevday.
Only IDOLS Of the moment
count so II Is that the world
moves on from one wonder to
thu next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
PRELIM
SCHEDULE
READY BY
FRIDAY
Attention. water sharks,


Don't forget that the entry lists
for The Stars city swimming meet
close Thursday night at 8 y. m.
Look over the entry list published
today and scc II your name In there.
II you have entered. II II Is not.
call up The Swimming Editor OF
The Star right away and check UP
on your entry.
Tho preliminaries In all evenvs
will DO held Mt the Green Lake
and Mt. Baker beaches Saturday
afternoon. The complete schedule
for both beaches viii be published
Friday. Be sure and watch Fridays
star 80 you will know where TO go
and when 20 report Saturday.
Finals in all events viii be run
of at the Crystal Pool Tuesday.
August -.
There's stiii room for n lot Of en-.
tries. Get busy and send in that
blank today. There's no charges
The meet Is open TO all amateur
swimmers In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ALLISON
RETURNS

Coach Len Allison OF the Univer
sity of Washington has returned
from a trip TO the East. where hi
spent a months vacation. He Wis
tied several Eastern colleges while
in the East and held several i'm
portant football conferences with
Or. Williams. grid tutor at Mime
sofa and Claude Hunt, former Wash
ington mentor. who will lead the
Carleton college team again this
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ROBERTS AND
DAVIS WIN

BOSTON. Aug. 1s.--Willis Davis
and Roland Roberts, both OF San
Francisco. won the feature match
from w. NJ. Washburn and Dean
Mathey Of New York in the national
doubles tennis tournament at the
courts OF the Longwood Cricket club
here yesterday. The score was SO.
1912. Ga.
All other favoritcs won their
matches handily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
WANT MAYS
BARRED
FROM GAME

WASHINGTON. Aus. Is.-Mem.
bers Of the Washington and St Louis
baseball teams went into formal dis
cussion and were uniform in their de-
sire TO have Pitcher Carl Mays barred
from the game in the future. II was
ball pitched by Mays that killed
Ray Chapman. Cleveland shortstop.
Monday.
Word was received here also that
the Detroit and Boston teams OF the
American league also voiced the same
sentiment in regard TO Mays.
Players objected TO Mays pitching
three years ago when he was accused
OF trying to scare youngsters by
busting them on at the plate.
Mays formerly pitched for Portland
on the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
RECORD FALLS BEFORE YANK

One Olympic record has
fallen before the efforts OF
an American at the games tn
AntWerp, Belgium. +. +.
Loomis, Of Chicago. clipped a
full second from the 100
meter loio hurdles nhen he
made the distance in 81 sec
onds. The old record fcus 55
seconds, made By c. Bacon,
OF America. at the Olympic
games Of 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
LOCALS HAVE GOOD
CHANCE TO CLIMB AGAIN

II the Vernon club doesn't show
any more here than they did at home
during the last two weeks. when
both Sacramento and Oakland won
the series from them. the locals have
a good chance to climb again. We're
only little ways from third place
II we drag down the Tigers, and San
Francisco can manhandle tho Bees,
we'll do some tall stepping topward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
SWIM VET
AIDS STAR
MEET

Dad" Henry. back from Victoria
where he judged the fancy divine
at the +. N. A. meet Saturday. will
now devote all his time 10 The
Star city swim meet prellminaries
which will be run off this coming
Saturday.
Dad" will be at the Madrona
beach today at 2 p. m. TO talk II
over with the swimmers and divers
who intend to enter the meet. He
will sign anybody who wants 70
enter the meet. He will go TO Mount
Baker at 3 p. m. and to Seward at
4 .. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
HERMAN TO
BOX MOORE

Pete Herman. worlds bantam
weight champion. will box Roy
Moore OF Baltimore in a 1e-round
go at Colorado Springs August 10
The bout was originally scheduled
for Denver last week. but author
tiles refused to sanction the bout
because of the street car troubles
in Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18

Jimmy Hamilton, former leader OF
the Observation-Disclosures shipyard
club here. is certainly having his
troubles with his Joplin team in
the Western circuit. After being
right up In the race during the
early part OF the season the club
cracked and now Is riding in sixth
place. Joplin lost i6 straight games
recently before registering a win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ANOTHER YARN
ABOUT GEORGES

Georges Carpenter. the French
heavyweight champion. is tied IN
with Charles b. Cochrane. the Lon
don promoter, until July, 1921. and
not January. 1921. according 20 an
article in London. Life OF recent is
sue Both the promoter and Car
pentier have put up a pretty stiH~
guarantee of good faith. This meansI
that there's not much chance OF Al
Dempsey Carpenter fight on thisI
side for some time. The face is theI
thought OF the bout was given thel
razz when Carpenter left for home
without lining up mill with Demp-
sew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
MOWREY is
MANAGER NOW

Mike Mowrey. veteran National
league infielder OF few years
ago, is now a successful manager in
the Blue Ridge league In Mary.
land. He's leading the Hagcrstown
club in first place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
RIDLEY FACES
HARD BOUTS

Bud Ridley. Seattle bantam. will
box two more main eventers in
California this week, tackling Jimmy,
Dundee at Oakland tonight in 4
four-round scrap and on Friday he
will mix with Harry Pelsinger at
San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
1T RUNS IN
THE FAMILY

Peck" Griffen. the California net
wizard, who won the singles In the
Newport tourney in the East. Is an
older brother OF Elmer Griffen, the
young fellow who played in the
Washington state tourney here last
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
lEDOUX DEFEATED

Another invader has been defeated.
Charley Ledoux. the French BAN
tamweight titleholder. was defeated
by Joe Lynch in the recent bout
at Jersey City over the 12-round
route by decisive margin. This
eliminates Ledoux as a contender
for Pete Herman's title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
BASEBALL MUST
BE KEPT CLEAN

The players Involved In the gam.
bling episode. however. must go. in
spite OF the fact that ball clubs are
wrecked. II the game can't b kept
clean there will be no game.
Salt Lake has been called upon 20
make a big sacrifice in tho loss Of
their stars. but they simply follow
In the tracks of the San Francisco
club. the crusaders against gambling
The Seals let out Tom Seaton and
Casey Smith at tho start OF the sea.
son In a more quiet way and the
loss OF the two pitchers just abou,
cost the Seals their pennant
chances.
The release OF Babe Bortor.
Vernon first sscker. was a bitter
pill for the Tigers TO swallow. bu,
baseball Is Americas national game
and MUST BE KEPT cLEANl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
JOHNSON OWNS
ANOTHER CUP

BOSTON. Aug. is.-wiille Johnson
q San Francisco won the challenge
round OF the national lawn tennis
ANGLES easily today from ~. w. Niles
Of Boston by the score OF 81. so. 60.
The match was played in the Long.
wood singles bowl and was witnessed
By a large crowd. He gained perma-
nent possession Of the Longwood sin
gles bowl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
PLANS TOUR

Tom Andrews, veteran st. Pa
boxing promoter and scribe. Is pls
ming to send another team of AmerJ
lean boxers to the Orient. He Is
advertising turnout the country for
bantams. feathers and Eighties to
make the trip. This Is his second
venture of this kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
PARK BOARD
AIDS MEET

Lew Evans. bath house manager
OF the city bathing beaches, will
lend official cooperation to The
star city swimming meet, according
to word received from j. w. Thomp-
son. superintendent of parks, today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Y mks Make
Big Offer for
Chief Bender

NEW YORK, Aug. 49,
Miller Higgins Of the Ne,c
York Yankees has made
the New Hdpen club of the
Eastern league an offer
Of $4,000 for "Chief"
Bender, veteran Indian
hurier. Bender, iCho used
TO pitch for the PhiladeI-
phia Athletics when they
tCere in their prime a feic
years ago, is hurting in rare
form for the NeD Haven
club. Bender is also man
dgea of the outfit and has
the club IN first place. The
Ne,c York club is said to be
iciiiin0 to pay Bender sIO,-
900 to pitch the remainder
Of the season for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
CINCY REDS HOP
BACK in FIRST PLACE

bound TO weaken Cleveland. II will
probably weaken New York thru cut.
ting down the effectiveness of Carl
Mays, who hurled the fatal ball. The
White Sox will be helped by the acct.
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
BEESLOSE
MACCERT AND
RUMLER; HOOD is
TO GO TO MAJORS

Dame Fate and shady baseball have practically
wrecked the Salt Lake Bees for the rest of this The
club still the thick of the pennant fight but with the
handcaps handed the club during the last week only
a miracle possibly keep the Bees in the race.
Har Maggert and Bill Rumer two of the best outfelders
the league lost the Utahans Both have become
mixed the big baseball scandal that has wrapped its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
Farrell to
Box Ortega

Marty Farrell. the clever New
York middleweight. will meet
Battling" ortega, the Mexfca n
miller, In a four-round tiff at San
Francisco Friday night. This bout
will just about settle the middle
weight title OF the Pacific Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-18
ST. PAUL
BOY WAS
ILL SHORT
TIME AGO

VIII Billy Miske. the 81 Paul
heavyweight. be in first class con-
dillon when he steps into the ring
with Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy
weight champion, at Benton Harbor.
Mich. Labor day7
That's what local ring fans are
wondering as Dempsey and Miske
20 into active training for the big
bout. II wasn't so very long ago.
not over a year, that Mlske was
billed 20 come 10 the Coast. but had
20 call off his trip because OF acrl
illness. He was scheduled 20 bS
either Frank Farmer or Ole Ander-
son. the pair Of Tacoma heavy
weights, at the Arena
True enough that Nlskc ala 20
10 rounds once and six rounds at
another time with Dempsey without
being knocked out. In fact. holding
his own on both occasions. accord
ing 10 reports from the ringside at
that time. But stiil It remains to
be seen whether the ST. Paul miller.
who never was any too strong for
a heavyweight. will be able TO stand
the gan with Dempsey now.
1T WILL GIVE
DEMPSEY START
While the Miske Of today isn't
| figured on the dope 10 be the logical
opponent for Dempsey right now,
he will at least give the fans a
chance TO see the champion in
action after a layoff Of over a
year.
Dempsey has promised 70 fight
from now on. some reports from
the East carrying the announce
ment that he has signed for five
p. fights between now and the first
Of the year. X o. Brennan. the
Chicago miller. In one OF the No.
picked TO meet the Giant Killer.
While Dempsey will undoubtedly
meet this brand of hcavyweights
for some time yet Georges Car
pcntier. the gorgeous Frenchman.
and Harry Wills. the dusky glad
iator. remain as the two shadows
on Dempsey's championship trail
MIsKE WAS
CONTENDER ONCE
Miske at one time was . real
candidate for the crown. and he
may give Dempsey a fight, at that.
but II the ST. Paul boy isn't ready
for the tough going. Dempsey viii
have a setup.
At least the Miske bout n .
start and then to Carpenter. II
Dempsey can drag him into the
same ring. and then comes Wills,
II popular sentiment. permit the
bout
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