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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10

Faculty and students have, given
100000 towards the fund for the
Memorial Union building to be built
at the University of Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10

To become directors of physical
education work, t34 women are
specializing in the new courses re-
Gently developed by the University
of Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10
Rebekah Lodge

DodgeVille Sun Republic: Mem
bers of the Mineral Point Rebekah
lodge and the Chief Grand Master of
The order were in Dodgeville yester-
day and organized a lodge in this
cify
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10

The state contributes but rs per
cent of the cost maintaining the Uni
versity of Wisconsin
Advertising is the fly wheel of bus
mess. When it stops, business is at
a standstill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10

One reason why some advertisers
accomplish more results than others
is because they attempt more.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10

You will find it in the Want Column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-02-10
PROFESSIONAL.
LAWYERS

E. c. Fielder JOS. j. FIEDLER
RAYMOND T. JACKSON
Fielder, Fielder & JACKSON
Lawyers.
Mineral Point. Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Annr4al Championship Football Came Suggested

MEXICAN college football
sports many years hold on
public fancy that the mammoth Yale capacity
be considered ANTICIPATED in the future
Football fast outgowing old traditions any
Big Three big Nine In the OLD
with the Army Navy,
college mighty Harvard gives one
Somehow the opinion of many grid
be found determine definitely
college football Baseball reached its zenith
result the annual worlds championship
limitations robin among formida-
college football but there
1873 Highland Avenue Newark
full:
To the Sporting Of the YorkTr
SIR ought
all the
ar
Princeton
easily Q East
Why showdown this matter holding
which could be played Chicago
O he and West!
think that the only difficulty determining
the
defend the title for the Football Championship the United
Nov ?, 1921 ARMAND CHARLES GARRISON.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
MorUich Takes Niche With Taco-Y cart Imtne

REN BLOCKS great two-yearold place as
happy
Man O. War the horse of the century.
By Pmco Futurity
Hymr stamped himself only
placed himself prize money
Of the American running
thousand dollar many pounds
he
For Norwich 4 regular Man o War finish
turned for he chance
then he shot the others they had
pull by three lengths.
Great iand Norwich
the of the with the Jey
early compare as to
greatness Man War beaten then
but directly the result of duk
that within twenty pounds of the
be whether Norwich will
through his Man
twoyear-olds do.
absolutely everything been asked of him
No horse do But he the type
War He the wonderful power and the
which enabled Man War
feathers.
1t is really bad that the h Miss Norwich
Miss Joy beaten for the
rough said her
badly that her back
the Connolly, the rough riders
Roaghng to be tolerated only the metropolitan
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
BUSINESS CARDS
Clothing Turned
Diamonds. JeweIry, Etc.
Stove and Boiler Repairs

DIAMONDS bought ard sold FOR cash
nett rs = way III roo--
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Long Hiking Trail Leads
Sevensy-eight Starters
Through Astoria Section
By lack Masters

Hiking through the winding trails Of
ia Astoria section of Long Island at a
yats Of speed which killed all opposition
rom a fed OF seventyeight heel and
"a. artists, Herbert au, Of the Lone
island City Athletics, won the second
snnual open tea-nlils race, held under
tas auspices OF his club yesterday after
,son. Az. who had tho handicap of 26
inmates, crossed the finish line in
hour. So minutes Sc 3-s seconds.
Harry swanson ana J. Rausmann.
s.so members of the L. I. c. A, gave the
v;nner hard fight for first honors un-
II nearing she end OF the long journey.
when the leader pulled bis final sprint
and beat Swanson, & sixtsen-minute
man. by fully 200 yards. Hausmann.
who also started from the sixteen-niin-
ute mark, faltered after challenging
Swanson and was beaten for the place
sy fifty yards.
Willie Plant, Morningside A. c. star.
hoiier of the national seven and three
niie titles and metropolitan ven-mile
champion, was the sole scratch man,
snd while Willie made heroic efforts to
cut down the big field. he had to be
content with twenty-fourth place.
Plants time Id :o2-however. was the
best recorded, and he was awarded the
fast-time trophy.
The private battle staged in the "Old
Boys division resulted in another VIC
tory for Dan Lynch, forty -eight-year-
old veteran of the Pastime A. c.. who
aas captured this particular prize IN
CT o T1-..1 49,
me tventy-ninute mark and finished in
seventh position, in 1:29 80.
II the interesting side show with
Lynch was Dennis Dunno. Walkers
Club, who announced that he had re-
Gently celebrated his fortv-eighth
birthday. and Tom Hickey. Pastime
A. C., who has seen no less than fifty
eight summers and still swings a mean
stride. This trio drew many cheers
rom the crowds along the route and
shey proved that they possessed more
than their share Of stamina before the
Test was completed.
Dunno took second prize in the spe-
cial group from the Commute mark,
while Hickey, from the 2s-rninute
mark. was third. in nineteenth place.
First to leave the mark was NJ. Nc
lnerney, Walkers Club. who enjoyed
a handicap Of thirty three minutes.
This lad set the pace to point slightly
past the first mile when the veteran
Hickey went into the lead. Nearing
ne four-ri1le post Au drew away from
me second division and took the pace
Of Hickey, McInerney dropping back
INTO the pack and out Of it.
At six miles Au increased his stride
and opened a big gay on Hickey, de-
spite game fight from the veteran.
II was at this stage Of the race that
swanson and Hausmann went after the
paeemaker, who was moving along at
9 fast clip and appeared per ectly
fresh. Passing the eight mile Swanson
was second, seventy-fye Yards behind
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Moore Scores Easily
In Ice Skating Race

Joe Moore, international indoor ano
outdoor ice-skating champion, score
an impressive victory in the mile han
dicap race at the Iceland Rink yester-
day afternoon. Moore, who wears .he
coIors of the 19lst Street Rink, started
from scratch and won by half lap
from Nat Goldberg in 8 minutes SO
seconds.
c. Schroer. unattached, won the half
mile event for novices in j minute 3s
seconds A. Lcverch was second and
j. Engel third. Ray Murray, the juve-
nile champion, raced a quarter mile IN
At seconds in an exhibition.
The summaries:
One mile Class ap)--won by
Joe Moore lsIst Street Ice Palace
(scrstch) Nat Goldberg. unattached (65
yards), second: Paul Forsman, fremont
Rink (ao .yards>; third Time s:3s;
HAf-nile nov!ce--Won by c. Schroer,
unattached a. Leverch, unattached. SEQ
ond; J. Engel. unattached, third. Time.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

MATTE: Come home; all heartbroken at
your sudden departure. Communicate
with pom
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK.-~RICHARD B. KELLY. as sur
yivins Executor and trustee under the
last vAl and Testament Of Francis
Furnald deceased. Plaintiff. against SIMON
COHEN and others, Defendants
IN pursuance Of a judgment cT fore
closure and sale, duly made and cntercd
IN the above entitled action and bearing
date the 2sth day OF October, 1921. l. the
undersigned. The referee in said 1udsnent
Tx~ssnne ssSesroora Xos i4@Is Vases
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York, the 3eta day of Move m
day. by Henry Brady, Auetioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described fotlowsN
All that certain piog. piece or parcel o.
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situate lying and being ln
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF Nev
York. bounded and described foiiows
I5EGINNfNG al point on the steriy
side o. Thorn pson Street distant one hun
dred and seventy seven tiIT) feet six (s)
inches portherly from the corner formed
by The intersection of the norsheriy side
OF Broome street with the said westerly
eide OF Thorn pson Street; running thence
wes;ersy on 8 line which on us MORT herly
side makes an angle OF ninety tsol degrees
twenty t2o) minutes thirty 1882 seconds
with the said westerly side of Thorn peor
Street and part OF the distance Snrough A
party wall. hundred fl9o) feet to the
centre line of the block: running thence
northcriy. along said centre line az thu
block thir'y-seyen~ $50 feat four t&
inches running fn&fcs easserly on line
which makes on i1s northeriy side an angle
Ok ninety i9of degrees twenty 900 min
ufes thirty ts0) seconds with TIE west
eriy SIDE OF Thompson Street. one hau
dred ti0o] feet to the said westerly sids
Of Thompson Street. running thence south
eriy along the said westerly side o.
Thorn pson Street. thirty-seyen f37l se<t
four - inches 10 the point or place Or
beginning. ths northersy wall OF the build
ing on tfe premises hereinbefore described
encreaches two inches more or ess on the
premises adjoining on the north and thai
he fences and retaining walls arc slot On
he iinee os the record lite
said premises oeing known By TIE street
number s3 Thorn pson Street
Dated New York, November 4th faef
ALFRED II TOwNLEY. Referee.
PET%Ex TWOMBLY IL PUTNEY At
lorneys for Plaintiff. No. 2 Rector
street, Borough OF Manhattan ,$ew
York Clty
The following is diagram OF tne prop
erty 10 be sold
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

ia
which ypifed the sentiment of the majority
enthusiasts favorable Babe Ruth possible
pine of Judge K NJ Iandis Commissioner of Baseball
To-day in all fairness, wish submit another illustrative
minority opinion but precisely it, which
discipline regardless
The letter, verbatim follows:
To the Sporting Of The York; ribunc
Sir: lust ono more slant this matter Of Babe Ruth Judge
Lands and
take him by and large Is the outstanding figure in organized baseball
certainly from the players He the shining light
bat He has the brilliant salary;
the popular player the circuit he is the drawing
be required Carrying with of what
day is reasonable of him that he will himself
ageF wi" tell you tina" it is impossible to maintain discipline club
the
Knowing leading
to whom other players look there obligation
in renerauo to rsk 6ns excluded FROM baseball sven ~
defyng the authority who charged specifically with enforcing
discipline.
Again is clear that this much discussed rule unouesnabv works
hardship
Ruth begin with, baseball
could
player would profits valentine
his
and
reason with the winter coming on the season ended the
the the
cded hard sympathy
ewiu lay such
if he prudent and frugal the signs
that
ordinary all
rule in question might have point But the
sderg involved purely
seeing
Ruth play. which that baseball
fans we'll Ruth submit discipline will
That Of it. The
keep commaism from getting the baseball
than one fan there distinct crinke of about the
tac of Mr. Ruth with ordbreaking
and literary
John Hancock to $50 600 vaudeville contract
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Railney Takes
Scratch Prize
I'm Club Shoot
Also Scores Leg ON Presi-
dents and Lyon Tro-
phies; Rabell Wins Cup

Eighteen gunners took part in the
I, Ilrst Sunday shoot at the Travers
island traps of the New York Athletic
Club, yesterday. Tho high scratch
gunner was A. E. Ranney. who haa the
eXceilent total or ninety out Of a
possible 100 targets Ranney also
scored 4 leg ON both the Presidents
and the Lyon trophies, the former with
= q. stra lsht score of fifty targets and
the latter with a card of Horty-nine.
W. G. Allen tied with Ranney in the
Lyon Cup shoot and vas also credited
with leg. In the Presidents Cup
shoot c. NJ Armstrong, ". G. Alien
and B. |. Duke also had full scores
Of fifty targets and each won leg.
The high handicap trophy was taken
by G. f. Rabell with full score of 100
targets, Il. Sinclair won a special han
dicap shoot
The first holiday shoot of the season
will be held at Travers Island to-
morrow. 1t is a special Election Day
handicap
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Willie Plant, Title Holder.
Captures Fast lime Trophy
Desborough Cables Best
ishes to II. S. Fencers

ORD DESBOROUGH, president
of England's Amateur Fencers'
Association, which will meet the
American team In Washington and
this city on November ls. 1s and Il,
yesterday cabied Henry {. Breckcn-
ridge. Fencers' Club. who did much
TO arrange the meet. as follows:
British fencers assembled at a
di1ner on November . to bid god
speed to the British fencing team
send their hcartiest good wishes to
their American brothers In arms and
the full assurance that. win or lose,
each side will have contributed to
an afectionate feeling between the
two countries connected by blood
and by all the countries which be-
long to the pursuit of arms
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Buff Prepares to Defend Title
In Garden Bout With Sharkev
Bouts Hereubouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Broadway r. A.-Dave Rosenberg vs.
Marty Summers. ~ rounds.
Star :. C.-Leach Cross VS.. Franks
Maxwell. Is rounds.
Freeporf Auditoriun--BennJ Costcr
VS.. Hilly Levine. 10 rounds.
TUESDAY
Madison Square Garden--Amateur
bouts.
WEDNESDAY
Palace of Joy--Sonny Smith vs.. Abe
Goidstein. 10 rounds.
Pioneer :. CA Roberts vs.. Bert
Crossiey. 10 rounds.
THU RSDAY
Madison Square Garden---Johnny Buff
VS. Jack Shurkey. Is rounds.
Jamaica =. C.-Freidie Reese w.
Ray West, i5 rounds.
i02d Medical Regiment Mickey
Nelson vs.. sammy Butts. 10 rounds.
FRIDAY
18TH Infantry-foung Sam Langford
ys. Joe Lewis. 10 rounds.
SATURDAY
Walker s. G.--SaiYor Naher vs.. Tom
r3y Billiard, i2 rounds
41th Regiment--,Johnny Hayes vs.
Johnny Winters. IL rounds.
9th Regimcnt--Bert Williams IS.
Wee Wee Barton, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Flyweights on Card at
Garden Amateur Bouts

Benny Levine, director of boxing for
the A A. u, announces that Louis
Guglielmini and Wilbert Cohen, prob
ably two of the best fyweights in the
metropolitan district, will meet in a
special bout at Mad son Square Gar
den tomorrow evening. where twenty
contests will be decided.
This pair Of amateurs have on sew
eral occasions furnished entertainment
of class that is seldom surpassed in
professional ranks. and should be the
feature of amateur night" Election
returns will be announced during the
swatfest.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
w. & ]. Preparing for Pitt

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. 6-Wash-
ington and Jeferson's final drive in
preparation for the sectional champion
ship game with FIT next Saturday will
start tomorrow with light limbering
up at College Field On Tuesday the
squad is TO be taken TO the country
where the polishing Off process for the
Panthers will be completed in the ut
most secrecy. w. G. Js coaches. with
the exception of line tutor Kellison,
SAN Pitt play Nebraska Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
McCahiN High Gun
At Larcys,nont Traps

The regular shooting season of the
Larchmont Yacht Club started yester-
day under excellent conditions. A large
field was on the firing line and they
took part in four shoots at twenty-five
targets each. The high scratch gunner
was T. ]. McCahill, who had card Of
o6 out of a possible 100 targets. The
high handicap prize went to C. Kricki,
with a full score of 100 targets He
took the event only after a shoot-of
against c. L. Weyand. r. NJ Wilson
and J. A Lewis.
Thu Scnrns.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Gain i'm Soccer League

The Brooklyn Football Club. by de-
feating the Steinway f. C. eleven by the
score OF 8 goals to 1 at the Ridge
wood Baseball Grounds yesterday,
placed two more points to It's credit in
the New York State Football League.
At half time the winners were leading
by l to nothing as the result of a tell
ing shot by Rev midway in tha open
ing period of play.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Pi.nlico Entries

First race che Potomac; fer s1atdlen
two-ysaT-oids e sir furonsa) q ~
ioY: fMereutlo. 10: Sue Rrush. lio:
Meuse, 10: iirsey Joe. fe7 Flnslity. l1o;
Bernardino, i10; AL Over, 10. Proclama-
ton. l1o: Trajanus. 10. ~. X. L. Ross
entry.
Second race tTowson steeplechasc: for
four-year- -olds and upward selling; two
nailes)-Disrsnt Shore. 145 Inidel II, l45
J. A. Sheridan, 14s; New Haven. t4S;
Knight Harlan. 1871 lie Marsouin. IA;
Franc rirsur. 1877 overmatch, t45
Third race CNew Howard Prrss: for
three -yesr-olds and UPWARD claiming
81; svice Chairman. loi; King John, II +,
Flying Cloud. ~: Pernslope. Io9. The
Lamb ~; syorNiat ios parnay ~; ~
sRunqoi, 107; Ozark Hill 1os; sTicacey,
Iol: 'Crack OF Dawn. 1o7
Fovrth race one Monumental Handicap :;
bic. 126, Baby Grand, liz; 1-Hildur a5 i;
Caligula 1oS: tserapis, 9s Moody. 90
Love Tap. 90: Disnrneseale ao 1os; Jeaa
y: Il. L. Ross entry Three pounds for
Fifth race (the Bowie Handicap; for
three -year-Olds and upward; mile and a
1l5: Damask. 1ls; Captain Alcock l1s
Boniface. 1i9; Polly Ann, 1l5. Bon
Homme, III; Runsa Buck. %; Gnome
115; Bridesman. III, Donnaccna. 1oo; Dark
Horse, 80.
Sixth race (for three -year-oids and up
ward: claiming; rnile)-Courlis 100. sAs-
terisk, 1i6; Romeo. llS 'Marauder. 10s; ;
Alnackassin l13; ABaNymooney, I05; An
niversary, ll3; Tftanlurn. ll3; RaJah. 0s /;
sunny FTul, lcs; 'Diadi 113; eMose. los
"Payia, 1oo sNolawa 10s.
Seventh race Cor three-year -oids and
upward; selling; handlcap. mile and six
tesnth) h)-Rubidiunl us; Belario, 1O4 ,
Tuscan Maiden. 3d. fI.ove Tap, es; rody
11S; Sunny and, i12; Court View 95.
TSaiubria stable entry
SFivs pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

EfTCH ENadATDs Scxndinaysans: expert
encoa or ne~fy landed references Saino-
Sous Agency. T84 Lexington ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Frisch in Basketball

Another basketball team will make
it's debut for metropolitan honors next
Sunday afternoon, when Frank Frisch's
All Stars meet the Brooklyn Whirl-
winds st Central Opera House. In adj
dition to Frsch the All Stars will have
Kennedy, Lopchick, Riconds and Barry
while The Brooklynites will present
Sugarman, Conaty, Knaublock. Ssuch-
berry and Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Herbert Au, With Big Handicap First Ten-A1le Walk
IN ALL FAIRNESS
BY w. ]. NJ AC ETH

NE week there this
which typhed the sentiment
enthusiasts favorable to Babe Ruth possible
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Spring strrst

The approximate amount os IA. lser "
charge, 10 satisfy which fna ahoSe Ge
scribed property is be sofS IN s43e- -
With interest thereon from ehs sth day %
October. 1921. together with the costs snxs
allowance amounting TO s433 al vita inter
eat from October Sist, 1921 together wstfs
the expenses 9f the sale, The zp pro al In ats
amount Of the taxes assessments ana,
water rates, or other liens wh!ch are toi
ne allowed % tire purchaser out OF thsi
Is sI.s77.gc.
Dated Nev York, November &ts. 1914.
ALFRED II. TOwSLEY. Ressrs%
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

STOLEN FROM ANDES NATIONAL
:. bank OF Andes Nav York by burglary.
May 18th, 1921, certificate No. 5lo4 for 100
sharrs common stock Wabash Railway Co.
cerl'hcate No y o31i7 for 20 snares com
mon stocif New York. Ontario and west-
ern Railway Co; bond 2s93, 81. coo 60 De-
l'pit Iity Gas Co. ags bond due July 'ss.
is23 bond 10 d073o $4,000 20. interbor-
2uEh Rapi'i Transit Co. ist and refund /.
nag inortgags h1e: certificate no. A 2ic25
Tor 10 sharea common stock Lackawanna
stee! Co: bond No. 1slsof.s incl 500
escn- second Liberty Loan. 81 bond No
2tss $500 90 Third Liberty loan, ~ bond
No. soa26, $1,000 Liberty Loan AZ bond
NO. lTlltb SEQ 70 Fourth Liberty Loan.
~ bona No. 27aa7s incl 100000 each.
Fprrfh f,an I.i5efty L9an, ~ bond No A
liSo5l, $4,000 Ntetory Loan, AZ note
Sci-'es f ea@2. 81 600 900 Proctor ard Gsn-
Die S cerflneate No for 15 shAres com
mon sEorK OF Charlotte Valley f,reai y
Co. Inc; certificate No is 5 shares eorl-
fon stock az Charlotte vsltny Crcatacry
O, Inc. certificate No. "A for 10 shares
common stock of Charlotte Valley Cream
cry Co., Inc, standing in tho name of
alter a. cstrandsr. either by registry or
othcrw 80
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

wM. couIsoN & SON DESIRE SER
VICES OF a FAIRLY ExPERIEsNCED
INSIDE LINEN SALESMAN. ONE WHO Is
FAMILIAR WITH HIGH CLASS RETAIL
LINEN TRADE: ONLY THOSE POSS ESs-
ING THE NECESSARY EXPERIENCE
NEED APPLY by LETTER ONLY STAT
ING AGE AND SALARY EXPECED TO 4as
5TH Av
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
FOR SALE
FORECLOSURE SALES

HANDSOME Z antique cream Spanish shawl
perfect condition. Phone Prospect ssss-sl
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN WANTED

VI LIN w AIN Ell
We want Immediately re-
liable, able bodied men, be-
tween the ages Of 81 and IS.
for honorable, good-paying,
permanent employment in
our American Shop Plan
Organization.
Every man employed now
and proving satisfactory will
be assured Of a permanent
position.
CAUTION
This opportunity will last
but few days, as we are
fast completing our organi-
zatlon and this advertisement
will be withdrawn.
We need Immediately
ROO / l. SALES VI EN-
TEAMS
HELPERS
PLATFORM MEN
YARDMEN Y
Apply 7 a. III. to 7 p. m.
BOrden's 5 Farm Products Co
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
200 Lexington Ave,
near Z. 32nd St. N. Y. c.
154 West 3lst ST..
near Sixth Ave. n. Y. c.
992 Gates Ave, Brooklyn.
Is Fourth Ave, Newark. N. !.
l63 State St, Hackensack, n. ]
50 Crary Ave, Mt. Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
New Bantamweighs Cham
pion Ready for Fifteen
RoundContest Thursday

Two little men will be the principals
in another worlds championship bout
this week when Johnny Buff defends
ais recently acquired title of bantam
weight champion for the first time
against Jack Sharkey The battle will
5e ffteen-round affair at Madison
Square Garden. Tex Rickard has shift
ed the date to Thursday on account Of
ne Armistice Day celebration in the
Garden Friday night.
After winning the title from Pete
Herman. Buff signed up for three fights
at the Garden and this will be the first
Of the three Buff is the only cham
pion holding two titles, fyweight and
0antamweight, and he makes it mis-
business to stay in perfect condition
always. Last Friday he appeared in an
exhibition at Paterson, N. J.
Sharkey js also striving TO get into
shape. His greatest handicap has been
MS failure TO keep in condition, but he
is at present doing serious work at
Freddie Welsh's health farm at Sum-
nit, N. j Ee will break camp to-day
and complete his training in New York
1t viii be recalled that Sharkey de-
'sated Jimmy Wilde and then put up a
hurricane fight with Joe Lynch in an
elimination contest before the latter
vas champion. Sharkey hoored Lynch
taTee times. but lost the verdict.
Snarkey laid off for a time, but has
worked back gradually, fighting only
alter long Intervals.
Ryder to Meet Regan
Three eight-round bouts will precede
the main event. Charlie Ryder, OF
elizabeth, meets Larry Regan, Of Jer-
sey City; George Shade, another mem
yer OF the Shade family, makes his
warden debut against Bert Colima, OF
san francisco, and Joe Tiplitz will
aavs 1t cut with Johnnie Drummie.
SIX heavyweights have been carded
lor the Pioneer S. c. for Wednesdays
'sanow, including Bert Crossley, an Eng
asl miner, who comes with the approval
Jimmy Wilde. Crossley will oppose
~ Roberts and a cable has been re-
yved Te,ved from Major Wilson, the Eng
asn promoter, offering CrossIey match
c sath the winner of the Carpenter
nuos contest, which will be fought De-
'emoer in London.
:. G0qle Burke, of Green witch Village,
sen ssa Eddie Josephs, Of Staten IslAnd,
= sua engage In the other twelve~rounder.
4, Tue other heavyweight bout Pat Nc
isasns ias VAL be pitted against Kid Henry
'st Ten rounds.
~ ,ueacn Cross, the veteran lightweight,
az ~ celebrate his fifteen years in the
My My so-night at the reopening of the
ssa si sporting Club, of Harlem. He will
,s vsuas " MS opponent Frankie Maxwell,
.uaIa s who has been boxing less than
asssa sear Aross prepared for the bout
~ 49, the care of Benny Leonard. In
sI,.S SoIner ten-rounder Benny Leon will
SAsn with frankie Curry.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

tiers engaged in four bouts last sum
mer and all were declared draws
Dave Rosenberg and Marty Summers
will battle tonight at the Broadway
Exhibition Club for the Hebrew middle
weight championship of Brooklyn. The
management will present the winner
with q belt enlblematic Of the title.