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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-20

looking at himself in an equal light,
and being satisfied with such a result.
l only quote this as a trivial example
of observation and inference. Therein
lies my meter, and it is just possible
that it may be of some service in the
investigation which lies before US.
There are one or two minor points
which were brought out in the inquest,
and which are worth considering"
Tomorrow-The Boscombe Valley
Mystery. continued.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-20
NOTED JAPANESE ENVOY
AND STATESMAN DIES

TOXIC, June 20.-The death was an
nounced of Marquis Nachiro Nabeshi-
ma, court councillor and at one time
minister plenipotentiary to Italy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-20
The Boscombe Valley Mystery

Win The MCClure Newspaper Syndicate
ey ARTHUR CONAN
Copyright 1921 Harper Bros Published
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-05-28

claim for each year during which the same was expended.
 You are therefore indebted to the undersigned in the sum of $12.5O for each vf said calendar years, a total of Seventy five Dollars, and you are notified that unless you contribute and pay the undersigned your portion of such expenditure as cO-owner, tO-Wit:
 the sum of Seventy five Dollars within ninety days after the personal service of this notice upon you. or within ninety days after the publication of this no tice. which ninety days shall be computed from the date of the last public ttion as below stlted, Aour interest in the claim will be forfeited to the undersigned who has made such expenditure and will become his property in he manner provided by law.
 Payment of such amount may be mace to his A ttorney, Maur- ice D. Leehey, 62O Alaska Build ing, Seattle, Washington, or by deposit to the credit of the un- derslgntd d with the Mccarthy MercaI tile Company atMcCarthy Alaska.
 Dated This 4th day of May A. D. 1921.
 JOHN E. ANDRUS. First Publication May 2oth 1921. Last Publication August271h 1921
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-05-28
NOT ICE to DELINQUENT CO.OWNER To JOHN ORCHARD His Heirs and assigns:

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That during the calendar year 1920 the undersigned expended more than One Hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the JOLLY GULCH ASSOCIAT ION PLACER, situated along Jolly Gu|ch,a tributar.' rI W.! te Gulch, which latter is tributary of Chititu Creek, in the Nizina (unorganized) Mining District within the Mccarthy Recording Prec net, in the Territory of Alaska, in which placer mining loca vion you claim 'n undivided one-ei ghth interest. as shown by the notice of location thereof on record in said recording precinct
 You are further notified that the undersigned, and kiS prede- cesS0rs in interest, expended more than One Hundred dollars m labor and improvements upon the said Jolly Gulch Association Placer during each of the cal endar years 1915, 1916. 1917. 1913, and 1919.
 The said labor was performed &the expenditure &improvemnts made as and for the annual labOl required for the respective cal epdar years by the provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised Stat utes of the Unite d States. and amendments thereto, concerning annual labor and improvements upon mining claims, and the am ount so expended was the amount required by law to hold said
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Walker Beats Seitz
Easily in Star Bout
AtBrooklynArmory

Archie Walker, New York State cham
pion lightweight, easily defeated Emil
Sei.z, Of the University Settlement
winner Of the recent New York A.h-
letic club tournament, in - special bout
held last night at the I'd Field Artil-
lery Armory, Brooklyn. under the aus
piccs of the I'd Field Artillery and
the Brooklyn College Club. The pre-
liminaries were held Wednesday night.
Bunney Fency, of the st. Jerome Ath-
letic Club, scored another knockout
over Tom Thompson in a sensational
battle.
The summaries:
11o-pound class-Al Bender. Union Set
tleWent. defeated Eddie Harvey, Of Enan-
uei Athletic club in three rounds Judges
decision. Sam Leonard. Rutgers Cymna-
siuin knocked out Pat Furey. unattached.
In the second round( no fnaD-
1ls pound ciass-Andrew Crisco. St Brer
dan Lyccur. defeated John Msck.n, IN
attached. three rounds. judges decision.
l2S pound class-George Rodin, unat-
tached. defeated Frank Carroll. Rose Crest
\. A. three rounds Judges decision.
l20- pound sDecial-Jacig Cox defeated !
Jack Draper unattached. three rounds
Judges decision.
l55 pound special-Archie Walker stat~
cham pion. defeated Emil Seitz, University
settlement. three rounds, Judges decision.
140 pound clas.-Louis Levanthal, JnioI.
Settlement, defeated Ignatlus Margiotta
Wonder Ciiy A. A. three rounds. Judges
decision.
1881 pound class-Bunn.y Feney knocked
out Tom Thompson. Union Settlement. in
the second round
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Havana Entries

HAVANA March 1.-THE following are
IT, entries f9r t0-morrow races
f.rsf race (pur-e $500. two -year- olds
f.1r tarionssj j--Artemuss. 1o5: Lotta q,
tf5. Iatust. losi virginia Chesil, los
roai Weather. loSt Birch Bark, ll2.
Iar-ssr H.; Elias @ 112
Second race (purse 500. claiming; four
sear-olds and upward. five and a half
inl, .'nlrector James. lolj b. Jones,
ini. @Drirleid. i04, *Juanita Sd, l04,
tFgnis. l04t Miss X. l06. Scotch KISS, 109 /,
Major Fls<e 109 Orderly, 1os.
Third race epurss 800; four-year old ;
and upward claiming. five and half
I0i. Mss Brush l02. .Orleans Girl, i04 .
flra ~ NooA Iu4, 'tait AccOmub, 104,
@Pgrsuinrriou. 104. Eddie Mcbride, 1903 i,
Top Eung H. Miss Proctor, IL. Sure
set. ia. starAader, III.
Fourth race Cpurse 500; claiming
rhree-v vear-olds; eix furiones)-tl'a nsy. 50
eDantzig. 100: Roseate. 1922 sWinsH. 10s;
Black Ton. l05 Rama, 107. fferhaps.
los; Cabin Greek los.
Fil'h race (purse 500; claiming; four
ycar-el1s and upward; SIX furlongsj III un =
-.r PLATE. l4. *Poriereuc. To-. "Avton, I02 .
',.4san Eoy. 10t. Norfolk Belle. L07t 'El-
ll0at. Io15 .haman lo9. Rounded ia.
Sixth race lpurs- s7o0. claiming four
Near-oids and upward one mlle and nifty
tardal-~N ~. w hlte Haven, Us,
rladr Hester Hs. FNlaIra Booth, 9s
rounding Through l02. *Discorl, los,
Rovat Jos. *Ei Co-ouel. 1o5, sSylvano.
.es. Jose De Wales. log; JutlAAd, lea
el5iabonry, ies.
Seventh race COURSE s7oo; claiming:
.,ur-s.ar-otds ana upward one mile and
six.acttsl} -fDoeod. 1Q4. Locus, Lea YES
.a- slurx Col iot Matn-r, les Candle
l-irnt. JOS The PIRATE. loe
a.4pr u-e ia.fAeH
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Shreveport Results

First rsc Ctvo-yes .o18.. claiming
- 20 th and 1alf flr-orssf
Belle Nrs.. 114 IT, 1in-rhtl ta &
,NcCo5 -0 -e To and B - j. second.
-, ~. at gee r-l, I'D 10 al3
Yu'. s. thru ius. 0.44 LIS. Nary H.. Baby
H'7'.A' N4i1ateta ant Muz-ey also ran.
second ra.e Nhrae-year- olls and ur
"ard claim .as. purss $500 FIVE and d ha {
llI4ongS l=i.ltfie Ataufio iii tF5rltrri +
~ 10 = 10 and 10 : Won st. just. i-a
'f' Nliif...i iN 70 IT, and 60
son trst fullet. i0f flIo-iow4yl. 8 ta
even asi o. d. thlrl nae. .0s s--
~. Sr JohA ere1e. iaGv Altered Madras
GinsAala Sae Devil and Van sylvia als5
Third race fIhree-ye -year-olas ana upward
Gaming purs. $500 mile and seventy
yards)-Kirstie's Cub. I0s Holloway. i
- - o 70 ami our. Won. Fountain Fay,
second. Loh-f-Noor. 1o9 {Smithl. ~ I
even even AID 70 8 third Time. 1.4s 70.
nelsy' Aepot-r and Alma b. also ran.
re0r'A tare ftnree-yea and up
@ "aiu claiming purse 5000 nile and sew
~ yeIasl ~f Allan. iQs tW.da}. 90 =.
TO and nlt Won Sir Grafton los
'nSuptif. ~ j. to ant to T. see
yn- aFssN. iea lRlchcreek}. 5 To /. . to
a. as'G 20 o. tn.rd. Time, l-+I. Panallan Il
-hg t.aller also ran.
o,. f1Iln race ttnree-year- and upward
ss'a.li--i's purse 5000. five and a half fur
:so"eS, -Isoscoe Goose, I15 (Erie Nson). r 10
49,, 40 'ha3in}.- Is to J. to ! and eveu. sae-
SHa \ IN riean Rose. fle (C0.arSl. g. ta T.
pa,y. ,y eni - 7. ths1. Time. / 09 --5
tfHa D~ii Nir- lri}4ress
LOU Oi4 ta.lhfui ana Mary Fonso also ran.
o,a HAtn race rhree-yea anu upward.
s,aln'lns snls purse Sa99. seven furiouss)-As-
suinV' s'n ! ~ tli-tpe.4. 3 I'D g. TO and out
sst son' Hereb' iif 1a,rickson). to I. . ta 2
~ ~ even second oaklAvn uefle ia fJ
Tt, t. O. and -nen th.rd.
Ea,'. Es,'''s. ~. nirs-ing H. feDpefy Poly and
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Titles
Left at Post.
But Brigo' W ar
Wins Handily
Flat Footed as the Barrier
Is Sprung, He Scores in
Fine Race at Havana

HAVANA. March brig O. War, in
winning the third event at Oriental
Park to-day ran a remarkable race
He propped as the barrier went and
was good as left. He made up ground
gradually. and closing with terrific
burst Of speed in the last furIong, de
feated the 6 to 5 favorite, Osgood, by
head. Black Prince was third.
Brig O. War was held at 3 to /. while
in the mutuel pool he paid 1880 for
s. ticket. He ran the i've and half
furlongs in the fast time of l:O6 4-5
DR.. Chas. Wells sprang a surprise
when he took the Aspirant Handicap. a
six furlongs sprint, defeating in a
drive the second choice Whippet, with
Huonec, the favorite, third. Dr.. Chas
Wells made the pace and gamely stood
of the challenge of Whippet.
The summaries:
First race fpurse. 500: for three-vear
olds and upward; claiming: six furlonss.
lion at George III lt<elsay>. 8 to 5. / t
eis) 10 l. ) to and TO 5. second
Twenty seven. ia (Smith), even, / to
and to 6, third; Time, 1:l4. Rhadaines
querader also ran.
Second race (purse 800 for three
yesr-oids and upward. snaidens. claiming
nys and one half furlong s)--Lyric. 10.
N-ancaster), to !, to and TO s
won. Al Porter 109 (Wnson). to I. . ,c
and even. second Flip. SO (Burns) 8 tc
L. TO l and 5 TO s, third. Time. 1903 q
rhoug !, htless Beauty. Black Pat. Difhdence
Eastern Glow. Pokey b, J. Alfred Clark
Ava Il. and Golden Red also ran.
Third race (pprse. 800; for eour-y.ar
olds and upward: claiming: five and one
half furlongs)-Brig o war, loi (FieiSs
TO |. even and out, won Osgood, los
lPenman). to 5, to 3 and out, second
blach Prince. liz lkelsay). to l. 20
and out. third. Time. los 4-5 Merry
Feast and Ed. Garrison also ran.
Fourth race (purse, 81 1900 for three
year-olds; Asp:rant Handicap: ak fur
lonss)-Dr. Charles Wells. 1os (N. ]
Barnes), 10 /, even and out, won
Whippet. lo3 ,Penman), : to 5. : to anc
10 and Out. third. Time, l:i4l-4
Cubanita and Plus Ultra also ran
Fifth race (purse. 500: for four-year
olds and upward; claiming one mile anc
fifty YARDS Duke Rur, 10s (Fields>,
TO /, TO and to 5. won; Fireworth
104 (Smith), 10 !, 70 and 7 70 10
second; Emma J., lo2 (Burns). 3 to /
zoe Homam, Willie Woods, James an
O Malley siso ran.
Sixth race (purse. 800: for four-yesr
sixteenth miles blanca. Iol (Wilson).
to l. to 5 and TO g. Won BIZ Hunls-
lo3 (penman). 70 8. . TO and | to )
second: Rhymer. 1O3 G,ancaster), 8 70 !
even and to ,, third Time. i:46 A.
Hope, De Witt and Bucknail also ran
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Manual Team First
In Scholastic Swinl

Manual Trainings swimming team
outciassod its rivals IN the fourth an
nual interscholastic swimming meet Of
HarQuand School. held last night in the
Central y. NJ. c. A. pool. Brooklyn.
The Manual boys Won four OF the SIX
events and also took one fourth place
for q total Of u points, which was two
more than Marquand scored. Erasmus
Hall was third with y points.
The closest race Of the evening was
the l00-yard race which was won by
Herb Beln, the Manual star. The first
four entered the last length almost
neck and neck and scarcely two feet
separated them at the finish.
The summaries:
c-o-yara raoe-Won hy \ Morrison.
1Iarouand. l.. ScheN EVander Chllds. sec
onl: A. Jackson. Marquand third J..
Moooar i+chwoua Iii-, fourth. Time
Faney diving conte=t-won by Y. schis-
sell Commercial. With 24o points. L. Card
rer Erasuls HAN 2la7 points. seceA
cornell Braistvi. Marquand, -lj- points,
third. IL -ciAan. NarQuana, lsi.4 points,
fea-foof relay race - Won by Manual
Training r. Martin. Charles Walter Jack
Arnold Herb Reln} Marluand first
t.au tSlnons Little. Forster Maitland,
oDl. Msreu4ud second team tBarflett
ttae Darls, Ihor1lan), third. Time,
Ioa-yard race-Won b. Belin Manual
'rralrins Forster, MarQuand. second dead
l.af t1r third place between Barrerc. Com
l"rc. and Ituch. Erasmus Hall 1line'
a9-sarI race-Won h. Arnold Manual; j;
Mason Aiar0 uard. second. Lewis. Erasmus,
third, fraisted Boys high. fourth. Tme,
paree for aistarce-won by r Narsans,
Manual. CT feet. Y Talamlni Erasmus, 80
teat lll hes. second, Avery. Boys High,
IS feet. thirIi i-oseuDlart, Manual &c feet.
4f1n
Point score Manual q: Marquand. 10;
I.r4snsas. 9fs. Commercial. 8; Boys High.
Esaala- Chiits. @. Commerce. =, and
I rinou. iiiii,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Sacramento Baiiler En-
tended by Local Man i'm
Feature Bout at Pioneer

Battling Jose Ortegs. the Mexican
m'dd'cweleht. who 80 enthused the PRO
EresSive citizens of Sacramento chat
they dug down for some $4,000 as nu
iHdccemeat for Johnny Wilson to meet
me pride Of their village, made his local
debut a, the Pioneer Sporting Club last
night The Battling "Mex" did not ere
aie q sensation, but nc did manage to
earn decision over Frank Carbone. a
iecAs product, after dfteen rounds of
H&h'ng and alleged touling.
Naroone was beaten to a frazzlc after
'Ae itst few rounds, but Ortera had
worn h'msei out trying. and although
ae landed often IN the closing sessions.
"'s 9toNs would hardly have broken a
rone OF glass
Narhona rceled around the ring. aud
V@cn he WAS not threatening to dron
.ae canvas ne retarded the progress
'ae eoU' to claim foul. According
70 the local man. he was nit unfairly a,
.e&St lFe times. but he was the only
vle VINO saw it thai way
John Smith. Of the West Side. had
,e lndian sign on one Pat Bishop, Of
MicnlgAn, III the semi-hnal, disposinr
or the visitor In the second round with
one-two combination to the jaw. Pat
had hardly recovered from the effects
81 night to the face, which dropped
ann Tor the count of nine, when the
curtain came down. The men weighed
III az l5S . pounds.
The best Of the preliminary bouts
Vas That in which ammy Nogel, of
Hariem. aud Jimmy Carroll. Of the
West Side. fought six-round draw
huoe Lundy, OF Harlem. was awarded
ne decision over Soldier Lewis. of
Fassalc, IN six rounds, and Harry
Moriarlty, an East Slider. knocked out
bl4i Parlette. Of Maine. in the second
raNNI
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Parkes Again Awarded
The O'Neale Tennis Cup

silver loving cup in honor Of Lieu
tenant James Saunders O'Neale, for
merly on the sporting staff Of The New
York Tribune, who was killed in France,
representing the club membership Of the
Hamilton Grange Tennis Club, was pre-
sented to George P. Parkes at the an
nual dance of the club, held in Wallace
Hall IN West 152d Street, last night.
The cup has to be won three times by
the same individual before it becomes
ond season that the cup has been con-
tested for, the honors being won by
ParkeS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Hamilton Trounces
Pinehurst Seniors
In Golf Tournament

PINEHURST N. c., March 4.-Lou
Hamilton, of Garden City, won the low
gross prize for thrty-sx holes in the
seniors tournament for golfers more
than iifty-iive years old, which was
completed on the championship course
to-day. Hamilton had rounds Of 50 and
16 for a total of So
DR.. j. S. Brown, of Montclair. was
second with 89-S1-l7O. d. S. Brassel.
OF Scarsdale, won the thirty ole
net prize with rounds Of 1O3 and "a and
a handicap of 54, giving him 143. G.
Dunlop, Of Summit, n. e, was second.
with 90-S4 -l74-1S-146. Brassel won
to-day's low net prize with -27-67.
Hamilton also had the best selected
tlirteen-hole score for the two days
play, 72-3-69. The event was partici-
pated in by more than ninety seniors.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Williams and Kun2agae Tennis Itles
Dra,o Decisions Barred
In Bouts in Bay State

ROSTON, March Amy profess
sional boxer that fights in this
state is sure to win or lose. The
boxing commission to-day notified
all authorized judges and referees
that draw decisions were taboo.
The point made by the commits.
sIoncrs is that there is ALWAYS 4
shade of difference between boxers
and to recognize the gameness and
skill of one with draw often serves
to rob the real winner of victory
worthy of reward because of these
qualities in his opponent.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Brandt Holds Bright
TO Draw in Is Rounds

NArvey Brlght, the Brooklyn school
het and Dutch Brandt, Of Flatbush.
fought fifteen fast rounds TO q draw
last night at the opening show OF the
F|atbush Sporting Club, Brooklyn.
When Judges Sammy Jenkins and Jack
koules disagreed Referee Patsy Haley
declared the bout a draw. Bright
weighed i23 = pounds and Brandt
12f@
In the tcn-round semi-.inal Abe Gold
stein. Of New York. was awarded the
Judges decision over George Thomp-
SON, Of California; after q fast bout.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Chicago Schoolboys Here
For Big Ice Tournament

Chicago's schoolboy skaters arrived
here yesterday for the intercty ice
tournament, to be held this afternoon
a the Brooklyn Ice Palace The party
Of thirty five was met by delegation
of local students and escorted in parade
formation TO the Hotel Commodore.
The Fire Department band headed the
procession.
In addition to eight championship
events there viii be exhibitions Of
fancy skating and a hockey game. At
the close Of the meet the teams will be
guests at a banquet. Mayor Thompson
Of Chicago win be among the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Michigan Bans Big Bouts

BENTUN HARBOR, Mich, March
Governor Alex J. Groesbeck will pre-
vent title boxing matches IN Michigan
in the future, such as the Dempsey
Miske fight here last Labor Day. ac-
cording to letter from the Governor
to the Rev Paul Yourd, a local pastor.
The letter, received to-day, was in re-
ply to the pastors protest against the
proposal to bring Jack Johnson here for
bout next summer.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
No Spring Drills at Penn

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Coach
Heisman to-day decided that there shall
be no spring practice this year for the
University of Pennsylvania football
squad. He will call the candidates to-
gether later in the spring and give them
talk, outlining training rules for the
season, but no actual work will be done.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Shreveport Entries

ecs F"ce ie.-tailus. Hu- Na.d-
f--4fi5 ,tnt dsIt..r afc
Su.~'. W.. ~ s1ii sel -.,'tni iiHlstul. 1885, tlss1
I'D. lla, E-vSwaN lln. -F4r4.r
ilt Fhlet Earth-l. 1885,
ni -N4 tiee Little Niece.
iSS' iee lg'. Plato. fD9 Nlafte b. B-.t
~ baliy @ nen. ino. Also e.ieiDlr
Jos'f,, J.l, 4i' -Dri-nla al }rsas $685. .lal
Ht'hr. zoo. if4t fNU
,sfc'ne race feIt'1lla-s rne. e,IU. f
".fs e"r-o4as art rt"1r1. Hs, aa
sr go ,Dripngsi--~t Ju.f. is ui
-. d9nr ,ersa~. It- l..v.. ft
V,rg.Si" , Min $50, "larry Rual-7 iie
fto sfa S1aufr frn flH. i'fraf ftr
tis Terrible Miss 4lH. at-.elra..-a.
20 4, s..- u.s. Als.afs, ,.in-4..4... loa.
l, 'la -i-r. 1876. fconasaa ff-. NalU.
,,r s,ra ,h, raee lrh- Eesrass nar
,,t - s''afS-oia I'm e...~I isr .,na
u 'prio.s~' f.iah-rty l5nN.t. 1885,
-. -. iionnegf. li.. Es t
r,a ~ ~ tnanntn. lei Trust lof
,sras T1lrth rae esnmIne p1.s. ssaa fs
N...,..s faf-'i IS .sfia ua ,yirti. a.e ..iile ar
IT, ,t-'~4 -t.r4a.i.r. 1854 4+itts
lir,, "' i.at' i.ts-. B.. l'raa .tlr g..
i1t = ~. fI0Aari 1t4 sNr. 14.is
ssF.'h Fif'h 'aee ',,a..aias ,a. to~
ser. yH.'f ell's n1it ur vsr,.f. ue 1,fi- a4I
Snsr, hlf0l0. sNarget
sri az ~ i"f' FAt.ii.s. .i.t-tls4. .,lll Eatt-
S,~,h VTTs .tr~. ta s.fag r4af &c.
fhya~' tfiaiNl. Are. -r4. fer
3. flrione. r,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
HOremans Leads
Schaefcr. With Cue
Test Nearing Close

ENuard Horomans, the Belgian
champion, increased his lead over Jake
Schaefer by 100 points in two sessions
yesterday in their 4800-point. 1872
halkline match at Daly's Academy
Horemans enters the final dav of the
match with a lead of 236 points over
ms younger opponent even though the
Chicagoan still is conceded an out
side chance to wipe out the handicap.
For the first time in billiard history
Schaefer On Thursday night made two
runs of more than 200 points in the
same block. and last night he repeated
this remarkable performance, scoring
us and 224 in different innings. The
Westerner defeated the European cue
ist SIS to 100 on last nights play.
A feature of the match has been the
extraordinary work of Horemans when
ever Schaefer threatened him. In each
instance he has either come through
with sensational runs or else has
changed his tactics and stopped
schaefer. Last night he changed his
style after the Chicagoan had made
his 224- point run, with the result
Schaefer scored only % points in his
last five innings.
The scores.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Ortega Is Auarded Decision
Orer CurbOne ia is Rounds
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

lO-NtLHT
Pioneer $. C.-Oakey kc,cs VS..
Jimmy O'Hatty. - rounds: Bud
dempsey vs.. George Adams, II
rounds.
commonwealth s. c. Sammy
stone VS.. Frankie Curry, 10 rounds.
Mike McCabc vs.. Willie Fcnton. 10
rounds.
Woodhaven s. C.-SaiIor Joe
Daley VS.. Young Stewart, y
rounds
Ridgewood S. C-Phil Bloom vs..
Paddy Flynn, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Montreal Still
LIN Race toHold
Dempsey Fight e
Head of Canadian Syndicate
Expects Rickard TO Sign
"Ihosc Papers, To-day

MONTREAL, March 4, There "a
very good prospect Of Demoses and
Carpenter coming to Montreal t6
hght on July . But if they do II will
oe under conditions which will bring
their meeting within the law in such
a manner that no legal objection can
be valldly set up against it,
This was, the substance of a brief
interview given this afternoon by c.
r. Graham, representing the parties
who wish to stage the meeting Of the
worlds greatest heavyweights in
Canada.
Graham accompanied bv John
Kerry, of the legal advisers to the men
VINO are willing to finance the bout
mere Will leave this afternoon for New
orA to discuss the matter with
Rlckard and his attorneys. Should
bls report to Rickard and the sue-
gested arrangements prove satisfac-
tory, there is no doubt that Canadian
lovers of boxing will have a chance to
see the big scrap.
According to Graham. Rickard
picked Montreal as his first choice for
the bout, but has been awaiting full
Information as to the possibility OF
heavywelghts competing here before
hna!ly liking place for their coming
together, Arrangements had been sat
lsfactorily completed some time ago
for the holding Of the contest here
but the question of its legality has
caused delay,
Once satisfied on this point. Rickard
1t is expected, will not hesitate in def
nltely choosing Montreal 1t is to
make this matter clear and settle final
terms that Graham is leaving for New
York
Two ten-round bouts will feature
the show at the Commonwealth Sport
ing Club tonight Mike McCabe, the
Harlem lightweight, will box Willie
Fentour in one of the twin features:
frankie Curry and Sammy Stone are
paired in the other
But at its following show. Wcdres-
day night of next week, the Common
wealth viii present Al Roberts. the
Staten Island heavyweight, against
Gunboat smith. Roberts is beng
handled by Billy Gibson and has light
weight champion Benny Leonard as
one of his mentors.
The Pioneer porting Club will also
entertain this evening with twin fea
lures of twelve rounds each. Bud"
Dempsey and George Adams will clash
IN one OF the star attractions. while
Oakley kcyes and Jimmy 0 O'Gatty, East
Nide boys, viii furnish the other.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-05
Dempsey to Referee Fight

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March 4.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion boxer.
will referee the bout between Billy
MlShe and Farmer Lodge here Monday
right, 1t was announced to-day.