Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-15

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to become q dyed-in-thc-wool
cynlc. He vas recognized by q
number OF friends as he came
put OF a sport palace recently,
ad, taking him upon their should
crs. they. carried him to his hotel.
When he was sufficiently re-
covered from the excitement Of
b ovation to take stock he, dis
covered that his purse containing
a check for $4,000 marks and
$4,000 marks in currency was
missing. Heavy is the head that
wears a crown!
It is often heard that golf is an old
mans game. Be that as it may
George. S. Lyons, age 63, has demon
strated that a golf ia mis- not q. has
been" al. 80 or SO either. He recently
won the championship of the Can
time.
The Cleveland boxing commission
has selected Walter c.. Kelly Of Buff.
falo to referee the IL round bout in
Cleveland Saturday between Johnny
Kilbane, featherweight champion, and
Danny Frush of Baltimore, according
to an announcement by Chairman j,
B. Wilberding. III
Happy Littleton, southern
middleweight. has received an
offer from Tex Richard to meet
Johnny Howard in a bout at
Madison Square Garden October
Z, according to a report. In his !
offer Tex stated that Wilson,
Downey or o'Dowd would not talk
terms, and should Littleton make
good in the east, Richard would
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the southern champion as prin-
cipal. This is in harmony with
Richards avowed policy tt bring
new faces into the ring, and it is
highly possible that the con-
troversy between Tex and the
major boxers is a matter Of large
purses, as Richard has declared
against the enormous guarantees.
The 100000 Of July 2 is proving
n. q boomerang to the promoters.
Who will be the next amateur gol1
champion of the United States? That
question will be answered beginning
Saturday at st. Louis, when the
cream of the golfers meet to decide
the issue. For the fourth time II
history a British amateur champion
will be on the scene. With Willie
Hunter present, aided and abetted by
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international aspect will be a decided
feature. Summing up the headliners
in the fray, we have the following
feature:
i. "chick" Evans defense of
his crown.
2. Francis Ouimet's dash to
regain the heights he was TN in
1914.
8. Bobby jones' fourth assault
a1lrnYA thu rRANNrpN H -H.r e .+.HM -
4. Willie Hunters bid to take
the cup home as Hilton did in
1911.
s. Bids by Gardner and
Fownes to- repeat. O
9. Strong showing of St. Louis
stars such us Wolf and Bockene
camp.
Z. Invasion from the Pacific
coast, led by Chandler Egan and
Paul Hunter.
8. Prospects of dark horse
taking the honors.
Q. Stars who may fade out in
the qualifying rounds.
According to a decision by Judge
Rudkin, Washington homes may here
after be lit by "moonshine" with nc
evil consequences, at least as far as
the law is concerned. 1t is to be ex-
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light-hearted over the decision and by
this time they are perhaps also light
headed. Well, as long as Washington
stat is generally wet outside, it might
just as well be inside.
Attorney thinks Watkins has too
much power-headline. The boot
leggers agree with him perfectly.
Trust a friend and you collect
from an enemy" said a business mai
Of this city today. That probably ac-
counts for SO many debtors being so
hard fisted,3 but no casualties have
been reported. We would sueres
that il you have a friend that bores
you, loan him two dollars, and one is
often sufficient.
S. D.. county dads must advertise
all special notwithstanding. Say
that is going too strong. There must
be some very special private meet
ings that the gentlemen will not be
expected to cry from the house tops,
Our friend Briggs at least would take
issue.
Dan Cupid seems to be quitting
diamond game In South Dakota
headline: Just as we expected. No
wonder baseball is proving so popu-
lar In the netghboring state.
Boxing: Bob Martin VS.. Hugh
Walker, ~ rounds, at st. Louis.
AEN-ESEg ssGEalST LEgE Es4TtaEL-rL.