The New York herald., 1921-07-14
Announcement Made of Per-
sonnel of Working Deputies
and Advisory Committee.
BY CHARLES F.. MATHIsoN.

The new boxing commission of which
William Muldoon is chairman yesterday
got into working order through the ap-
pointment OF the following deputies !:
Walter CT. Fooke of Yonkers. John d.
Won der Bosch of Schenectady, Clarence
Jennings of Rochester and Thomas F.
O'Rourke of New York.
George X. Morris OF amsterdam was
appointed chairman of the license COM
mittee and II. p. Burchell was named
as secretary. The commission appointed
an advisory committee composed OF Col
Roscoe Conkling, former Deputy Attor-
ney-General, State of New York, and
during the war attached to the staff OF
Gen. Crowder in the administration OF
the selective service act. Mr.. Conkling
Is now associated with the banking firm
OF Goldman. Sachs &c Co.; George j.
Corbett. formerly president of the New
York Athletic Club and a well known
attorney of this city; Charles Thorley,
Fifth avenue florist and sportsman, and
Bernard r. Gimbel Of Glmbel Brothers.
well known sportsman Of New York and
Philadelphia.
William Muldoon, Frank Dwyer and
George X. Morris, who We're appointed
by Gov Miller, are non-salaried Off
cials. Hooke, Won der Bosch, Jennings
and O'RourlSe receive $4,000 a year and
the secretary receives $4,000 year.
Now that the commission is completely
organized it is presumed they will at
once get down to the business Of keeping
boxing in good order.
Mayor Bader, who recently was men,
toned as the probable manager of Jack
Dempsey. is in receipt of a check for
$500 from Jack Kearps, which he will
hand to Mrs Carrie Barrett, housekeepcr
of Dempseys quarters at Atlantic City
during his training. When the Dempsey
camp broke training Kearns handed a
check to Mrs. Barrett, with the sugges-
ton that she refrain from looking at il
till they had gone. She complied with
the request and nearly tainted when she
found she had been paid 500 for two
months of hard work. She brought suit
and then Mayor Bader took up the
matter with the generous Mr.. Kearns,
The result is $500 more for the lady
Tex O'Rourke, matchmaker OF the In
ternational Sporting Club. yesterday re-
ceived this wireless from the steamship
Orduna, on which Pete Herman and his
manager. Sammy Golden, are sailing fer
this port
Herman in tip-top condition, but has
arranged to continue regular training
during voyage. Captain has authorized
fitting up ring and gym and Pete will
box daily. VIII take on couple pounds
during trip. but will work this off after
landing. Boat training greatest thing
in world for Herman and well get title
back sure. Everyti; .ng o. X.
GOLDMAN"
bantam title at Ebbets Field under the
aurpices of the International S, c.
July 25.
Jack johnson made o bid for popular
flavor at Kansas City last night when
he appeared in public for the first time
since he was released from prison. Less
than 100 persons attended the exhibit
ton. which was taken as evidence that
the people are rot wildly enthusiastic
about the temperance Of the big black
in the ring.
| Henry Darneille is not tne onry
phenomenon that has come TO the sur.
| face with a bid for a bout with Demp.
sey. Bud Maxted. who claims the
/ heaVyWelght champlon snip or the navy
and who is said to have been con.
graduated by President Harding anc
! Secretary of the Navy DENLY on hi.
prowess, bobbed UP at Norfolk, Va. yes
terday with a challenge TO Martin
Maxted also intimates hat he will beat
all the other claimants in the race for
a match with Dempsey.
Leonard and Tender will weigh 1876
pounds at p. NJ. on August IL wher
they meet in a title bout in the National
League ball grounds at Philadelphia,
/ Quakers are inclined to a feeling of con-
/ fdence as to the outcome
Reports were in circulation yester-
can League Records.