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Silent

"That Mrs. Wise is a remarkable
woman" said MIR. BENEDICT.
"What is so remarkable about herr"
asked Mr.. Bachelor.
why, she is a silent partner In
local firm" replied Mr.. Benedict.
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$50 you had a bad half-hour at the
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Unpopular.

evidently she doesn't like me-"
"What did she say?"
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~ guess must be the umpire in
my family"
"Whal makes you think so?"
Because all my decisions are
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a chemical solution has been
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prints can be dipped TO give them II
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FOR SALE

offer for sale the Captain Gore
farm situated less than one mile
lrOiu tie Village or Bennington. The
farm comprises ABOUT i6a acres. Is
a large frame dwelling house witn
comrnodious barns and out buildings
II desired the purchaser can have. at
reasonable prices. the stock and farm
Ing Implements now on the farm.
IRVING r.. GIBSON
Executor Estate of Ransom y. Gore.
Bennington. VI. September ~. 1927
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IF Arlington called on relatives in the
village sunday.
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no authoritative statement has come
rom him on the subject. While the
Walker law Is on the statute books
at Albany His EXccllency is likely TO
respect II as no would any other act.
The cry OF oommerCialism heard in
some quarters in connection with the
big bout cannot be consistently set
up now. The contest Is no longer a
half a million dollar project. Demp-
sey has consented to a percentage
figure for his work, and Carpenter
Is daily expected 70 cable his accept
anCe Of similar terms.
Meanwhile the construction Of
Rckard Arena may be started and
as Tex himself says, II win be OF
such size as TO permit 1.-THE man
on the street" to see the mill for n
reasonable price. In other words.
Richard promises he will make par
ticular efforts to provide for those
who cannot AFFORD TO pay fancy prices
for seats. He arranged his arena nj
Toledo with that idea in view, only
there he found that, because OF linn
tied train services from nearby Sec
tions, due TO war time exactiops.
these folk were unable 10 get TO the
big show. Here in New York these
conditions will not prevail.
Rickard has not yet decided on thF
location for his outdoor boxing cen
tire. He says there are any number
OF suitable places from which 10 pjck
and he VIII make announcement M
his final selection as early as pos
sible.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-05
Western Golf
ChGnlpiOnshipfOT
OGkWOOd Club

CHICAGO, Feb 5.--The western golf
championship has been awarded 70
the Oakwood Club Of Cleveland for Aug.
%, Is and 2G, it was announced by Reu-
ben w. Newton. Secretary OF tho West
ern Golf Association. This champion
ship was held at the Mayfeid Club, two
miles from the lakewood. two years ago.
when James Barnes won the title,
which he lost to Jock Hutchinson last
summer at olympia Fields Club.
The amateur championship OF the
Western Association. TO be held at the
Westmoreland Golf Club. Chicago. will
take place the week OF July IL, Newton
said. This event was originally set for
July IS. but was changed to allow the
national open contest at Columbia Club.
Washington, ID. c., to use that week.
ern amateur would be held the week OF
the national open, was due TO a mis-
understa nding. a...
The Western amateur. title was won
by Chick Evans last year In brilliant
final match with Bobby Jones OF At
I lanta.
The western open meet will Consist OF
eighteen holes by all entrants on the
FIRST day and another round on the sec
ond day, those scoring the sixty-fouT
low totals for the two rounds compel
ing the third day at thirty-six holes.
| The low score for the seventy-two holeA
Will WIN the title.
! The lakewood Club IS a rolling hehi
with a total distance Of $500 yards and
| a par Of n.
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CeLtics to Play Passuic FiUe;
Many Other Games Scheduled

winning 20 to IS. VIII Lachoney and
BIZ Mclaughlin featured for the ut
tie fellows.
Beth-H A. A. basketball team has
open dates for 1885, pound teams. Ad.
dress Harry Il. Langdon, Athletic
Manager, No, 32g East 62d Street, CITY.
st. Augustine's Big Five, X. OF C,
would like TO hear from Guiding Star,
Unity Council, San Salvatore and
teams OF like strength. Address
Steve Moran, No. 1915 Boston Road,
City.
The wassail Five, 1870 pounds, Is
DESTROYS OF booking games. Play on
home court every Friday night. Ad-
dress N. S, Mandell. No. 45l Howard
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Parker Big Five, composed OF
former A. A. u. stars, who recently
defeated the Keith's Big Five, would
like TO hear from pound teams.
Address Parker Club, Christ Church
House, No, S4l West S6th Street.
The Carmelite A. A. have reorgan-
lied the basketball team and would
like to hear from home teams aver
aging 1875 pounds. Address Mike
Crouke, No. 304 East Goth Street.
Franklin Athletic Clubs junior five
will meet the 81. Anselm Separates
at the club hooms tonight The
seniors win clash with the Hudson
Guild Team. Franklin club house Is
situated at Blondell Avenue and Ches-
brough street, Westminster.
The five representing Company A
Of the New York Signal Corps de-
feated Company b Of Brooklyn in a
title contest by 80 TO 20. The game
was exciting throughout tho final
points resulting in the last few
minutes OF play. The victory Of Com
pany A brought the Signal Corps
championship back TO New York for
the frst time in three years.
The X. c. Il, Five have open dates
for home teams. Address Joseph r
Drake, care JOS. villa Co, 23O Fifth
Avenue, city.
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Local Teams Will Meet Strong
Opposition in Basketball
Contests Tomorrow.

Basketball fans will have plenty OF
opportunity to witness their favorite
pastime tomorrow. Several inpor-
tant contests are scheduled to be
played in Manhattan and Brooklyn,
and the games should furnish inter-
esting competition. What looks like
the best match is the one between the
champion Original Celtics and the ia
sious Powers Brothers rive OF Pas
sale, N. J. This contest win be staged
to morrow night at the list Regiment
Armory saith Street and Park Ave
nue.. The two teams met a few weeks
ago at the Armory. and after "A stir
ring forty-minute battle the game re-
suited In a tie. The Celtics were lead
ing up to the last minute of play,
when long shot from the centre OF
the floor by one OF the Powers went
clean through the net, making the
match all square,
Across the bridge, at the Knights
OF St Antony Court, No. III Leonard
Street, Grcenpoint. the home five will
play a return engagement with the
Perth Amboy Five, who recently broke
the Knights winning streak OF TWEEN
ty-one straight games. This evening
tho Knights will play Fidelity Coun-
Gil, X. OF c.
Two good games are also scheduled
for Prospect Hall, Brooklyn. In the
afternoon 81, James's Triangles will
angles, while in the evening the Pros
pect Big Five will meet the Vista -
! ton Triangles
/ At the 92d street Y. NJ. II. A. the
| Rovers will play the Savage College
| Five tomorrow night. These two
| teams met before In close contest
The United Basketball Five will
! play the Robinson Petlts at the 9Th
/ Regimeus ArmOry court. The United
. team Will line up with Norton
schultz, Gittenberger Metzler and
Sm IN.
Stamford Club Of the Eastern
League VIII be the opponents q Mac
/ Dowell LyCcum tomorrow afternoon
| at Palm Garden. The visitors hav,
won tho last eleven games they have
engaged In.
The Seward AL Stars, 1870 pound
champions Of Now York, defeated the
Milton Separates Of Westchester by
20 10 IS. The winners have opel
dates for teams disputing their claim
TO the l30-pouud title. Address Lex
Tomberg, No. 262 Broome Street, city
The crack Moonshiner Senior,
claim games by default from the 81
Lvdia's Five and Gleumore Five o
| Brooklyn. These two teams had en-,
| Fagements 20 play the Moonshiner
on the home court, but did not put Ia
an appearance, The Moonshine Jun
lors also claim a victory by defea
over ST. Stephens's Five OF New York
Tho Seniors and Juniors engaged II
practice game, the former team
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Bout viii Be Staged at Garden
Club in Early Part
of March.
BIZ John Pollock.

Champion Benny Leonard has been
engaged by Tex Rickard 70 meet the
winner OF Monday nights battle be-
tween Jack Brittun. the American
welterweight champion, and Ted
kid" Lewis, the English champion,
in a fifteen-round battle TO a decision
at Madison Square Garden the early
part of March. Billy Gibson has con-
scented to allow Leonard to fight the
winner, and the managers OF Britton
and Lewis are agreeable TO the match
in case their fighter should win the
decision in their coming championship
battle.
Cap. Rob Roper the Chicago heavyweight. who
made q host OF friends in this vicinity on wednos-
day night BY bis sreAt showing In his twelve
round bout with Al R0boTts OF staten Island At the
Commonwealth sparing Club. has gUne back to his
home with his manager Eddie Ions. He intends
TO return here in a few Weels. when he viii try
and get % smother bout With R0bers
Joe Burman the fast bantAmWeight Of Chlcago
who was awarded thu decision over Abe Friedman
In a ten-fotmd battle At Mechanics building, In
Chicago, Gu Tuesday night, drew down $3.50 for
his victory. The gross rroripS Of The show
amounted TO t7IOo, Friedman roeTad over
81 700 for his end lie was the favoTite in the
bc,tinE befOTe tho contest started.
Champlon Benny leonard has boeu matched %
for two fights BY his Manager, Bnly Gibson. His
first 90 viii BE- With Phil Nrgr's the Ncw Orleans
fighter a. New Orleans bsWyen Feb IS and 20,
and his second vita Joe wslling OF Chicago for
eight rounds ~ the Future City A. G. OF st. Louis
on the night Of Feh, q, Amer these Two matches
Lsonard may nshs . SOOd man a. Cleveland. o.
Two feature houts Of ten rounds Will be staged al
tho CummonWealM Sporting club Of Harlem to
night In the flst one SAMMY stone will 60
1galnn FRANKIE Curry. while In the main 90 San
'osbsrg the FORMER amateur champion, will take o.
| lrsnhe Conifrey. They recently fought a hard ten
round battle q. the Garden, C0nifrcy getting th'
decision, M0sberg expects 70 turn the tables Of
Conifrey this lime.
| Jos WeIinE the CiaEo uThtvoifht and sailo
| Friedman smother ChioagO bsuleI, will clash In
| twelve Mound. no decision. bout Al Louisville Ky,
| on Tuesday night amer this 50 yelling viii journ1l
10 ST. louis where he will Bet Into condition 70
his sirai round but tAsrs wits Bonuy leonard Cd
Feb. "a.
| TIE advance sale Of tiulJts fOr M chAmpi1nFhl
ba,tle b,tweJu Jack Briiton and Tgd "Nit" levi
a. Madison square Garden on Monday nigh
amounted 70 $4,000 Yesterday, Promoter Rrtau
declared tS,dAy thai hs SHVocts The safe 70 - on
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Marty summeFs IL Easy winner at
Pioneer Club.

Before a distinguished gathering. in
Guiding Joseph Johnson, Chairman of
the New York Boxing Commission
Walter HoOke, member OF said com
mission, and divers inspectors, &C.
Marty Summers, A9 pounds, adminis-
tered an artistic plasterlng to one Wild
cat Battling Nelson. 152h pounds, in the
star bout at the reopeninE OF the Pio-
neer sporting Club last night.
The affair marked the Pioneers re-
sumption OF business at the old stand
after a slight period Of suspension in
CURED as a result Of an unpleasantness
in connection with a bout between
Packey O'Gatty and Roy Moore at the
same club not long ago.
The fact that Wildcat was the pro-
prietor OF an iron constitution and an
even more iron Jaw accounts for his
having been able to last fifteen rou5ds
under the severe pumu1elling he received
At the end OF tho fifteenth round, even
the judges were able to agree on slim,
mers as the winner.
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United States Lawn Tennis
Association Meeting Likely
to Be Stormy.

Final rehearsal OF what one dele
gate called farce comedy entitled
Making a Ranking" was held yester-
day by several OF the sectional dele
gutes TO the annual meeting of the
United states Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton to DO held at the Hotel McAlpln
to- day.
Whether or not Abraham Bassforo
jr., Chairman OF the Ranking Com
mittee. will appreciate the humor of
the skit is another matter. Anyway.
Bassford is cast for the hero ana
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-05
Fay and spencer nos Draw.

Frankie Fay and Willie Spencer,
Brooklyn bantamweights, battled 10 a
draw last night IN the stellar ffteea-
round contest at the East New York
A. A. OF Brooklyn. Al the conclusion
Of the fifteenth round the judges dis
agreed and Referee Do7anee declared
the points evenly divided In the semi
fnaI ten-round bout Danny Powers
gained the judges decision over Char
lie Warren, Both boxers weighed 100
poundA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-05
Boston Golfers Win In PineharSt
Play.

Boston Golfers Win In Pineharst
Play.
PENEHUR n. G., Feb. 5.--Boston
golfers were not at all considerable Of
Lou Hamilton OF Garden City, one OF
the best players from the metropolitan
district who winters on the saDdhills,
Murray PurYes OF Boston beat Hamils
ton in the final rounds OF the st. Valen-
tines tournament, and Larry Patton Of
in the second round OF the st Vail
entine's tournament
Patton, a Boston newspaper man, shot
the best round Of his Pinehurst visit in
eliminating Hamilton. He was out in
81 and Hamilton stayed with him. the
match being even at the turn. But
Patton maintained a series OF fours on
the in holes and Hamilton failed to
copy them, losing by a 4 and 8 score.
The bye holes were played and Patton
had medal score OF a..
Don Parker Of Youngstown also shot
a "a in beating II. c. Fownes I'd Of
Oakmont 4 and 3. Parson meets c. b.
FOWnes In semi-final match to-
day and Patton meets J. d. Chapman
Of Greenwich. Parson and Patton are
will be played in the afternoon.
The summary Of the first division
follows:
c. 3. Fownes. Oakmont. beat r. G..
Bigelow, Woodway, and 2; Donald
Parson, youngstown, beat II. G. FoWnSs
I'd, and 2: Larry Patton. Homestead,
beat Lou HAMILTON, Garden City 4 and
8; John D. Chapman, Greenwich, beat
G. L. BaCker, Plnehurst, 3 and 1.
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brennan scores His Third Knock
out in Two Weeks.

SYRACUSE, ~ Y, Feb. 5.-At the
Arena 4. G. last evening. before a
packed house, Bin Brennan of Chicago
won n technical knockout over Al Bene-
dict OF Brooklyn in the sixth round OF
scheduled star bout OF fifteen rounds
Benedict took a full count In the third
round. was knocked down IN the fourth
round and went to the mat twice in
the fifth round. In the sixth round
his seconds throw In the towel to pre-
vent a possible knockout as Benedict
Brennnn's fourth victory in two weeks
and his third knockout
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-05
NV oRLEANs sELEcTloNs.

First Rac6-MawrcorOn. Flying
Bea uty, CorHstafk
second RAce-Daydue, st. Kelvin,
Vice Chairman.
Third Race -- Muskallonge. Day
Lilly. Mythology.
Fourth Race-Tippity Witchett,
Dancing Spray Waukeag.
Fifth Race-Iouise A., Green
Grass, The Archer.
Sixth ACKNOWLEDGMENT Last.
BeaVerkill, Romeo,
Seventh Race Benevolent, Ban
try. Grove A.
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Is, o. LOuRhIIH Scores Another
Knockout.

WORCESTER, Mass. Fob. Six. o.
Loughlin, welteryeight champion Of
Pennsylvania. knocked out Eddie Brat
ten in the third round OF a ten round
bout here last night Bratten was
knocked down four times, taking the
count q nine each time, before ne was
finally counted out. Brattens exhibit
ton o. gameness made a great hit with
tho fans, but no was outclassed from
the start
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FoEartr, o1d rlme rurtli,t. nl.,.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 5.-The
death OF John ]. tJack) Foearty, A
woll-knowl middleweight pufdIist wear,
ago.. was announced to-day, In February
1885. he fought Jack Dempsey. f6s
''Nonpareil." In New York for the
a purse Of $1,000 and lost after twenty.
seven rounds.
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Prince OF wales May race the
Kings stable.

LONDON, Feb, 5,-The statement is
being made here, but not yet confirmed
that King George will transfer his rae
ing stable to the Prince OF Wales, and
that Carmody an American jockey, win
do the riding.
Carmody. who for two or three years
was a stable boy in the employ OF Tom
Welsh, gave promise OF developing into
good rider at Havana, Cuba, a year
ago, but proved to be "A disappointment
on Jockey Club tracks last season.