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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
FOL OuR

There are some folks, and they are in a minority n North Dakota, ac-
cording to elections of the past few years, who are not even red blooded
enough and American enough to stand for decency in comment O the gov
.ernor of the state-elected twice by majority vote. He may not be your
choice but he is the choice of most Of the people Of YOUR STATE and
entitled 10 long as he obeys the mandates of the MAJORITY and the laws
to respect for his Office. WHEN HE DISOBEYS- THE LAWS, YOU HAVE
THE COURTS. "
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17

Mrs. II. J. B~arenscherer and daueh.
ters, Alice and lauren, Of, Churc,s
Ferry were in Devils Lake. shopping
and visiting Monday. 81,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
Just. Our Oovn Little Comment
WHEEDL1NG NEWsaWRITERs.
have principles and 9

wheedle along with financial return and prestige. their only ambition in
lfe-and some can stick by honest principles and cant be hired for any
Price to betray their fellow workmen. . ~ s -
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17

MADDOX DENTIST HERE.
DR.. v. A. Bousquet, dentist, and
his family in company with Dr.. H. E.
Reyes, a leading physician Of Benson
county and making his permanent ad-
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17

Earn a Hundred Dollars!
Earn a Hundred Dollars!
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17

"e Fair Gentlemen, let's be fair" is an earnest suggestion of labor to
certain factions in Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
O THE

There ae "Wobbies" and Wobbies' of all kinds-and dernd if there
aren't some of Fem 'mongst the newspaper fraternity in some parts of the
state. Some of 'em can sam-bang, yes and wei. just give, even a parson
'el-and later Zine" em as boone companions. What ye think Of em-must
be the principle Of missing things in folks brains these days-but honest
1njun, don't you admire a nan that sticks for his principle just a little more
than you do the "Wobbie"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
LOTS OF GOOD.

There's lots Of good in the world, even THE WORLD, gosh bu
say it ourselves.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
NOT ALL BAD.

No. no. girls and friends, everybody isn't bad, not half the folks are
bad, there's lots of good in folks and we have wanted to see the good and
not the bad but dernd if it isn't a job some times when everybody seems to
.see the bad and not the good.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-17
SCANDAL"

SCANDAL"
Did someone ask to whom we referred in a column headed Scandal
last week? Well, we're not telling but when W e hear of another such a case
we may print the whole dummed story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
ENCLAND'S GOLF STAND
is BEING CRITICISED

lSrscial Gable 10 Times Dispatch
hpN ie!N: Nov. S.-Thc apathy OF
the st. Andrews Club in making any
HrrahGement for the selection for the
britiSh amateur golf team to 20 to
inc United States next spring for :,
return Internal iInal match, such as
was hcid at iNylakc this year. is
aronsinG much criticism among fol
lowers of the game in this country.
america is expecting an Official
visit, and IL Will he reflection on
british golf If IL Is no; made" saws
IN" golf expert OF the Times. lie. as
well as other golf enthusiasts prcdic,
mat unless tn" warm American in
Nitat"n is accepted II Will have a
nha hearing on the British leadership
in the ancient game.
The apathy Of the ST. Andrews is
so marked" says the Times. that
one wondcrSrs whether they dcsir. TO
reti'n their c"ntrn' over tho gam,
II they do they cannot afford to con-
tnuc 10 dcCliu" Americas warm in
vitation. Already there is danger Of
me government Of golf passing from
this country 10 America
Copyright, 1921. 10y ruhIic Ledger COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
SPIDERS COACH WORKS
TEAM FOR ASHLANDERS
Dobson Not Understanding
Strength of Randolph-Macon
in SATURDAYS Battle.

pobson's Voice rang clear over
Stadium Field yesterday afternoon as
ne put his University of Richmond
football squad through the PAGES.
Possibly greater carncstu"Ss char
;tci"ri.cl the workout uf the spiders
yesterday than at amy time this year.
due Ia ia" urgency OF the local mon
tor who is looking on the final Two
clashes OF the season as Stiit prop
ositiunS, Ia say tn. least.
IN" crisp atmosphere gave TO the
sCrimmaI" and signal driil a snap
and the TWO teams acquitted them
selves in fashion pleasing TO the
local leader. CONSIDERING Randolph-
Macon seriously. pohSun is going to
give his team the best of his system
during the week in the hope OF elm
mating any negative quality in the
Red and blue play Saturday.
There are thos. III Richmond sim
familiar with the days when a SCRAP
between spiders ANA yellow Jackets
was regarded as one of tho seasons
hot times rohson has been in
these cnvirous long enough 10 recol-
lcCt those days. and while the RAN
dolrh Macon outfi, has been unf"r-
tunatc during and since, the war the
Red and Blue Chicftaiu EiycS no in
dication OF unicrcstimatiuc tn.
ability OF the Jackets to do the uncX-
pccted.
While old Eastern Virginia lntcr-
collegiate Athletic Association lines
have been wiped out n a practical
sense. tn" spirit Of those days sim
exists. which means that the former
members OF the old circuit SIN point
for Richmond. Tina; Randolph Macon
VIII have greater lighting strength
here saturday than At any other kim.
this season Is AN accepted fact al
though the Jackets may not he able
10 do against the travelling Spiders
what they have done against other
teams This fail.
Practically the whole Ashland stu
dent body viii invade Richmond Sat
urday and Will occupy "a reserved sec
ton OF the stadium at WcSthamptun.
Sncad was iii uniform Yesterday and
took his turn in signal and formation
practice. but bOhson saved him from
strenuous cNrrCiS" III order To talk.
| no chance and To give the big hacL,
| the rest needed To help his bruised
/ side. Sncad i not slated to he out
| OF tn" scrimmaGc All week, and is
! expected to get in Saturdays con-
| test.
| Saturdays game Will pull down tho
/ curtain at Stadium Field So far as
/ varsity contests ar" concerned as TN"
/ ma THANKSGIVING Day battle Will
/ DE brought TO Boulevard Park. as
agreed ur"n last winter when tho
/ spiders scheduled tn" contest. Ru,
/ the most earnest drilling Will follow
me Jacket contest in preparation for
| William and Mary Turkey Dav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
GENERALS RECOVERING
FROM WALLOPING
Snecial ,n M rim.s.nisrntch-l

Snecial :" IN" Times Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. Slight
work was on the menu for the Wash
ington and Lee Generals this after
noon. However, the Generals viii be
dish"d out u much heavier diet In tho
form of Scrimmagcs. dummy prac-
tlcc. and work on the charging ma
chin" the rest Of the week.
Although there is soreness in tho
muscles as well as in the minds from
saturdays game with West Virginia.
all the men were IN uniform ana took
part in the drop lex ing, puntinE and
passing. which was the order ~ tn"
day. skull practice. In which Coach
Raftery pointed out the defects az
saturday, also took part OF the ar
tcrnoOn.
The Washington and Ice team is
defeat. but some who saw IN" gam"
say that If tho Generals had received
Il fair share OF III" breaks. there
would have been u difference" in the
score.
Although Charleston is hv no means
forgotten. the Generals AZ" lookin =
forward To the game with tn" Centre
tol"neis. November IL. where they
are expected To stag" on, at then
lighting comcbacks. as they did last
year when. after fosinE TO Auburn
they defeated! The strong Gcorgctown
team the following saturday.
When Washington and Ice plays
centre. they VIII Cndeavnr 4" show
that tn" rank Of general is higher
than In" rank Of colonel no, only on
IN" battlefield OF war. bu, also on the
battlefield oc football
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
LOCAL COLORED TEAM!
DOWN TO REAL WORK

Union University has settled down
I" hard work for its battle here sat
urday with Lincoln University at
liovcy Field l.. NJ.
Aside from Corrothcrs ana Smith.
ends. who are suffering from slightly
srrainod ankles. tn" team is in per-
feet condition for the coming game.
and il is only a matter Of waiting for
the referees whistle 10 begin the con-
test.
Coach Shelburne. OF Lincoln. Dart
mouth Colleges most dependable
ground gamer las; year. is bringing
the best balanced team Lincoln has
h:d. for many years, and the public
can expect the hardest fought game
ever played on liov.y Field.
y great punting dual is expected
when these teams meet. as both teams;
possess ruut,rS whose kicks average
around hity yards.
Meier before in the history OF tho
school has there been shown as much
next game. The slogan OF tine campus
by the cntir" student body in tn"
is Beat Lincoln"
Cheer Leader Gorham has been hav-
ing IN" student body rrncticinc yclIl
morning ANA evening in order that the
support Of TIA" Union student body
from :, standpoint OF roofing shall not
he lacking.
Reservation for tho many white
patrons who are expected to attend
have been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
QUESTIONABLE. HOLDS
ELIGIBLE. IN GOTHAM
Tny United %cwSl

NEW YORK.. Nov. ;. The toe hold.
body scissors ami head lock. famous
puuiShing grips. each exploited by "a
worlds wrestling champion in the
last ten years aud barred som"
months az" 10y the New York St>tr
Athletic commission. have been de
clar"d eligible again IN the wrestling
rings Of this state.
Tn" commission, through Chairma
William MUld"on, has given "A ruling
I" George Bothn"r. tn" famous cN-
liEhtwciGht champion wrestler and
active referee al championships
matches here, permitting tho use OF
"ach OF these holds. provided the man
using II does SO in an effort 10 win
Il fall and not merely TO weaken or
punish his opponent.
Ed. tStrauClcrD Lewis. cN-Cham
pi"n, who vii. appear In several bouts
here this winter. is tho principal ~ =
roncnt OF the torturing head lock.
lie once won til" with il. Frank
t"iCh won tn" til" from Gcurr"
iiackcnSchmidt with tho to" hold. and
10" St"chcr won II from Earl Grad
dock with the scissors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
VIRGINIA BEGINS HARD
TRAINING FOR INVADERS
Orange and Blue Plays West
Virginia Eleven al Char
lottcsvillc Saturday.
Especial To Tho Timrs.Dispatch

n.
CHARACTERISTIC VA. Nov. s.
Not dauntcd by the i'll fate Of tho las,
tw" games. Virginia is bucitlin. down
for an even harder contest Saturday
Though all dope" points to the West
Nirciuians as emerging victors from
the fray. still they will find a much
harder eleven To down than tho last
two games indicates. Practice this
afternoon. consisted OF IA severe scrim-
mage between the varsity and scrubs
Ward did not appear and Hayes
held his position ut left guard. Other
wise. tho team Was as usual. Davis
is still at left end. although his knee
is giving good deal of trouble. Ills
work. in spite of his injury. against
Georgia created mucn comment last
w"Sh. Maphis and he getting several
beautiful tatckicS.
The crowds expected here for the
game from all reports are increasing
in numbers. Tickets are on sale in
Norfolk. Richm"nd. stanton. Lynch
burg. Roanoke. while tickets and
Pullman reservations are on sale In
Charleston. w. Va Many root"rs
from the latter state are expected for
both institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
FIELD COAL. BRINGS
VICTORY TO GREENBRIER

Especial To IN" Times Dispatch
NAfNESSoRo. VA. Nov. S.-Artcr
playing scorclcss game at Lewis
hurg. w Va. for three quarters, dur
ING which time the ball was mostly
in frcenbricr's territory. Eishhurnc
was defeated in tn" last quarter by
Il drop kick by rharr, Grccnbricr's
left end.
Perry and Fields were the hes, in
dividual players for Grocnbrior. while
branch and Kidgcwcil were the chief
ground eaincrs for Fishhurnc.
Coach kirkpatrick, assisted by
Dickson. has the Fishhurnc team
busy practicinr this week in rrcpn-
ration for tho game Friday with her
old rival. Augusta Military Academy.
From comparative scores the teams
are about evenly matched \ hard
contest is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
FATHER OF FULL BACK
MARTIN IS DEAD

MORGANTOwN, ". VA. Nov. S.
Although = holiday was declared in
celebration Of the Washington and
Lee victory at Charleston Saturday.
by speeches from nearly everybody
OF prominence around the campus
was staged. an Ak Of gloom pcryadca
the university Because II became
known early ~ tie day that the
father OF Homer Martin. fun back
had died at Charleston yesterday.
food OF kilograms from the uni
versity students today Will to" FOL
lowed by many Nora tributes IouOr-
row. including one made up 10y tn.
varsity team. Martins pr"hab.r loss
Il IN saturdays game with Virginia is
severe blow 10 the Manufacturers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Close Nominations
for Pimlico Futurity
IEy Associated Press.

EAlsTlMO Nov. Nominal
tons for the rimlico futurity for
1923 and 1924 have closed with
more than 500 Meanings named
for the race two years hence. ana
we'll over l.3e0 mares named for
the 1924 event. til" Maryland
Jockey Clut announced today.
With the nominating and start
ing fees. to which the jockey club
adds Il purse of Sio."nH il IS call
culat"d that til" rriz" in each Of
these two years will lie approNi-
matcly 100000.
The first Iimlico futurity run
last Saturday. paid nearly $4,000
to Norwich. the winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
WESTERN ELEVEN RUNS
). WILD AGAINST RUTGERS
Invading Team Swarnps San.
ford's Aggregation, 1870,
at Polo Grounds.
TWO FIELD GOALS KICKED
wynne and Cns,ncr Each R-rtster
Three Points by DrUp-h ok In X.
New Brunswick Outht Nisse.
Chance to Score In Second Period.
[Ry Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.--Notre Dame
today converted its football game
with Rutgers into track meet and.
running circles AROUND the Eastern
team. claimed a IS q q victory.
The Indiana eleven. which last sat
urday trounced the Army, played an
even faster game on its second East
ern appearance th!s season When
Foster SanfordS pupils tried 20 match
their forward passes against Nnutc
Rockncs tribe they looked IKE
primary class in arithmetic matching
wits against a college IN mathematics
When the Indiana hacShcli was not
aiding and ahcttinE IN the Wanuiact-
ure of successful passes. II was run
ming the hundred around end In ten
fiat II was one OF the SwittcSt back
fields seen In the East this season.
Just by way OF variety, Wynn" ana
Cashier. who each had made nifty
yard runs for touchdownS, kicked
Rutgers had only one chance to
score and muffcd that. 1t was III
the second period. y long forward
pass had brought the ball 10 Notrc
DANES Iuartcr-yard line when "a pass
was battcd into the arms OF knt-
Then the Scarlcts quarter elected TO
essay another forward pass with the
result that Notre Dame soon took w
the offensc again.
The game was marked by frequent
fumhles and penalties and display
Of halo and hearty tacklinC that sent
number OF players TO the side
lines.
The lineup:
Notrc Dame. Position. Rutgers
Eilcv left end 800. Brennan
Garvcy left tackle ... Smith
1T- Anderson left ruard ... Eel cr
Larson center i SCudder
Doolcy right guard n. Scuddcr
shaw right tackle 5000. Rauh
r. Anderson. right end ..biCkihson
Thn,nas Quarter back Malone y
Mohardt left half 49,. Chandler
Cas,nor right half =. .Kcdmond
Wynnc fun back ...... Waite
49, Score Ivy periods:
Not'rc Dame l, 10 -
Notrc Dame scoring: T"uchdowns-
Castncr t2). Wynnc. Nil"y. T., Andcr'
son. Desch tsuhsutute Tor ,astherl
Goals from touch down-Shaw. 6
Goals from ncld-Wynnc. tastner
Refcrcc-Tuf;s O'rowm. Umpire
Eckcrsall .ChicaEo). l-inesman-
MAXWELL (Swarthmorel. Time OF
periods-lH minutes each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
RICHMOND FOOTBALL
WARRIORS ARE BUSY

II hard work counts for anything,
the Richmond Athletic Club foothn II
team will lac in shape 10 give the
big Washington Professional Club a
real battle on Friday afternoon.
Daily workouts, lasting until dark
ness, have tho order all this week.
a great outpourinG of sport lovers
is expected for this. the biggest game
the Athletics have played since
Thorpes Indians were met last sea
son.
The Washington club is In tho same
class: in fact. has several OF Thorpc's
regulars on It's roster.
The defeat which Washington
handed the locals early in the season
has fired the home club with de-
termination 10 even up matters and
has increased public interest in the
outcome.
The Armisticc Day parade has been
moved IN 10 $50 o'clock. which al
lows time for tho crowds to get out
to. Boulevard Field after il il over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Lightweight Champ
to Box Friedman
IHv Assoclntcd prcsvl

Pliil.ADEl.PIiiA.N Nov. S-GcorEc
+. Paving. announced tonic Int
that he had obtained the sigma
lures OF Benny Leonard, light
weight champion. and Sailor
Friedman. of Chicago, for an
ciGht-r"und bout here November
%.
Leonard and Friedman were to
nave mot in an op"n-air ring her.
early In the fan. hat the na;ci,
was prohibited by Director of pub
lie Safety c"rtclyou. on the ground
that Friedman had violated n CON
tract with local boxing club
tn" director said tonight the ban
on Friedman had bccn lifted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY ELEvE
BREEz|NC ALONG NICE
Tigers Have Won Five CO
sccutivc Contests = PLAY
Lyncliburg Saturday.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
iAMFDEN- SIDNEY. VA, Nov 6
II" Eampden Sidney Tigers -.
nave record Of five consecutive =,
tories 1" their credit and ,h.v -,
go into the LynchburE College ra
saturday determined To keep tn
record unhlcmlshcd ana TO add !.
othcr victory 10 their string. 81,
the hrst two games OF the so,.
when they lost TO V. T. !. and V NJ
the Tigers have been brccziur .Io
IN great style and every man ia ,
working with the idea OF 20,
through the season without hcy
defeated by college IN their q
class. The Garnet and Gray &
I'm" has remained uucrosscd for !
last four games and only ono 10;
Roanoke College. has succeeded
penetrating the iiampds sidney !.
Tor touchdown since the FIRST
games OF thc year. The Locals h.
Scor"" seventy points 10 nfty-scV
Tor their opponents.
Zen smith. star quarter bacL nf
eleven. VINO has bern suffering V
AN Injured ku". FOR nearly t,y0 ,yr,
returned to college yesterday.
NJ VII! hc unab!" 10 play again ui.
"a" Tigers tackl" Wake Forcst
norfolk on THANKSGIVING Day. Tyg
another back who has been on
injured list, returned 10 practice
week. and II Is expected that he
round into condition to play IN n
~ the game against tho I.vn
burgers
agaims, Randolph Macon satVr,,.
tn" iiill CITY boys at. understood
have a strpng eleven ANA tn. To-.
are expecting a hard bH,tlr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA MENTOR
MAKES CHANGE IN TEAM
Line and Back Field to Be
Switched for Game With
Virginia.
I SP"ciaI 10 The Times Dispatch. !

Especial To The Times pisputrb
MDfGANToWN. W. VA. Nov. S
Doug flowers will replace Homer
Martin at fun back for the Noun
talnccrs against Virginia at Char
I"'i""Nille Saturday. with Ross Lyle
at quarter back ana George Iili and
simon at the half backs
Towers Was a quarter back ON Tn.
freshmen team last year and "a star.
spears shifted him To fam back.
where II" has mdcrstudicd for Martin
all season. Fuccy worked at center
today and Hawkins was back at his
old post at end after "a weeks lay
OFF, due To a bad foot.
The remainder OF tho lineup was
inc same as that which started
against Washington and Lee. iiarr-
me injuries In tomorroW's srrimmaSc
th"r" Is likely To bc\no further
change. All through today's prac-
tie" spears drilled the men ON dc =
i"nsc against Virginia plays ana /,
MAS long aitrr dark whc> the var
Shy WAS sent To the showers Euc-
huNccky. who has been subb!nr for
hay all season. and Mcdonald nj
righ; end. were worked into IN. ,,r-
sity line-up frequently. spears made
other shirts with the object of de
Nc!opine ncw substitutes for the Vir-
ginia contest.
The freshman squad OF twenty men
vii l"'v" az noon tomorrow for Bluc-
iicid, where on Armisticc Day th.v
viii meet the Washington and Loo
freshmen and attempt L. "mulaic tn.
feat OF Mounth!n.cr Varsity agnins
- Generals last SATURDAY. Tn.
freshmen are In fine f.ttlc and cN-
qua OF the state some high-class
football
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
POLISH WRESTLER
RETAINS HIS TITLE
LBy As>ociatel prcyy-l

DIES MONIES, IOWA. Nov. s.
Stanislaus Ibyszko. Poland. retained!
his world heavywcight wrestling
ntie IN = nnish match with Earl cad
dock, OF Walnut, Iowa here las,
night. Zbyszko won ~ straight fans.
the hrst coming after one hour and
twenty minute: OF wrestling when
he arose 10 hls~lrct WIKI Caddock on
his back and then fell hack,yard.
partially stunning Caddpck and PIN
ming him securely To Ia, mat. Tho
SECOND fall came in tw"nty-iour min
utes ana eleven seconds and was &C
compi!shet with a cross body hoid
and wrist lock XDv-2ko weie ned .35
pounds, Caddoek lsl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
GEORGIA. IRN CAME
TO MACON FOR 6 YEARS

E"rsIiy of Georgia aud Alabama
Polytcchnic Institute football teams
VIII riar their annual games here for
Inc next six years. under 81 contract
s,tn"h tonight by : Y. sanford. fac
Uity director Of athletics at tn. ,;.nr
ga university. {. l.. Hare. faculty
athletic director AZ Auburn. had
signed previously. TIA" present con-
tract docs NOT .Nnirn mmi!l ny Nnnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
TIGERS BEGIN WEEK
IN GOOD CONDITION

eleven Princeton football plavcrs who
made an unusual rcuurt Saturday i'm
the gam" win Harvard hy remaining
in tn. lineup without substitution.
were all reported in good condition
today. considering 'h"ir hard IN,
victorious BATH" Trainer Keen.
Fitzpatrick said he expected tu Nav.
every man in perfect condition Tor
the Yale gamo next saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Horse and Trainer uuled on Trnck.

GLEN leland. OHIO. Nov. S-Og-
den Girl. a mare. which has been
raced with more or less success on
American and Canadian running race
tracks, was ruled off for life by Fred
GorhardE. presiding judge at the
Maple Heights track near here to-
day. w. Anderson. who. IL is alleged
entered Ogden Girl under tho name
of Clarcmctcr in n race at Naulc
Heights. October %, and w. John
son, ogden GIFTS trainer, received
similar rcnnlticS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
romm, ai,.l,nu. u, w.. n.n

Tommy Gibbons. Gouir,,l., a.,
h'nN EW"irh' Championship. has boon
w. l'u'G 10 a iiftc"n-rouud bout vs,h
n"h - p""t on Nov"m,.r ~ rrn.
iirn,'''I fiisGury Announced today
,i.,.. ,',il. WI b" the initiat boxing
..-"-1,uh ~ IN. rctllnE snnNnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMP
WILL VISIT LONDON

NEW YORK. Nov .Ionniv mr.
bsntamwsighi hoxing champion o,
nyweight title p:ouahl" viii no - y,
LONDON In January to meet linn,
Wilde, worlds fyw+!ght chamninn
Bun Will defend mis- bantamwcigh;
titie TOT the hrst time next Thursdsv
ShackaA 'HcH