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Fulton probably will be willing to
meet any opponent Richard names in
order to prove himself. Lack of
readiness to fight with .any one has
troubles begin when he gets into the
ring against top-notcher. The talk
hereabouts is that Bill Brennan will
be selected to try Fred out. Whether
Bill will accept the role or not is a
question. Nor a man who has been
is funny the way lot of heavy
weight contenderS sidestep him.
If this happens in the present case.
then Bob Martin or some man de-
veloped in Jimmy Johnston's new
formed class of heavyweight champ
ionsnip contenders may come forth,
just as Al Palzer was brought into
the limelight as result of Tom
O'Rourke's tourney to produce white
hopes But all in all, if Fulton fails
to live up to the declaration of his
manager concerning his present
prowess then Dempsey probobly will
have to whistle for a contender who
Report was current today that Mid
get Smith and Johnny Buff will
shortly come to an agreement con-
weight title. There is no Doubt that
Rickard would find this bout pay
ing envestment Smith now is one
of the popular idols of the metropolis
and yet at this time last year he was
unknown. He blew into New York
from the tropics and proceeded to
knock Phil Franchini cold in one OF
the Garden preliminary bouts. This
made the boy. The midget enjoyed
his fame and the money that went
with it and didn't make much head
way until this year. when he began to
take care of himself and improve his
natural ability, His two victories
have made him logical contender
for the bantamweight title held by
Ruff and not a few wise ones be-
lieve he can take the little Jersey
City phenom.
After all the talk heralding the ar
rival of the Shade brothers from
california, OPINION has boiled down to
the theory that of the three Dave,
the welter, has championsip possi-
bilitieS.
Promoters and complaining that the
present crop of fighters has been SO
spoiled by big purses that they won't
listen to ordinary propositions any
"They're not fighters" said a pro
,rotar at the Offices of the athletic
commission today, they are gents:
Thev have money in the bank: lots of
it, and the only talk they'll listen to
IL bankers talk. Offer some bum
three thousand dollars for a fight
and he'll yawn and ring for his valet
tn throw you out the door. The only
NV see is for promoters to de-
clare a suspension of bouts for two
months. sort of q general disarma-
ment-" That might be wise move,
at that -
Evening star., 1921-12-29
ALUMNI TEAM TO OPPOSE
CENTRAL HIGH NATATORS

An aggregation of former Central
High School tank stars will meet the
present Blue and White swimmers in
a meet in the Mount Pleasant pool
Saturday night. The competition will
begin at 7:45 o'clock.
The alumni will be represented by
Newly. Mcdonald and Littlehale of
Princeton, Richards and Harvey of
Pennsylvania, Dickey of Northwest
ern. Little of Dartmouth and Buhrer
of Johns Hopki ms.
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CR|FFS LIST IS SPRING
| CONTESTS WITH BRAVES

Tuesday. March 81, is the date Sc.
tor the first game to be played by the
Grifmen. next season. 1t will be
shased sra ct at st; petersburg; Fla, with
League. which will train there and
VIII inaugurate series of exhibitions
designed to aid both clubs in pre-
pairing for the championship season.
Gntil the first of April contests
VIII be played three times a week,
alternately at ST. Petersburg and
Tampa. the camp site of the Nation
ais. Then the outfits of Owners Clark
Griffith and George Washington
Grant will hike northward on a series
OF one-nieht stands that will bring
them to Washington for games OH
Saturday and Sunday. April s and 9.
Present plans call for an exhibition
here Monday. April 10. with the Elks,
District sandlot champions. the last
to be played prior to the opening of
the season two days later. Here are
the preseason dates for the Nation
ais:
Tuesday. March 21-Boston at St.
Petersburg
Thursday. March 2S-Boston at
Tampa.
Saturday, March 25-Boston at st.
Petersburg.
Tuesday. March es-Boston at
Tampa.
Thursday. March so-Boston at St.
Saturday, April Boston at
Tampa
Monday. April AT either Jack
sonville, Fla, or Charleston, S. c.
Tuesday. April 4-Boston at Colum-
bia, S. c.
Wednesday, April 5-Boston at
either Lynchburg or Roanoke, Va.
Thursday, April 6-Boston at Nor
, folk. Va.
Friday. April 7-Eoston at Rich
mond. Va.
Saturday, April S-Boston at Wash
ington.
Sunday. April a-Boston at Wash
, ington.
Monday, April 10-Washington Elks
at Washington.
to profiteer?" it asks. The Birming-
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GEORGETOWN is LISTED
BY BUCKNELl GRIDMEN

LEwISBURG, Pa, December %
Georgetown, for a contest in Wash
ington November Is. is on the eleven
game foot baly schedule of BuckneIl
University for next fall. Navy will
be met at Annapolis October II. The
list:
September %, Mansfield; 80, Alfred: ::
October Z, Susquehanna; II, Navy, at
Annapolis; 81, Lafayette, at Easton:
2S. Pitt, at Pittsburgh.
November 4, Muhlenburg: II, Le-
high. at Bethlehem; Is. Georgetown
at Washington: 25. Rutgers, at New
Brunswick: 80, Dickinson.
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BARNES AND HUTCHINSON
MEET FRISCO GOLFERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. December
aa.-Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison.
golf champions, on tour of the United
States. will remain here for about ten
days. Today they meet two local play
ers, william McEwan and John Mac
Gregor.
In their opening appearance here
they were defeated by Macdonald
smith and Sam Whiting, and there Is
talk of a return match.
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FOOT BALL MAIN TOPIC
FOR COLLEGIATE A. A.

NEW YORK. December 29.-Foot
ball was the principal topic for dis
cussion at the convention of the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton. which opened today.
One of the proposals will be an al
lance of intercollegiate athletic as
sociations and sectional conferences
throughout the country with the N.
C. A. A, in order to give it admins
trative powers, its present power be-
ing limited to recommendations.
The question of joining the new
American Olympic Association and
whether it shall join in organizing
the new national athletic federations
proposed by Secretary of War Weeks
also are on the program.
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HENSHAW NEEDS VICTORY
TO TIE IN CUE TOURNEY

Hen Henshaw. to remain on equal
footing with George Wheatley in the
city pocket billiard championship, will
have to defeat William Parsons to-
night in their tourney match at the
Grand Central Academy. Henshaw.
winner of five games, was passed in
the race last night by Wheat1ey, pres
emf tiueholder, who scored his sixth
victory in six starts when ne out
pointed Drew Thompson, 100 to II.
Each player had a high run Of H..
Should Henshaw win tonight he will
meet Wheatley in the tourney final
next week. A victory for Parsons
would keep him in the fight for the
championship. Tonight's match will
begin promptly at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Sues Phillies for $1,000.

BUFFALO, N. Y, December 29-Pat
]. Murray. former pitcher for the
Philadelphia Nationals, has launched
a legal fight in Buffalo to recover
$500 from the club on his 1890 con-
tract. Murray was a Notre Dame star,
and was signed up by the Phtls in 1890
at a salary of $500 year. He alleges
that during an exhibition game in CO.
lumbus. Ga, in the spring of 1920. he
broke his pitching arm and was re-
leased. He seeks to enforce the con-
tract.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
LAFAYETTE GRID LIST
IS NEAR COMPLETION

.EASTON. Pa. December 29.-
Lafayette's ball team, unbeaten last
fall, has arranged seven of the nine
games 1t will play next season. Nego-
tiations are under way to fill the open
dates of October % and November Is.
The contests arranged are:
September 30-J!niversity Of Rich
mond.
October 7-Pittsburgh. at Pitts
burgh: II, Muhlenberg; 81, Bucknell.
November HWashington and JEFF
ferson. at New York; II, Rutgers, IT
New Brunswick; 25, Lehigh.
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BEARS POSSESS DISTINCT
/ EDGE ON WEIGHT in LINE
Has Superman in Muller in Addition to Other Excep.
tional Players-Stein and Erickson Best of
Neale's Array for Pasadena Grid Game.
BY WALTER CAMP.

marked the foot
~ which will at Pasadena Monday there is
the entire California line that of Washington
and Jefferson, particularly in weight.
The the should not be deceived by the
of what will New Year The Centre eleven OF
the and has Roberts, who almost
When the selected Roberts for his all end he called
will be noted that the Arizona when
Mc other Centre back had failed the ball for
q touchdown Roberts who finally succeeded.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
PARIS BOUTS PROPOSED
FOR CHAMPION vii SON

BOSTON, December 29-A proposal
from Paris that Middleweight Cham
pion Johnny Wilson engage in one or
two boxing bouts there in June or
July next year has been received by
Marty killilea, Wilson's manager.
Killilea said today he replied that
Wilson would accept if financial ar
rangements we're satisfactory. Wilson
expressed a desire. that a match be
obtained with Georges Carpenter.
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Furman Names Grid Dates.

GREENvILLE. S. c.. December 90.
-F'urman University has announced
its foot ball schedule for next season,
the listed games being played here
unless otherwise specified:
September 80. Newberry: october u,
Georgia: 10, the Citadel. at Florence.
S. c.: 2s, University of Richmond;
November 4. Erskine; II South Caro-
lima, at Columbia; is. "onord. at
spartanburg: Is. Clemson; 80, David
son.
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GRANT RETURNS TO MAT.

Joe Grant, veteran District wrestler.
will return to the graphing game
next Tuesday night, when he Is sched-
uled to meet Cyclone Samson. winner
of the 158-pound championship at the
tournament Of the Canadian National
Sporting Club. The match will be
held at Palace Athletic Club. Pre-
limlnaries for fyweights, bantams and
heavyweights will be held, the first
starting at Sis o'clock.
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Ruys Harness Horse Array.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. December %.
DIR. L. T. Cooper Of Dayton has pur-
chased of Wilbur ]. Myers Of this
city the young stallion Signal Peter
.(3), 2.9Sh, by Peter the Great. and
his band of eight brood mares and six
weanlings. The matrons include
4rescia, 2.05L. and Golden Spire,
2.o8H. The price paid was not made
public, but is said to be the largest
eoal Of its kind In the history Of Ohio.
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Guisto a College Coach.

OAKLAND, Calf, December %
Louis Guisto. who reports to the C'eve-
land Indians next spring, is acting as
base ball coach at St. Mary's College.
his alma mater, here, and will handle
the team until he leaves for the spring
camp. Guisto played first base for the
Oakland club of the Pacific Coast
League last season.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
462 OF $40 AMHERST
STUDENTS IN SPORTS

Amherst undergraduates arc more
than o. per cent athletic. Figures
made public by the department Of
physical education show that the
AMherst policy of encouraging
physicnl development Of nll stu
dents resulted In 462 men out OF an
enrolment Of so participa ting in
some form Of outdoor athletics
during the fall term.
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Killinger Will Coach.

CARLISLE, Pa, December 90
Glenn. killinger. star quarterback Of
the Pennsylvania State College foot
ball team, has been chosen as coach OF
the Dickinson College squad, &C.
cording to an announcement made to-
day. Killinger will be graduated
from Penn State early In the coming
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HILLTOPPERS TO BATTLE
FORDHAM ON OCTOBER 21

NEW YORK. December 23.-George-
town and Fordham will meet in their
annual foot ball game october 81 at
the Polo Grounds, according to the
schedule announced today by. the
Bronxonians Games arranged by
Fordham are:
october Z, Eugters at New Bruins
wick; 81. Georgetown at Polo
Grounds: 2s. Boston College; Novem-
her 4. Springfield: IS. Holy Cross at
Torchester; 70, MuhlenberG at AL
lentown.
Contests also will be listed for
September so. october IA and Novem-
ber IL.
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FULTON MUST PROVE FIT
BEFORE MEETING DEMPSEY
BY EAR PLAY.

EW YORK. December 29Tex Rickad really Fred
Fulton against Dempsey The tall pasterer expected
city today while Fulton
meet the champion likes
He told
to bring Dempsey and Fulton together the Jersey Cy next
June order that interest this will properly worked
he Fulton of his class this
course lose opponent
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Yale Basketers Routed.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, December %
-Wittenberg defeated the Yale bas-
ket ball five here last night, so to IL
The visitors were on the defensive
most OF the time. Poor shooting held
the Wittenberg score down. Criss
and Horn starred for Wittenberg
while Cooper led the Yale scoring.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
seybold Leaves $4,000 Estate.

GREENsBURG. Pa. December 2s.-
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Ralph 'Sox" Seybold, former
American League base ball player.
who was killed in an automobile ac-
cident near Ligonier last week, have
been granted to Albert e. Seybold.
The estate is valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Toronto Hockeyists Win.

PHILADELPHIA, December %
The University of Toronto Ice hockey
team defeated the st. Nicholas sex
tet last night five goals to three. Car
son scored three Of TorontO's goals.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
CUE CHAMPION PLANS VISIT.

Jake Shaefer, world champion 1872
balkline billiardist, probably will ap-
pear here next month in exhibition
matches. With Roger Cont, European
champion, Shaefer is touring the
east and is planning to visit. Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
McINNIS, SCOTT AND WITT
ON s!ALLcLEAGUE" INFIELD
Collins of White SOx is Fourth Member-Strange to
Say, Third Baseman Goes to Minors-No Change
to Be Made in Base Balls.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK. December 9Bae ball harp discovered today from
perusa of the records that three of the recently traded
by the Boston Americans occupied places theoretical lead
nhd Of the league 1921 These players Mcnn
Gt The fourth member Of this nfed would be Eddie Collins of the
Shcago White Mclnns Cleveland while
strangely enough back the having been
Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1921-12-29

California has In Muller another
superman, and as a whole it's team
FAR outclasses the Arizona eleven. So
anything like confidence that the
easterners will again ride rough -shod
over the westerners next Monday. Is
Jefferson has a star back in Erick-
son, but its best all-around man is
Capt. Stein. who stars in both attack
and defense. These two men do not
compose the whole team and one
would go far wrong In saying that
contrary, they are above the average.
but hardly as greatly above the aver
age as are the men composing Andy
Smiths team on the coast.
Latham, the California center, and
Mcmillan. the tackle. are high-class
performers as Is stephens. the END
while the backfield' shows lot OF de-
termined. capable runners, and man
in Nisbet, who. at times, shows phe-
nomenal kicking ability.
1t should indeed be great game
and 1t would be most unfortunate II
the weather acts as it did in the San
Diego game. which was played after
forty-eight' hours of rain in a sea
of slime and mud. There Is nothing
more slippery than the soil of south
ern California when it rains.
1921 Greatest Sport Yenr.
The writer's prediction of, more
than year ago that 1921 would be
the greatest year ever known in the
history Of athletics. has been fulfilled.
Perhaps if one asked the question as
to what event was known to the
greatest number of people the answer
would be the defeat of Carpenter, the
Frenchman. by Jack Dempsey. in
which the latter made complete his
title to the worlds heavyweight
championship. The next point of. In
terest was the decisive victory of the
American polo players in England.
Following this the remarkable tri-
umphs of William T. Tilden. cd. and
also of the American Davis cup team.
together with the defeat of Mile.
Lenglen by Mrs. Mallory, a most un-
satisfactory affair.
Copyright. 1917
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Peters to Wrestle Turner.

Cyclone" Peters, champion middle
weight wrestler of Iowa. will meet
Joe Turner, tonight at the Capitol
Theater. Peters has Q long string Of
victories to his credit.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Syracuse Rally Decides.

SYRACUSE, December 2s.-In one
of the greatest finishes ever seen In
the Archbold Gymnasium. syracuse
night. "a to 90. With less than three
minutes to play Columbia led, - to
Is.
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Racing Head Buys Big Farm.

HAMILTON. Ont, December "a
Lieut.. Col. Hendrie. president of the
Ontario Jockey Club. has bought
Woodland farm, at Appleby. and, with
his SON, will establish one OF the
largest stock farms In Canada
Evening star., 1921-12-29
Radiators and Tenders
ANY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED.

Cores Installed In any make.
Dodge Freeze-proof Honey Comb.
Chevrolet Freexe-proof Honey Comb
SPECIALS FOR FORDS.
Iron Trucks. Rad, kinds Of Freeze Proof,
Honey Comb. RAIDS, Tube and Fin RAIDS.
Tenders 20-gauge $50 cheaper than Fords.
D. L. wITTsTATT, 31e 18th NV. n block
below Pa. ave. r. 6410.
1ldh st.. NV. Fenders At this shop.
Also Rads. and Lamps. n. 744S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12

had pains In my
back and stomach,
was very nervous
and would have
fainting spels.s ]
certainly suffered
awfuHy with those
nervous fainting
spells. l did not
KIN o " anyone at
times and used %
scream. 4 doctor
treated me but did
not aAo~a ~ Ar
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12
BL0cKS,PoL|cE
'CARAGE;F|NED
nm Distributor Leaves Auto Truck
In Position Where Station
Cars Are Bottled In.

Lucien De Geyter. milk distribu-
tot, made a serious mistake late
Friday afternoon when he chose
that portion of Third avenue d.
rectly in front Of the driveway to
the police station garage as a place
TO park his automobile truck.
Station Officer Charles Miner was
driving one of the police machines
out on a call when he found the
driveway blocked by the milkman's
truck. Miner took the switchkey
Of De Geyter's car and placed it in
biz pocket. knowing that the car
vould stay there until he came
back. Later De Geyter saw the Of
hcsr, outside the station and re-
ported that someone had stolen his
svitchkey.
"Come inside and I think we can
locate the key" Miner told the
driver. On entering the court room
hs was served with a warrant,
charging him with violation Of the
city parking ordinance.
Dc Geyter pleaded ignorance OF
tho provisions Of the parking Ordi-
nance, but that did not let him out
Magistrate d. u. Cleland assessed
fine of 50. And De Geyter was
given back his switchkey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12
|!cHOOL'S HEAD
fAvORS JUNIOR
FIRE MARSHALS
=. Lad In Each School In the
Ststs Has Opportunity to Do
Fire Prevention Work.

yians recently announced by
,.hn G. Gambler. state fire marshal,
!. aopoint one boy from each school
Z lie state to do FIRE prevention
sark in his district, although not
.scially received BY local authori-
-. Is favorably received by E. C.
riaher, superintendent of schools.
~ Fisher states that an appoint
mt Of this kind in the schools,
,mpresses more wildly upon the
.iuds of the pupils the value of
a prevention and would put them
sootinually on the. watch for places
AZ fires might easily be started.
Tnere are at present "a Junior
IA oflicers In Chicago and one in
jacksonville. and Mr.. Gambler de-
sd1 their work was so valuable
al other junior marshals should
!, appointed throughout the state.
Under this plan, cards bearing
~ name and address Of the junior
sre marshal and recognizing him
- regular deputy in the office
Il the FIRE marshal will be issued
= the state to one lad in each
school who shows the most apti-
iuds for fire prevention work
Tnchers in the various schools
iii recommend to Mr.. Gambler and
A. will issue the cards and make
To appointment.
The state marshal says that more
drs prevention work is done by the
a Junior inspectors in the Chica'
70 high schools than people real
he and while they serve without
nv, they have proved themselves
ysry valuable to the state.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12
BE FORGOT COX
WAS CHIEF ONLY
IN ROCK WI.AlD

P. Bunocre forgot that Rock Is
lands jurisdiction does not extend
over to Davenport whom he car
rfed concealed weapons on the 9th
er side Of the river because Chief
OF Police Tom Cox gave him per
mission to do 80 over here.
Bunocre was indicted by the Sep
TENDER grand jury in Scott coun-
ty on a charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons and yesterday
pleaded guilty to the charge in the
district court. A letter written by
Chief Cox Of this city corroborated
Bunocre's story in Davenport and
so prompted Judge NJ. F. Donegan
to exercise leniency in the case. A
fine of SO and costs was imposed
At various times Bunocre is said
to have played the part of q stool
pigeon" forsthe Rock Island sleuths
and was attacked several months
ago by thugs in this Ncity bent OF
gaining revenge against their all
legged betrayer. Bunocre carries
the scars of the encounter to this
day. 1t was shortly after this thai
Chief Cox gave him the right te
carry a pistol to protect himself
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-12

Twenty ninth-and-a-half street and
Sixteenth avenue. From here ex-
tension may BE- made southeast to
the Rock river. The Twenty NTH
street end may be extended to Fifth
avenue and about Twenty-second
street. The other radial may have
for its starting point Fifth avenue
and Eighteenth street, extending in
a southwesterly direction to .
point where the Rock and Missis-
sippi rivers Join. The extension of
these diagonals through our rec
tangular system Of streets will pro-
vide numerous triangular spaces
that will be ideal sites for monu-
ments, fountains, and for just plots
Of grass and flowers. These AFTER
ial streets to be ~ straight ~ pos
sible, Of easy gradient, wide, and
well paved. The relation between
the architecture and the street plan
should be reciprocal. Circulation
was not the only problem but also
building sites on which imposing
buildings. with the proper perspec.
tive can be erected. Sites that will
afford q frontage on at least three
streets without utilizing IN entire
block.
VIM Increase Business District.
This arrangement OF streets will
increase the principal business dis.
trict, to include the area from Sew
enteenth to Twenty-fourth streets
and Fifth avenue 70 the river.
The curb at the street corner
should be set with a much greater
radius. The square corner was not
so bad in the day of the slow NOV
ing vehicle, but is dangerous and
inefficient in this age of the swiftel
moving automobile. A similar
treatment of the building on thu
corner lots would make our streets
more attractive and the owner
would sacrifice little, or nothing, in
building SPACE.
Provision should also be made
for down town parking spaces fol
. automobiles.
The street furnishings. such as
the lighting standards, street name
! signs, mail boxes, police aid fire
alarm boxes, etc, should be mad.
attractive. Many of these utilize.
can be placed on single standard
and thereby reduce the obstruction!
on the side walk. Those isles O
safety that are necessary at bus!
crossings should also be mad
ornate.