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The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-07
,Ry Associated PressJ

ELIZABETH, N. J, Nov. 7-Rey. Antonette Brown Blackwell aged 9S. and believed to be one of the first women ordained into the ministry and who was a pioneer suffrage worker with Susan B. Anthony, died at hey home here Saturday,
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BOWLING

Wednesday night two or three
teams from crookston are expected
here to igve battle to local pin busters
on the Wilde alleys, according to an
announcement last evening. One Of
the Crookston teams will be the c, @.
D. quintet Of that city but the others
are still uncertain. The Hotel Daco-
tab team OF the Senior league VIII
give battle to this crew. The Troy
laundry will clash with the Sec
5ond Crookston sqnad and Jack Wilde
will gather about him an array of pre-
mter pin artists to clash with the
third crookston team il a third makes
the, trip. !.
Last evening the ladies' staged their
regular weekly session on the alleys.
The Robinson team took two out OF
three games from the Wilde team and
the Wash Brothers quintet captured
a similar number from the Henry
Motor. The johnson quintet also tri-
urnphed over the Herald crew by win
ming W OF tho three games.
Mrs. Wilde rolled two high games
OF the evening with scores OF 178 and
1862. Mrs. MCGOWAN was next with
q high game OF 161 pins.
Following are the scores:
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New Program For
Roosevelt Highway
Association Planned

Duluth. Mimi. Dec. "a new pro-
gram Of activities which would expand
the associations operations to three
times it's present size was outlined
here atathe opening session Of the
Theodore Roosevelt International
Highway associations third annual
meeting. Delegates representing more
han 10000 members In fourteen
states were present.
A. w. Tracy Of Duluth. executive
secretary. called the convention to
order. Plans for the establishment of
fold. publicity and road service de-
p~artnents were unfolded before the
DELEGATES today. 1t is planned that
each town and state in the states
h 'oush which the highway runs from,
Portland, Ne. to Portland. Ore. shall
have its W highway ASSOCIATE lion.
Mr.. Tracy said it was his aim to
boost the TEDDY" highway to the
ranks of the largest transcont!nental
road In North America. Revision of
the organizations tatutes and by
laws to permit Of the enlarged pro-
gram of work will be considered dur
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COED BALL
T0SSERS START
SEASONS PLAY
Alpha Phi and Gamma Phi
Beta Teams Win Open
ing Games

The struggle for the G.rls' Campus
basketball league championship go;
under way last evening when The Al
pha Phi and Gamma Phi! Beta quin-
tets registered the first victories Of
the year over the Macnie hall and
Lnrilnorc hall teams respectively at
the girls gymnasium OF the Univer-
sity OF North Dakota. The Alpha
Phi bloomer-wearers triumphed over
their opponents by a score OF 8 to 0
while the Gamma Phi quintet cap
In their game with the Larilhore hall
players. Prof. Cecil w. Beycrs
refereed the games,
Dorothy Mc&iel proved tho biggest
Stumbling block in the way Of the
Mncinic hall auirtct's championship
aspirations by negotiating three field
baskets and g. free throw for the
largest number OF points %garnered by
any member Of her team. Marion
Ncitch shot the other basket for the
sorority quintet. Nell LundinH also
proved Il clever performer for the
winners while Gertrude johnson
proved 10 be the I performer for
the losers.
! Marie Pctron was the big p%oint-gct-
tor for the Gamma Beta five in their
game with tho I.arimorc n and
! succeeded In shooting two aasketS
from tho floor and dropping three
Gree throws through the loop. Gladys
! IiagensOn made the other basket for
the winners. Margaret Sorlic also
performed in excellent on the
! Beta team.
Beulah Kinser made all Of the points
! garnered By the Llrimore hall quintet
by shooting their lorc bnsket n
making two free throws. The other
! players also produced Il good brand
Of tho indoor game but the autntct's
team work was inferior TO their oppon-
ents and was largely responsible for
the defeat.
Tonight the Davis hall team and
tho North Side fivca will clash and
tho Delta Zetas and the South Side
players. The play starts at 7 o'clock.
Last evening a large crowd turned out
to watch the girls battle on the floor
and It is expected that this evening
will also sec a. good body OF rootcrS
out for the various teams.
Following wcvo the line-ups last
evening:
Macnie hall Alpha PM
Helen Cook. RI re, Dorothy McNiel
Ellen Andcrson,c G. Nell Lundtng
Dukstad, IF ri, Florence sander
@, Gordcn, If II, Marion Neitch
Mary Shaw, re- re. Margaret Schultz
Gertrude JOHNSON, LIZ lg. Mary Walker
larimore hall ANN Phi Beta
Nav uenninc, c C.. r. Tetrault
Esulah Klpser. re re. Mario Petron
3. Rrudervold. RI RI, G. Hagensor
zena Eastman, If II. Margaret Sorlie
Dorothy Veitch. re re. Doris PillsburH
Stella Taplcy, lS *, Mildred lhrls
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Herald
MURDERED MANS
FATHER EXPECTED
TO TAKE STAND

Los Angeles. Dec. 81. -. Ken
nedy. father Of j. Bolton Kennedy for
whose murder Arthur G.. Burch Is on
trial, was expected to again take the
witness stand upon the opening of
court today and identify more letters
alleged to have been written to the
younger Kennedy by Mrs. Madalynne
'~Obenchain. Jointly indicted with
Burch.
Twelve letters already have been
identified by the cider Kennedy as
having been found among his sons
effects. while Milton Carlson. hand
writing expert. testified they and
thirty-foNr more, were In. his opinion,
written by Mrs. O~benchain.
The letters. which were Of an at
fccticnate nature, covered a period Of
-four years Immediately preceding the
Staying OF Kennedy at Beverley Glen.
a suburb, August 8 last.
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ADDRESSES THE
COVERNORSON
FARM CREDIT
Nebraska, Executive Says
Collateral Should Be
Allowed.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. 6.-Address-
ing the governors conference here to-
a on agricultural credit, Gov. S. r.
Mcke.vie OF. Nebraska, declared that
the farmer should be privileged to
offer a character of collateral which.
though It may not be promptly liqui-
dated when the loan natures, affords
spff1ctent security SO long as 1t is kept
intact.
IF this can be DONE" Gov. Nc
Kelvie said, thousands of farmers
Will be enabled to carry on their
farming operations in an economical
and business-like way. the even distri-
button OF marketing will be en-
couraged, and the live stock industry
will not be i~rreparably discouraged.
1t Ii idle to assume that the credit
needs Of agriculture now may be sup
ported by liquid assets, for the farmer
does not have enough such assets to
support his borrowings"
A Hopeful aspect.
The placing Of one billion dollars at
the disposal of the agricultural inter
ests Of the country through the war
finance corporation contains a vers
hopeful aspect, Ncbraska's chief ad-
ded.
This money is being loaned on a
fairly liberal, though perfectly. safe
0ooAo ot INV VIC dSSSSLo " AAbS
farmer. no. including land, and the
repayment Of these loans may be ex.
tended from time covering a period Of
three years." he said. This money
becomes available to the farme,
through the local banks or through
business and financial, corporation:
that are in a position to serve him..
1T is we'll organized, with Eugene
Meyer. Jr., at the head Of the corpor'
alton, and even though its %oreratioT'
were begun only a few weeks ago, |
is now we'll under way and l believe
that between this corporation and thu
federal reserve bank system. agri
culture will receive all of the credi
1t needs" T.
Relative to the federal reserve sys
tenn. Governor McKelvic noted. 9TH
reduction of one per cent In the in
terest rate will help a lot for. as 1
shown in the fact that a general re
duction of one per cen in the interes
rate of loans of Nebraska banks a
the present time would represent
saving Of over three million dollar
a year to borrowers"
Governor McKelvie said in con
clusion:
"AIl I seek now On behalf of agri
! culture is hat it shall have the credi
that Is needed in the conservative an
successful. conduct Of legitimate farm
ing operations with a realization O
tho fact that the obligations that wer
incurred by the farmer during a tim
when prices were inflated can only b
discharged in a gradual way unde
the present conditions Of defiate'
prices"
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EDITION.

poor 145 Of Mortgages, at Page 2s. WIZ
be ferssio ga1, pS E s and e h%er III Rssnls se.
IN , snd" at the front door Of the court
s sss'ss IN the o city Of r s5snd a TsTk State II ts of
oun M kota at the hour OFF, o'clock
? NJ On ne , 2ttn day dts, q am Dsssn sse a. y;
D. 1ysi; = Hare on tbs date Of sale. Tho
saia m ses described In such mortgage,
pnd Which are to be sold to satisfy the
FORKS. North Dakota, n described as
follows: - /ern
! y r;eht l8). in Township One Hun
dTed Fifty-three t15s). Range Fifty
one Tb ere win be due on such mortgage at
.,,a date Of sale, the sum Of ~$3.29T.9T,
together with atternsys fees n costs
Oh s"s JOSEPHFCOLOSKY,
Assignee Of Mortgagee.
; Attorney for Assignee of MORTGAGE.
TNoy. 15-22-2s: Dec. 6-13-20, 1920
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LEGAL NOTICES..
s1Enurs EXECUTION SAL"

.,,o ,e hereby given hat by virtue
Not1ce - ~ attachment issued out 81
and under the seal Of the 11s., nS FORKS
in and for the County. OF 1la' the 30th
and State of North DaKotaI - ;" an action
tasn nendine In said court wherein WAS vas
11, vas nlaintin and Fl. H. TuI.e "" Ji.
derendant' which said warrant was cold
rected TO me as sheriff III anu osberin
Grand Forks COUNTY and attach all of
~ rIeht' title and interest OF salG he re-
t t in and to the real properly 40
matter in this notice mentloneu nracrI-
scribed. and that by virtue o. na coal of
.iGd i district court on the 18th Gay OF
s Sn..mher 1921, for the sum OF InlrIesn
1I,,rdred sixty-fve and SS-loo Do pata q
mon a Judgment rendered ana Snvom-
in said our on the atm uaS ,nr Of said
oea ;rt;y and against said defendant aoa
tha sim of Thirteen Hundred slHty,nas
I'D ss.1o0 Dollars, which execution VIZ T
directed and delivered to me as :
aforesaid and commanoeu ~ md accru-
ing costs, out of the right. title anu a III,
tasest Of said defendant In n 10 sa at
reaI property so levied upon ana d..
tached By me by virtue OF ss'o Tar rron.
Of attachment aforesaid al t Ia'o county Of
GrSnd Forks and State Of North Dak9 GA
! and more particularly describea as = u
lows: The northeast quarter Of To SscsfGp
Thirty-avs aN F; T. Of n5 90 North 70 Range
iSirty-four t5D West, /: the u%ndersignsd led
as sheriff aforesaid. will sell all OF the
! rirht' title and interest of said delena.
ant. II. H. Tufte, in and mMch to 81 gag f a as is
, nsces Papye't to The highest bidder, for
cash. esshss at public auction; At the frGnt doc d"o1
If the court house in the City OF G S;ata
FORKS. County of Grand porks and - rt ne:
81 North Dakota, on the 26th daS o. &c,
; cember, 1921. at the hour of 200 ociocE
in the afternoon of that day; to sad,s.s
said execution together with 'ntcres'
-" naied this 21st day of November, 1921
~ G. {. STEWART.
Sheriff of Grand Forks County.
, O'CONNOR & PETERSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Grand Forks, N: D.
Nov o2-2o: Dec. 6-13-20.)
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Baseball Association
Meeting Starts Today

Buffalo, y. y, Dec. 6.--TWcnty-siX
minor league circuits embracing no
clubs were represented at the annual
meeting of the National Association
OF Professional baseball Leagues here
TODAY. 1t was said to be II of tho
largest gatherings in the history OF tho
association, The annual address OF
President Michael Sexton, tho report
Of Secretary John Farrell Of Auburn,
the election Of officers and amend
ments to the constitution were on the
program, g..
The possible return OF the draft
whereby the majors can draw on the
| minors for new playing material was
! one OF the chief topics In discussion
before the delegates took up routing.
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Judge Landi. Leaves
For Minor League Meet

Chicago, Dec. 6.~-N'ith the Babe
Ruth decision finally handed out TO
the fans for discussion, Judge Lands,
baseball commissioner. left today for
Buffalo to attend the minor league
meeting. The judge, before leaving,
announced that the joint meeting OF
the two major leagues would be held
in New York on Dee. Is between the
separate meetings Of the leagues on
the two days previous.
To the comment was added the text
of the suspension order by Judge Ian
dis but when questioned about the
spring training season. he indicated
the order would not bar Ruth and the
others from playing in the Yankees
spring exhibition contests.
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sHEBIFF's EXECUTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF a writ of attachment Issued put Of
"nd under the seal Of the district court
and State OF North Dakota. on the 3oth
day of September, 1921. in an action
then pending in said court wherein
Carrie Tuf,e as general guardian of
Tufte. Fr"d Turf and Edward Tufte.
was plaintiff and II. II. Tufte was de-
Mt. which said warrant was d.
r"cted TO me as sheriff in and for said
Grand FORKS county. J did. as sheriff
AFORESAID. levy upon and attach all Of the
right. It'll" and interest Of said defend
~ in and to the real property herein
after in this notice mentioned and de-
scribe. and tat by virtue Of an execu-
sstd court on the 18Th day of November.
1921. Tor tie sum of Eighteen Hunjrad
TWO End 2I-l00 81. sn2.@.) Dollars upon
a ,~l!ucg"rent rendered and docketed in
,ntd court or the 4th day of November.
1921. N said action in favor of said
plaintiff emu against said defendant for
tn" sum % Ei~:tecn Hundred Two ANA
@i-'hN St.s""o1l Dollars. which execu.
ton vas di"e"tel and deliverel to me as
she"i~ aforesaid ard c",rwa nded me to
~Satisf" said Judgment. with in,aras, AVID
'cr"r'~g costs. nNt OF the ri,ht tjtia
a"d 'N'""'st of sa:l 'e~cnIant in ard ~
S''' r.'' properly so 'e"ird uron and al.
tacie' ~ re by virtue Of said /warrsn,
- 49, SIN. SStu TnaI nrOD-
e7ty being sit"ate IN the County ~
Gr'nd Jerks End State of North Dako,a
and more particular described as fol.
! lows: - io'-
Northwest quarter of Section Thirty
five "a). and tie north half Of TIC
ror'aW est quarter CN,aNwlb of Soc.
ton n i-:y-six $3.50. mownship One
furdre1 Fifty 'l5o,. Range ;'ifty-f om,
t54l. West. 'ou'
]. tho undersigned as sheriff arore.
said. Will se}l-all of the light. title and
i%nterest of sad d%sfendsnt. II. r. Tufte
in and to said above real property n,
50 much of it as it necessary, to tn,
highest bidder. for cash. at public anc.
ton. at the front door of the ON,
: house in the City of GRIND Forks
County Of Grand forks and State n,
North DAKOTA. or the 26th day Of ~.
cen Der: 1921, at the Tour Of $500 o'clocl
p M; in the afterneSn of tl,at day. I,
satisfy said execution together with IN
terest and acCruins costs.
Lated this 2lst day Of November. a
c.. {. STEWART.
Sheriff Grand Forks County
OCONNOR & PETERSON,
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
Grand Forks, n. d..
(Nov. 1928: Dec. 6-lS-20.)
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California Officials
Cancel Game With Centre

Los Angeles. Dee. university Of
Southern California athletic officials
early today reversed u decision reach
ed last night and announced that the
football team of that institution would
not play Centre college at San Diego,
Dec. &c,
The Trojan officials previously had
accepted an invitation to play Centre
under the auspices of a San Diego
civic organization, but differences
arose over the final details of the NJ
ranEements. it was announced.
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BROCKET HIGH WINS
OVER LAKOTA 1919

Brockcl, y. ID, Dee. 6.n IA bard
fought game on the LakOta floor last
Friday evening the Rrockct high
school basketball team won It's third
consecutive victory of the season by
4 score Of 10 to 8. Tho Brocket
quintet took the lead IN the scoring
early in The game and at no time were
the I.akotn nigh school baskcl-Hh0O
ors able to overcome this lead. The
game was featured by the excellent
guarding OF the basltets by both teams
which held the score down to 4 mint
muf, Lynch of Lakota was referee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

County Of Grand Forks.
, In County Court
In the matter Of the Estate Oh "ll'la''
" j. Edwards, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by Nellie Il"
Edwards and L. p. Edwards. executors
deceased. to the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to present them. with the neces'
sary vouchers, to the said Nellie r.; 70
wards at the office of Mcintyre & Burt
ness, at Grand Forks. N. D., within foul
months after the first publication Of
this notice.
Dated November Is. A. D. 1921.
NELLIE r. EDWARDS,
]. p. EDWARDS.
Executors of the Estate Of
William J. Edwards, De-
ceased.
MCINTYRE & BURTNESS.
Attorneys for Executors,
Grand Forks. N. p.
First publication November 90, 1921
NOV. 80; Dec. G-lS-20' l3:l.)
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }

County of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In tho matter of the estate of Harald
Field. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by Carl Field.
administrator Of the estate of Harald
Field. deceased, to the creditors Of. and
all persons having, claims against said
deceased. to present them, with the
necessary Vouchers, to the said Carl
Field. by leaving the same with W. r.
Fuller. the resident agent of the under
signed. at the Northern State Bank.
Grand Forks. y. D.. within four months
after the first publication Of this notice.
Dated November %, A. p. 1921.
CARL FIELD.
administrator of the Estate
."f Fara1h Field. Deceased.
MCINTYRE & BTRTEESS.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Grand Forks. y. u.
First publication Nov. %, 1921.
fEov. 90; Dec. $3.50, 1919
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TODAY'S SPORTS

Racing-Meeting of jefferson Park
Fair association at New Orleans:
meeting of Cuha-American Jockey
club at Havana: meeting OF Lower
California Jockey club at Tia Juana.
Raseball-Annual meeting OF Ma
tional Association of Professional
Baseball clubs at Buffalo.
Golf--First annual Carolina tour
nament for m opens at Pine
hurst,
trretting-Annual meeting of the
National Trotting association at New
York.
Roxing-Pete Herman VS.. Packey
O,Gatty. IL rounds at New York; Pete
Hartley VS.. Bobby Barrett. S,rounds al
Philadelphia; Mickey Donley VS. Eddie
Shevhn, 10 rounds at Providence,
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GAINESVILLE Boosters
Interested In Road Work

Earn asvi le. MINI. Dec. a.--Road
improvements, decision regarding
new place OF meeting. >plans FOR the
winter season. the marking of roads,
especially dangerous points ana other
matters. will be under discussion to-
night al the regular meeting of the
Barnesville Commercial club.
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GOVERNMENT WINS
BATTLE AGAINST
D in S. A,

Eeunocs Aires. Dec. 6.--tBy Assoc
ciatcd Press --Governmert forces
have gained the u~ppcrhand over tn
bandits who have ~tcrrorizcd tbs in
habitants Of the territory OF Santa
CRUZ. Colonel Narcla reports the cap
ture OF about 500 of the outlaws to-
sether with 5000 horses and quaint
ties Of arms and ammunition, and the
recovery of booty values at $4,000
nHS0S.
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ANNUAL SKA TYNG MEETING,

Chicago, Dec. 5.-~The annual meet
ing Of the International Skating Union
will be held at Pittsburgh, Saturday,
Dec. 10, Edward 4, Mahlke, secretary
of the union, announced here tonight.
The International and national out
and indoor Championships will be
awarded.
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CARBONE ~OCT.CLASSED,

New Orleans. La Dec. 5.-Eddie
Fitzsimmons OF Hot Springs. Ark,
ou~t-classel Frank Carbone OF New
York in a lS-round bout here tonight.
Carbone was threatened with disqual-
ification for his lack Of agsressive-
ness, The men arc middleWeights.
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WARD GININ SHADE.

ST. Paul. Dec. o.-Hobby Ward, st.
Paul lightweight, shaded Pusgy Nor
ton, Portland, Ore, in u ten-round
no-ieeision hout here tonight. accord
ing to sport writer's.
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ENGLISH ROXER

Philadelphia, Dec. 5.-George Cha
ney, Baltimore, lost to Freddy Jacks
of England in the second round of a
scheduled eight-rounG bout tonight on
a foul. Jacks claimed to have been
hit low and the referee stopped the
hnnt
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE roRCcEo1.
. URE SALE,

Whereas. default has been made in
gage hereinafter described. In fh., th.
mor'EsEor has failed to pay the past
upon such defaults the a%ssignes =, shu
m mor.gssee a declared. and does here lae
ness due and payable. as ants,a rHeSteo.
re mortsaSe. and by which the pow sy
81 SAFE therein contained has become
Nov .herefore. notice is hereby given
delivered by John A iohbnsecuted n
sasoT. to Il. y. weitins. m=or,x mes.-
Ia 49, a,s she Srd day Of December, 1874
Tssisser OF deeds in the County Of q G,a .ns
the an ana state OF North Dakota. ON
T pss. SO In .n sGos ass e Mor,sases.a al. az
kasee to Joseph f,oiostr ~ SAID mort-
: dated Soyember 'd FL ~.
tSe ,esis,sr TOT record in the Office az
Irard FORKS. North Dakota. on Z OF
dsy of December. 1919. and rseo ,Ss sfd
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TO Welcome Tommy Gibbons.

Tommy Gibbons, the premier rlns
general, who will referee the main
60, has already made hotel reserva-
tons for tho night OF the fight, he
expects to arrive In tile city Friday
morning &c give the town and its in
hahitan ts the ono over, lie is sure to
receive q rousing Welcome for he has
many followers in This city, who are
confident that he will some day wear
the heavyweight crown, which now
adarns the head of Jack Dempsey.
Interest in this tight does not cen
ter in Grand Forks alone, for reports
have come In from n~eighboring cities
telling OF large delegations being sent
here for the exhibition, The Fargo
fighter will have a large numbe OF
boosters with him from this city. who
will form "A nice block at the ringsidc
to spur him on to victory, Devils
Lake. Minnt and other North Dakota
i, towns, besides delegations from Min
nesota towns will also be on hand
for the show,
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x. 0. BROWN KNOCKED OUT.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec, S,-~Carl Tire
maine, Cleveland bantamweight,
Knocked out x, Q, Brown of New
Orleans in the fourth round of a
scheduled e~ight-round bout here to-,
night.
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c,RRONS WINS DECISION.

ST. Louis, Mo, Dec. 5.~--Mike Glib
bens, st. Pau m~iddleweight, was CIV
en- the referees decision over 4Augle
Rather OF New York in a le-round
bout here tonight.
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Chicago~-,Judge Lands called 4
meeting of the club owners OF the
major leagues to be held in Now York
Dec, is. at which time he will ad-
dress them concerning the 1922 sea-
son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chaney. Bal
timorc, lost to Freddie Jackson or
England. in tho c round Of II
scheduled eight round bout, on Il foul.
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- III. afternoons session. Eiecno vn
ing in o dhl e a'' will take place tom ne the
G lust prior TO the %convenins
meeting.
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Observation-Disclosures IbysZko, PO-
lands world champion wrestler, de-
fented Givanni MazZap. Italian wrest-
Ter, in straight falls.