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New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
American Polo
Stars Capture
Another Match
Score Eight Goals to Two
Over Picked Team in
Trials on British Fieia.

LONDON, April 22.-The American
polo team to-day continued its string
of victories in practice matches on
the Sunbury field.
The Americans, Louis E. Stoddard,
Thomas Hitchcock jr., J. Watson Webb
and c. c. Rumsey, scored victory
scratch team composed of Major +.
W. Barrett, Earl w. Hopping, Robert
E. Strawbrfdge and Captain Frederick
Guest. Stoddard and Hitchcock made
an excellent showing, each scorfn-
three goals.
Members of the American team are
completing their training for the in
ternational cup matches to be played
at Hurlingham in June, and it is
doubtful If there was ever a harder
working team Of poloists. The men
practice matches week at Sunbury-
The Americans are occupied with golf
on the other days, while their ponies
are kept in good trim by long rides.
Players in Fine Trim
Most of the players are staying at
hotel in this city, where they have
acquired reputation for early rising
There Is no trainer or coach to see
that training rules are enforced, but
the Yankees are doing everything to
insure the cup going with them when
they sail for the United States.
Critics who have seen the Americans
in action agree they make a for
midable team and are we'll mounted, as
climated and have had the advantage
of expert grooming at Hampton Court,
near Sunbury.
Pending the arrival of Devereux Mil
burn, the American captain, who sailed
from New York City for England on
April 10, the final lineup of the
visitors has not been determined.
1t seems probable, however, that Mr..
Milburn will play back, with Louis
Stoddard at No. /; Thomas Hitchcock
jr. at No. 2 and J. Watson Webb at
No. 3. If an alteration should be de
clded upon for the opening game it
is likely that C. c. Rumsey may re-
place Mr.. Stoddard.
Mr.. Hitchcock's surprisingly vet
eran-like playing has been noted by
all who have seen the Americans in
practice matches and he will probably
claim the lions share of the interest
in the visiting aggregation.
Good News From Milburn
A wireless dispatch was received
here from Mr. Milburn yesterday. hav-
ing been sent from the liner Olympic
Some time ago Mr.. Milburn was slight
ly injured in stepping out of motor
car, but his wireless message was most
reassuring. 1t said. "Knee is o. X;
book me for Thursday" This was
welcome news to the Americans, who
were fearful that his mishap might
possibly impair Mr.. Milburn's game.
Exhibition matches with British
teams, beginning May 7 at Ranelagh,
promise to draw record crowds, as
there is already great demand for
tickets for this and succeeding games,
which will be played at Roehampton
and Hurlingham before the cup
contests.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Governor Delays
Amxing Signature
To Simpson Bill


ALBANY, April Ex-Governor Miller
said to-day that he had not as yet made
a thorough study Of the Simpson-Brun-
dage bill reorganizing the State Boxing
Commission. He added that, II he signs
the bill, he will not appoint the new
commissioners until the latter part of
May or early in June. His present
plans are not to make any appointments
until he returns to Albany following a
two weeks vacation, which he intends
to take at the termination of the thirty
day bill period.
Governor Mailer admitted tonight, in
answer to ~ inquiry, that the names
Of William Brown, of Westchester, and
Frank Dwyer, Of Geneva, have been
submitted for his consideration rs
members Of the new commission.
1t is thought probable that the Gov
ernor may remove the present licensing
board, so as to bring about a complete
reorganization in the executive make
up Of the boxing commission. The
members, under the bill pending before
the Governor, are to serve without pay
and are to have jurisdiction over
wrestling as we'll as boxing.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Cuban Overcomes
Odds i'm Routing
DIR. Lasker Again
Ccpablanca Defends Skill.
1ully to Take Fourth
Straight Game at Chess

DR.. Lasker's sacrifice of the tex
change" before adjournment in the
fourteenth game Of the chess match at
Havana turned out to have been ILL
advised, when play was resumed, for
Capablanca soon after broke up his
pawn formation and obtained freedom
of action for his bishop.
The Cuban defended skilfully and
in due time overcame his opponents
resistance, scoring in fifty-six m owes.
This gave Capablanca lead Of d to O..
with ten drawn. The full score Of the
fourteenth game follows:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
New York Semi-Pros
Bar Indicted PLAYERS

A resolution has been adopted barring
the, indicated White Sox players from
appearing in eny ball park affiliated
with the Metropolitan Baseball AS
sociation. The "Black Sox," as they
are now known, have organized team
to tour the country. They have been
barred by the strong semi-pro teams
in Chicago and the Middle West.
The resolution bars all indicted
players, as we'll as players who have
been dropped "for the good of the
sport" by Judge Lands; including Ben
ME Kauff and Paulette. The Metro
politan Association controls sixteen
ball parks, which play to 100000 lovers
Of semi-pro baseball every Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Lumber Trade Golfers
Select TOURNEY Date.

Tho Lumber Trades Golf Associa.
tion, whose members hall from all
over the country, will hold it's six
teenth annual tournament at Shawnee
on-Delaware June 8 to 8. The asso-
ciation has about $1,000 available foY
prizes. Team matches between mem-
bers from New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts,. Ohio and other states
will be played. The women, Of course,
are to have a competition Of their own
during this grand soiree.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Maryland Racing
Commission Rules
Off Owner Chinn

BALTIMORE, April 22.-By order of
the Maryland Racing Commission, one
horse owner, P. T. Chinn, is ruled off
all tracks under the supervision of the
commission and another horse owner,
C. N. Freeman, is suspended until De-
cember 81.
Chinn and Freeman had been charged
with conspiring to ak" race at Bowie,
April 13. AS a result of this trouble
their entries were barred from the
Havre de Grace meeting. The race at
Bowie which started the trouble was
won by horse named Vulcanize.
Evidence in possession of the racing
commission was not made public.
Sale at public auction of the horses
of the two owners is authorized. Chinn
owns eleven horses and Freeman six.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
The leading scores we're as follows
Six.Meter Yacht Races
Will Start on Nav 20

LONDON, April 22.-Dates for the
salllng OF the international six-meter
ncnt races, in which the United States
~ ana England will compete for the Brit
sa'Amsrican Cup, have been tentatively
asuled. Six races will form the program
~; .of the initial regatta for this interna-
nunai .1u small-yacht trophy. The dates
au % equally divided between Cowes
a saa Syde, as follows; July 29, at Ryde;
aagust !, 8 and s, at Cowes; August 8
and 10, at Ryde.
aae trials for the selection of the six
Isssr lsss yachts which will represent Eng
.ssa ans IN the races against the American
s.'i1es y. r are as follows: July 18 and 10,
I',. a. .oowes; o, July 20, at Southampton;
y snSy ~, q, at Ryde; July %, at Southsea,
saa July %, at Seaview.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Lexington Entries

wila'.n race (purse $1,000; allowance
sts ts,n ana ., Barnes Trophy; for three-year-
~ u p,,- ss; Rising Rock. &c. Bon Hommc,
M.lv;r' ;r'urriaous. ra.. 9s; Cotton Blossom, 107
DisnM...,lo loS; Hereafter. 1os: a-Tulsa, 40;
fs"'iicn Tenn i,s, r; 10; illegal. 112; Colum bia
Minute ~ 6rookholt, r15. Also eligible,
I.o a.Ao,,an. nan. l12; Sewell Combs, ia.
sAppiesate and Travis entry.
Old di,rona msaer race (purse $1,000: for two-year-
M. '1nsaaen nmaen Niles; four furiongs)-Querida,
Moran nun, ll2; a-Lillian Mac B., 112;
pamps its; i,s; Omnipotent. 112; Gin. 112;
la Who &c; q heysrly ys,y Belle, lle; Bashfui,
Ayor Ar''I ,,a'''. g. ~. Also eligible. b-Lady
sowdr.1 1il; b-Mss Crestwood. l12: Jeanne
il2 "; Startle. f12; Bill and Coo,
apasSuuighty Nisba. 112
and Trsa,"s Tsus ana Baker entry: b-Applegate
.on. as race (purse $1,000: claiming; for
cusr,s.oids cu,.oids and upward: one milo and
w. ins. ,,-'Golden Dawn, 10s: Newell
inspeetas nMcAdoo. 1903: Sandman II, 1Os;
ils cs,.,.aa .ausnes. 113; Corydon. 113; Tugs,
ua: To.dssn' City, I13; Wadsworth's Last,
,As 0sSssh sh race tpurse $1,000. .,,ovarcss.
Ix "sseeiand for Allies: three vsars oi.9
pOnysss ssuIlongs )--Oolden Dreams 1oa.
las Ia, aVs; Miss Fontaine los: Crenona'
Dear i,s i,$s. Lilly. li2, Frivol. liz: Aph!e
H! Mari Glss a. Mullins 112; Lady Madeap,
VI White. 11e llzs Bettlna, 112: Bit
Ben All n. race tpurse $4,000 adde: the
. spsard: oma'cap; ons for three e-year -olds and
Dresden oa Que mile and a sixteenth. r.
e.ason I. W; Dancing Spray, So: snap
q Pisssn,.. Ivy; a.Ethel Gray, l03: sands
Gsntimst.re' iot; b-Behave Yourself, lo4:
aaig los. 1ot; Pluribus, 1o3; General
Pal. iI'sS'c'rap 1l2; Ginger, liz: b-Best
entry srs1'a''sr' Jones entry: su. R. BRADLEY.
+: s,s iss.sssss. ,sss E|sars. ,l.eo, tn. Strand
~; Gentii,t,o four furionga)-Casey'
Ware. Iea''ty Iea. los: Lugs. Ios: a-Granite
lark, 1os. BIT OF Black. 1os: a-Fieid
hHIss;IIya lss: 81 pspa:.l rrl. T. los swespy, los;
asnan Alien. III. Also elixibie. Cen.
stamp, iIse'e loa; Bully Buttons los:
s,,.,.s, ". y, rhsavs. entry.
e, ths.a.vace thssa race (purse $1,000: claiming
snd = stssr... .oids ana upward: one mile
sSurrosSe' sasa l--.I.azy Lou. ioa: sHarry
.sess iissTOlsn IT, sar les os.n, Nellie Yorks
'as sandv, 10 rile7; War Spirit, los; sItvely. 1y
- 'ApDrenyi, ~ 49,, Harvest King. ia.
Stained s''lse Ws.. allowance five ~ pounds @
sS'aer' cloudy; track. fast.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Horemans Twice Beats
Sutton in Cue Match

CHICAGO, April 22.-Edouard Hore-
mans, Of Belgium, champion bilIiardist
Of Europe, by two runs oyercame a
lead held by George B. Sutton and took
the second block of their 1,6O0-point
1872 balkline billiard contest tonight
by score Of 400 to 262.
average 21 1-I9. He also won the aft
ernoon game, 400 to 17S. The total
score now stands 500 to 440. It was
announced that match between Hore-
mans and Jake Schaefer at 1872, 1000
points, has been arranged for May IL
to 16 at San Francisco. 900
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Sir Barton Goes Lame
After Hurried Training

BALTIMOR RE, April 22.-Sir Barton,
Commander Ross's great handicap
horse, is out of training, temporarily
at least. The horse, which was cham
pion Of his four-year-old class, has
fallen a victim Of the hurried spring
training process. He is suffering re-
currence of the leg lameness that has
sometimes caused his absence from
training before.
With Sir Barton gone, the spring
handicap scheme assumes altogether
different proportions. There is little
doubt that he would have been given
the post Of honor in all the distance
handicaps. The handicaper will have
to find 8 new standard to measure by.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Anal. There will be preliminaries O.
four and six months, respectively.

Frankie Conifrey, the Irish light
weight Of Harlem, who has been ham
ding his own business for more than
q year, has Joined the stable Of Silvey
burns.
According to information supposedly
close to state politics Governor Miller
is to appoint George X. Morris, OF
Amsterdam, N. Y, as head Of the new
State Athletic Commission, which will
govern boxing and wrestling. Mr.
Morris, who is breeder Of thorough
breds and wealthy manufacturer, has
long been prominent in sporting cir
cles.
A fiyweight elimination tournament
will be held Tuesday night at the
Hunts Poin Sporting Club-Joe Dill
lon VS.. Frankie Genaraformer, fifteen
rounds: Bobby Wolgast vs.. Eddie
Leonard, ten rounds; Joe Lewis vs.
Walter Donovan, eight rounds; Jimmy
Solly VS.. Rube Lundy. six rounds.
frankie Jerome, the bantamweight
who has won eleven straight fights.
eight of them by knockouts, will box
Jimmy Burns, Of Connecticut, in the
twelve-round feature before the Star
Sporting Club Monday night. In the
other twelve rounder lightweight Allie
Mack is to engage frankie Olson.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Murrey Favored to Win
Bankers League Special

The Bankers Athletic League will
son tonight at the 14th Regiment Ar
mory, Brooklyn, and not in long
while has such a fine entry been at
tracted to set Of games which lowers
the curtain on the boards. There are
several events which stand out, among
them being the 1900 Special" in which
number Of stars will compete.
Fred Murrey, the national champion
at this distance, has been made the
favorite, but he will have to run a
great race to defeat such men az Sid
Leslie j. O'Brien, of Yale, and Joe Hig-
gins, New York A. c., all of whom have
shown great speed during the last few
months.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Pendleton Tosses Padoubnv

Nat Pendleton, The Olympic wrest-
ling champion, threw Ivan Padoubny,
the Russian lion. in 81 minutes, with
q toe hold, in special exhibition
match on board the United States
training ship Granite State last nirht.
Dr.. Roller was referee. Pendleton,
weighing 100 pounds, gave away forty
FIVE pounds to his opponent.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
''Hod' Eller Suspended
Indefinitely by Reds

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 22.-"Hod"
Eller, Cincinnati National League
pitcher, has been indefinitely suspend
ed by the club officials, it was an
nounced here tonight. This action was
taken, it was said, because OF Eller's
failure to get into condition.
He is under the care of a physician,
who reported to the club that il would
be at least ten days before Eller could
take his turn in the box.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
New Auto Speed Record

DAYTONA, Fla, April 22.--I. r.
Goodspeed, driving a stock car at
Daytona Beach, to-day established a
new worlds one mile automobile record
for cars Of the stock chassis type.
Goodspeed negotiated the distance in
1926 seconds, or at a rate of 1861
miles an hour. The record was for
merly held by Ralph Mulford.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Three Weekend Boxing Shows
Give Promise of Real Action


Commonwealth 8. C.-Joe Cox VI.
Larry williams, IL rounds; Pat
Flanagan w. Joe Dundee, 10 rounds.
Woodhaven s. CT Try Davis
W. X. O. Kid Daly, IL rounds.
Ridgewood 8. C--Johnny Sum.
ners vs. Johnny Herman, is
rounds.
Broadway Club - Ray West VI.
Harry Smith, 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

Tom Bresnan, playing from scratch in
the three-cushion billiard handicap at
the Strand Academy, last night defeat
ed Fred Gohde, 40 to 80, in one Of the
proceeds, which amounted to $2655,
were donated to the Irish Relief Fund.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Clement and Fox Draw

Paul Clement, Of Brooklyn, and Joe
Fox boxed ., sensational ten-round
draw before 9 large crowd at the
Walker Sporting Club last night,
Clement, who substituted for Ceorre
Fox, made his first appearances in the
ring after long lay-off.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Yale.California Meet OF

BERKELEY, Calif., April 22.-Plans
for 8 dual track meet between the Uni
versity of California and Yale Univer-
sity at Yale May 81 were abandoned here
to-day. when "A telegram from the East
ern school stated Yale had no open ath-
letic dates this year.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Y. Y. u. Rifemen Score
Easily Over Columbia

New York Uniyeesity's newly formed
rife team yesterday won it's first inter
collegiate match, when it defeated the
Columbia marksmen by score Of 458
to 451. Each team shot on it's own
range and exchanged, results by tele-
phone. Ten shots standing and ten
prone were fired by each contestant.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
W. Va. Selects Relay Team

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, April 22.-
Nate Cartmell, coach of the West Vir-
lected Hill, Kenn.lx, White and Bierer
to carry the COW Of the institution
in the relay race a3bhe Penn Carnival,
Philadelphia, April 29-S0.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Commonwealth, Pioneer,
Woodhaven Clubs to Bid
for Patronage of Fans

There will be two weekend shows
in Manhattan-at the Pioneer and tho
Commonwealth Sporting clubs, respec-
tively-and another at the Woodhaven n
be worthy tho attention Of the fight
fans. Heavyweiehts will top the bill
at the Commonwealth, as Joe Cox and
Larry Williams are to furnish the
twelve-round feature.
Cox, it will be remembered, claims
the distinction Of being the first man
to knock Jess Willard off his under
linning. He hasn't fought profession
ally for long time, though he has
kept his hand In all the while as an
able seaman Of the United States
Of the heavyweights and if successful
against Williams will hurl q def
at Tom Gibbons while big Jess is
waiting for return engagement with
Champion Dempsey. Joe Dundee and
Patsy Finnegan are paired off in a
tcn-round setto which will precede the
the main 60. There will be three six
FOUNDERS in addition.
The Pioneer will have a twin feature
Of twelve-round bouts. The climax is
to. feature the bantam class. Irish
Johnny Curtin and Fighting Dick At
kins will meet in the goodnight
number. Heavier artillery viii ner.
form in the persons Of frankie Notter
and Young Mickey.
Tom Davis to Box Joe Daley
~ AT the Woodhaven Sporting Club
Tom Davis and Joe Daley will provide
me n1teen,round final. Charles (Kid)
kohler and Eddie Anderson will box
the ten rounds semi-finai: Tommv
Tobin. and Willie Daney will also box
ten rounds.
Jimmy Johnston, the boy bandit of
Harlem, is going to put on a real COL
ored heavyweight battle next Wednes-
day night In his Manhattan Casino
aerie. In the fifteen-round final Kid
Norfolk, holder Of the colored light
heavyweight championship belt, is 60
ing to tackle Jamaica Kid, the one bird
he has never been able to whip de-
cisively. Twice before these ravens
have met and each time Jamaica had
Norfolk on the floor. Here is fight
that should be a bear snatcher.
The regular weekend bill Of the
Commonwealth Sporting Club tonight
will feature heavyweights. Joe Cox, of
Boston, is to take on Larry Williams in
the main go. On the same bill Joe Dun
dee and Patsy Finnegan will step ten
rounds. There will be three six-round-
ers to warm up the audience.
Jack Sharkey will box Benny Coste,
in the ffteen-round feature of the
Pioneer Club next week. In his cam.
pa:gn toward a Comeback" Sharkey
purposes to brush Coster, Midget
Smith and Pal Moore from his path
before demanding chance at the title
with Joe Lynch.
Hereafter the Broadway Exhibition
Association Of Brooklyn will put or
shows weekly on Mondays and Satur-
days. This evening there will be three
ten-round bouts: Phil McGovern VS.
Danny Powers, Ray West VS.. Harr,
Smith and Larry Lebasso VS.. Young
Rose. On Monday Lou Bogash and
wildcat" Nelson will entertain in the
fifteen-round feature.
Monday Card at Freeport
At the Frceport Auditorium Monday
night Mike McTigue and Tommy Mad
den will box the main 20 of twelve
rounds. JOHNNY Cannon and Ioa CHE
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Trinity's Track Schedule

HAKTFORD, Conn, April 22.-Trin-
ity College track schedule was an.
nounced tonight as follows:
April 3o. Connecticut Aggies: May 2.
worcester Tech at Worcester; Is. Steven.
Poly ~ Hoboken: 81, New England Inter
|collegtates at Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

PITTSBURGH, April 22.-Robert c.
Gibson, Of Pittsburgh, forward on the
captain the 1921-'22 team. Harold C.
Golden, Olean, N. Y, was named captain
of the Tech hockey squad for 1922.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
8PiSRQRT4ISH! 8S!R!2 y|!I][;!j J.!
Copyright, 1921, Nc,o York Tribune Inc)

(Copyrigh, 1921, Ncw York Tribune lnc)
One of the main laurel from Will
rd badly battered competition Willard
stopped Jack Johnson 1915 had fought
with regularity March 1915 and
july 1919 Willard contest In period Of
four and four months he thirty against
yearng number of splnters from his block Thr
minutes in four isn't quite close enough application
profession to get very
The Same for Carpenter
The reasons CARPENTER He indued
in his last contest early in 1914
After that he permitted trae He took khaki
and gun in place Of boxing govss
But the fact remains that for period of
has known less than thirty minutes ring competition
His last Iensky were both tremendous
zzes neither Beckett Levnky fight Any last
of the Beckett myth exploded when Frank stopped
less than rounds
For that ropng around like
ing lion Since stopping Willard he has
against N1lske
competition than Carpenter has known for
Early Guesses
In spite this judges who picked DEMPSEY to beat
Willard picking Carpenter to Dempsey
They like Carpenters combination hitting
And they seem to have found slump Dempsey
the latter being popular idol Thew
don't believe that the chorus of boos which
Square Garden after he beat Brennan has buoyan
spirit
They also believe that big public faore when
the two this water will not be
pecialy cheering uplifting
1t this difference Of opinion that gate receipts
which believe reach any iondolar mark bv severa,
bags Of gold.
Arguments Back and Forth
In all this early rambling gossip might that il DEMPSEY
could knock in round he ought to
be able to knock 172pound Carpenter
But there is this dference slow moving Willard
was fixed target where Dempsey could
he had the
1t isn't to land soldy upon shy fanovng opponent
dempsey mt Brennan often enough but
any solid effect Very few of them Bill going away
ing or blocking with sufficient speed deadly sting
carpenter faster than Brennan and he supposed
boxer SO ne should be harder hit
such Carpenter is can't
back and forth with argument and
pilng - e
Asking Why
Why conditions such that chamnion hxsr ~ ~
down more money fight lasting thirty minutes than
great bapayer such Ruth Cobb Speaker collect in eight
Ten seasons OF SIX months each Dempsey will last
from ten to hrve minutes will be than the COM
of the the c;an
tne entire seasnmore than Ruth Speaker Collins
ALEXANDER Hrnsby Sser Crimes Coveleske johnson can
hope to collect between March NOT
champion his due But something Joint in anv such
rangenlent this
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Detroit Gets Rookie Shortstop

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-President
Heinemann, Of the New Orleans South
ern Association team, tonight an
nounced the sale Of shortstop Don
RAIDER to the Detroit American League
team.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

ChaufYeurs looking for steady positions
should insert an advertisements under Situa-
ton Wanted--Male in to-nofrow's Tribune
liz words 25c.--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

the caed Black Sox decide make UP team,
d. w loor goe tEer allotment kick if thew
went a 1n pennant IN Twenty Thousand
AND might be that tho League finally gather
reservations in. " NeN
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

International League

Syracuse, II: Newark, s.
Rochester, 4: Reading, 3.
Baltimore, 13; Toronto. 5.
GAMES TO-DAY
Buffalo at Jersey City
Syracuse at Newark
Rochester at Reading
Toronto at Baltimore
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. L. Pct. w. L.Pct.
Jer. City. 30 1900 Reading. / 2 .333
Newark. "a .ss7IToronto... IL 1913
Balt'm're. ~ .667lSyrac'se.. l2 .333
Roch'ter.. FL .667 Buffalo,. O3 goo
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Racing Sum m maries

HAvRE DE GRACE APRIL 22-WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK FAST
l2O FIRST RACE
49,, Z. by
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Asking a Why
The buffers Revision

The time Ive spent in 4uooi,,g,
IN chasing and pursuing
The ball thot flies to cuppy lies
Hos been my souls umdoing.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Monday Card at Freeport

At the Freeport Auditorium Monday
night Mike McTigue and Tommy Mad
den will box the main go of twelve
rounds. Johnny Cannon and Joe Cliff
ford will meet in the ten-round semi
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23

NIIayeu Ht tne MarianAo Casino. Ha
New-York tribune., 1921-04-23
Bresnan Wins With Cue

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