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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-20
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Dog Race Results
Yesterdays results .

Yesterdays results:
First race, purse $25, three-siX-
tccnths mile Peerless Hare first,
Stcmwindcr second, MusSallonge
third. TimG 20 2-5, Meddlesome
Boy. Two story Pat and Champ
Clark also ran.
Second race, purse S25, quarter
milo--Blue Dick first, Doctor Sa-
tan second, Dancers Buck third.
Time, % 2-5. Teddy Fhrt, Foaming
Water and sonora Wrinkle also ran.
Third race. purse sA0% three-six-
teenths mile--Naomi first, LORD
Cannon second, Cheerful MomcnsS
third, Time. 10 As. flermiss Sit
KUN and Busy Manager also ran
Fourth race, purse SEQ, threr-
elghths mile-Handsome Boy first,
Joie RAY secopd. Miss Nindicator
third Time, 20 2-5. Collars Far
Chance and Red Parton also ran
Fifth race. purse $40. quarter
nile-The Tiger first, Flirting Boy
second, Moonshine w. Bin thlrd
Time, 81.
sixth race. purse $40, three-siN'
teanths mile--Sammy Satan first
Anna's Lilly second, Oscar Cannon
third. Time, 90. Friendly FOX
Beakers Lady and old Rosebud
also ram
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
BeRnB Kauff Fighting
TO Get Back in Game

a.. NEW YORK. Dec. 30.--Bcnny
Kauff. suspended outfielder Of the
New York Giants, can have his job
tack whenever the Suspension i'm
posed by Judge Lands. baseball
commissioner, is lifted, counsel for
the club told Supreme Court Justice
Whitaker today ut a hearing on
Kaufrs application far n perms-
nent Injunction tcstrbSing Judge
lands and club officials from
maintaining the ban against him.
Tho clubs counsel argued that no
injunction order should be issued
inasmuch az the club merely was
obcying the commissioners ordeT
The option clause in haufr's last
year contract expires noXt Sunda-
Counsel for Kauff. who was sus-
pended following his indictment for
alleged completely In the sale OF a
stolen automobile. charged Judge
Lads with "czarism."
Justice Whitaker reserved de-
ClglOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Dog Race Entries

official entries, fourteenth day,
December 81, Mid-Continent park,
West Tulsa
Fidst race, purse S25, three-siN
tenths mile-Misty Star. Ivy Par.
ton. Blue Devil, Win All Flirt, RED
Fllrt. Rex Roy Flirt.
Second race, purse $40, one
fourth mile-Black Jack, over the
Rhine, Handsome Buck, Edith
Cantrlp, Midget Fiirt, Prince Lively
Third race. purse $40, three six
teenth mile--Lillian Parton, Betty
j.. Flirty Boy, SO Long Dick. Rain
bow Cannon, Red Red Rose.
Fourth race, purse $50, five-siX,
tcenths mlle-Highball, Ernest Wild
Bnl Credit Bin, Widest Dillon
Sawbuck, Creole Sue.
Fifth race, purse $40, three-six
/ teenth milc--Arasec. Kiowa. Sittinl
Bull, Billy Ray Sandstorm, VIE
! Dillon.
/ sixth race, purse $40, onc-fourtf
Playfellow, Flying Clara, Sui
Q sun, Lord Holpum, Ready Applause
Honeysuoklc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
W. & J. STOCK UP,
BEARS NO CINCH
Presidents Reach Scene of
Mondays Game and Are
Ready for Fray

PASADENA Cal. Dee. 30.-With
the arrival OF the Washington and
jefferson football squad here today.
the stage is set for the big game
between the presidents and the Cni-
versity Of California at Tournament
park Monday afternoon.
Tournament Of Roses officials an
nounood there would undoubtedly
be capacity crowd on hand for tho
contest Tourna park seats
$1,000 people and practically evory
seat has been sold.
The arrival OF the Presidents
caused their stock to soar. The team
has been highly touted by eastern
football experts and California has
also come to recognize them as dan
gerous foes. While California Is a
strong favorite to win. bets on the
probable score are scarce and II
seems 10 be the prevailing opinion
that w, and J. will prove n tougher
opponent than did Ohio state u
year ago.
The fact that TourQament park
gridiron Is very soft has proved q
| handicap to training plans. Cali
| fornia has worked out at the Pasa'
| dena and Midwick country clubs anC
| the Pasadena high SchoOl tlelu mas
also been offered the contendinG
! teams.
| W. and j. has found a place
| whore real secret practice may b'
held. The officers In charge o
Arcadia balloon school have offereC
the use Of their athletic field to thu
team from the east and as the fiel,
Is within the confines OF n govern
ment military poss, prospective spec
tators will have to get by the sentrie
on the beat II they can get lool
at the athletes.
On the arrival of the President
today Coach Nealo stated that hi
: men are in great condition. Ho plan
two short workouts for tomorro'
and will send them into the fra
, in practically the same condition a
that In which they left the train.
: Andy smiths California squad
in grand shape. The men have bee
working hard every day and g,
,, cept for IA couple of off days aroun
Christmas, there has been no brea
, In their training.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
WARNIE SMITH TO
MEET H. THORPE
Matched to Go 10 Rounds
With K. c. Boy at
Capital Jan. 9th

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 60
Warnie Smith of Bartlesville will
meet Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City
in the lO-round feature event of the
oklahoma Athletic club program,
January 6, Secretary Hutchinson
announced Friday morning.
Hutchinson said the winner OF
tnis encounter ihen would meet
Bobby Corbott about the middle oi
the month. In case Smith should
trim the Kansas City boy, the
welterweight championship of Okla
homa will he staked in the mex
bout as Corbett, present claimant
and Smith are both Oklahomans.
Protesting that Corbetts whirl'
wind attack was so unexpected as
to smother him and prevent hin
figuring way out during the firs
two rounds. Johnny Celmars hai
asked for another chance to appeal
before the club and has been ac
commodated by match with Pats!
/ Flanagan. This will be six rounds
/ Flanagan reinstated himself II
/ the good graces OF the fans las
/ Monday night by handing HounI
/ Dillon a lacing in three rounds IL
watched the Corbett-Celmars scral
/ and expressed the beliet that h
| could lick the Akron boy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
OLD WIN-OR-DE' ZIP
FELT IN AIR AS VETS
PREPARE FOR BATTLE
Sam McBirney Cracks the Whip for Kendall Squad
Preparing to Defend Honor Against All Stars Mon
day-Same Old Spirit Prevades Team-Hill Haskell,
Mckinley and Others of All Stars Reach Scene.

ncvcr worked together before
To-day there viii bc signal prac-
tico for the All-stara at the stadium
both morning and afternoon, In
secret.
Members of the All-Star ou1it
arriving yesterday included Little
Tubby" Tyler. who phycG at Nkln
homa university this year, the man
liuod to flll tho berth at left end,
Jap" Haskell. oklahoma rs captain
this year. WHOM play the other end
"Dut'h mn, the slashiug All Mis-
souri valley halfbHck, another OKLA
huma l. product aud member Of the
1924 team. big BIN Mckinley, =
fourth star from q T. mountain
Gus guard who last year not only
made tho Missouri valley team,
but also was mentioned by walter
Camp for All-American; Flinchum.
former Carlisle star, and Dave Gray,
Montana, 226-pound guard.
Mcmahon said he had definitely
decided to let Brcnncman. Tulsa
high coach and former Illinois q
end, serve as quarterback for th'
All-Stara Brcnncman's running of
tho team In practice has been highly
satisfactory. His other backfield
men will he Tiill. Harry Brian and
either Batemhn or webb Ray,
with his team asseWhled and
having been seen In action, McMa-
non grows more and more hopeful
Of his chance To upset precedent
and take the measure of Kendall.
Interest IN tho game appears &c
be growing fast There have beer
many requests for reservations. ano
the outlook now IL that only adverse
weather can prevent the game IRON
being u great success from nm at
tendance standpoint.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
1922 INAUGURAL
FISTIC PROGRAM
NOW COMPLETE
Castleberry Signed to Go
On With Warnie; Pal
mer Hard at Work

The "1922 Inauguration card OF
the Oil City Athletic club, to be pre-
sented at Convention hall next We'd
nesday night, was completed yester-
day with the signing Of owen Castle
berry. pride of the Tulsa fire de-
partmcnt." as an opponent for
Warnie smith, Bartlesville welter-
weight. In the 10-round SEMI
wind-up,
Here is the card as finally an
Main cvent-Kil Palmer of Tulsa
w. Jeff smith OF Bayonne, n. j"
middleweights, IS rounds to "A rete-
rce's decision.
Semi-windup--Wa Warnic Smith OF
Rartlesville Vs. owen Castleberry OF
Tulsa, welterweights, 10 rounds.
First event--JaCk Hurley OF Tulsa
va. Mickey Farris OF Springfield
Mo, nghtweights, 10 rounds.
In meeting Jeff Smith, boxer OF
! international repute who within the
/ last few months has defeated Harry
| Foley, the Hot Springs light heavy.
weight, and earned draw in 10
rounds with Harry Greb OF Pitts
/ burgh at New orleans, Kid Palmer
| is taking on the toughest opponent
/ OF ms NdIffIs iapN'i - ANHNe
admirers of Palmer are wondering
II his manager Is not sending him
along too fast =,
Palmer has been In training all
week, and regardless of the out
come It IL assured that he will enter
the ring in perefect physical condi-
ton. Palmer's manager is relying
on his proteges youthful ruggedness
and stamina to offset the superior
craft and cunning of the veteran ano
willy Smith. Smith is expected here
Sunday to finish off his training foi
the fray.
Ged Gahan, official referee of the
Oil City A. c., will otficiate as thirt
man in the ring.
The encounter with owen Castle
berry is expected to be a little mor'
than good workout for the hard
hitting and shifty Warnie smith
Castleberry was accepted as al
opponent for him only when Match
maker Newman had been unable u
land harder opposition.
= Jack Hurley's bout with Micke'
| Farris will mark his first appearance
, | in the ring since his recent detea
to Pewee Martin at Oklahoma city
Hurley has been reinstated. effec
!, tive January L. by the boxing clu
, at Oklahoma City, which suspende
him when he failed to show agains
Martin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Passing of Indian, Greatest
Halfback of All Time
Draws Attention and Re-
gret of Sport World
BY NORMAN E. BROWN.


Few athletes receive a unanimous
vote when fans or experts vote on
the greatest man" in any branch
OF sport. jim Thorpe is one OF
these men who at some time or
other have stood out SO prominently
in their profession that there is no
doubt as to their greatness. Conse-
auently the passing of the Indian
wonder from athletics draws atten-
tion and regret.
Thorpe announced when his pro-
fessional football team played its
final game of the season short
time ago that he had ended his days
on the gridiron. And 1t Is a good
bet that he will not return to base
ball. Time has taken its toll.
football experts are agreed to a
man that Jim Thorpe was the great
est halfback that ever played the
game. And this never was intended
to belittle the wonderful playing OF
Ned Mahan, Ted Coy, Willie Hestor
and other stars.
Thorpe simply lived for football
starred for Years.
Jim was product OF the carlisle
| lnulan SCnpOl, Which piSNNeNN
Frank Mount Pleasant and otnel
great redman stars. He first at
ttracted attention in 1901 at the ag'
of l6, starring in track and fielt
events and at football. But It wa
not until several years later that HI
wonderful playing under Glenl
warmers tutelage won him world
wide fame. Fleet as a deer, brain,
in his handling OF the ball and hi
running. superbly built for spee'
and endurance, and possessing tn
colorful setting aided by the flowin
of Indian blood in his veins. he wa
the most talked of athlete OF hi
day. For four years at the India
school he played the caliber of foot
ball against college teams tina
caused him to be placed on the al
} American teams each year.
In 1912 he added to his fame b
going to Stockholm with the Amer
! lean Olympic team and there IN
! really native American startled IN
athletic world by winning both n
pentathlon and decathon titles. l
the events in which Thorpe was eT
tered the judges work consiste
mainly in figuring out who tinishe
, second, third and fourth.
And then occurred the only blen
lsh in Thorpe's career The Ami
teur Athletic Union investigate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
SHAWNEE BOXING
CLUB IS FORMED
Cotton Broker Heads New
Organization Plan to
Build Gym
BY Associated Press State Wire.

BY Associated Press State Wire.
SHAWNEE, Dee. S0.-The Shaw
nee Athletic club. the third official
athletic club in the state. was
launched here today with the cleo
ton of officers, following the nam
ing OF the board of directors last
night. Phil Watson, cotton broker
and one of the best known sports
men in this section Of the state, Will
head the club as president, A. c.
Davis, architect, is vice president,
Frank p. Briggs, sport writer, secre-
tary. and Ross Johnson, banker
treasurer.
The club plans to erect h modern
gymnasium home here in the near
future. Boxing bouts will be spon'
sored by the new club. the rules @
the Oklahoma Athletic club and th'
OH City Athletic club being followed
The club has already secured
quarters for its basketball work an' an'
| will place a team In the field TIM
season. Its first boxing card wil
likely be staged January 16.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Ada High Basketball
Schedule Nearly Full

Special to The World.
ADA, Dec, 40 The schedule for
the Ada basketball high school team,
boys, was announced today as
follows
Jan. 6, Ada at weleetka; Jan. i3,
Purcell at Ada: Jan. 90, Ada at
Pauls valley; Jan, q, Murray Ag-
gies at Ada: Feb. g. Ada at sulphur;
Feb. TO- sulphur at Ada; Feb, H.
Ada AZ Ardmore; Feb, %, Ardmore
at Ada; March 3, Ada at Norman
March 10. Norman at Ada; March
| II, open date,
! The team has been working out
I several hours each day for the pss
, week and according to reports from
, the coach, are making good progress
especially In goal work. They eNpec'
to be In good trim for the first gamt
on Friday, December G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
I'M THORPE, WONDER
ATHLETE, IS THROUGH
AS GRID PERFORMER

charges that Thorpe had performed
as n professional. The charges
ended in Thorpe returning his
Olympic medals. The charges,
nevertheless, did not dim the great
ness of his prowess as an athlete.
He had played baseball during his
school days and John McGraW, with
an eye to the drawing powers OF
the great athlete, signed him TO
play with the Giants.
As drawing card Thorpe was
success for while. His general
playing. too. was satisfactory. But
he could not master big leagv.'
pitching. Long hours Of coachinl
by McGraw and his lieutenan1
failed to remedy Thorpc's weakness
as batter against curved ball
pitching. Eventually he was sent
TO the minors. He has been back
and forth several times since. play
ing with the Reds. Milwaukee and
Akron.
Football His Fnvoritc.
Neither track athletics nor base
ball could make Thorpe forget his
first love. football, however. lie
was sought by the leading profes-
sional teams every fall. For sew
eral years he led and was the star
of the Canton. Ohio. team. which
claimed the worlds title repeatedly.
| Thorpc's ability to maintain his
wonderful speed and endurance and
ability through years of gruelng
/ contests against the picked gradu-
ates OF American colleges was
| phenomenal. But age finally told.
| The past season found him handi-
capped with injuries-something
new to the elusive Thorpe. And
his speed was missing.
SO il looks like goodbye TO th'
greatest Redman that ever wore a
spiked shoe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Dundee and Jackson
Box I5-ROund DrdiC

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.--Johnny
Dundee and Willie Jackson fought
10 rounds To n draw in Madison
Square Garden tonight. Dundee
weighed 12Sh and Jackson l341a
pounds.
The contest was hard fought with
honor even In most OF the rounds,
Jacks tried hard for a knockout
but bundee managed To ward OFT
many Of his terrific blows. In the
| ffth and sixth rounds Dundee land
| ed several heavy body blows hut
| Willie came back with rights and
! lefts that found Dundce's Jaw. Dun
/ dee frequently used his old trick OF
| bouncing back OFT the ropes fight
ing az he came.
In the semi-windup Kid Norfolk
holder Of Tex Richards colore'
heavyweight championship belt wa
awarded the decision over the ia
maica Kid, formerly Jack Demp
sey's training partner. Tho bou
went eight rounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31


Exciting finishes again were the
rulo rather than the exception at
MA -c,,,,,,o,,, r,rp vc.tcrdav AFT
'''' -, -.
orhoon' one race pelhB u'C'u'" Wy
a nose. another by head and still
another by "A neck
MI. ,r,cor b,roly u,a,.,pcd to
i"' 'e'' '''''S ,,.,,,,
hnoNe ms nose AcIohs N"' '"'N''
line ahead OF Flirting Boy I'M the
c,,aricr-uitc fcature sprint. Flirt- 20
-. -. >too,.ht,c
ing boy XII" WV
Wild Bin was only head' wnllc
Killarney Lad. Duffy's Malt and
,varlock q, ,ond were left quite a
" -
distance PACK.
The other hair line marsins OF
victory came In the second and
third races. llue DICK won tho
second by head from Doctor satan
after "A thrilling stretch drive WIN
the two dogs holding stride Tor
stride like machine. Naomi lin.
ished but neck ahead OF Lord
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
CLOSE FINISHES
AGAIN THE RULE
AT HOUND RACES
The Tiger Cops by Nose
Handsome Ray Breezes;
Nice Card Today
Dog Men Organize

\ move toward putting grey
hound racing on a souudcr tuun
dalton was taken last night when
owners ana trainers met at the
Brady hotel and effected u tenn.
poTary organization ot the
Southwestern Greyhound asBoci-
alton,
L. y. Freeman was elected
temporary secretary A committee
was appointed 10 draw up by
laws and rules. 10 be presented At
another meeting Monday night.
ThlH committee consists of June
Oldham, a. ~. Hayden, Lou
puffy ON, OstcndOrf aud j. L.
ahaughncTsy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Scott Disappointed
bu MOUe to Yankees

BOSTON. Dec. 30,-Everett Scott,
the Red Sox shortstop and captain
of last year. who goes to New YORK
in the trade recently announced
would rather. be back in Boston
helping Hugh Duffy try to get into
the first division, than to play on
any other club" he wrote from
Auburn, Ind, in letters to friends
made public today. But he prefers
the Yankees to any club except the
Bostonians. He said he had made a
strike in oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
'Packey' Mcfarland Is
Free of Booze Charge

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-"Packey'
McFarlafld, former pugilist, who was
arrested on the charge of selling
beer above the lawful percentage;
wns released today by United
states Commissioner Mason when II
was learned that he was not the
president of the Porter Products
company, of Joliet.
"Packey," his brother Thomas and
n. @. Scheidt were arrested on the
same charge. Thomas, the presi-
dent of the company and Soheidt
the secretary were held in $4,000
hondS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
III Reno Polo Team Wins.

Ed KENO. Dec. 3O.-The polo
team OF Fort Reno today defeated
the quartet from the X, O, T. c, OF
the state university at Norman by a
score OF to 3 points Ideal
weather conditions prevailed Major
Parkinson Of the Norman team was
forced TO retire from the game I'm
the second period. when he was
struck by a mallet above the right
eye. Several stitches were required
to treat the wound.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Gushing Man Winner
State Checker Title

SALTWATER, Dec, 30.--L. Elmo
OF Cushing won the state checker
championship here today by deteas-
ing j. NJ, Graves In the finals of the
18th annual checker meet,
The match was played for the
majority OF 10 games. Elmo winning
three and Graves one while SIX were
ties.
Both the former champion, a. r.
Salsberry OF Meeker, and Charles
bradley Of Kiefcr. an eN-titleholdef,
were eliminated In the semiflnals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Last Trap Shoot of
Year This Afternoon

After a layoff Of several weeks
due to the holiday season and bad
weather, the Tulsa Gun club. will
hold their last trap shoot of the
1921 season this afternoon on the
Tulsa rifle range grounds two and
one half miles north of the city. The
shoot will consist of four 25-target
events and 25 pairs of doubles
Trophies will be given 10 the winner
of each event and a souvenir to each
member who takes part in the shoot
The shoot will start at o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Women Gridiron
Stars in Britain
Won't Quit Game

LONDON, Dec. SO -- Despite
the ban of the football associa-
ton upon football for women,
the women ARE going ahead with
plans for greater participation IN
the sport than ever before IN
copsa6nleuce OF the resolution OF
the association asking all ann.
ated clubs to forbid the use ot
their grounds TO women, leading
women football players say they
will form leagues OF the" ny Tnn "a
throughout Great Britain inc
Women's Football association has
been orsanized TO obtain grounds
and arrange regulations. ,.,,
women's clubs have nSroostSr efen
formed at Liverpool pohcHs.., pS,s..',
London. Eastrldihs au ala,
| Lincolnshire. The women ',e net,u' w.
~" contention OF the association 1
that football Is too roush anu 'o'
| masculine for women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Still Another Game
for 'BO's' Star Gang

FORT WORTH, Texas. Dec. Sc
"Bo" McMilllns Kentucky all stars
will play team of Fort Worth all
stars picked by Astynax Douglass,
Cincinnati catcher and former T. c.
u. football star. here next Friday
afternoon, January 6. 1t was an
nounced mis- evening following a
conference between McMillin and
Douglass McMillin's team will be
made up principally Of Centre col
lege ex-stars and stars, while Doug
less team is practically all Texas
Christian university stars.
To Cure Sore Throat In One Day
Mop the Throat with DR.. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil. soc per bot
tie e-AdYertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Ramona High Is Benton.

Special 20 The World
RAMONA, Dec. 30,--The Ramona
high school basAetbaii team held the
strong Phillips Petroleum team OF
Bar:lesvine to "A score OF 46 TO 3s
tonight. The first half ended 2S "a
II in favor OF the visitors, but the
Ramona basket tossers came back
and took the second half 81 to l6,
Guy Fisher, Bartlesville. was ref
cree.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-31
Leonard Appears to
BE in Good Condition

CHICAGO. Dec. 9O.-Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion, and
his retinue # trainers left here to-
day for Milwaukee, where he will
meet "Pinkic' Mitchell In a 10
round no-declsion bout next Mon
day afternoon.
In workouts here Leonard ap-
peared to he In excellent condition
anu reports that he is above the
/ nshtWe.ght limit In ppundaT, were
noh'd by tho champions appear.