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the first trio of women players are
concerned. That Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory will head the list goes with
out saying, and it is a mighty good
bet that she will be followed by Miss
Mary K. Browne and Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy. Those following probably will
be in this order: Miss Eleanor Goss,
Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessups, Mrs.
Benjamin E. Cole. Miss Helen Willis.
Miss Leslie Bancroft. Mrs. Edward W.
Raymond and Miss Helen Gilleaudeau.
This gives California three players
of each sex, Johnston, Davis and Kim
sey and Miss Browne. Mrs Bundy and
Miss Willis. The middle west and
south fail of representation. all OF the
others being from the east and north
of the Mason and Dixon line.
California rankings indicate that
that state would have one more play
er in the first ten" had he come
east this season. He is Roland Rob-
erts, who is put ahead OF Bob knsey
in the rating out there, which. OF
course, is led by Bill Johnston. Here
is the ranking:
- Singles. w. NJ. Johnston, Roland
Roberts. Robert Kinsey. Howard Kim
sey. Wallace Bates. William Parker.
Edmund Levy, Phil Bottoms, Byron
Batkin and Charles Stickney.
Doubles, Robert and Howard Kin
sey, John Strachan and Roberts,
Bates and Levy.
Ten American raeketers. four men
and six women, have been accorded
places among the worlds best in the
first ten" in each class as selected
by A. Wallis Myers, the British ex-
pert, who witnessed the Davis cup
matches, the national tourney and
other big events in this country dur
ing the past season. They are TIL
den. Johnston, Richards, Williams.
Mrs. Mallory. Miss Browne. Miss
Elizabeth Ryan. Mrs. Bundy, Miss
Goss and Mrs. Jessups.
Myers places Tilden at the head
of the list, with Johnston second and
Richards third Williams is given
ninth place, the others in the select
ten being: Fourth, Zenzo Shimidz.
terson and ]. o. Anderson. Australia:
seventh, B. l. Norton. South Africa;
eighth. NJ Alonzo, Spain: tenth, A.
H. Colbert, France. 1t will be noted
that England hasn't a single repre-
sentative.
Mile. Lenglen of France is given
first place over Mrs. Mallory. with
Miss Browne and Miss Ryan next in
the standing. Mrs. Bundy is placed
sixth, being preceded by Miss K NC
Kane of the British Isles. Mrs. Bea-
mish and Miss Peacock, Britons. are
seventh and eighth, with Miss Goss
and Mrs. Jesups completing the list.
In view of what happened on Nile.
Lenglen's tour to the United States.
exception is taken to having her
placed in front Of MIRA Mallory.
Joseph J. Armstrong. who. while he
competed in the big Journeys in the
east, was ranked among the first ten,
has been put at the head of the list
among the players in the northwest
association. Armstrong has not had
time to play in the events OF national
import in the past few years, or he
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cir organization. The first series of
nds four of the quints we'll crowded
ashiers are clinging to the top rung
but the Chachums, also of the Y. M.
he heels of the pace-setters. Each
The Alpines are very much in the
Is triumphs in u efforts.
bers Of the thirty-team circuit.
The leagues schedule for this week
includes the following games:
Monday-Whiting VS.. King David.
Pentaipha We. Hope and st. Johns VS..
New Jerusalem.
Tuesday-National VS.. Potomac.
B. B: French We. Naval, Stansbury VS..
Wednesday-Armini vs. Albert
Pike. Lebanon VS.. Federal. Lafayette
Thursday-osiris VS.. Joppa. Acacia
VS.. Columbia. Takoma VS.. King Sol
omon.
Friday-M NJ Parker VS.. East
Gate, Harmony vs. Washington Cen
tenniai, Dawson VS.. Mount Pleasant.
With the .eeond series under way
in the Odd Fellows League, all the
teams appear to be evenly matched
and the season promises to be the
most successful of any previous year.
The weeks schedule follows; Monday,
Federal City VS.. Brightwood: Tues
day. Mount Pleasant vs. Central: !:
Wednesday, Golden Rule vs. Salem: !:
Thursday, Harmony VS.. Beacon: FRI
day. Amity VS.. Eastern.
Bureas Of Engraving and Print
ing, with twenty-five wins and two
losses, is leading the Washington
Ladies' Duckpin League, but the sea-
son is just one-third completed and
Nationals are right at the heels Of
the leaders. They have captured
twenty-one Of twenty-seven games
played Edna Eckhardt Of the Ma
tionals is the topmost bowler of the
circuit. with an average Of s3-11 for
twenty-seven engagements. She also
holds the strike mark at 6 and spare
mark at "a. Elizabeth Rawlings of
City Post ONCE has high set at 314
and Lottie Knott Of oysters high
game at 129. Team standings and
individual statistics for the first
series follow:
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|WHEATLEY NEEDS WIN
TO TIE BILLIARD LEADER

George Wheatley will strive for a tie
with Hen Henshaw for the leadership
in the city pocket billiard championship
tournament when he meets Clyde Rich
mond in q match at Grand Central to-
morrow night at s o'clock. Henshaw
now 10 at the top with three victories
In as many matches. while Whea tley has
won both his starts. The tournament
standing follows:
Henshaw. won 3. lost 0; Wheatiey,
won 2. lost o; Kimball. won 2. lost /:
Parsons. won I. lost /; Richmond, won
l. lost 1: Campbell. won I. lost 2;
Dickey. won 0, lost 2; Thompson. won
o, lost 3.
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, stymie back again in no time"
Debate Out-of- Bounds Rule.
The out-of- bounds rule is also caus-
ing considerable speculation among
golfng powers. Some pressure has
been brought to bear on the golhng
authorities to revise the rule and
bring 1t back to the old penalty of
loss OF distance only. Others believe
the present rule Is equitable and in
wolves no hardship on the careful
player. The golfer who is content to
play down the middle and does not
take many chances is undoubtedly in
what Of the man who takes q chance
to make a birdie and whose ball rolls
out Of bounds by foot or two. He
deserves an even break, where he has
only miscalculated by a slight dis
tance.
Bobby Jones ruined his chances to
finish close up in the open champion
ship at Columbia last July when he
hooked two balls out of bounds at
the long fifth, taking a nine to the
hole. At this point Bobby had a good
chance to finish second. That nine
about killed his chances to finish
well up.
Possibly had there been but a loss
of distance penalty, Bobby might
have played a bit more carefully.
even wanting to avoid that penalty.
But, with the other and more dras-
tic alternative, he said to himself:
Either 1 do, or l don't" and blazed
away.
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PROSPECTS AT ANNAPOLIS
FOR BASKET BALL BRIGHT

NNAPOLS December 10The Naval Academy
~ the basket ball outlook and looking forward of
than the usual interest this The Navy
players in Waters captain and guard and Bye reliable forward
of the
regulars
promising material n
The will be coached by Billy
veope and clever teams at the Naval Academy has been able
Military Academy He has task ahead
however, the Army has member of its
Evening star., 1921-12-11
3OOHORSES FROM US.
WILL RACE IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. December 10.-Fifty
horses which recently completed the
racing season at the Bowie track, in
Maryland. arrived here yesterday as
the first consignment of United States
entries for the Mexico City racing
season, which opens January IA, un-
der the auspices of the International
Jockey Club of Mexico. More than
400 horses are to be shipped from
the United States. the next consign-
ment coming from New Orleans,
where the scason has just closed.
The meeting here. which will last
100 days. viii bring more than 500
club officials. The :Hippodrome de la
Condesa. which. was recently. ac-
quired by the Jockey Club. is being
extensively remQdeled. Brick stables
to accommodate 500 horses are being
constructed, an entirely new track
has been laid out and q grandstand
seating 1000 people is under way.
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II u
RI race for the leadership of tn
= = the circuit, recently ended, f
around the top. The Y. M. H. A. B
with l6 victories against defeats,
H. A., and the Herls are right at
team has won IS games and lost s.
race for first position, having scored
OF the other four teams in the
league that hold forth on the Grand
Central drives, the Auroras have the
best record. They have finished in
front in eight engagements and
trailed in thirteen. Young Friends
Club pinspillers are sixth with seven
victories and fourteen defeats. Sew
enth position is occupied by the
Junior League team. victor in six
games and vanquished in fifteen. A
count of four wins in twenty-one
starts puts Sterling club in the cellar
The Chachums nave collared about
all the worth while records. This
team has bowled the best game at
532 and the best set at 1896. Becker.
one of it's members. has established
with his game of 143. The highest set
SO far recorded is that of 351. credited
to Louis Katz, Herzi roller A
count Of 9S. achieved by Berstein of
the Alpines, stands as the best fiat
game.
Members Of the Masonic Bowling
Association celebrated the conclusion
of the tenth week of, their season
last. night with a smoker and min
strel show at the Arcade. Fellow
craftsmen not affiliated with the
duckpin league, who were guests,
were impressed by the sportsmaniike
rivalry that exists among the mem
Evening star., 1921-12-11
MANY PLANS SUGGESTED,
BUT ALL FOUND WANTING
Latest, of Having Player nfringed Upon Given Free
Throw at Basket or to Teammates, Fails
to Find Favor in Tryout.

IHAT shall be bal This
Wv problem has been bothng coaches for and
during the especially the foul dilemma has
threatened times trouble Teams special
who from the line
trumphed despite the fact that they
scored from the field This brought
change from the policy of permitting point
directly
substi for the rule in force
Evening star., 1921-12-11
TILDEN, LEADER, TOPPING
JOHNSTON AND RICHARDS
Ranking Committee Has Difficult Job i'm Placing Next
Seven-Mrs Mallory, Miss Browne and Mrs.
Bundy Women's Triumvrate.
BY W. II. HOTEL.

TI1ILE will from the national
wv ranking late this month awaited with interest
there who will be the first three
Johnson Richards
the order named almost foregone conclusion Norris
Williams Wallace Johnson and Watson Whburn will be the
how will be aligned but probably
placed will Willis Davis and Robert Knsey, with the
other berths Hunter
Voshe with the likely be eliminated
sam a.
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Radiators and Tenders
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Chevrolet Freeze-proof Honey Comb.
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Iron Trucks, Rad, kinds of Freeze Proof
Honey Comb, RAIDS. Tube and Fin RAIDS
Tenders 2O-gauge so cheaper than Fords
Silver and Nickel plated Shells: also Shutters.
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1421H p st. NV. Fenders At this shop.
Also RAIDS. and Lamps. n. I443.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
TERMINAL TEAM LOSES
TO BALTIMORE BOWLERS

Bowlers of the B. & o. r. r.
general Offices of Baltimore won the
decisive -matcA of their three-year
series with duckpinners of the Ter
minal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. on the Union
station drives last night. The visi-
tors trailed in the first game, but
ran away from the locals in the sec
ond and maintained a comfortable
lead in the third. The set scores
we're 1.455 for Baltimore and 1,412
for Washington. Individual scoring
was not high. Scores:
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A world record for the greatest num-
ber Of sets played in one season is
claimed by Goto. a japanese. residing
I'm Honolulu. During the past cam
paign he played 1.130 sets, out of
which he won 417 in singles and 2S4
in doubles. One day he played fifteen
sets. and his average was ten. ". y.
Eklund. Hawaiian champion. defeated
IC,oto S-e 60
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BROCCO AND COULtEI
: WIN 6-DAY BIKE RACE

NEW YORK, December 10.-Mau-
rice Brocco and Alfred Coullet won
the six-day bicycle race, which
ended at Madison Square Garden at
IL o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
BRITISH GOLFERS URGING
STYMIE'S RETURN IN u. S.
BY WALTER r. MccALLUM.

appears irriated
the where they about make
efforts have the syme back the gol6ng the
United As stands there
and the Btons would have other
Evening star., 1921-12-11
Wins Tarheel School Title

DURHAM. N. c., December TO-
Fayetteville High School foot ball
team this afternoon defeated Win
ston-Saiem High School. 7 to 0, there
by winning the state title.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
TWO BASKET BALL WINS
FOR ALOYSIUS MIDGETS

Aloysius Midgets triumphed in two
basket ball games yesterday. beating
St Joseph's Midgets, 10 to 8. and
crushing the Washington Midgets un-
der a 9s-to-4 score. In the latter
game, MCGOWAN made twenty-nine
field goals. Summarizes:
Aloysius (19). Positions. St. J. (S)
Barnes. ........ Left forward. ......T. Farrell
.eaneau. Right forward. Harrison
Z. Z Gamer. earn Center p. Kane
l. Qulii .LSft guard. g. Kane
H. FRANKIE. Right guard. "A. Farrell
soGs: Goals from noor1E; Garner. lawns C2l.
D. Kane l2);. Goals from fouis-Geaneau. 3
in s; Kane. in 4. substitutions-Aloysius
Scanlcn for E. Garner. McGarah for r.
Franke; St. Jsseph: Bergin for G. Kane.
Referee-Mr Geaneau. Gonzaga. a..
A1oysius 1907: = Positions Wash. ~.
Flynn. Left forward. ......... Pepco
McGowan.-. Right forward. Xulroe
Bresnahan. -. Center er................B Bergin
G. Garner. Left guard. ............D Davis
Langher: Right guard. ......... Arizona
Goals from noor--McGowan t2s). Bresnahan
n6D, Flynn l2). Garner. Pepco f2}. Goals
from fouls-Bresnahan, 3 in .; Mulroe. In 4.
Referee-Mr. .Keppel. GOnzaga.
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Substitutions-Navy, Day for Barnes. Blue for
Harris. Johnston for Ault, Matteucci for Gar
rizues. Lyons for Ostertag. Barnes for Day.
Harris for Blue. Anit for Johnston Garrigues
70. Aatteacef. Ostertag for Lyons; Washington
Russell for Duffy. Bankert for Russell. Goals
from 6oor-Navy. Ault go. Garrigues t3).
Harris (S), Barnes (2). Day f2). Blue. Oster
Duffy. Goals from fouls-Navy. Ault. in IL:
Day. l in l: Blue, l in 2: Harris. 0 in l;
Washington College. Gordy, Is in 10; Carroll.
0 in 0.
Evening star., 1921-12-11
NAVY BASKEIERS WIN :
OPENING CLASH, 45-l9

ANNAPOLIS. Md, December 10.-In
the initial basket bali game of the
local season the Naval Academy won
this afternoon from Washington Col
lege by As to 10.
Ault. the Navy captain. center, was
the only regular of last year to rep
resent the Navy today. and he led in
scoring. with six goals from the tleid
and five from the foul line.
The Navy did some whirlwind scor-
ing in the first period, making %
points before Duffy Gagged the ball
for Washington. making his sides
only score of the half.
Navy sent in a lot of substitutes
in the. second, half. but Washington
scored SO rapidly against them that
the regulars were all put back into
the game. Gordy. the visiting center.
scored II points in the second half.
Mckee and Parr. two other regular
Navy players of last year. were not
able to play today. and the midship-
men, on the whole, made promis-
ing start.
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Goals from door-Hartley ca. Perry ~,
Libbey (2), Moore. AcConity, Frederick, Tew.
Reck. Goals from fouls-Perry, 2 out Of 2;
Evening star., 1921-12-11
QUINCY QU|NT SCORES
SIXTH VICTORY IN ROW

Quincy Athletic Club basketers
recorded their sixth straight victory
last night at Liberty Hall in a Soto
IA engagement with the Park View
quint. The Bloomingdale boys gained
an early lead on the team from the
other side Of Soldiers Home and
never were headed.
Bowers. Quac center. was the star
of the fray. He made seven goals
from scrimmage and played well on
defense. Jermaine was best OF the
losers and did all their scoring With
four court baskets and six SUCCESSFUL
shots in nine from the foul line.
Score:
Quincy 800. Positions. Park View 90
Payne. e.......... Left forward. .Jermatne
DUugherty....... Right forward. Heatou
Bowers. Center ........-........ .Dieste
=. smith. ...... Left guard. Mckay
Phillips. Right guard. Cas-
Goals from Hoor-Payne a., DouEerty.
Bowers "a. p. Smith, Jermaine ~. Goals
from fouls-P. Smith. in 8; Payne. in 4;
Jermaine. 6 In 8. SubstitutionsAQ Quincy,
Grove for Phillips. Smith for Bowers. Ref
eree-Ar. Frederick. Circle A. c.
In a preliminary game the Quincy
Reserves defeated the Ciscle Athletic
Club team. 80 to 9. Score:
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BATTLE FOR LEAD KEEN
in HEBREW PIN LEAGUE
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

EBREW nterciub Bowling League engaged stirring
for the leadership of their The first series
the circuit recently ended finds four of the we'll crowded
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
SINGER NINE AND
EAGLES In FIRST
GAME OF SEASON
Bowman Will Pitch for Sing
ers-Kalamazoo Vets
Here Sunday.


The baseball I'D Will be officially
Knocked open in local seml-pro cir
cies Saturday afternoon az o'clock.
when the fast Eagle nine will meet
re Singer team Both teams have
been putting IN practice sessions
during the week when weather con-
1tions permitted. and everything
points 20 a closely and hard fought
battle.
Only last Wednesday the Eagles
los tight game 20 the Notre Dame
varsity by a score of 4 20 Q. The
game was a tie up until the ninth
inning. when the collegians were
benefited by an error which per
nitted them % get on and score
the winning run.
The Singer team will put practi-
caliy the same lineup on the dia-
nond this season az they had last.
Fans will remember that last year
they established a wide reputation
when they defeated some Of the best
mines in the Surrounding states.
This year several new mer have
been added 10 their lineup and the
sewing machine men look like they
are even stronger than last season.
Announce Singer Lineup.
Manager Lentz Of the Singer team
announced that his team will line IN
IS follows: Broder. g. T.: Aftowski.
q s. Connors. h.: Moffet. O. f.;
Phillion. r. f.: Touhey. Oh: Baker.
G.. ZelinskL 2b.: and Bowman. p.
This team Will be able 90 give any
Team herea bouts good argument
for they have pitching strength and
plenty Of hitters who can deliver in
a pinch.
The Eagles have not yet an
nounced their lineup. hut several
additions have been made since their
game last Wednesday and they have
strong pitcher IN Cassidy, who
should be able 10 fool the opposing
batsmen and win a majority Of his
Eamee.
The Kalamazoo Vets who opened
the season here last year against
TIE Singers will play the machine
makers Sunday afternoon at 3
O'clock The locals were given a
hard battle by the Wolverines and
won by but one score. The Vets
have several ex-Leaguers in their
lineup and should force the locals
5ust as had as they did last year.
HaIas To Pitch sunday.
Walter Halas. coach Of the Notre
Dame varsity nine. Will be on the
mound for Singers against the Kala-
mazoo team. Halas pitched two
years on the Illinois Conference
team and later pitched in the Three
Eye League He was one of the
leagues leading hurlers, and left
only 20 accept the tempting offer re-
ceived from the local university.
While in college alas was quite in
strumental in Illinois finishing at
the top Of the conference standing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

runners to Franklin May 21. Wa
bash high school has some men who
are sure TO win first places in GER
tain events. such as the hurdles and
possibly the shot put. Rochester and
South Bend each have some fast
track men. Northam. the Sheridan
star. has jumped % feet in the run
ming broad jump this year, and will
probably break the state record.
Expect Records TO Go.
The state record will be sure to
be equalled IN some events and
broken in others. Phillip, Rush
Vile winner OF the mile run last
year. will break the state record if
pushed. Schweitzer. the Crawfords-
Vile 440-yard runner. is a fast quar-
ter miller. Mills Of Noblesville is
also fast. Sponsaler. the Blooming
ton hurdle runner. is picked by some
TO beat Marks OF Wabash, but the
northern Indiana man Is certainly
fast.
In the sectional meets there will
be 120 track teams take part in the
10 different centers. The largest
number OF teams is entered at South
Bend. where 10 schools will send
their track and field athletes. The
smallest number of teams are en-
tered at Rochester. where only nine
teams Will compete. All athletes
must have made a certain record in
their events before they can take
part. and this prevents athletes who
have no ability from competing in
the meets and making the track
crowded and the events uninterest-
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
SATURDAY WILL BE
BIG DAY IN HIGH
SCHOOL ATHLETICS
Ten Sectional Track and Field
Meets Scheduled-South
Bend is Largest.

INDIANAPOLIS. May - Thin
clad high school athletes from all
parts Of Indiana will gather on May
Il at l centers for sectional track
and field meets. Winners of first or
second places in any of the events
will qualify for the state champion
ship meet will be held at Frank
field. May 21.
The ten centers selected by the
Indiana High School Athletic asso-
citation for the sectional meets are:
Anderson. Crawfordsville. Blooming
ton. Evansville. Connersville. Indian
apolis. Fort Wayne. Greencastle,
Rochester and South Bend. Last
year. Manual Training high school
OF Indianapolis won the state meet.
Manuals winning Of the Franklin
invitational meet. in which 10 high
schools took part two weeks ago,
stamps that team as a real con-
tender for state honors.
Real competition. however. will De
met at Manual when the Northern
Indiana schools send their speedy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

a Iuncher now and my opinion will
not change until I have seen him in
action. whether IL viii change in his
favor or not remains 10 be seen.
Has Plenty OF Courage.
With a reputation as a puncher in
his favor IL must also be remembered
that he is coura geous. He proved
that some years ago. when. as a boy
OF he fought such tough middle
weights as Frank Klaus and Billy
Pake. took everything they had.
lost the decisions and refused 10 be
discouraged Then. there was his
battle with Joe jeanette. one OF the
best big men OF the last 20 years or
so. with whom Georges stayed Is
rounds He is evidently no hot
house product, this French boy and
from my impressions. gathered
through several social meetings with
him. take II that he is a very cool,
! collected and confident boxer. the
kind who is dangerous as long az
/ ne is on his feet with enough
strength 10 put over a winning
punch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
CARPENTER WILL
GET HERE SUNDAY
Ex-Heavy Champ is Anxious
to Study Challenger in
Action.
Rr LANES ]. CORRETT.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Georges
Carpenter Will arrive here Sunday
aboard La Savoie from Havre
an, very much interested in his COM
ing and I suppose he will start light
training at least in a few days
such training as a fighter can do
aboard shiI is so negligible that no
doubt GeorSes viii feel like stepping
some the first time he gets warmed
up They tell me that the French
champion has been keeping himself
I'm trim / understand he is in just
as good shape today as Jack Demp-
sey.
Carpenter IS a source OF great in
tt-est 20 me. I have ret him on
several occasions. but have never
seen him in action and I am eager
for the cnance 10 see how he steps
around: how he puts up his hands
and what he does with them I am
told that many Of Georges best
punches are delivered as he goes up
onto his toes. II this is true il Will
be worth while studying for he has
proven that he possesses a knock
out punch Yet. how ne gets the
maximum. OF power in it from such
rosidon is more or less OF a
puzzle.
Has Peculiar Punches.
say this because people who have
watched him in action tell that his
right. in particular. is somewhat Of
stif-arm puQch. put over with arm
crooked I understand that he
throws his shoulder and his weight
into this punch without extending
the arm 20 it's full length and II such
| is the case. the question arises-how
does he manage 20 deliver this blow
without the loss OF speed.
! There are people who refuse 70
/ credit anything new in the line OF
punching; people who believe the
+ old methods that have prevailed for
years arc the only successful ones.
7, ! am not in this class. I place Car
pentier on a 100 per cent basis as