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The evening world., 1921-02-26
LIVE WIRES
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The evening world., 1921-02-26
GROSS RECEIPTS OF
JACKS0N-DUNDEE BATTLE
IN GARDEN, $50,991.60
BY John Pollock.

Although Johnny Dundee lost
the decision to Willie Jackson in
their ffteen-round battle at Madi-
son Square Garden last night, he
received just as much for losing
as jackson did for winning. Each
OF them drew down $11, 00950 for
their hard battle. The gross re-
ceipts, including the Government
tax of 10 per cent, brought the
amount up TO S5O,991.6O. Accord
ing to the terms of the match
jackson was to receive a guaran-
tee OF $4,000. with an option of
accepting 25 per cent. of the gross
receipts, after the State tax OF 5
per cent had been deducted, while
Dundee fought for % per cent. of
the receipts less the State tax.
They each, therefore, got one
quarter of $44,0SS.2O, which gave
them the above mentioned sum.
The State got $2,317SO. Exactly
9,119 persons paid for tickets, in
GLIDING the war tax. The tickets
sold as fOllOwa.
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Several Other Matches Are
Scheduled for Tomorrow
on Local Courts.

Basketball fans OF Greater New York
VIII be afforded a busy day to-mor-
row. as practically every leading
team of this vicinity will engage IN
contests. What looks like the head
line attraction OF the day will be The
game between the champion Original
Celtics and the Greenwich Village
Five. The latter aggrega ton, believ-
ing that sooner or later the recog-
nized title holders of this country
would crack under the strain, closed
its home court at the 9TH Regiment
Armory to make a try for the title.
This contest will be staged to-mor-
row night at the list Regiment
Armory courts. Saith Street and Park
Avenue, and as the result will either
dethrone the Celtics or eliminate the
other local five, an interesting con-
test is looked forward to. AS to the
playing ability OF the Village team,
there can be no question. The five
is composed of three of the best Mac
Dowell Lyceum Club members-Jerry
Sullivan, Dick Smythe and Edd, 20
Connolly, and Chief Muller and
Stretch" Mcintyre.
Another interesting contest is the
one between the Knickerbocker Five
and the St. jerome quintet. This will
be played in the afternoon at MAI
haitian Casino. A preliminary gam
will be staged between the Manhat-
tan Lassies and the Winona Girls Of
Jersey City.
At the 22d Regiment Armory in the
evening, the New York Whirlwinds
and the famous Powers Brothers
team of Passaic, n. j., will clash
The italian Catholic Club and the
Madison Big Five will engage in COM
bat at Tammany Hall In the after
noon. An added feature will be an
a. .fT gcl"'c IH the lnWOd Girls
and the Chelsea Girls.
Ceilings Casino, in the Bronx, will
be the scene of an afternoon game
between the Annunciations and a FIVE
composed OF actors. Fred Stone will
captain the visitors.
Four games are scheduled to be
PLAYED In Brooklyn. In the after
noon. AT Prospect Hall. the ST. James
Triangles viii meet the Corbondale
f-.sl ~ sc Penn state League. while
the Prospect Big Five aud Ass1mp-
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Modest joe Lynch Wants $50, 900
To Fight Pete Herman Again

Much interest Is being taken in the four ten
round bouts which win be staged a. tho reopen
ing boxing SHOW o. the Manhattan Casino A. c.
at ij5th Street and Eighth Avenue on Monday
night. Packey Hommey meets Jimmy Kane,
Charley SieEer talLles Charley Hayes. Charley
BeachCr SOes against Freddie Jacks ami Marty
summers clashes With Morris LUX OF Kansas City
Ted kid" LEXIS mas Just been matched by
his manager Charley Harvey to meet Jack PsrTy.
the hard hitting Pittsburgh Welterweight. for ten
rounds at the Wolverines c. Of Detroit. Mich,
on tho night q March Il. Three days later
Laws may 80 against Irish Patsey Cline Of Har.
Iem for twelve rounds at tine Mckinney A. @. Of
Canton, o.
Battling LaJinsky who has bst returned from
England, told the writer to-day that there win bc
no big boIing shows held In England for long
TINA Tho defeat Of Jimmy Wilde. declared Le-
TinsAy. was terrible blow TO the English apOring
men. from which they have not yet recovered.
Low Brown = MANAGING two likely fiehtsn in
Andy o1Boyto and Irving Jampole. O.Boyfe Is
tho maldnCs Of a real good fshtcr He has won
many fights and beides is an Aggressive. hard
hitting battler. Jaupole was the champion anna
tour LIS and I'D fighter in 1920 Both o'Boyle
aud Janpoio arc training hard for fightS In TN
near future.
Al TIE Pioneer Sporting Club in East 24th
Street tonight the feAtum will be q twelve round
bout bstWeen Earl Baird. the Seattle lad who hal
| created such favorable impression here and Lev
Snyder. one Of the most aggressive and game
feaiherWeights that ever drew On = glove. Thii
Is q return battle.
KnOckoU, Phi Delm0t OF the east dde WhC
had eighteen straight knookOuts TO his credit until
he ioa decision to Frankie Maxwell a ths
| Star sporting Club two months ago. expects q
reverse the verdict Monday night a. the same
dub Wnn he will meet frankie Maxwell for In,
second time.
Paul Doyle. the crack eaa sido- Welterweigh
managed by Tony PhA7olO leaves town TO day FOL
Boston. Where he meets Nate segAl. the champion
for the Wolte1Eeight lille OF New England on Tues
day niEh4. Doyle Is oonidsnt Of whipping seEAl
and then he win sndeavOT 70 secure . bout will
Brton for ths worlds WelterEelEht title
| Oakley Keyss. be lad with the long string o
] r. O's. who Is mAtched 10 box Jimmy O'Gatty a
the Pioneer s. e. week from tO-uight. Is round
| Ing into form under the direction OF his manager
| Johnny keyes-
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DAILY Urges Change in Method be
MakInE Football RuIea.

A change In the method of making
football rules, designed to aid the rules
makers and to beneht the game N gen
eral. is proposed by Major Charles D.
DAILY, head coach OF the army eleven at
West Point In a communication which
he gave out yesterday and which has
been sent TO the Football Rules Commit
tee. He suggests that the Rules Conn
mittee call a convention Of coaches, ON
cials and graduate managers within two
weeks after the close OF the season for
the purpose OF suggesting desirable
changes in the rules. 1t Is also pointed
out that such = convention would form
common meeting ground at which
schedules could be much more easily
completed
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American Legion Games in
Brooklyn Tonight Fol-
lowed by Other Events.
By Richard Freyer.

A F'rER a slight lay off amateur
~ athletes OF the metropolitan dis
trict and out of town A. A. U.
divisions win get in action again this
evening at the games OF the Thir-
teenth Post American Legion, at the
18th Regiment Armory, Sumner and
Jefferson Avenues, Brooklyn. The
athletes who make a speciality Of
competing at indoor meets will have
plenty OF opportunity to keep in good
condition during the next month. No
less than seven other meets are on
the cards. all headliners, and the
leading runners and field stars will
compete in each meet.
The Samaclar A. G. meet, which
has already attracted the entries of
several hundred men, will be held at
the ed Regiment ArmOry. March 1.
Ten days later, at the same Ormory,
the Second Division Post American
Legion, will hold forth with its first
memorial indoor games. These con-
tests are unique in the history of the
Metropolitan District as every event
is held in memory OF a famous athlete
who was killed overseas. One night
later, on March ~, ut the 69th Regi-
ment, the games OF the New York
Post Office Clerks will be held, and
on March 10, at the 22d Regiment
Armory, the national indoor track
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Greenwich Quintet and CeLtics
Clash in Championship Game

ton Crowns meet in the evening
The Nonpareils and Powers Brothers
team will mingle at Saengerbund Hall
in the afternoon, and the Knights OF
st. Antony and Brooklyn Whirlwinds
will play on the Knights Greenpoint
Court in the evening.
The InwOod Girls Ave travelled TO
Corona, L. l., and defeated the crack
St Mary Girls FIVE in recent game
by 16 to 2. The winners added an
other victory by sending the Con-
tinental Guarantee Girls down to de-
feat by 10 to o.
Western Five, composed exclusively
Of men who played on various college
teams, desire games with home teams.
Address George Jeremiah, No. S.
johnson Avenue, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1921-02-26
Not From Tex Rickard, but
From Promoter at
New Orleans.
BIZ John Pollock.

Lew Diamond. who has been au-
thorized by Dominick Tortorich of
New Orleans to OFFER. Champion Joe
Lynch a guarantee of $4,000 to fight
Pete Herman, the former bantam
weight champion, in a twenty-round
bout at Tortorich's big open air club
on July 4, is not likely to clinch the
bout, as Lynch's manager, Eddie
Mead, demands $4,000 for Lynch's
end. Johnny Buff may be signed UP
to meet Herman instead.
For the next boxing show ~ Madison Square
Garden. which will be on "wednesday night. Pro
moter TeE Richard has booked Up four tWelVe-rUund
bouts between evenly matched fighters They are
Charley BeACher OF New York ". Dick LOadman
OF Buffalo. Midget Smith q New York Joe
O'Donnell Of Philadclphla, JoAnny Buzz q jersey
city Vs. Frankie DAILY Of Staten Island. and Phil
Bloom Of Brooklyn ", Jimmy Kelly O Yorkville.
Rocky Kansas the oraak Buffalo lightweight
who recently knocked out Richie Mitchell Of NIL
waukee in, one round in Buffalo is In town with
bis manager Dan Rogers OF BuffalO Kansas Il
I OF the best fighters IN Lnlh uuunlryb anu the
chances are that he may DO matched TO fight Benny
Leonard Al the Garden on March H. II they
SHOULD be signed up they will Attrsd q big crowd
OF local fight fanS.
The regular weekly boxing show Of the Wood
haven sporting club Of Brooklyn viii he held To-
night and Manager John wvismAhtsl offers the
fans another attractive card Of boutA LAHy RsgAn
meeta Irving Jampole In the main 90 Of fifteen
rounds. ANDY Doyle boxes Soldier lawson Ten
/ rounds. and Tommy Thompson tackles Harry Nelson
| for ten rounds Three othsE bouts will AlsS b
staged
Tue Commonwealth Sporting Club viii show
new out -of-toWn fighter In a bout for the frs,
time here tonight. He is Blly MoCann OF Akron
| o. Mccain will meet Jimmy Kane Of YOrAYin'
] In the main 60 OF ten rounds. Red Monroe meet
| Jack Fritz for ten rounds. and X. o Harm
london viii hook up with SAMMY Cohen for ia
rounds.
! CHARLEY Hauey "a now the manaser q Al Reich
the lo,al heavyweight. Charlea has him practr
cally matehed, to meet Bob ROGER oi OiicaEo fol
eiaht rounds al one Of the biz c.uba IA s. Ioui'
about M=7cs a aeieA 4 one a the olerorea
. hig men IN this couissy. bat MS on,y falling
thai h \ rs ssns. Haug nAs tupeuSo Inn.
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X. o. LOUEhIin steps Marcel
Thomas in sixth.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 2s.-
Knockout LouEhltn, WelterWeiRht cham
pion of Pennsylvania. knocked out Mar
Gel Thomas. welteTweight champion OF
France. In the sixth round OF ten
man was Outclassed from the start
After the bout the club physician, who
examined him. found that the French
man had sustained a fractured Jaw
The end came in the sixth round when
Loughlin slipped and let fly left hook
that landed squarely on the Frenchmans
law
The evening world., 1921-02-26
Princeton Football Players Believe
In agnfety Eirst0

PRINCETON, n. j., Feb. 26.--Head
Coach Roper of the Princeton foot
ball squad has prescribed"a course In
boxing for the Tiger players during
the remainder OF the winter. Begin
ming Monday the grldlron men will
report 10 the boxing Instructor apt
svill take Lessons until University
Field Il N condition Tor spring loot
call practice
The evening world., 1921-02-26

DBLAND, Fla, Feb. e6.-Pat o'1ara
Of the Richmond Country Club OF New
York and Freddy Mcleod of the Column
bia Country Club OF Washington were
leading record field Of professionals in
quest OF a record purse yesterday. On
the hTst round Mcleod and O'Iara each
hau score Of 148. Jim Barnes OF thg
Peiham Country Club of New York and
MIX Brady Of Detroit trailed close
behind with a score OF l49 each. Brady
had the best round OF the day, a II in
noon round.
Wufred Reid Of wilmington and his.
brother Arthur OF the Ardsiey Ciuqy We q
next IN line along with K. l. MinepSof
TINS city and Tom kerrigan Of Siwanoy.
PINEHURST, N. c., Feb. 2s.-Parker
Whittemore went over the champion
snip course In 3S-36-74 in a match in
which he and Rodney Brown took the
measure OF Il. c. Newton and w. L.
TruesdeI- Browns great work with
the wooden CLUBS was the feature Of ths
contest His drives shot away past the
safety flags on several occasions, caus-
Ing some complaint on the part OF a
foursome ahead, and his second shot for
thee 537-yard seventh hole went hole
high and paved the way for an easy
four.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. ss.-The
finals OF the fifth annual spring tourna-
ment on the st. Augustine links re-
suited In a tie between r. Graham Big
low OF New York and William A Knight
Of St Augustine.
The evening world., 1921-02-26
BABE RUTH WINS
GOLF MATCH, But
CARL MAYS LOSES
Two Yankee Players Among
Entries in Tourney at =
Hot Springs. !

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. So
Players Mays and Ruth Of the Yanlos,
now training here. have become full
iedged tournament players. They
are competing in the Washington's
Birthday tournament at the Country
Club. II they didn't declare them
selves in G. w. Dickey, the club pro-
fessional, did, so that's all right. The
big slugger eliminated his man in the
morning, but Mays fell by the way
side, up and to go, and was as
sore about 1t as If he had lost ball
game-soreR, in fact, for the trimming
had him grabbing, which he doesn't
do when beaten on the diamond. Ruth
tore or a 80 while eliminating w. G.
Doty Of Greensburg, Pa. The score
board said he won by up, but that
was poetic license. for he won by
or Z up.
The evening world., 1921-02-26

The Amur Athletic Club will hold Is
annual dance and athletic Tea ture. night
at the Floral Garden, March 13. IN
athletes have arranged several features
for the evenings entertainment.
The evening world., 1921-02-26
Greb Given Decision over jeff
Smith In Hub.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. s6.-Harry
Greb, the Pittsburgh light heavyweight,
was awarded the referees decision
over JEFF Smith of Bayonne, N. j., at
the conclusion OF a ten-rOund bout held
here last night The bout was held al
the Faneuu Club, and the verdict was
we'll received by the large crowd OF
fans in attendance,
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sHREVEPoRT sELEcrIoNs.

First Race-Cleah Up. Catania,
Madras Bingham.
Second Race-VanSyIyia. First
Pullet, Betsy.
Third Race--DariIhill. Raider,
Warsaw.
Fourth Race--Tableau Dion
neur, Panaman, Sir Grafton. ,i,
Fifth Race.--Dr. Shafer. ST. Just,
Or. Campbell.
Sixth Race-Resist, Trusty. rust
Ter.
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BIZ Vincent TreanOr.

DUNDEE Jackson
Square again
judges regular AFFAIR
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JUDGES AGREE ON WINNER
AFTER IS FAST ROUNDS
WITHOUT A KNOCKDOWN

Jackson Starts Like WhrMnd and for Seven Rounds Beat
Dundee Badly but After That He Slows Up and Allows
Johnny to Pile Up POnts-Bg Crowd Sees Contest, Which
Was Thrilling and TreSOme at Intervals.
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and thrilling at times and at other intervals
tiresOme from its very sameness. But as
one regular asked after II was all over;
What are you going to do about III"
Jackson fought viciously for the first
seven rounds. He landed what looked like
killing rights" on Dundee, but the little
gamester weathered everything that came
his way. He bodied up and down, bounced
of the ropes, swung punches from every
old angle. particularly when he was "stung,"
The evening world., 1921-02-26
sonny smith scores Knockout.

HoLYoKe, Macs. Feb, 26.-Sonny
Smith. the Brooklyn bantamweight.
knocked out Joe coster OF Philadel-
phia IN the eighth round Of the star
bout held here last night al the Ameri-
can Lesion 0t Holyoka.
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PIONEER sPORTING CLUB,
LEW SNYDER ". EARL oAlRD Admllsisa SIR
iio EAsr 2fTH ST Madison SQUARE ~
10-niEhi--i2 Eounds 70 ! Duriaion
kEu ahNoEa Va EAhL niRDs AdnilIiSaf
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and held the holding good He about three
another and jackson the
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his right. In a give-and-take mix
UP in a neutral corner Dundee I'M
balanced himself and fell through the
ropes. Dundee's round.
NUNDHB beat Jackson TO the
II punch three times at the open
ing OF the tenth. Jackson had
lost all his viciousness, and, using the
old muggins stan with his left, he
came out OF his shell for a few Sec
onds and there was a merry mix-up.
After this Johnny put two corking
lefts 10 JaclIson's face, and While
started pummelling Johnny around
the head harmlessly, Willie then
missed three rapid IRE lefts for John
ny's face as he rushed him TO the
ropes. Another round for Dundee.
The crowd hooted as they came to
an unnecessary clinch in the eleventh.
Willie was talking to Johnny in SEEM
ing anger. He stuck his left three
times into Johnny's face and drove a
hard right TO the body. 1t was a
tame round, going to Jackson.
Dundee popped four jabs on willie's
face when jackson tried TO rush him.
Johnny sidestepped and Willie merely
went through the ropes. The crowd
! got a laugh IN this round, as heteree
sullivan tripped himself up In Jack
sons corner Jackson fought in spots
only in this round, but when he start
ed he had the better OF the milling.
JaclSson's round.
TVHB thirteenth round was featured
by two hard rights which Jack
son landed on Dundee's jaw
Johnny certainly was showing he
could 'talSe IT," Apparently ON the
verge OF a knockout, Johnny wealth
cred the storm and evened up the
point score before the bell changed
jackson tried to annihilate Dundee
in the fourteenth, landing many q
solid right 10 his jaw, while Johnny
got in four left jabs. Dundee, how
ever, found It wise TO hold on wheT
danger threatened. Jackson earned
this round by his cieaher and harder
punching,
The fifteenth was the sMkginges
round OF the light. Dundee stood M
under enough rights 20 have knocked
out hair a dozen men. * was tough
fight and jackson was entitled 10 thl
judges decision
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his right. In a give-and-take mix
UP in a neutral corner Dundee I'M
balanced himself and fell through the
ropes. Dundee's round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
BABE RUTH SPENDS
AFTERNOON IN BED
King of Swat to Be in Yankee
Lineup Ready to Get No.
80 Friday.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Babe
kuth spent a restless afternoon in
his hotel apartment Thursday while
his Yankee team mates carried on
the pennant fight in Philadelphia
against the Athletics. The worlds
champion hitter of home runs suf-
tered from a slight attack Of grip
and had been ordered TO bed by his
physicians.
His condition, attending physicI-
ans said, was by no means serious
and they though he would be out
cunning for his 59th circuit slam
Friday. Ruth is believed to have
caught cold while motoring with
Mrs. Ruth. He complained Of chius
and fever when they returned home
and his physicians decreed il would
be best for him 10 remain indoors
for day at least
Informed by telephone OF the
Yankees victory over PHILADELPHIA
and the defeat Of Cleveland by the
White Sox. Babe expressed his Joy
IN truly Ruthian enthusiasm and
wore his home run smile. according
20 Mrs. Ruth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
GOSHEN HIGH WINS
GAME WITH ALUMNI
Loyal Fans Fill Stands as For.
mer School Boys Are Beaten
by Score of l6-l4.
BY JOHN LICKEY.

The Goshen High school football
eleven defeated the Alumni Of that
city by a score OF Is to IA on the
Roger park gridiron I'm that city.
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The stands were packed 10 capacity
and the whole city proved TO be be
hind the newly organized eleven
which is out 10 win back the laurels
gained by the grid teams Of former
years but lost due 10 six year
slump in athletics
The Alumni had a we'll drilled and
exceptionally strong eleven and wag-
ed bitter battle all the way
through the fracas. Frank Faust,
former quarterback of Indiana uni
versity played the pivot position but
was knocked out shortly after the
played quarter the rest OF the game.
Stutz, Smoke. and Miller did the
starring for the Alumni
Coach Abbott has a well balanced
eleven this year and prospects for
and undefeated season looms up big.
The Alumni were beaten 10 submits
sion for the final count only by the
combined efforts OF BeCtol, Berkey,
Wysong, and Forney. The feature
OF the fracas was a forward pass
from Bectol 10 FOrney on the Alum
nj so yard line resulting in a touch
down. The ability OF Berkey AID
Joe Wysong 10 hit the line for large
gains was also a feature. Smoke
played the pivot job, Danny BectOl
having been placed on the sick list.
The line formation during the game
was almost perfect and showed much
ability 20 tear large holes III the
enemy line.
The next game Will be played with
Elkhart on oct. u and a hard bat
tie is expected Athletic Director,
James Saodgrass has two open dates
on the schedule and would like &c
communicate with any 100 pound
high school eleven desiring a game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
GLASS RACES ARE
HOTLY CONTESTED
Two Stake Events Overshad-
owed by Real Contests in
2:08 Pace at Circuit.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 29-One OF
Thursdays Grand Circuit class races
outshOne the two stake events on
the card as a real contest. sir
Roche, a western horse in the 2:OS
class pace, showed the way to Mary
O'COnnor and Uriko. He stepped
the second mile in 2:O2 - The
first two heats We're hotly contested,
Sir Roche dropping the third when
he broke at the first turn
Jimmie McKerron won the Arch
City 2:1O pacing stake as he pleased,
after lOafng the first heat
The Western Eorseman, three year
old futurity pace. was a hollow
event. there being but two starters
and Bclmar being distanced the
first heat by Peter Henley. because
of almost a staudsdn break on the
back stretch. The 2:1S trot was
won by Lena Moko
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
YankS Increase
Lead by Victory
OUer PathetiCS
Mackmen Are Easy Meat for
GOthamites. While Cleve-
land Loses to SOx.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29.-By
defeating Philadelphia Thursday
70 o. New York frightened its hold
upon the American league lead. As
Cleveland was beaten today by Chi
cago. the Yankees need but one
more victory 20 clinch the pennant.
Shawkey allowed the Athletics but
four hits, and these he kept we'll
scattered At no time was he in
trouble. Such was not the case with
Harris The Yanks garnered nine
hits. three OF which were for extra
bases.
New York confined its scoring TO
three innings. the second. third and
seventh. In the second Pipp was
safe on Dykes boot. went TO second
on Wards sacrifice and scored on
McNally's triple. Shawkey's single
scored McNaIly. Miller's triple and
Meuseps single accounted for the
third run. Peskinpaugh's home run
scored Fewster ahead Of him in the
seventh.
Babe Ruth was not I'm the lineup.
owing 10 illness. He vas expected
10 Join the club Thursday night.
Score:
New York ....O21 600 2OO-5 2
Philadelphia 200 600 600 4 ?
Shawkey and Schang; Harris and
Perkins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-30
Coaches FdUOr Tough
Muscles and Not Beef

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2s-Bacl in
the good old days Of ambulances,
the only way a coach thought he
could condition a football squad was
by hlling them up with beef and
teaching them the art of kicking
each other in the Stats.
The twentieth century coach looks
upon beef as a handicap and the
training is as scientific as the trick
plays.
These scientists are yearly per
fecting new training methods.
The gridders az the University OF
Cincinnati this season are training
with a "bucking strap"
1t is expected 10 make the play
ers more proficient at carrying the
ball. strengthen shoulder muscles.
and at the same time develop a
couple OF snappy tacklers.
Handles on the strap enable two
players TO hold back the man with
the BAH while he does his best To
advance.