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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-21
STORE IN NORFOLK
DESTROYED BY FIRE

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2o.-The
American Market Building in Brewer
Street, opposite the city market, was
destroyed By fire that was discovered
at 1910 O'Clock this morning.
First intimation of fire In the
neighborhood came when a mass OF
flames burst through the window of
the second story OF the building. A
few minutes later the entire vicinity
was lighted by the glare of the flames.
In the rear OF the American Mar
ket is rooming house. which at one
time was threatened by the fire.
The American. Market Is operated
by Marcus and Hill Cohen.
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5000 I,ond for Dr,vc-.

DANVlLLE. VA, Nov. 20.-An or
dinance adopted by the City Council
Few days ago. under the terms Of
which all transfer car drivers must
give bond of $500, has been signed
by Mayor Wooding. and he has given
notice that 1t Will bit effective Mon
day. The ordinance was enacted with
view to rectifying n certain vicious
condition complained of by the police
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nootlegg.rs Active Near D.n,,r,,

DANNlLIIE. VA, Nov. 20.-Richard
Martin. of Stuart. was arrested on
the Scheduled Bridge Friday night
by party of county officers, who
found seven and a half gallons or
apple brandy under the seat Local
officers for the second time In two
days unearthed cache OF liquor on
fhc outskirts of the city, fifteen gal
Ions being found According to the
police bootleggers now are stopping
near Danvillc and are hiding liquor
which is being removed from the
cache in small quantities..
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Tram ro.t-omce Rohhers.

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 90
County officers were today reported
to be on the trail of one or more
robbers. who broke into general
stores and post%ofices at Dehaven
and Gainesboro. this county, early
yesterday. The former is conducted
by ]. w. Dehaven and the latter by
Mrs. A. c. Moore. The doors were
said to have been "jimmicd." and
most OF the loss consisted OF mer-
chandise, mainly foodstunfs.
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Brethren Church Dedicated.

IYNCHBURtT va, Nov. 20
The Brethren Church. located in what
was formerly brick residence here
in Wadsworth Street. was dedicated
today, the pastor. Elder l. n. II.
Iseahm. Of Nokesville. being assisted
by Elders G. ID. Hylton, OF Roanoke,
and Y. II. Campbell. OF Nokesville, in
the aedicatory service. Elder Hyl-
ton will hold services there each
night during this week.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 20.-Mrs.
Roberta Il. Anthony. of Altavista, has
ANNOUNCED the marriage OF her daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Anthony. to James
Franklin Jennings. the marriage hav-
ing been celebrated November at
Alexandria.
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To pesin mospItnu Next summ.r

LYNCHBURG VA. Nov. 20
0. r. Barker, president OF the Vir-
ginia Baptist Hospital Association,
who made report to the general
association at Portsmouth .last week.
has stated here that 1t Is not expe Ct I'd
that the work on the hospital will
started before next summer,
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...ecnYcs 10000 10 wldo,..

LYNCHBURG VA, Nov. 90
The will of John Gibony Gambler,
which has just been probated here,
leaves nm estate valued at $500 to
shIs widow, Mrs. Mamie Bell Gambler.
The estate, at the death OF the WI
dow is devised to Lucy Adkins Cox,
Suffolk. ~
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TO rake ReIIrIous consul,

Lynchburg Presbyterian churches arc
shortly to take a religious census of
the resources of that denomination
here The work is to be done very
SYSTEMATICALLY
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LYNCHBURG VA. Nov. 2O--Ernest
Hunt and Miss Lois Burton. both Of
Coleman Falls we're married here
Wednesday by DIR. b. r. Lipscomb
pastor of Rivermont Methodist
Church. They will reside at Coleman
Falls. The bride Is daughter of
Mr. and Mira. ]. l.. Burton. OF Cole
man Falls.
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LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov 2O--Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Scott. OF this city. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Annie Scott. to Robert
S. BOWMAN. who is resident OF
Lynchburg.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. 90
Mrs. James Orrock. of Spotsylvania
County. has issued invitations to the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Ruti
Orrock, to Eddie Terrell. OF Richmond
The ceremony will take place on weu
nesday. November %. at p. NJ a
Emmanuel Church. Brook Hill.
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May MOTIFS, DOth OF pennsylvania,
we're married Wednesday at the home
OF Rev. George III. Ray. in Amherst
County.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 2o.-wal-
ter Hill and Miss Elizabeth Bell. both
OF Lynchburg. were married Friday
evening at the parsonage OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, the
| pastor. Rev. ]. l.. Ward, officiating.
LYNCHBURQ VA. Nov. 90
Miss Dorothy Maude Conrad. dauch-
ter OF Rev. DR.. and Mrs Austin y.
Conrad. and James Colbourn Hol-
loran. both OF this city. were mar
RED Saturday evening at College Hill
Baptist Church. The brides father.
who was assisted by Rev j. l.. Ward,
pastor OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. offciated John w. Hollo-
ran, Charleston. w. Va. and Nathan
Morgan. Calvin l.. Bailey and Law
renee a. Watts. OF Lynchburg. were
the ushers. Oscar 3. Drinkard was
best man. and Miss Catherine Eliza
beth Conrad. the brides sister, was
maid OF honor.
MT. and Mrs. Hoiloran went for a
bridal trip. The groom Is n son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holloran. OF
Charleston. w. Va.
LYNcHRuRG. VA. Nov. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Schcwel have an
nounced the bcthrothal OF their
daughter, Miss Ida Schewel. to Joseph
| Opplcman.
LfNCHBuRG VA. Nov 20
Mrs. Lola NJ. Franklin has announced
the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Christine Early Franklin. to John
James Zimmerman, the marriage hav-
| Ing taken place November 12, I'm
| Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. thinner
man are now at home here at 1917
Church Street.
| LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 90
Samuel Clark Wood. and Miss Ola
Sue Pearce, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. n. Pearce. were married Sat
urdat evening at Madison Methodist
parsonage, the pastor. Rev. c. A.
Campbell, officiating. They will re-
side in Madison Heights
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Named AssIstant cItr Anai.a.

DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 2o.--J. V.
Thomas, assistant secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce. has been an
pointed assistant city auditor. and
will assume his new duties on De-
cembcr l.
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LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 2O.-wil-
liam Wilson Evans and Mrs. Ella
May Morris. both Of Pennsylvania,
we're married Wednesday at the home
OF Rev. George H. Ray. in Amherst
County.
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NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS or VIRGINIA

Boston. Mas. After November "a
they will be at home at 'Hewick,'
near urbanna.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Nov. 90.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage OF Randolph
T. Broaddus, son OF Mr.. T. w Broad
dus. OF Caroline County, Va. and Miss
Louise p. Snow on October 81. at Ard
more. Okla. The couple will make
their home in Dallas. Texas.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov. 90
Henry Cohen and Miss Florence f,
Werner, both Of Lancaster. Pa. cam
to Fredericksburg. obtained licens,
and were married at the Methods
parsonage by Rev. II. l.. Hout. The,
said they came here to be marie,
In order to surprise their friends a
home.
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URBANNA. VA. Nov. oO.--LewIs
Jones. Common W ealth's attorney OF
Middlesex County. and Miss Lillian
Farinholt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Farinholt, of Freeport. Giou-
cester County. were married Wednes-
day In the brides home. Immediate
ly following the ceremony they mo-
tored to Newport News. and from
there went on a honeymoon trip to
Evening star., 1921-04-07
.JOLTS IN GOLF Tourney
Newton's Defeat and Adair's Close
Call Feature North and
South PLAY.

P1NEHURsT. N. G. April 7-The
outstanding features Of yesterdAys
first round of match play in the north
and south amateur championship tour
nament were the bad defeat inflicted
on F. c. Newton Of Brookline by Gar
diner White Of Nassau, who won by
and 3, and Perry Adair's narrow es-
cape from defeat at the hands Of Jim
Standish of Detroit. The young At
lanta expert had to go the nineteenth
hole to win.
John D. Chapman of Greenwich, who
was expected to win easily enough
against George w. Mead of Glen Ridge,
was defeated by 3 and 1. and Harold
Weber of Toledo was put out Of run
ming by his caddie and J. NJ. Wells Of
East Liverpool. Weber's we'll meaning
colored boy picked up Wells bali when
he saw it was about to prevent his
boss from scoring a win at the FOUR
teenth. and the penalty loss proved the
deciding factor of the match.
B. r. Merrimah Of Waterbury, whose
fine playing Tuesday enabled him to
tie Perry Adair for the qualifying
medal. kept it up in his match with
Donald Parson, and won, up and A.
Results in the championship six
teen:
First match. Round-Jce schlottman. De-
troit. delea'ed H. II. Gwaltney. Baltusrol, 4
and 3 h. p. Merriman Waterbury, defeated
Donald Parsons. Youngstown, 5 and 4: Frank
Dwyer. Montclair. defeated L.. A Hamilton,
Garden City. 3 and /: Arthur Yates. Oakhill.
Perry Adair. Druid Hills, defeated James b.
Standish. jr.. Lochmor 1 up. 10 holes; @,
W. Mead. Glen Ridge. defeated John d. Chap
man. Greenwich, and Il J. NJ. Wells. Kenil-
worth; defeated Harold Weber. Inverness, 1
up: Gardner White, Nassau, defeated F. C.
Newton. Brookline, and 3.
Second-round matches will be be-
tween Schlottman and B. r. Merrimar
Dyer and Yates. Adair and Mead and
Wells and White.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Plays That Puzzle
by BILLY EvANS=

I am indebted to Jack Coffey, man
ager Of the Des Moines club. for the
final puzzle play Of my series. Coffey
was formerly with the Boston and De-
troit clubs Of the American League. He
puzzle plays and had one which he
thought might interest He says:
I'm the 1918 world series between
Boston and Chicago. Hooper was on
first, Dave Shean at bat and no one out
After two unsuccessful attempts to
bunt and with the count two balls and
two strikes. Shean gave Hooper the hit
and run signal. Shean missed the ball,
making the third strike, and then inter-
fered with Catcher Killefer as he started
his throw to second to get Hooper. Um-
pire Hildebrand. back Of the plate. called
Hooper out, which, 1 think. was the cor
rect ruling. although it did not conform
TO the letter of the rule. Assuming
cept for the interference. had he been
sent back to first the offending club
would have profited by the interference.
That, as we all know, is not in accord
ance with the spirit Of the rules. For
every offense there should be PEN
atty"
HiIdebrand Ruled Correctly.
The rules state that II q batter inter-
feres with the catcher in making play
on a base runner going to second or
third the batsman is called out and the
runner sent back to the base he occu-
pied when the play started. In the play
related by Coffey such action by the
umpire was impossible. Hooper went
down on a.pitch that proved to be the
third strike on Shean, first base being
occupied and no one out. Shean was
automatically out when he missed the
bah. To complicate the situation he in
terfered with Killefer in throwing to sec
ond. 1t was necessary that Umpire Hill
debrand use common sense in reaching
his decision. The rules state the batter
shall be called out. Since the batter
happened to be retired before he COM
mitted the offense, Hildebrand inflicted
a second penalty by calling the runner
out. Had the pitch been ball Shean
would have been called out. hut II was
the third strike which caused the con-
fusion
Evening star., 1921-04-07
T|[DEN TENNIS winner.
Defeats Richards in Straight Sets
in Indoor Tournament in
Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-william
T. Tilden. Cd, world singles tennis
champion. defeated Vincent Richards
OF Yonkers, N. T.. in straight sets.
6-4. 6-3. 13. in the final round Of
an invitation tourney here.
In an exhibition match Richards,
paired with Wallace johnson of Phil
adelphia, defeated Tilden and Carl
Fischer. University of Pennsylvania
star, Ga, 4-6, IS.
Tilden proved to be the master OF
the youthful prodigy from New York.
whose game has developed tremendously
under the tutelage of the champion.
Richards put up a very fine game of
tennis. but it was not quite good enough.
frequently Tilden caught his youth
ful opponent out Of position and by.
fine placements scored his point. Some
Of his kills were of the deadliest ma
ture and the match was marked by
excellent play throughout. Owing to
the fact that the court is inclosed. both
players used a cut stroke and neither
attempted a lob.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
With Sandlot Mines

Powhatan and Ontario clubs did
some heavy clouting in their game,
won by the former. II to 5. -Four
homers were made. two by each
team. Fast double plays checked
several rallies by the Ontarfos. Com
played strong game for the win
ners.
Corkins' good pitching and batting
helped Abbot Schools nine to down
the Arthur School combination. 16 to
Z. Chaconas also did some excellent
playing for the victors.
Alexandria DreadnauGhts, due to
open their season Sunday. when they
meet the L. s. S. Mayflower team. are
booking games with District mines.
Challenges will be received by Man
ager E. r. Allen, Alexandra, Va.
Navy, Of the Government Lengue,
took the measure Of the Boiling Field
aviators in a to contest. Hudson,
pitching for the winners. was stingy
with hits.
Chevy Chase Midgets desire Satur-
day and holiday games with teams
IN the 1913 year division. For en-
gasements. write William Evans, 407
Shepherd street, Chevy Chase, Md.
or telephone Cleveland 7e4.
Christ Child Boys Club and the l.
Street Tigers played to Sc tie.
Neither team hit heavily.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Pop C0RKHILL, VETERAN
BALL PLAYER, IS DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, April John
CPopD Corkhill, veteran base ball
player, is dead at his home in Pen
sauken. n. ]. Death followed an
operation.
Corkhill became an outf1elder on
the old Philadelphia team in 1882
From 1883 to 1887 he played with
Cincinnati. establishing a record by
playing in the outfield for three con-
secutive years without dropping a
fly ball.
He played with Brooklyn from 1888
until he Joined the Athletics in 1891
The following year he went to Pitts
burgh. where he played until the 1898
season. when he was hit on the head
by ball pitched by Ned Crane. After
this injury he retired.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Harvard Sprinter Entered.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April Thar
ward athletic authorities have an
nounced that E. O. Gourdin. nationa,
junior 100 -yard-dash champion. would
be entered in the special 10o-yard
event at the Penn relay games, in
which Paddock, the Pacific coast
sprinter. is to compete. Harvard also
will send short medley relay team
and relay combination of quarter
relay combination of quarter
Coach Bingham of the track team
announced that the medley relay
team would comprise two 220-yard
men, one quarter-miler and one half
miller. with Capt. Dennis O'Conhell
as anchor man. The team of quarter
milers will be picked from Esmond,
Doherty, Gordon. Chute, Wharton and
Quinn
Evening star., 1921-04-07

There must be a lot of tough guys
up on Lake Erie. When 6lchie
Mitchell ran down to Bunalo some
weeks ago he had only the idea OF
some easy pickings against second
rater He got knocked out.
When Buffalo promoters onered
Leonard a bout against Schoell and
,offerA Benny $4,000 to appear ne
didn't seem suspicious. He snapped
onto the offer as trout mouths
fly. But then it began to come >dt
that a lot of shrewd Buffalo sAperts
held the idea that Schoa!i~Sas as
good as, if not better man, Kansas
And the whole thing looked as II the
up-staters were getting ready 1or
killing.
Benny has been sick, had a, bad at
tack of flu and wasn't any too strong.
He arrived in this city from Lake"oou,
where he had been; recuperaung. last
week. and in his workouts IN pIepa
ration for the Schoell bout ne olon
seem any too strong. Then he injured
his thumb. And Immediately afterward
the Schoell affair was called on.
Leonard to Fight Kansas.
ANYWAY. Leonard is looking forward
to a hard bout with Rocky Kansas: II
now appears that the two have Deen
matched to fight in New YORK ci!y On
May 2. Leonard does not undereS. S.irhsee
the little Buffalo masIodon. He pe-
Heyes, as he has said, that he IS III LOT
a hard scrap. We will say he is.
The more one talks to Benny Leonard
the more one gets the hunch that the
champion is getting tired OF the nsnt
game He said the other day that TINS
would be his last year in the ring. his
mother has been begging him 10 quit
for some time, and, besides, Benny
thinks he can make more out Of certain
business opportunities tina, are now
looming than he can as a fighter. any
way. he thinks a life of trade will be
nleasanter than his present career.
Leonard is liked by every one. HIS
manners are unassuming and his con-
duct unblemished. He is as fine a ooy
as any one would want to know. III ne
can get nv Kansas and this Schoell lad
he will have no more good lightwelgnts
TO meet Leonard's idea seems to pc 20
wind up his career with fight against
Jack Britton for the welterweight cnaHl
pionship.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
To Offer Kilbane SIS, 900
for a Bout With Clancy

NEW YORK, April 7.-Oe
Lynch, bshtamweiGht boxing
chnmpisn. II en- route to Cleve-
land, where he will meet Young
SOntreal, Friday night. while
In Cleveland, Eddie Mead,
Lynch's manager, will convey
to Johnny Kilbane. world
featheryvelEht titleholder, an
offer of $35,OOO by New York
promoters to engage in a de-
cisfOn bout with Andy CLANCY
In an open arena.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
DISTRICT BOYS IN BOUTS
AT BALTIMORE TOMORROW

Washington and Baltimore boxers VIII
clash in the preliminaries to the twelve
round decision bout between Babe Asher
Of st. Louis. A e. F. bantamweight
champion. and Earl Puryear OF Peoria
at the fight entertainment to be onered
nv the National Athletic Club for the
benefit of the American Legion Athletic
Association in the 5th Regiment Armory
in Baltimore tomorrow night.
Patsy Donovan will try a comeback
against Young Hanlon and George
Myers and John L. Smith. local talent.
will meet some clever Baltimore boys.
Another intercity match is being ar
ranged. District fans may obtain tick
cts at Spalding's 18th street store or
the Willard Hotel newsstand.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
SOLDIERS TO GET TRIALS
FOR ARMY TRACK GAMES

Athletes at Fort Myer. walter Reee
Hospital. Washington barracks, Boil.
ing Field and other posts. stations anc
camps I'm and near the District will
compete in meets before May IL In
an effort to qualify for the track
and field championships OF the 50
Meade. Md. May 90 and 30. The entry
list for the games was opened yes.
terday and will close May 16.
The list of events follows: One hun.
dred-yard dash, 1s0-yard hurdle, 1-mile
run. 440-yard dash, 3-mile walk, 40.
yard hurdle. 220-yard dash, 220-yard
hurdle. 5-mile run. SSo-yard run. pole
vault. 16-pound shot-put. high jump
broad jump. 16-pound hammer throw
discus throw. 56-pound weight throw,
5avelin throw and hop. step and Jump.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Harvard Gets in Line.
LEOD FINISHES FIFTH
IN OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va,
April Jock Hutchison turned in a
record 81 yesterday to win the open
golf tourney here. in which Freddy
Mcleod Of the Columbia Country Club
of Washington tied for fifth place
with 221. McLeod's best round was II.
Joe Kirkwood, the Australian cham
rion, playing his first tourney on the
turf on America, tied with Walker for
second place with PIT. Fotheringham
was fourth with 219 ands Hagan and
Diegel stood with Mcleod at 221.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Greb 0utpoints Renault.

MONTREAL. April Harry Greb
of Pittsburgh. outpointed Jack Re-
nault in a ten-round bout here last
night. Greb weighed 167 and Renault
1S2 at ringside.
Tommy Conroy, Syracuse, N Y,
lightweight. outpointed Sammy Nor
ris OF San Francisco, in another ten
round match.
Young Jack Sharkey of Buffalo
was knocked out in the first round
OF scheduled ten-round bout with
featherweights
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Penn State Men Prim1ng

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, April T.
Coach Martin of the Penn State
track team has begun preparations
for the Pennsylvania relay races.
Casey Jones. who finished third in
the pentathlon three years ago, re-
ported today and expects to try for
the all-round title. In addition to
Jones, State has another strong
candidate in Tom Grimes.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Play for Water Polo Title.

CHICAGO, April THE Illinois Ath-
Association water polo teams will play
tonight to determine the national cham
pionship Of the A. A. U. The Olympic
Club OF San Francisco and the New
York Athletic Club were defeated last
night by the Illinois and Chicago clubs
Evening star., 1921-04-07
STILL BIDDING FOR BOUT
Montreal Makes a New Offer for
Heavyweight Go and Rickard
May Consider It.

MONTREAL. April TEX Rickard
may come to Montreal to consult with
the officials of the Eastern Securities
Company, who have made a new offer
Tor the Carpentier-Demp match.
The Securities Company wishes to
stage the bout in one of the local race
tracks
Evening star., 1921-04-07
SWIMMING MARK GOES,
ONE TIED, IN A. A. u. MEET

CHICAGO. April 7.-An American
swimm ming record of three minutes for
the 220-yard breast stroke for men
was made in the National A. A. U.
championship last night, when Steve
Ruddy Of the New York A. c., clipped
one second or the old mark.
The world record Of 1919 for the
women's open 100-yard breast stroke
was equaled by Miss Edna OCon-
nell OF the Illinois A. G.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
ANOTHER CHESS DRAW.
Lasker and Capablanca End 9th
Game After "a Moves.

HAVANA, April THE ninth game
in the international chess match between
DR.. Emanuel Lasker and Jose R Cana
blanca was declared a draw after twen-
ty-four moves.
Capablanca opened with a queens
gambit declined and selected an ex-
tremely different variation after the
20" standard move, PIX KT3 and B.
kT2, whereupon he castled. Both play
ers seemed at home in the variation.
The tenth game will be started to-
night.
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Little JEFF Ready for Bout.

BALTIMORE. April Little Jeff
Baltimore hyweight. is primed for
ms twelve-round decision engagement
with Danny Weston. Pacific coast
Dantamweight. that is to fesinre the
the 4th Regiment Armory tonight
several days. "eie
Evening star., 1921-04-07
Martin and Sheppard Draw.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, April r.
writers who witnessed the ten-ro,,nfI
bout last night between Johnny
Martin. New York, and Jack Shep.
pard. Cincinnati The going was
very fast. Sheppard weighed I42 and
Martin 139. '0
Evening star., 1921-04-07
BUFFALO FANS FIGURED
ON A "SURPRISE PARTY
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK. April benny Leonard ducked of the mistake
M of pulling Richie O proposed
lightweight champion and frankie Schoel which
was to have Queenbury A. Buffalo 1t
wish
i'm m,yhat Rocky Mitchell