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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
Hegman out of 5, Schmitt l out Of


The Young Mems Gym class is a
thing of the past. 1t is now the
"Yoho Club" At meeting Monday
evening at the Community Center
temporary officers were elected and a
committee named for the purpose of
drawing up a constitution. John
Kapsch was chosen temporary chair
and Mike Rom secretary. This or
ganization will be open to any young
men over the age of eighteen. The
purpose of the club is to promote leis-
ure time activities for the young men
of Ely with emphasis to be laid on
athletics. The Club will meet regu-
larly for gym work and basketball
and also expects to take up the other
sports as they come into season.
Besides these meetings there will be
business meetings twice month and
also other activities. There will be
a meeting Sunday afternoon at the
Community Center at 8 o'clock sharp
to talk over the proposed constitu-
ton being written by the committee.
All young men interested in joining
such club should not fail to attend
this meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
Relief FUND
SOON TO CLOSE.
EUROPE'S STARVING CHILDREN
BEING REMEMBERED BY
LIBERAL ELY PEOPLE.

The European Relief Fund has
reached total of $4,000 this week
The Engineers Club of Northern
Minnesota, which is conducting the
canvas, has filled the quota in most
of the towns of the Mesaba, and the
local committee is anxious to wind up
collections here. After the close of
the campaign the. totals collected
from each of the range towns will be
published in the Miner.
A feature of the week was box
of clothing by the ladies of Winton,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
BURIED SATURDAY.

Eli Buterac, who was found in a
dying condition in the Zenith mine
week ago yesterday, was buried
Saturday from the Catholic church,
Rev. Mihelcic officiating. At first,
it was reported that Buterac had been
electrocuted but an investigation by
the County Mine Inspector and the
Deputy Coroner, disclosed that de-
ceased had come to his death by nat
ural causes, heart troubles being
given.
He was AZ years Of age and a nat
i've of Austria with no relatives In
this country.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
TWO VERY FAST
GAMES PLAYED.
ELY CITY TEAM WINS ONE AND
LOSES ONE OF TWO WELL
FOUGHT CONTESTS.

Ely basketball tans were treated TO
two of the fastest games c7ei seer on
the local floor when the City quint
lined up against the fast Carpenter
Athletic Club team from Superior
last Friday and Saturday evenings.
Fridays game was won by Sup
erior by a score of 16 to IA, but Ely
came back strong Saturday evening
and defeated their opponents with a
comfortable margin of nine points,
or % to 49,
Both games were battles from
start to finish. Friday night Super
Tor jumped into the lead from the
first whistle and were never headed.
Although they were allowed only two
short shots during the entire game,
they seemed to be able to connect
with the hoop consistently on long
shots and did all their scoring in this
way. The first half ended with Sup.
erior on the long end of ID to 6
score. Ely came back strong in ths
second period holding their oppon-
ents to one field basket and running
up eight points to their own credit.
With a little more time the result
might have been different but Ely
started their rally too late. Super
ior's passing and floor work was ex-
cellent in this game.
Breu seemed to be their best man
at the shot and Sorenson and Schmitt
played good floor games. For Ely,
Simonson was the best man on the Of
fensive and Chinn and Murn played
strong defensive games.
The lineup and summary: Ely
Simonson rf; Hegman If; Rogers C;
Murn re-; Chinn lg. Superior-Breu
rf; Solton If; Sorenson c; Haugsrud
re-; Schmitt lg.
Goals from field, Breu A, Solton 2,
Sorenson 1, Schmitt L, Simonson 3,
Rogers l, Murn 1. Fouls, Hegman
out of 5, Sorenson 0 out of 8. Sub
stitutes-Steele for Haugsrud, Gillian
for Breu.
= Saturday night Ely started rolling
them in from the first whistle and
were never headed. Superior was at
no time allowed to get their passing
game started and Ely's defense came
out to stop the long shots and allowed
very few short shots. Faster passing
on Ely's part accounted for many of
their baskets. Murn and Chinn
played their usual strong defensive
game and also came in for their share
of the basket throwing. ~Chinn MAX
ing two and Murn one field goal.
Simonson and Hegman tied for
high point honors with eight apiece.
Schmitt and Sorenson again played
good games for Superior.
Lineup and summary: Ely-Sim-
onson IF; Hegman If; Rogers C; Murn
rg; Chinn .lg. Superior IF +;
Schmitt If Sorenson c; Haugsrud re-
Steen lg.
Field goals: Simonson d, Hee>
man 2, Chinn 2, Murn 1, Breu 8,
Schmitt 2, Haugsrud 1. Fouls
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
ELECTRoCUTED AT ZENITH.
Anton Malarich, aged 20 wear

Anton Malarich, aged 20 years,
single, motorman at the Zenith mine
was electrocuted at $50 yesterday
morning. 1t seems that the trolley
had jumped the wire and Maiarich in
reaching for the trolley pole struck
tire electric cable across his temple.
First aid was applies. by John Stub
Ter. Matt Obersta-, Ernest DunsIan
and others who had received first
AID method instructions through the
Pickands, Mather instructors, and for
an hour efforts were made to revive
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
ATTENDING MEETING.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Moonan, Mrs.
Peter Schaefer, C. A. Dehlgren, dele
gates from the Ely Commercial Club
and Mrs. H. E. White and Mrs. Sam
Rapson, delegates from the Ely
Mothers Club, are in Duluth in at
tendance of the annual meeting of
the st. Louis County Club and Farm
Bureau Association. The two day
session opens tonight with a banquet
at the Commercial Club.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
CHURCH SERVICES.

At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning the topic will be
'Peter's Experience on the Water"
and in the evening at the Methodist
church, "A God Sent Man and His
Mission" There viii be selections
by the choirs. All are cordially in
vited to attend the services.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28

The City basketball team will go
to Aurora this Saturday to play a
return game with the team that beat
Ely the first game here. Lack of prac-
tice on the part of some members of
the team may lose the game at Aur-
ora. Playing at the rate they played
against Superior last week, Ely
ought to be able to defeat Aurora
easily but practice is needed to keep
in trim.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
ARE IN ST. PAUL.

Mayor Chinn, Aldermen Erickson
and Jones and City Engineer Rubey
are in st. Paul in attendance of the
League of Minnesota Municipalities
on behalf of the City of Ely. Rep
resentatives of almost every city and
town in the state will be present at
Che meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28
THE HIBBINC CARNIVAL.

The glories of Northern Minnesota
weather will be lauded and advertised
all over the country by hundreds of
visitors who will be at Hibbing for
the first mid-winter carnival to be
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28

Do you know anything about psy-
ysis?-No?-Think it might
be the name of new explos-
ive?--It is! See Suppressed De-
sires", February 18th.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28

him, to no avail. The voltage was
210 at the point of accident.
Malarich had been motorman at
the mines of Ely for the past nine
years and understood the work thor
oughly. He leaves mother in his
native country, Austria, and two sis
tiers in Ely, Mrs. Grahek and Mrs.
Sikonja. The funeral will take place
tomorrow.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-28

February 18th Ely meets the fast
Gilbert team here. Gilbert has
beaten all their opponents so far this
season and Ely is out to stop their
string of victories which include
Virginia, Aurora, Nashwauk and
Eveleth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
CHURCH HILL \. C.. NOW
PLANS NEW CLUBHOUSE

Tentative plans FOR the erection Of
modern clubhouse for tn" church
Hin Athletic club were advanced AT
a business meeting of the club in jhc
Office of Or. William II. Parker. hon
Orary president OF the organization.
Friday night. In addition 10 the
usual cOnvcnienccs OF the clubhouse.
the building Will contain billiard
rooms and several other features for
the entertainments of its members.
The club is one of the oldest or
gani2ations OF its kind in Richmond
and while il was started Tor the de-
veiopmcnt of athletics among the
young people OF Church iiill and 10
foster The spirit Of competitive play.
the directors have ever held that ;he
main intention OF the club is to aid
in keeping the boys in good physical
condition.
The following members have been
appointed to the building committee:
j. Archer Evans, chairman: DR.. VIII
liam II. Parker, William Jones Bcr-
nard Patterson and Roland Liggan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
WQMEN'S |MMODEsTY IN
DRESS BLAMED ON MEN
Eloquent Sermon Preached to
Large Congregation in
Brooklyn on Styles.
lbs Associated prcss.I

NEW YORK. bee 2G.-Responsi-
bility FOR women's immodes,y in droas
has been placed squarcly on mans
cupidi,y by bishop Alma White. head
OF tho Pillar of Fire denomination.
She told a Brooklyn congregation
that man really was the culprit be-
hind thu scene and that all the
low-ncckcd and sleeveless gowns, the
short skirts anu rauay stockings
were outgrowths OF his schemes for
gain.
For selfish and merccnary pur-
poses. she declared. man had forced
"oman out half-clad before the pub
lie gaze to become the object of nm
kind remarks and criticisms
The barred neck. she asserted. was
nothing loss than a trick OF the fur
ri"r. and the jcwclcr The modern
woman'S neck and chest must be
barred. She asserted. To give CONNER
c!al trichstcrs an increased demand
for their wares
The lcngih OF the skirt. the
amount OF material 10 br used in her
gown. whether her neck should lie
bare or her sleeves long were sub
j"cts woman never was consulted
about. she declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MOUNTAINOUS TO PLAY
z BASKETBALL CANES
Penn, Princeton, Army. Pitt
and Presidents Are on
Schedule.
IsnecIal 10 Th. 49,. n!spatch ]

MCRGANTOW%. ". VA. Doc. &c
IN. West Virginia University basket
ban team will play twenty two games
this season ana the schedule. as an
nounccd today Ly DIRECTOR II. \.
Stansbury, IS equally as attractive as
the iluor card ~ former years
The feature 90: tho sch.duI. is the
Eastern TIP. which takes place be-
tween the dates Of February ( ANA
February II. Inclusive. win :; day
81 rest on February Q. This eho,t
iay-on viii give tho NouutHiua.r
h1s t""rS "EIUC" to rcyf before the
INA! games Of the trip. Penn. Prince
TN 1eorsetown and the Army VIII
be played on this 1auut III" home
"hrd. too, Is attractive. witH rltt. ".
y j.. Grove Ciiy and Carnegie Tech.
as the features.
With MS 1921 machlno intact.
Coach Staisyold Is confident of vim
ning "a large majority ~ The games
to be played. The now material is
showing unusual prom'.s, aud there
iS reason to believe that there Is :,
surprise IT, store for tho fans whom
Ih" complete schedule follows:
Murpautuwu.
January 7-MariettA College. a,
January -Siorrie.iiarvcy college.
az MurEau,own.
Innuary u Grove CITY college. at
Januarv i5-Gencva college. a,
M"rgantown
January University of Pitts
bGrgh, at Pittsburgh
January 2l-W ashinrton and
Jefferson. al Washingtuu. Pa.
January @s-IoprnL a, Morgan
town.
February Washington ana lee.
at iiuut!ug,on ". Va.
February &C "orE ctow u Uni
"orsity. AZ Washington. y. &.
February I-Uni,erSity OF Penn
sNlNHnf.t, at philad-lphia, F'a
February s-Army, at West Point.
February Io-city College Of New
YORK. at New York Clty.
February ll-p!!nreiou University.
at Princeton. \ j.
February is West virginia W.s-
!"Ean. Mt MorEuutown.
February - Carnegie Tech. al
NotsHntowu.
r,oIraar5 Carnegie Tech. a,
rebruary 25--Grove CITY college.
at Grove tity. Ia.
February Westminster College
at aiurgautowu.
March + WASHINGTON ana defer.
son. at Noreautuwn.
March, University Of PITTSBURGH
nt Mnrgantuwu.
%hrcn 10 Yves, virginia WESLEYAN
az BUckhauuou. ". va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
SPORTS
COACH FOR INDIAN GRID
TEAM STILL UNDECIDED
No Definite Offer Made to
Diclz by William
and Mary.

Discussion as 10 who Will be foot
pan coach next year 1T William and
Mary College has aroused grca, in
'erest in local sporting circles.
RMS interest is due principally to
two things: first, William and Mary
plays University OF Richmond here
again mex. THANKSGIVING: second.
the coupling OF Captain Carl Die;Z's
hanc with the W. x VI. coaching
proposition.
Members ot the Richmond Athletic
Club. VINO played under Coach Dietz.
arc loud in their praise OF his ability.
ana opinion is unanimous among
them that the college which secures
his services will obtain hcady
coach. a gentleman. and builder of
character in young men
In justice to Coach DIetz, IL may
he stated that persistent mention OF
his name In connection with the foot
ball vacancy at William and Mary
College. when nothing official has
come from the institution concerned
or himself. might easily do harm
whore good is intended
Captain Dictz has been sounded on
the proposition. but no offer has been
made yet. In fact. negotiations
have been tentative only. Until n
he accepts or declines the same. the
matter lex purely personal
The new coach at William and
Mary VIII find splendid material to
build on and coaching advantages
offered there are reported to he as
attractive as any Institution of It's
size IN tho South. In the last two
years William and Mary has eX-
pcricnccd genuine athletic awaken
ing.
Incidentally. Il IL n matter of the
greatest interest to Richmond
sportsmcu that william and Mary
and University OF Richmond open
their respective Gridiron seasons
next fall by journcying North. the
Indians playing Penn state at Har-
rigburE and the Spiders ciashinG
with Lafayette at k!aston on Sep
tcmhcr 30. From the start OF the
season the play OF tho rival schools
will be followed with more than or
binary interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
JONES GIVEN PRESENT
BY SOUTH RICHMONDERS
Nh"" councilman Appreciation for
fhrt in Mnhin;: HUI street "a
iirSf-' lass IhOroughfarr.

Expressing their stIccrc apprcc!a-
ii"n OF tn" activities oc Councilman
Carter c, Jones in helping materially
in BRINGING Hun street into the first
class of ihoroughiIres. business men
OF south Richmond have presented
MIR. Jones a handsome and valuable
set Of sl.vcrware.
The gift came ms n complete sur
prise TO Mr.. Jones. who said thar
whatever hc contributed toward III,
success of tn" improvements was en-
iireiy from the VIEWPOINT or an in-
d!v!dual who had the interests of his
city at heart. He saiG he appreciated
the kindly feeling Of his fellow
citizens. and would. as long as no
had the honor Of serving them in
Common Council, he at their service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ROONEY AGAIN WILL PLAY
WITH PORTSMOUTH CLUB
First Stacker Who Quit Team
Last Year Is Rein
stated.
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
FOH- -;MoUTH. VA. Dec. PC
Frank Rooney, first basomun OF ;he
Portsmouth club. who quit the team
the day before the 1921 season
opened. has been rcinstatcd by the
National Association of Professional
baseball Clubs and will resume play
with tn. Truckers at the start OF the
1922 race.
Rooney was one OF tho hulwarks
Of the Trucker organization in 1920
when ne performed consistently
throughout the season. and aided
greatly in .hc winning OF the champ
ionship from the Richmond Colts.
His return will. in all probability
mean tho passing OF l<carus. who
was procured for first base from the
suffolk club toward the latter, part
Of the last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
CALIFORNIA PRINTING FOR
GAME WITH PRESIDENTS
Blue and Gold Meet Eastern
crs in Grid Classic
January ,.
tBy Associated Fress. |

PASADENA. CAL. Dec, cG-First
practtc" by University of California
players in PREPARATION for the East
West classic hetc January WAS set
for today. The majority of the Blue
and Gold Warriors were on the
ground and tn. remainder were due
in time for the initial workout.
The WASHINGTON and jefferson Col
l"Ec team, representing the East is
on route here. bat is not expected TO
arrive before Friday. later than any
team for several years.
Plans have been announced for a
University OF California alumni rally
and banquet here next Friday night
in honor Of the California players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Lynchburg Grid Star
Not TO Join White Sox

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
LYHCHBURG. VA. Dec. 2G.--
Benny Arnold. former captain OF
the football team at Lynchburg
College. who attracted attention
this year as captain o! the first
year team at tho University OF
Virginia. has told friends here
thai he VIII not Join the Chicago
White Sox next spring. for ne has
determined TO get his education
before thinking about professional
baseball Arnold viii try for
football next year. and rs ambi-
,!ous to make tn" All-Suuth At
iantic team next year. He met
Ted Sullivan recently I'm Washing
ton and advised him tAat ne would
not play professional bail lie
has gone to Westminster Md, to
spend III" holidays with his
mother. lie has decided TO play
her. next summer with the Elks'
baseball team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Ili,yaninns Celebrate.

Members Of the Niwanis Club cclo-
hratch singly. in couples and in small
groups yesterday. the regular meet
Ing having been omitted. \ large
number accepted the blanket invita-
ton OF kiwauian John Frischkorn
and dropped their cards in the basko.
on has door knob, while others. not
10 u" hhashed. sang that wcll-known
ballad. omen dat do and lcmm, In.
FOR | am frcczin' cole to de skin .
Newly elected President Thomas IL
Howell Will preside FOR the first time
at the meeting next Monday night
ut Murphy's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
roo L,rn rom CLASSIFICATION
Deaths

CAMPBELL. AdIie G. Campbell IN
beg .3-d year " Mamgoh!ck. King NIL
ham County virginia. died in Rich
muni 1T $3.50 Monday evening. Sh. IA
survived by hey sister. Mrs Eliza -.
Taylor. aud ono brother. M;. Virgil.
Jnmpncll. The remains viii rest in
Nelson's funeral homo. 30. i2s North
boulevard. until "Wednesday morning
services In the family section AT CorIn,h
church, ia King william. at 1880 Wed
ursdIy afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
UANLON AND CLANCY
BOTH WIN DECISIONS
icy Associntcd Press. !

PlllLApELpHIA, PA. Dec. o6.-
Jimmy lianlon. Denver. and George
clancy. baltimore. We're the winners
today IN TWO OF the principal bouts
OF holiday matinccs. IInuion out
pointed Joe Tiplitz. Philadelphia. in a
last cight-round night. while CLANCY
easily defeated Mike I'aulson st
raul. also IN IN eight round bout
CLANCY had the better of every round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
NEGRO WOMAN FOUND
DEAD NEAR RAILROAD
Hody Discovered Close Ia &. ~ q.
Trucks ~ identified ns That
nI len

coIor"d woman, Identified as Sig
nora Young. 40 years old. Of Gl5
hospital street. was found dead near
The chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad
racks Oh seventeenth street last
ni"h;. After an examination Of tho
body, Coroner Withheld attributed
death 10 bullet wounds
NeiGhbors in the vicinity told po-
lice an automobile party had passed
Tho scene shortly before the body was
found. ana that its occupants We're
shooting promiscuously. An iuvcsti-
Sat'on is being made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
IltCh roud.
VIII Entertain .,n Veterans.

Richmond Chaptcr. United ipaugh-
tors Of the CoufcdcraCy. viii tender q
dinner to the :5o Confederate vet
Grams in the city on Friday night
Mrs. u. \. E:Icnncr is chairman OF IN,
committee arranging FOR the banquet
which will hc followed by musical
program and IA visit frcm Santa
Claus. The event Viii take plac.
in Randolph Hall at the soldiers
Home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Tom Thorpe mn Official.
lEN NSSnninf,I I.rnss

10y NSSt''l'tl'' l'TtSS.
NEW YORK. Dec. @6.-Tom Thorpe.
of Columbia University. has been APP
pointed an official OF the intcrSrc-
ttonai football game between the
University OF California and Wash
!ngton ana Jefferson College at the
tournament of roses ut Pasadena.
cal. on January . Ills selection was
agreed upon by Coaches smith. of
California, and Ncalc, OF Washington
aud Jefferson. He said he would
start for the coast tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
rh"tograph stars in Daylight.

fAl.lS, Dec. 2d.--S;"rS can b" now
successfully photographed in day
light is "a result OF experiments which
Maurice llamy explained al the
Academy OF Science yesterday. He
succeeded in photoCraphnS from
Mont blanc at an altitude OF l2.00o
feet stars up TO the seventh masni-
tudc.
copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
WESTERN RESERVES
DEFEAT YALE QUINT
tBy United Ncws.1

CLEVELAND. Dec. 26.-Fully $500
fans saw the Western Reserve, bas-
ketball team defeat the Yale five here
Monday night by a score OF q to II.
The first half was close and we'll
played. ending IL to 10 for Reserve,
but the second period was all in
favor Of the final winners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
ROCKY KANSAS GIVEN
DECISION OVER RAY
NV AssocIatrI pr,ss

PITTSBURGH. Dec. .G.-Hocky
Kansas, OF Hunalo. y. y, outpointed
Johnny Ray. OF PITTSBURGH. in Il ten
round no-dcciSion bout here this
afternoon, in the opinion OF ncwspu-
per men at the ringSidc. Kansas WAS
the aSGrcssor in majority OF the
rounds. The weights were an
n"unced as: Kansas. 1859. ana Ray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Lost and Found

kETHooN-l.os,, black pocke,book.
in jitnry. about $40 last nlst contain
ms S25 or $50. Liberal reward. Re-
turn 10 Dr. j. J.. MeDonoush, Second
Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Posse seeks Three IItshwnymen.

EUFAULA. ALA. Dec. ga posse
with bloodhounds is searching to-
night for three negro highwaymen.
who. today, held up and robbed Carey
Williams. OF Columbus, Ga. OF $50,
on the Columbus t.ufaula Highway.
four miles from Eufaula
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Grin,ths nna Trnmbitns Draw,

PORTLAND. OREG., Dec. 20
Johnny Griffiths. Akron. Ohio. welter-
weight, fought n ten-round draw with
Mex Trambitas. of Portland, here
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
GOTHAM FIGHT FANS
SEE. MANY GOOD BOUTS
fRy United Ncwsl

NEW YORK Dec. oG-it tool.
johnny Dryer Ave minutes to recall
u was the day after Christmas after
Vincent Crrpp"r) Martin had hat
tened him 10 the hoor In tho second
round Of their Ugh, ~ the Rink y g.
brooklyn.
!, was all Martin. this AFFAIR.
pwycr was dropped hard in the FIRST
frame with Il rirh; cross to the ch'n,
and he was SO rroCEy at the opening
OF the second round that il took
Martin only hfty seconds to smack
him down for good with pilc-driv-
ing left.