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Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Bonnie Dobbert and his colored champion, Lee Anderson, leave this morning for Juarez, where Anderson fs matched to fight Sailor Petrosky ID rounds June 12. Ben says Lee will beat the ex gob we'll within the limit and return to Phoenix with his crown undented. Anderson is rnatched to fight Battling Taylor in this city June F.
 Eastern promoters and managers ire anxious to get Anderson under their wing. from the number of tele- grams received in this city. The seporting editor of The Republican is in receipts of wire from the boxing editor of the Philadelphia Record asking information isn the Phoenix champ and numerous other wires have been received from the East. Dohbert received wire yester- q day from New York offering him a match the latter part of this month. VI New fork. June 2. Ben Dobbert.
 Phoenix. Ariz.
 Give you one th0usand guaran tee with privilege for Norfolk Anderson match here last week
 CHARLES DoESSERICH,
 Pioneer Athletic Association.
 New York City.
 Sally Harris, manager of Gene belmont. would like to get Anderson under his management. Harris sends '''s New York, June i. Mack Gardner,
 Phoenix. Ariz. Get Lee Anderson to come east I can get him plenty Of money here. See him ,'ourself. Get in touch with me at 252 West S7th street.
 SALLY HARRIS. Joe Woodman, t,ne time manager of sam I.angford, wants to get sac- ouafnted with Lee! He says:
 New York. June l. Mack Gardner. Jeweler,
 Central Avenre, Phoenix
 Your friend, who calls you Ari- zona Diamond King, suggests wire you to see Lee Anderson for me You may remember me as xangford's manager. 1 have manv friends in Denver. See An derson for me slnd see if he will come East uraier my manage ment. Tell him Woodman of Boston, Langfolsd's old manager I can get him Ilenty of lucrative work here Rsply my expense,
 Jt,E wooDMAN.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

one of his own countrymen. Henri Piet had all the best of a lo-round argument. This gave Jack Daniels. British fighter. new heart and hd re- quested a second go with Georges. Once more a 1O-round go found Daniels on the wrong end of deci- sion-
 England then bid once more by sending Young Ripper across the pond to fight Carpenter. This Brit isher was a tough bird and before the fight his chances looked mighty
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
WOULD euARp OUR DEAD

Marshal FOch. heading French guard of honor, may come 10 the United States next autumn with the body of the unidentified American soldier who is to be buried in Ariing- ton on Armistice day. according to word received from Paris.
 According to word received In this country. the distinguished French military leader has his heart set on accompanying the body and speaking for France at the interment ceremo- nies. Only the most important kind of military eXigency Will deter him it is said.
 The French guard of honor. which
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
McManus Brothers
 Want Fights Here

yrred Sheldon writes from Tucson that he has Al McManus ana ms brother, Johhny McManus under ms management Sheldon says ns ready to match Johnny With an iesla7 innate 116 pourlder and Al Stanas ready to take oii the 40 pouno poys. t,s'.
 Johnny fought here few Weehs ago and althouf:h he gave away con. siderable weight he put up svanu exhibition of fisticuffs ana showed ne has class.
 Al McManus was never cham n;on and neyei. will be. but he can give the fight fans q real fight any : time he craws through tne IoPes' Al brings back the old days of s.llln 5iIn Flynn when if. was fight regarui1ss of who the promoter pickeu TOT ms opponent The fighter who beats L A. McNanus will have to do more mar outbox him; he craves Ilshe.
 sheldon can be reached at 56 Eas' Congress street, Tucson
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Rap Juniors Beat
 Sonora Giant I cam

The Ray Juniors defeated the So nora Giants at Ray this week by a score of to f. The Juniors scored two runs in the first inning and two in the fifth The Giants scored two in the sixth and the Juniors scored two more in the lucky seventh. the Giants coming in with two in their half of the same frame. The Jun iors made two more in the last in ming.
 The Ray Juniors expect to play a retrun game with the Western Un- ion boys of Phoenix at an early date
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

good. After the fight. it w>< a dif- fcreut story Carpenter got the de- cision Tn eight frames.
 Georges then moved Into the well tcrweighf class. and won three straight 1o-round bouts from Jack Meekins. Sid Stagg and Geo. Col bourne all Engilshmcn.
 He then was matched to meet his first American opponent.
 
 fln the next story carpcnticr win, the ~eitersseisht crown of France sns makes his first trip to London.)
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Seaman And SfelDart
 Join Texas LeuRuerS

Brice Seaman and Harry Stewart { leave this morning for Texas where they will join the Dallas team of the Texas league Seaman and Stewart are both valley boys and were rated the mainstays of the University of Arizona baseball team during the past season.
 Seaman is an outfielder and Stew art is a hurler. Valley fans have ev- cry confidence they will make good in the Texas league.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Athletics Tie World Record
 With ' HOnerS
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PHILADELPHIA. June B. The major league record of seven home runs by club in one game was equalled today by the Philadelphia Americans in their 15-9 victory over Detroit
 league record of five home runs for a contest made by the New York Americans against the Athletics June 23, 1912. The record of seven was made in 1886 by the Detroit team. then member of the National league.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
CARP SMASHES HOPES OF
 ENGLISH LIGE1TVv ETK GIFTS
By HAL COCHRAN
 Chaper 3

On the second meeting between Carpenter and Paul Til. there was much speculation as to what would happen. The first scrap. over the 20-round route, had been a draw. This time the go was for 10 rounds. Would Carpenter speed up. in the shorter route? That's just what he did. and won the decision.
 Georges was fast taking on weight and flirting with the feather division Just previous to graduating he dis posed of Pickard and Lampiii, via the K. O. route and won on foul from Young Warner It was the second time he had darkened the lamps of Lampin.
 Georges Takes Lacins
 Few battles came during the fea- therweight days. One of the first was setback. at the hands of Buck Shine. an English fighter. C'arpentier took good licking tn s rounds
 Following in short order came am other defeat wr9n he clashed with Young Snowball, another English man.
 Paul Til. still topnotcher.. then made a bid for a third match with Georges. The two fought to n draw in Is rounds. Fighting men whom ne ndQ dlTtdQN CItSH6u WILL NdS uHF of the best little things Carpentiei | did in the early days. He was always willing 10 give a man another chance Young Warner followed Tirs at. l tempted comeback He had lost ts | Georges, in their first mix. on a foul and contended another battle woulS | see him winner. Carpenter was will | ing and the two journeyed to Cam. brai for 10-round go. In the sev' enth frame the question of superiorit, was settled when Warner Wa. knocked into dreamland.
 Wins over Percy Wilson. i'm 1 rounds: Geo. Gaiilard. in rounds Cuny, in s rounds: Jack Daniels il 10 rounds and Demblen. a Relgiai
 star, in 10 rounds followed. And il the meantime Georges knocked ou
 Jim Campbell in frames and battle Jean Andony to 2o-rouisG draw That finished the featherweigh
 career Georges was growing raridl and when he next stepped into tn
 ring it was as a lightweight. F.
 Crochet was one of the first battlar
 to connect with him in this class II iconnected in the seventh round wit
 Carpenter sright and went down a heap
 Tn those days George Randall wa
 stepping SOME in the British pug listic world He was thought a fiji ting man to hand the fair hairs French speed boy a cleaning. Rar dall eyed Carpenters record and s'
 sail for Paris to conquer.
 Two bouts resulted. Tn the fir Randall lost on a decision fin rounds and in the second he ws l kfiocked out in half that time Daniels Licked Again
 Then Carpenter drew a blank frol
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Yesferday's Hesults Vernon 2, Los Angeles '. Portland 4. Oakland '. San Francisco g. Salt Lake 2. Seattle 5. Sacramento l.
 Today's Games Seattle at Sacramento. San Francisco at Salt Lake. Portland at Oakland. Vernon at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
PINCH HITTER WICK CRACKSS|NGLE WITH
 [ 0N; RED HOSE WIN
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BOSTON. June 3-Pinch Hitter -Vick's single to center with the bases full and one out in the last of lhe ninth gave Boston victory over Cleveland. Pratts hitting for Bos- ton and Sewelrs and Stephcnson's for Cleveland were responsible for many of the early runs. Score:
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Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
NEW YORK GIANTS
 TAKE SECOND ONE
 FROM PIRATE CLAN
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PITTSBURG. June 3.=The New York Giants won the second game of the series from Pittsburg. through a combination Of hitting by the Giants and loose playing by the Pi- rates in the ninth. when the New Workers broke tic and scored three runs Toney held the Pirates tc four hits. but his work was hardly any better than Hamilton's. who held the visitors to six hits. three Of which were scratches Score
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
SEALS TAKE sLUccF
BANNERS BEAT sAcs
'Phillys Win From
 Cardinals In Last Frame Six To Five
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ST. LOUIS, June 3-George Smith relieved Hubbell on the mound in the ninth and stopped a St. Louis rally, Philadelphia winning. With man on second and third and one out, Smith forced the next two batters to ground out. Score:
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Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

it is proposed Marshal Foch will head will be composed Of veteran "poilusr who were brigadcd with the American doughboys at the battle of Chateau u-Thierry.-Stars and Stripes.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Cubs DriUe Pfeffer
 From Mound Beating
 Brooklyn In Opener
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CHICAGO, June Chicago drove Pfeffer from the mound in the first inning before man had been retired and then continued to hit Mamaux upportunely, winning the first game of the series from Brooklyn. Free man was hit fairly hard. but man. aged to tighten up in the pinches The hitting Of Hollocher, Maisel and Griffith were features
 Score. II F Brooklyn 001 101 oo0-3 l2 l Chicago 400 010 30x--S If |
 Batteries: Pfeffer, Mamaux and Taylor; Freeman and Daily.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Mrs. Nickie Hunt says that her little daughter. Amy. has such a sweet voice that when she sings she draws fiics.-Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Ruth's 18th Homer Not Enough To Win; Browns Beat Tanks
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NEW YORK. June 3s-Seven runs in the fourth inning. three of them the result of Wetzels home run en- abled St. Louis to defeat the New York Americans in the second game of the series. Ruth hit his sixteenth homo r,.0 of the season Score
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's Games Washington 3. Chicago s. Philad elphia Is. Detroit g. New York 8, St. Louis g. Boston '. Cleveland 6.
 Today's Games St. Louis at New York. Chicayo at Washington. Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
cN HOW THEY . STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Chicago 8, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnatf O, Boston A. PiftsburG 1, New York A. St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 6.
 Today's Games Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Pittsburg- Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Home run-Smith. stolen bases Collins. Double piays-Liebold 10 AAfInnis: Fostor to Pratt to Mc.n- his: Scott unassisted. Bases on balls of Morton 2. Uhle 2. Russell Q Pennock 1. Innings pitched-CoVel- eslkie 6: Morton o. Uhlc 3 i-S. Basby 9. Russell 6. Pennock 8. Hit by pitch er-By Bagby CRueD. Struck out By Uhle. Russell 3. PennociS l. Wild pitch=Uhle
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta, f, Nashville, IT. At Birmingham, Is: Mobile. II. At Memphis, 5; Chattanooga, 1. At Little Rock, 1; New Orleans,
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
FINANCIALLY EDUCATED

lege ?s
 Well. sir, he can task for money in such a way that it seems like an honor to give it to him.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Mocknaen Hit SssUen
 Home Runs Against
 Tigers; Win IS to 9
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PHILADELPHIA. June 3--Phiia- deiphia established seaffon record and equalle,i the major league record by registering seven home runs In its victory ovei. Detroit. C. Walker drove six runs with his circuit drive and q double with the bases filled
 R II F Detroit .- III 190 eo1-e IS 2 Philadelphia .- sof olf 21x--is 1s Batteries: Leonard. Ho Hing. Cole and Bassler. Saylor. Harrls and Per klns-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus 2: Minneapolis. G. At Tcisdo. g. St Paul. z-
 At Louisville. Il. Kansas City. g. Al Indianapolis. 6: Milwaukee. g
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

x-Bafted for Ticrney in ninth. New York ..N. GOT GOO CO., Pittsburg .....- ofe ooo eo0ri
 Summary-Two base hits. Burns Schmidt. Nsranviiie- Three bnse hits: King Sacraficc hits Carey. Hamilton. Kelly. Base on balls. of Toney. 2: Hamilton. l. Struck out. By Toney. 2.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

sBatted for Cillins in 7th-
 ssBatted for Sheehan in Sth-
 ss-Ran for sPeckinpaugh in sth-
 By innings
 St. I.ouis 900 roo 11O--9 New York .001 1O2 202-S
 Summary-Two- base hits: Ellerbe, Jacobson. Pipp. Hawks, Meusei- Three base hits: Ruth Home runs; Wetzel. Ruth. Sacrifice hits: Pipp, Severed. Double plays: Ward to Pipp: Baker to Ward to Pipp: Ger Der (unassisted)- Base on balls: Off Collins, 5: off Davis. B. Innings pitched: By Hoyt, 8 1-3. by Collins. 2-3; by Shehan, 1: by Quinn, |; by Davis. ' f-3: Burwell, l 2-5- Struck outL B Hoyt, l: by Quinn, I; by Davis, &; by BurwelL .. Winning pitcher.~ Davis Losing pitcher; Hoyt. Passed ball: Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
l. Pacific Coast

ANGELS BEAT TIGERS
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Jud Tunl1ins says one way to get a reputation for great wisdom i.; to think up lot of questions and then beat the crowd to the encyclopedia Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Fober Wins Another
 For Chicago CrippIes
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 WASHINGTON, June 3--Faber was effective in all but one inning. but Chicago punched hits on both Mogridge and Erickson and took the second game of the series from Wash ington Mulligan made. a home run and triple. batted in five of the visitors runs.
 Score- R H E Chicago 002 002 004-S 12 3 Washington - 00s 900 000-3 g 1
 Batteries Faber and Yaryan; Mo- gridge, Erickson and Charity
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Matted for DilhOefer In 9th
 xxBatted for Pertica in 9th
 xxxRan for Shotton in 9th Philadelphia ...110 012 1O0-6 St Louis -102 O1O 001-5
 Summary: Two base hits-Horns- by, Mann. Parkinson. Miller Sto- len base-Bruggy. Sacrifice hits - Fournier, wrightstone. Lee. Double Williams to Bruggy. Bases on balIs-Off Hubbell l. Innings. pitched-Hubbell Si-3, Smith 2-3. Hit by pitcher-By Pertica (Hub- belD. Struck out-By Pertica f. by Hubbell 1.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Reds .DralU BIank In
 Come Against l3roUes

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 CINCINNATI June 1-oc~ch<er held Cincinnati to four hitn and Bos- ton won to O. NarQuard was hit hard. Bsrbare's all arourld playing featured the game
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04
Totals .ss- lsxa5 ls
Matted for Coveleskie ln eth

zBattcd Tor KusseII m btIl~
 zzBatted for Walters in sth
 zzzBatted for Pennock in 9th
 Score by innings: R. H. E- Cleveland 900 30i Ol1-6 15 8 Boston ...... 202 00f 1Ol-7 if Q Summary: Two base hits-Thomas Stephenson. Sewell. Wood. Pratt Hendryx. Three base hits-Pratt-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

Batteries: McGraw, Love. Schnei- der and Hannah; Crandall and Bald win.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

OAKS WIN ANorHER
Arizona republican., 1921-06-04

TOE WOODMAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
u. OF VA. GRID SCHEDULE.
CALLS FOR 5 BIG GAMES
To Play Princeton, Generals,
Mountaincers, Georgia,
u. N. C.. and V. nj. |.

lSpcclai to The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Dee. =
Eireinia's 1922 schedule will. in all
probability. include eight contests. in
stead .of nine. The season viii open
"a week later than WAS the case the
past season, the first game being With
davidson College. OF North Carolina.
The following Saturday, October Il.
tho team Will journey to Princeton
for another clash with the Tigers.
whose claws should not he so finely
sharpcncd that early in the season.
The home schedule promises Ia he
an Unusually attractive one. calling
for contests with Virginia Military
Institute. University Of G;eory la,
Washington ana Lee and the Cnivcr-
sity CT North Carolina. in the order
named. but not oiH successive Sa;ur-
days. Of course. Late in october,
Johns Hopkins will probably be met
in Baltimore. and on November II.
the Orange and l:luc squad will go
10 Morgantown, W. Va. for a return
game with Coach Spears wards. the
University Of West Virginia. The
game this fall between Virginia and
West Virginia proved the premier
clash of the year in this section. the
Mountainecrs winning by lone
touchdown. { 10 0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
WILSON'S SUIT AGAINST
VIRGINIA LEAGUE BEGINS
Initial Hearing Reveals Moth
ing-Casc Comes Up
Again Today.

Virginia League baseball magna,es
and Il. w. Wilson. former owner OF
the Richmond team In the Old Do
minion organization. carried their
differences before Judge Il. Carter
scott yesterday IN the City Circu!;
Court here.
wilson is suing the Virginia League
Tor 100000 because according 10 the
declaration iilcd by his attorneys. they
TOOK his baseball franchise and play
crs from him. The Virginia League.
W. Il. Bradley. its president. and Gael,
of the organizations holding fran
chises in the Virginia League. 1T the
Time of the alleged disfranchisemcnt.
az well M the officers OF the Organi-
cations. are named as defendants in
the case.
Yesterdays proceedings bronEh,
out nothing new in the case. much
Of the time being given 10 'rehash-
ing the suit. Court adjourned with
the ease being continued over until
today. 1t is expected that tile suit
VIII last for several days. Wilmer
l.. oFlaherty. Richard Evelyn Byrd
and II. w. Gwathmcy are counsel for
MIR. Wilson. while the defendants arc
represented by the firms Of Cutchins
& Cutch!ns and Meredith ~ Meredith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
NAME JONES CAPTAIN OF
1872 U. OF R. GRID TEAM
Newport News Student Select.
cd Last Nights All
Va. Quarter Back.
pl.A,Ens AWARDED LETTERS
New Pilot for Tenn Acted ny Leader
During ienr In Absence of Price,
who Was Ont of Game with In
jurlcS.

Waverly +. Jones. OF Newport
News. and third-yeIr varsity quar-
ter back on the University of liich-
mond football team was last night
selected by his teammates to lead trn
Spiders as captain next fall. The
election took place at a banquet given
the letter winners NJ the Country
club of Virginia by the local alumni
of the university.
The selection of Jones as captain
of the Red and Blue In his fourth
year o. college football is regarucu
ns logical and popular one. Jones
has played dushinG game In tho
pohson back field this season, and
has shown himself to he a field gen
eral of high ability. On several oc-
casions during the last season. he
acted as captain in the absence from
the lineup of Price. who was ont OF
the game due to Injuries. \ high
tribute was paid Captain Price I'm the
harmony with which the Red and
Blue eleven worked kno !, ing that nc
could not play. and yet not suggest
Ing that II man be elected TO take III,
place.
y majority of tho coaches of vir
GINA. and especially OF tho Zig
Four" have signined that. IN their
belief. Jones IL the best quarter In
tho state this year.
THOSE who have watched tho games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Finnegan and Abbott
Sought by Many Clubs

Michael" Finncgan. pitcher,
and Tommy Abbott, catcher, Of
the Richmond Colts are sought
by several leagues with classi-
fication higher than that of the
Virginia League. according to in
formation received here last night
from Buffalo. y. Y. Three propo-
sitionS have been made the To-
cal owners for the hurler, while
Abbott is said to be in the eyes
OF more than one manager.
Finncgan was the leading
pitcher az the Virginia League
in 1891, while Abbott proved To be
II promising young catcher be-
sides being utility player. He is
a, home at amy position on the
field with the exception OF the
pitching box.
Photographic Information from
Buffalo also is Ia the effect that
Frank Shnugnessy. manager of
the Syracuse team Of the Inter
national Lcagu>, will play the
Richmond Colts here on April IL
and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
BOXING CARD FEATURES
BROADWAY A. c. OPENING
Bowen and Laurie Clash in
Main Bout at Smoker
Tonight.
LEONARD MEETS >yII.II,Ns
hhSSrst Exhibition Ever Attempted
IN Recent Years. Is in Order-Mc-
E'"E nnd Gnsola to Stngc Six-
R"und Encountcr.


me new broadway Athletic Club.
me. tonight opens its quarters in the
oiu conservatory OF Music at Iau-
rci ana i'road Streets at $50 o'clock
Win u SMOKER featured by one Of the
most promising boxing programs ar
ranged Tor Richmond In recent years.
thiag In the club rooms is IN
readiness for the formal opening.
at"n oliices nave been parti;ioncd off
as rave been dressing rooms and the
SHOWER bath rooms. Ciymuas,i, and
other equipment has been Installed
IN" large new ring is ready. and the
seat sections all are in place.
nowcn Arrives To-day.
Ml OF the men VIII" are to partici-
p pil In ihe program had reached
Bowen. the Washington bov. who Is
TO meet Billy Laurie in the feature
oout OF the evening. Bowen will ar
rive on an early train this morning
and wiz weigh in at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, having guaranteed To make
i5S pounds ut that time. While frht
ing under the name of Jack Sullivan.
bowen defeated Al Holman here in
.ne maj opcn-air boxing program of
me summer season. ana is regarded
a. one oil the most finished boXera
VINO has appeared before a local an
u!ehce in years. He probably will br
u lavoritc in his match against Lau-
re but the Bridgeport boy is hailed
~ SHtcDtlOndilE last and clever
man Tor lS5 pounds. ana club mem
perS generally cXpect their battle 10
proFc one of the most interesting of
months. This bout is To go six three
minute rounds.
boN Thrrc-Minutc Hounds.
Cleveland Ed Leonard and E'rrnt 10
NniianS. of New Orleans are In
scrap over the same route. these no.
ing the first in which Tho three.
minute rounds has been used here in
Years. Leonard has fought such mon
Us kiiDane. Dundee ami other, nj
ineir class while Williams has ,.t
frankie Rice and other frst-cIns Sc
scrappcrs. Theirs Will he tho semi
nhai Dout OF the program. ana is cx-
pected To he little less intercs,inr
than the anal. va
John McEvoy. The popular ,nc,,
DoNcr. ana one OF the Instructors ri
the broadway Athletic Club, Inc. T.,
10 meet Artic Casoln. in !. .n.ciai
match that will go six two minute
rounds. Both boys arc fast aud
clever. and some nifty sparrinE l.; an
'icipated from their meeting. Tho
preliminary Will bring toge,hcr
speedy Whitney and Irish ponn,p
Doth OF whom have been makinr;
rapid strides in the fistic game recent
~ ana appear TO hc well matched
Ihey VIII light four two-minutc