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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Wills and Tate.
A fighting man who saw Wills
knockout Big Bill Tate in Buffalo last
week, dropped into the ONCE last
evening. He said it was one OF tire
most thrilling encounters he had ever
seen. Tate. whose job has been to
stall of Dempsey's wallops the past
two years. has developed a defensive
attitude in his fights. and thus in re-
cent bouts has not shown as we'll as
he should. For he has a wallop and,
for a big man, is very fast. Anyway.
in the first round Of the Wills match
he clipped the New Orleans fighter
on the jaw and sent him against the
ropes. Rushing in, he landed again
as Wills was recovering. Wills al
most went out OF the ring and was
plainly groggy. Tate let drive what
was intended to be-and would have
been-the finishing blow. But in his
eagerness his aim was not good. The
punch glanced on the side Of Wills
head. The bell rang and Wills recov-
cred from the effects Of his punching
In the second round he applied his
well known hitting ability to Tate'e
jaw and the kearns fighter went to
sleep.
Jess Willard in talk the other day
right in drawing the color line. He
drew it. he said. after he had beaten
Jack Johnson, and II he whips Demp-
sey he will draw ii again. WIZARDS
age, by the way, is set down in the
records as thirty-eight. but that is
something he won't discuss. When
l asked him the other day he laughed
and said he felt about twenty-one.
He looked it, too.
About the Headloek.
Jack Curley. the wrestling pro-
deadlock to be used in any bouts
which he controls. This 10 In de-
ference to public opinion. Public
opinion is certainly against II. all
right. The writer yesterday had q
wrestler demonstrate the deadlock on
him. 1t surely 10 deadly thing. II
the lock IL made with the right arm,
the left flst. doubled, 10 held up high
on the chest 20 that the victims head
when encircled with the right arm
will be 80 placed that the point OF
the jaw will be pressed. sgainst the
left list. The result Is nothing less
than a slow knockout.
The constant grinding Of that hst
against the point Of the Jaw, the head
held vicelike by the enc1rcIing arm.
is dreadful thing to experience. and
the writer was quite sattshed with
one application. - -
Other Brutal Holds.
But II the deadlock goes QUIT 10
not out ofnciaIly; merely In New York
by virtue Of Curley's decis3on-What
shall be done about the toe hold and
the body scdssors?. They are brutal.
too, and often cause serious injury.
Tho whole agitation confirms what
tho writer has always believed and
asserted, that ~ q sport wrestling 10
much rougher and moro brutal than
boxing. In fact. when you soc two
champion wrestlers at grips you get
about the last thing in the way Of 4
roughhouse.
Copyright. 1921,
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Last fall Mount ST. Mary's was rep
resented oy a credita Bile eleven. AL
though lacking weight, the Emmits-
burg team had speed and grit a,plen.s
and gave all it's opponents real argu-
ments, The Marylanders proDa Oily
win send practically the same eleven
into this years campaign. and the
meeting with the Brooklanders shouio
provide an interesting contest
Catholic University now has only
one dSte to fill to complete its loot
ball schedule This is October 8. and
the Maroon and Black management Is
negotiating with several colleges Tor
an engagement. A home contest Is
wanted, and at present 81. John oi
Annapolis appears likely to come here
The Cadets have nothing listed Tor
that date and are inclined to make
the trip to Washington
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TO S|FT BASKET RULES
Scholastic Athletic Leaders and
Others to Hold Interpretation
Meeting Monday Night.

High school athletic directors, in
terested in standardizing basket ball
in the District, have invited those ip-
timately associated with the popular
winter sport to attend a rules inter-
probation meeting to be held at the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. next Monday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. College. scf1olas-
tic and club coaches. managers and
players and game officials have been
asked to be present.
The meeting will be conducted
ong lines similar to the south At
lsntic sectional rules conventions
he Id here in other years. Ambiguous
rules will be discussed. and, II pos
s.ble. a definite code governing the
handling of games here adopted Adj
dresses will be made by Bryan Morse.
George Washington University coach.
and S. T. Kimble, faculty atnleti-
advisor Of Central High School. These
men attended the rules irterprets zion
n,..1ihg held In Philad alpha last
| INT nth.
Tech basketers are getting plenty
of action this afternoon. The Manual
Trainers have six teams on various
floors. Besides the first and second
string combina lions pitted againet
Business in the high school title
Of reserve hves are playing at Army
and Navy Preparatory School, the
senior midgets are clashing with the
Gonzaga midgets and the. junior
midgets with the St. Adams midgets.
The Tech Business game was sched-
uled to start at 3:15 o'clock. The first
game at Army and Navy Preparatory
School and the midget engagements
are to start at $3.50
|, Central freshmen are at Poolesville.
Md. this afternoon for an encounter
with the Briarley Hail Cubs. The big
Central five has added two engage
ments to its schedule. Tome will be
met at Port, Deposit, Md on Febru-
airy 2, and viii come here month
later for a game.
Steward Business College. led by
Payne and Marmon, surprised the
Tech Reserves in q 80 to % game
yesterday. This pair Of Steward play
ers scored a points.
Gonzaga High Schools duint will
face : the Bliss Electrical School
basketers tomorrow night In GonEaga
gymnasium. Play will begin at 1880
o'clock.
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Yankees. LIKE GRlFFMEN.
TO GO IN THREE SQUADS

NEW YORK, January 2s.-rhs se-y
York Americans will follow the plan
81 the Washington team Of having
n9ayers report in three sQuade,
One section Of the Yankees will in
-~6uige In a little preliminary training
ssGt Rot Springs. beginning On February
is. another will start work at Shreve-
-tsYt on March l. and the entire east
-~vi1 get on the job at the Louisiana
rkfAfnfng ground on March s.
Ruth. who fs at Dover Hall. Nays.
.Harpef and Hoyt have been ordered
SS8 Hot Springs, and Peckinpaugh,
fEhawksy. Schang and Bodie may go
- II they so desire. The squad which
will report at Shreveport March I
viii Include dozen youngsters They
viii work under Frank Roth, the new
sToach. snd Bob rnnnery.
hawksy and Harper were ia to ses
Sngg.ns End Hsrrow yesterday, pre-
s1Tmably about their new contracts.
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FRANK REPORTED SIGNED
BY INDEPENDENT TEAM
Griff Declines to Name Players He Has Offered
for Slugger-Huggins Figuring on Triangular
Swap to Land Outfielder and Catcher.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Chester credea
other league cuo th1S
u wear will ball OF j. Franklin Baker Inc
IDOL OF at the toio
professional ball last season. IS sara 10
have signed independent again next sum-
is dispatch question:
"(4JESTFR base ball
formulated by members OF the "an ana
Franklin Baker will play tor the community team
th summer Shares are to be SOLD to
schedule unoer ar
will
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Rice to Be First Major
Payer to Begin Training

Same Rice. champion base
runner of t.,e majors and star
outfielder of the Nationals, will
have the distinction of hcing
the first big Lacquer actually
to start training IOr the 1871
campaign. Sam will reach Hot
Springs, Ark, February Is, just
ten days Aheat; OF johnson,
Shaw. Charity, O'Rourke, Milan
and Lewis, the other Griffmen
who will "bOil out" at the Spa.
Rice will stay at the springs
for two weeks. and then Join
his wife at St. Petersburg, Fla,
where he viii soJourn until
March II, when the entire
squad In to assemble Mt Tampa,
Just across the bay.
GrifY has announced that Gus
Bono and Joe Gleason, pitchers
obtained from Shreveport Of the
Texas League late last senson,
have been turned back to Billy
Smith. efforts to place them
with some class "A team hav-
ing failed.
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Dartmouth Rooter Should
Have Used a Megaphone

Dartmouth was playing
Brown in an important foot
ball game, and seated In SIC
.tands was nm ardent admirer
Of the Biz Green eleven. Brown
got the ball and mnhe mony
long gains. The rOoter could
stand 1t no longer.
He rose to Ais feet and yell
ed. "WOrk their tackles. Dart
mouth, work their tackles:
This statement he kept
shrteking out until those In
his immediate neiEhborhood
began to eye him and draw
away.
.Work their tackles, Dart
mouth; work their tackles!" he
begged in accents wild.
Finally. mfld-vOiced man
Just above him leaned over
and said. 81 don't think they
can hear you, sir"
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RERz0G SEEKS TO-P[AY
Phillies and Other Major Clubs Said
to Have Made Offer. to the
PLAYER Cubs Released.

BALTIMORE. January 2s.-Charlea
Buck" Herzog. second baseman. re-
Gently released Internationally by the
Chicago Nationals, does not expect to
quit base ball, but he says he will not
do business until the schedule meet
ing Of the National League at New
York next month.
It 10 said Manager Donovan Of the
Philadeiphia Nationals is dfckerins
with Her5og. Other major league Of
ferU also are said to have been made
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NO CHANCE FOR WILLS
TO GET DEMPSEY. BOUT
Racial Clash Disapproved Throughout Country.
Toe Hold and Body Scissors May Be Barred
in Wrestling Along With deadlock.
BY FAIRPLAY.

January 2S- definitely be. that
N there the slightest
that meeting between Jack Dempsey other white cham
Harry Wills
The had this straight from headquarters today Throughout the
in
willing on
But and chances
will held
establishment another
would general This implies nothing
Wills
be championship the two
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MACKENZIE GOLF WINNER.
Columbia Player Reaches Semi
Finals in FLORIDA Event,

ST. AUGUSTINE F1a-. january sa.-
Huxh Mackenzie. Columbia Country
Club, lone Warrington repSsseAta-
tive remaining IN the play for tho
st. Augustine golf links. ohampion-
ship. will meet Donald Clark. Hunt
ington CIV. Val uuAlancAt1on mod
alist, today In the tourney semi
finals.
D, L Culvsr Of New York and
William A. Knight, foFmer T1orida
state champion. are matched In he
other bracket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

For the first time in ten days
| Catholic University's basket ball team
will enter contest tomorrow night
when the Fordham University five
will appear in the big Brookland
gymnasium. The Maroon and Black
has shown Improvement in daily prac-
tice grinds and will be we'll prepared
for the visitors from the north. A
preliminary game. starting at 1870
O'Clock, will be played between the
Brookland freshmen and the Eastern
High quint.
All of the other District colleges
have games at home tonight. George
town and Brooklyn Poly meet in
Ryan gymnasium at $50 o'clock, and
at the same hour Gallaudet will open
play against Fordham at Kendall
Green. In the Coliseum at o'clock
George Washington and Johns Hop
kins are to swing into action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

1t Is unfortunately the TACT thaf there
Is not a great deal Of interest in ANA
teur fighting among Army men. for the
reason that there are not sufficient
number of amateur bouts held to sustain
interest. Another discouraging factor
has been the tendency to take the near
est local Army title holder and let him
box under the title of Army champion.
as in the bouts with the Britons. This
Is mistake and is so regarded by such
Army men as Lieut.. Wilson. the ath-
letic officer. a. the lnfan, school by
Lieut. Cranston, who Is the real Army
middleweight champion and Lieut. Lem
on, a member Of the olympic boxing
team
1t IL an interesting fact that the Army
has developed so many professionals that
the infantry school authorities in the
current tournament have found It ex-
pedient to establish a pro class In the
various weight divisions. As the situ-
alton now stands as soon as q man IN
the Army develops a reputation as a
money. and as he has nothing to hold
him from professionalism he accepts.
The officers above referred to believe it
would be: a wonderful thing for the
Army fighters and for amateur sports
generally II some plan could be worked
out whereby each year Army champions
IN all weights, boxing and wrestling.
could be determined. This would mean
a series Of tournaments. starting with
the camps. and 50 on through districts.
corps areas ard departments: finally
coming to head in an Army champion
ship final.
Develop. Foot Ball Coaches.
Announcement that Weber, the for
mer Colgate tackle. will go TO tne
University of Cincinnati as foot ball
coach, brings to mind the fact that
Larry Bankart. when coach Of the New
York State team, developed quite q
crop Of gridiron mentors, who have
been carrying the Bankart system
throughout the country. Weber play
ed on tho 1913 Colgate outns, wMcn
team SIX members are now teaching
tho Er1diron game. Euery Hunting
ton il head coach At Colgate; 100
Brooks. formerly head coach at Will
liams. IL now assistant to Frank
o'Neill at Columbia: Sefe1n 70 tne
OF Akron; Robinson IL teaching foot
ball at tho Mississippi Agricultural
and Mechanical College, and sullivan
Is at Bates. Perry Leafy, eoanh at
Union, and Bert Carroll. tho It Law
renee coach. were graduated srom s Col,
left and Jimmy Duffy. the Detroit
University coach, Is a product OF class
foot ball at Colgate,
Robert Herrick, who has, been APP
pointed head coach of Crimson rewing'
is rspr sentative of Inc best ;ype
Of Harvard man, a successful business te,a
interest in athletics and TO give
great deal OF time to their Develop
ment at his university.
Basket Rail- in the South.
Southern basket ball teams had a
great deal to learn before the pie
amateur tournament was heid IN At
lanta last year, bringing fyes from
ali sections OF tho country. But they
learned it. and now have word from
an eastern basket bal! man res esiat,S
Club aunt will take a. lot of beating
He also saw the Auburn and Mercer
fives play and regarded both as up
to snuff. ~ e.'..-.s et-
Copyright, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Giant. After Colleeian

CHICAGO, Japuarv os-Paui Hinkle
Of the University o. Ch!c,go. who has
won his &C. three TINES In base bal and
graduates In March has been offered a
contract to pay this r-ason with tbs
Now York Giants Hint'~ has reached
no decision. During hts high school and
college days Hinkle has played every
position He says he wants to play in
the outfleid, II he Joins the Giants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
big FIELD TO COMPETE
IN ALOYSIUS CLUB RUN

More than thirty barriers are ex-
pected to compete tonight in the
three handicap road race to be
held for members of Aloysius Club,
The start and finish of the run Will
be at the clubhouse, on I street near
North Capitol The first group OF
entrants will be sent from their
marks at 8 o'clock.
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LYNCH TO BOX FOR FUND
Champion to Appear in Fort Worth
February IA for Benefit Of
European Relief.

FORT WORTH, Tex. January 2S.-
Rabbi George Fox, chairman Of the
Texas committee on the relief in CEN
trail Europe, has announced that Joe
Lynch. bantamweight champion. will
box here February IA. for the benefit
of the fund. Lynch will meet the win
ner OF the Dick-Dundee fight Saturday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Tight Ring World
C.. u. Lists Mount St. Mary's
for Grid Battle October %

\HIAsHNGToNs abbreviated foot bali schedule for next fall has
The Brookanders have closed with
Mount ST. klan Field October Is Catholic
Mulenberg College
cancelled the local
ms ;tution obtained a home attraction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Series of Army Ring Events
to Decide Titles Advocated
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK. 28ln line with plan develop soldier
able excellent of them
the Infantry School Camp
of bouts which, until
Preliminary limited three rounds
finals to. four and the finals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Set Date for Golf Tourney.

BOSTON. January 2s.-The woman's
eastern go'f championship will be de-
c,ded ct the Country Club, Brookline
Jure and Z at thirty-six holes.
medal play. the Women's Golf Asso-
citation Of this city has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
New Catcher for Athletics.

/ PHILADELPHIA. January 9s.-Oiiie
Thurman, 70. two seasons catcher on
the Regina Club. Western Canadian
League. has been signed by the PhiIh-
deiphia Americans. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Rutgers will meet Georgia Tech in
foot ball at Atlanta on October %.
This game completes the schedule for
1921. which includes nine games, as
follows:
September "a. Ursinus: October I,
University OF Maryland S. Lehigh; IS.
Washington and Lee; %. Georgia
Tech at Atlanta: 90 Lafayette: No
vember 8, Notre Dame: IL, New York
University; 10. West Virginia. =
I ANNAPOLIS. Md. January 2s-Good
work at right end last season has
won the captaincy Of St. Johns Col
lege 1921 eleven for Paul Banfeld. q
Kentucky lad. Banfield will be with
the squad Tor two more seasons.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. January 2s.-
Dr.. n. L. Williams, Gopher foot ball
coach. in q statement given today to
the. Minnesota Daily. student publica-
ton, declared he does not believe faculty
members discriminate against grtdiron
players. as has been alleged by some
students.
Several players on last years foot
ball team have, since me close Of the
season. failed in Their studies and
dropped out, wfioh. coupled With the
fac. wat la$t rea-'s tran was rnspr-
cess.nI from, the standpo'rt Of Winning
rarn" is dorbuess Responsible for The
inc~r on Of this giss icn.s 80
1T has been my experience at the
university for more than twent years
that professors and Instructors have al
ways given foot bail men a square deal
and have helped them in every way
possible.
PRINCETON. N. J.. January a.
Coach Spaeth Of the Princeton crew, In
announcing changes In the seating Of the
varsity eight, said that he believes the
present combination will prove perma-
nent- Only three mon. Cressweu, Milne
and Cooke. retain their places. Curtiss
replaces Moran at number six, Newlin
takes the place Of Sinclaire at I'VE, while
Lewis and Fleming supplant Brigham
and Chisholm. Page will be at bow.
University Of tho South has appointed
John p. Nicholson. now track coach and
physical director. to be head coach Of
all athletics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
New York University's Nine
Coming South for Six Games

EW YORK. January 8New York Unversiy 1921 base ball
will take south for the following March Ill.,
Durham, N March g. University of North Caro-
lima Chapel Hn March Davidson College Davidson c.
Carolina State College Raleigh; March o. William
and Mary College Williamsburg Va
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Mason Stops Hansen.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, January Is
frankie Mason. American fyweight
champion. knocked out Bobby Hansen
Of New York in the sixth Of a sched-
uled twelve-round bout last night.
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Brennan outpoints Walker.

DALLAS. Tex, January 2S.-Bill
Brennan of Chicago got the newspaper
decision over Hugh Walker of Kansas
City, in twelve slow and uninterest-
ing rounds last night.
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Britou. Win Soccer Game.

British embassy soccerites. who
are to play the Washington Soccer
Club at Union Park on Sunday. easily
defeated the st. Alban School team.
goals to 0. on Satterlee Field yes
terday r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Buck" Grouse Of Pittsburgh, formerly
a leading contender for the middle
weight boxing crown, will attempt a
come back" tonight, when he meets
kid" Jackson of this city in ten
rounds. Grouse has been absent from
the ring for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28
Owen, to Pilot St. Joe.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, January 2s.-
Frank (Yip) Owens veteran catcher
OF tho Minneapolis Climb. has been ap-
pointed manager of st. Joseph.
Edwin i Riley. for Tho last hve
years road secretary OF the Boston
Nationals, has been appointed bust.
moss manager OF the club,
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Parsons Leads in Cue Match.

William Parsons outscored Walter
Assay, 131 to 106, last night at Grand
Central Palace in the first block Of
their 250-point pocket billiard match.
Parsons had a high run Of twenty
one.
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Chattanooga Trades Manager.

ASOOGA, January If
>xSfaS;na Manager and Third Baseman
-sEre6 Graf Of Chattanooga has been
fNded to Atlanta for Pitcher Daniel
EoSne
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Wilson to Fight Rostan.

CHICAGO, January. 2s.-Johnny viii.
son, middleweight boxing champion
has been matched to fight Navy Ro-
stan of Joliet, ILL.,, at kenosha, Wis.
February 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

University Of Tennessee is angling for
Chic Hariey's services as coach Of foot
ball. Coach Bender will continue as
professor of physical training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

TOPEKA. Kan, January 2s.-A bill
legalizing boxing contests in Kansas.
but prohibiting matched prize fights.
has been ordered recomme nded for
passage by a senate committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

PEORIA, ILL.,, January 2s.-Earl
Puryear, Baltimore bantamweight,
has been matched to box Babe Asher.
ST. Louis. in ten-round bout here
February Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Washington and jefferson will send
team to the Penn relays in Philadelphia
April ea.
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Phillies Obtain a Pitcher.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. January e.
George Morgan, who stitched last yeal
for tho Newport News Club, and who
was drafted by Birmingham, has been
signed by the Philadelphia Nationals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Robert Cole has been elected captain
of The University Of Chicago base ball
team -s --,s--a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Steward Business College. led by
Payne and Marmon, surprised the
Tech Reserves in q 80 to 20 game
yesterday. This pair Of Steward play
efs scored a points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-28

Gonzaga High Schools auint will
face the Bliss Electrical School
basketers tomorrow night In GonEaga
gymnasium. Play will begin at 1880
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20
international League Results.

Reading, :; Jersey city. s.
Syrhcuse. 1919; Toronto. %.
Rochester. So; Hunalo. lG-I.
others not scheduled.