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Sporting Notes.

y CUlit4e DOAlH0 championship tOui III
ment Will be staged At Harvard in March.
Another bout with Georges Carpen
tier looks TO be about the only fight in
sight for Jack Dempsey.
"'Babe' Ruth is now a lecturer, hay
ing enlisted as a volunteer lecturer in
the Knights Of Columbus.
There doesn t seem to be anything
doing for Benny kaulf in the way OF re
instatement in the big show.
1t is said that Stufy McInnis docsn t
like the deal that sent him To Cleveland
as he preferred to play in Boston.
Passaic, y. J.. claims the champion
schoolboy basketball team, the Jersey
outfit having 20 straight wins to its
credit
Wrestling IS a big feature i'm athletics
at Columbia University this winter. The
Blue and White grapplers are a classy
lot.
Johnny Ham of Pittsburgh, Il2-pound
national amateur champion boxer, con
tinueS to show the way among the little
simon-pures.
The Harrisburg Pa.) Cyclones, one
| of the star basketball teams of the coun-
try. has Just completed Il successful tour
I of New England.
Sam Iangford, one of the greatest
| battlers the ring has known. is slipping
| fast, to Judge from the showing made
| in his recent bouts.
| Sammy Goldman and Charlie Rose,
managers of boxers, have been barred in
/ Philadelphia for alleged violation of the
/ boxing rules of that city.
| Philadelphia and Scranton having
| dropped out of the eastern basketball
league, the organization will continue
with six teams in the circuit.
Another attempt is being made by the
United States National Lawn Tennis
association to stage an international
| tennis tournament for women.
| Princeton hash I made much Roadway
| in the hockey PLAYED with Harvard, the
| Tigers having lost eleven of the last
| twelve games with the Crimson.
President Heydler of the National
! league says that players who have not
! signed ten days after the opening of the
season viii be suspended.
/ The Hudson Athletic association of
| Boston Is composed entirely of Svrians
! Bobby JOsephs, the feathcrwcight boxer
| Il the organization 5 star performer
Plans for the Yankees new ball park
! i'm New York call for a three-decl con.
crete grandstand to cost $500 900 and d
/ single-decE bleacher stand to cost SO,
0gO.
1t is doubtful if any other wrestling
/ champion ever engaged in 50 many con
tests in a single season as has Stan
Ibyszko. the great old champ of the
grapplers.
Manager Bin Gleason of the White SOY
Will give his young pitchers two week
extra training this spring, in the hope,
/ of developing a twirlng staff able Il
stand the pace.
The Pacific Coast league having turned
down the 1900 draft propositions tn,
! International league viii most likely
u follow the example OF the coast league
in refusing the major offer.
After the recent Johnny Dundee
Charlie White bout in Boston mann
Hub boxing fans were of the opinion
i that Champion Benny Leonard would
find soft picking in either OF the fighters
Jimmy Liggctt, the eoiored middle
weight boxer of Philadelphia. who wa
a preliminary fighter during his carcc
= in America, Is making good in France
and Italy according to reports from thu
other side.
The Pacific Coast league has LANDED
two corking good players i'll Franz
' Bruggy, formerly of the Phillies. VIII,
goes to the Portland team. and Babe >
Thomby, recently sold by the Cubs t.
5 Los Angeles.
Does the refusal of Gene Tunney t
box Pat Mccarthy mean that the new
light heavyweight champion intends t.
follow the example set by other of on
champs in meeting only hand-picked OF
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