The New York herald., 1922-03-13

According to those who have ha
social register for the evening Mr.. al
Teddy and Kermit: the Longworths
and others will be seen in the abattoi
for social leaders among the Hudson
Gashouse district.
The meeting tonight will be the
fourth reunion OF Gibbons and Greb,
who are two of the best OF the light
heavies since the venerable Battling
T.evinsly got himself hit on the chin
by Georges Carpenter and became
more or less passe. The profits of the
bout are to so to the milk fund, con-
sequently there is no objection to the
press agent making use OF the polite
fiction that Jack Dempsey will meet
the winner.
II Dempsey does meet the winner that
unfortunate party probably would choose
the exit nearest to him. No light heavy
is even going to annoy the celebrated
heavyweight actor for some time to
come at any rate.
According to the latest quotations
Gibbons Is two to one favorite over
tie Pittsburgh Windmill. The prepop-
derance of opinion is that Tom will
Hnock Harry loose from his anchorage
cefore the scheduled fifteen rounds have
been reeled off. Greb, who is a busy
person in the ring, resents the insinua-
lion that he will emerge from the ring
with resin dust on the seat Of his tights.
lie promises to keep Mike Gibbons's lit
tie brother very busy all evening.
Some Social Rules.
Because OF the number OF distin-
suished guests expected Tan1many
Young. arbiter elegantium of Madison
Square Garden. has been asked TO draft
Some catch-as-catch-can rules Of eti-
quette. Mr.. Young, after giving the
subject much serious thought, has pro-
n'ulgated the following code OF practice
for the evening:
Rule Fighters having one cauli-
flower ear will keep their best ear for
ward In order that the attention of the
guests will not be diverted from the
ring.
Rule Fighters having two cauli-
flower ears will not be permitted at
ringside seats unless they provide them
selves with earmuffs.
Rule 3--Izzy Kapian and party win
no provided with Maxim silencers at
the expense OF the management. They
win be compelled to have these affixed
before they are seated. Also Mr.. Kap-
Ian and party are requested 10 keep
their hands in their pockets in order that
they may not obstruct the view Of the
people in the rear by excited conversa-
tion during the bouts.
Rule ALL blaclSjacks. slapsticlSs and
other toys must be checked at the box
office.
Rule Guests wearing diamonds or
leaving their overcoats on back of seats
win do SO at their own risk. There will
be many strangers in the place tonight
and the management cannot undertake
TO be responsible for the conduct Of
guests from Wall Street.
Rule 6-Tn all arguments the guests
must protect themselves in the clinchcs
and In the breakaways. Guests break
ing chairs in arguments with friends
must pay for the same.
Rule Ladies are requested to re-
frain from smoking. Gents will be
socked If caught.
Fans Crave Action.
The ordinary bugs are hoping that the
lads will not be overcome by the rec
fined atmosphere about their house
with the accent on tho first syllable.
less Willard after the Moran Willard
battle declared that the reason he did
not knock Moran for a row OF wild
raspberry bushes was that there were
So many nice ladies and gents in the
house that he did not want TO get mussy.
This consideration. however did not
deter Richie Mitchell and Benny Leonard
from getting very rough indeed when
they battled at the Garden under the
patronage OF Miss Anne Morgan. The
boys took turns sitting in the resin, only
Mitchell sat there longer and oftener
While this bout tonight Is for the bene-
1T OF the gentle Milk Fund the lads
Will be given to understand that there is
no reason for pulling the punches. The
receipts arc for the most part in the
safe and the promoters are neutral.
They do not care which boxer leaves on
Q. stretcher.
For curtain raisers Joe yelling. the
ex-mariner. will box Clonnie TAFT, light
weight champion of Canada: George
Marks Of California will minrle with
-Nbe Goldstein Of the Immediate vicinity,
and Luke Tenrer will box Al Wayne.
Harry NJ Stevens will meet all corners
with programs.
Dorgan Dreams On.
Ike Dorgan. still reported 70 be under
the influence of an overdose OF spaghetti.
obtained by questionable means at the
spaghetti joint of Jimmy Kelly or Sui
livan street, Is babbing lncoherently OF
what Charlie White win do 20 Johnny
Dundee on March II. The addict's eyes
CLEAN when he talks about the bout.
I'VE expect TO get enough from that
bout 90 provide everybody with spa
shetti." he says. "And then everybody
will have pleasant dreams. Sometimes
| feel little sorry for Dundee and for
Benny Leonard. too. because what will
Benny do when his little playmate is
glammed on the chin?"
The card for the Pioneer Club to-
morrow night promises to produce some
action. The battlers who will endeavor
that evening arc Frankie Genaro and
Jack Sayles, Andy Davis and Danny
Ice, Young Pierce and Tony Lyons. You
can pick your own heodiincr and YOU
may not be right az that.
Promoters are getting very loose with
certified checks. Now comes Eddie
Mead with photograph OF one for
$4,000 which he declares is posted to
be deli q rcd 70 Johnny Buh when
Johnny steps Into the ring for a return
match with Joe Lynch. While we have
not seen the original check that posed
for the photograph the picture seems to