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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
OTHER MONDAY BOLTS.

NEW YORK-Augie Rather, middle
weight, knocked out Jack Delaney, New
York In the first round. Jack Pearlstein,
heavyweight, won a fifteen round decision
from Wolf Larson.
MARIETTA, Ohio-Bob Martin, soldier
boxer, knocked out Soldier Thompson
New York, In the third round. Dave
Moran, New York featherweight and
George FAIR, Canton, fought
draw. Joe Benjamin OF California
a lightweight, was disqualified in the
fourth round for fouling Joe Tiplitz.
BOSTON-Danny Edwards, California
won a round decision from Abe
Friedman. New England bantam captain
DAYTON-Blockie Richards, Dayton
and Patsy Dugan, Toledo, featherweights
fought a twelve-round draw.
DETROfT-Billy Emke beat Mike
Hirsch in ten rounds.
SALT LAKE CITY-Benny Garcia beat
Pat Gilbert In six rounds
PHOENIX, Arlz-Georgia Adams beat
Dick Cody in ten rounds
NEW ORLEANS-Harry Foley Won
from Chuck Virgins in twenty rounds.
MEMPHIS-Pal Moore won from
frankie Jummath in eight
PHILADELPHIA-Jo Tiplitz won on
a found from Joe Benjamin IN the fourth
CINCINNATI-Chuck Altman shaded
Gene Larue In ten.
LYNN, Mass-Paul Doyle beat Denny
O'Keefe in ten rounds.
BUFFALO-Bart Madden, New York,
won a technical knockout over Mike Con-
roy, Rochester, In nine rounds. Pete
from frankie Nelson, Buffalo, in six
rounds. Sailor Butler, Buffalo and K o.
Mueller, Chicago, boxed a six round
draw.
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Tonight's wrestling show at the Broad
way Theater promises local fans two ex-
ceptional matches, Stranger Lewis, who
defeated Stanislaus ZbyszkO for the title
at Wichita, Kansas, last Friday night,
defending his newly won championship
for the first time against John Gran
dovlch, hailed as the champion of the
New England States, in the main event
and Tommy Doctor, Colorado. weller
weight, meeting Hugh Webb Of Terre
Haute in the opening bout.
Both Lewis and GrandOvich are on
hand ready to step into the ring tonight.
John says he will give Lewis everything
he has. He expects to make the cham
pion extend himself to the limit to win
and has the appearance OF being j
worthy foe.
The New England States champ is a
youngster, only "a years old and Is con
wrestling game.
Tommy Doctor, who is scheduled to
meet Jack Reynolds at Martinsville Fri
day night, is pitted against Hugh Webb,
the Terre Haure welterweight, in the
opening bout Of the show. Webb has
been promised that he viii be sub
stituted for Doctor on the Martinsville
card If he earns a victory over the
Colorado man and is out to win. The
men are both fast and their mixup
should furnish d lot Of action for the
fans.
All holds except the strangle will be
Permitted in the bouts tonight, which
win give those at the show a chance to
see Lewis try out his famous deadlock
hold, with which he won from Zbyszko
last week. The matches win both be to
a finish, two falls out OF three to win
and no rolling falls to count,
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State Indoor Swimming
Championships at III. A. C.

The Indiana Association Of the Anna
teur Athletic Union will hold its indoor
swimming championships in the Hoosier
Athletic Club pool Saturday night, March
is, Entries close March 10. They should
be made to George w. Lipps, physical di-
rector OK the Hoosier Athletic Club.
The events consist OF a 220-yard free
style for men. fancy diving contest
for men and a 220-yard free style for
women. Regulation medals Of gold, sill
yer and bronze win be awarded the win
ners.
The Indiana committee Is made up of
Paul r. JordIon. chairman; Eollie Shide-
Ter, VI. l.. Clevett, J. r. Grant, William
Barrere, Jr.. Hezlep Clark, Ashton We'd
doll. Wallace o. Lee, Charles p. Weir
and T. f. Murray.
On the same night in the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club pool will be the national cham
pionship in the 100-yard dash indoor
event for women. Entries for this event
should be made with Charles D. Lynch
care George W. Lipps of the Hoosier
Athletic Club. Entries close March 10.
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BASEBALL
CHUCK BEATEN
IN HOT SCRAP
Harry Foley Awarded Verdict
Over Virgins in Twenty
Rounds of Thrills.

NEW ORLEANS, March Harry Fo.
ley of Seattle won the decision over
Chuck Virgins of Indianapolis in a
twenty round bout here last night. The
scrap was furiously waged during the
entire route, old time fans remarking
that it was one of the greatest twenty
round exhibitions they ever witnessed.
Virgins carried the fight to Foley in
the earlier rounds and found the Seattle
boy laying in wait to pick him off with
right uppercuts or left hooks. Virgins
showed to advantage when he tore In
with his assorted variety of punches
and at times made Foley look foolish.
However, Foley fat-footedly waited Wig.
gins every move, and through this
method won the verdict.
The fight was a very close one, and
had Wiggirs not allowed Foley to take
the early lead, he probably would have
won the award. Virgins weighed 10
pounds and Foley 179 pounds.
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De Pauw Rif1emen High

GREENCASTLE, Ind, March THE
De PAW rife team was winner Of the
9Th corp area match, according to an
announcement made here Monday. The
D Pauw squad was 100 points ahead Of
the nearest competitor. The 9TH corps
area included schools from Indiana, Ken
lucky, Ohio and West Virginia.
The local team, following the sue
cess which makes It eligible for the ma
tionaI meet, has several other matches
IN view. On Thursday of this week the
Clayton National Rife Association team
will be met. Ohio State has scheduled
meet for March IL, and Rutgers col
lege Of New Brunswick, n. J., will be
met on March 20. These meets are by
telegraph
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"a: NEWS OF THE DAY IN '
WESLEYAN FIVE
IN MEET HERE
Illinois Conference Champs
Coming to College Tourney
Grove City Enters.

The team Of Illinois WESLEYAN, cham
pions Of the Illinois Intercollegiate Ath-
letic Conference, viii compete in the first
annual national intercollegiate basket
ball tournament which is to be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the
Coliseum. Acceptance of the invitation
sent them to attend by the Indianapolis
Junior Chamber OF commerce was re-
ceiyed today. This makes the list or
tournament entries to date as follows
Idaho University, champions OF the
Pacific Coast Conference and North
west Lea que.
Wabash College, champions Of the
Central West.
Mercer College. winners up in the
Southern title tourney.
Illinois Wesleyan, champions OF the
Illinois intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION.
Grove City College, Pa, champions
of the Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia section.
Either Missouri or Kansas University
is expected from Missouri State.
Tickets have been placed on sale at
81 and $50 each evening. There viii be
two games the first evening, two games
the second evening and the final contest
on Saturday. The drawings for the
event will take place Wednesday evening
at the Indianapolis Chamber OF Com
merce, each team drawing its position out
of q hat OF course the luck Of the draw
may have some influence on the outcome
Of the tournament. perhaps placing teams
from the strongest sections together In
the first game of the tournament.
Thursday morning the officials viii
meet with the captains and coaches Of
each team to confer upon the interpreta-
ton Of the rules governing the contests.
Each section Of the country play under
the same rules, but the Interpretation OF
these rules are different in each section
in several cases. These cases will be
taken up in detail and each team will
know that there viii be a unified inter-
probation OF the rules during the tourna-
ment games.
autgers and North Carolina. former
teams entered in the tourney have with
drawn. il was announced today.
The Idaho squad was due to arrive
here late today. This team has gone
through a heavy schedule undefeated
and is carrying the hopes Of the state of
Idaho and the Pacific Coast in the big
event The team is well balanced. 1t is
said it features the short passing game.
With the squad is Al Fox, An-Coast
forward. Members OF the squad en- route
are: Coach David Mcmillan, r. Fox,
Al Fox, Thompson, Steiner, Gartin, Ed
wards, Telford, Canine and Nelson.
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RING GOSSIP
TRIBE STARTS
SPRING GRIND
First Workout Planned at
Marlin TOday-COvington
and Rehg There.

MARLIN, Texas, March 1.-THE Indf4'
annapolis baseball teams arrival in Mar
lin late Monday was accompanied by a
royal reception by the folk of this city,
the big party receiving the glad hand
and made to feel welcome. No undue
incidents occurred during the long trip
from the Hoosier capital, and the party
was augmented by Sieb, CovingtOn and
Rehg, who Joined the club en- route.
Tiller Cavet, left hand pitcher, left the
team at DenisOn, Texas, to visit his folks
at Tulia, Texas, and will report at Mar
lin Saturday. Two players were await
ing the arrival of the main body, Eddie
Brown and Purcell, outfield material,
both obtained from Manager McGraW Of
the Giants, reporting Sunday.
The Tribe players were to start active
work today, losing no time in getting
down to the grind of conditioning. The
weather was not as warm as expected,
but is comfortable enough to permit the
Tribe to start the ironing out of kinks.
Leo Dixon is the only player not ready
to start, but the fery-topped catcher
hopes to have rid himself Of a recent
flu attack in few days.
Morning and afternoon sessions will
be held daily and exhibition games win
start within two weeks.
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Purdue Closes Net
Season Tonight in
Game With Illinois

LAFAYETTE, Ind. March 7.-Tonight
win see the curtain rung down on the
1921 90 basket ball season here, which
ends with Purdue on the top round OF
the Conference, after playing Illinois In
a return game. The result of tonight's
game viii not affect the Boilermakers'
standing, but Illinois must win to as
sure 1t second place. Coach Lambert
has pointed his men toward this game
for two weeks, even going so far as to
pass up a chance for the State title by
keeping four of his regulars out Of the
starting lineup against wabash last
week. His men took light workout
yesterday and are in prime condition.
The fastest lineup will be used against
the Illinois team, which has suffered two
adverses In the last week Eversman and
Masters will take care Of the forward
positions, while Gullion will play center.
Miller and Holwards will take care of
the guard positions. This Is the last
game for Miller, while Gullion has two
more years to play and tho remaining
three players one year.
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Indiana GTGppIers
Win at Ohio State
by Score of 1924

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Jack Rey-
nolds' Indiana University grapplers won
night 80 to "a. Results as follows: 115-
Id. class, Parr, Qnd), Cross (Ohio), 10
overtime periods to draw: 125 ID. clasS
Radcliffe Qnd.) won from Lemaster, fall
in minutes, II second, with half nell
son; 135-lb. class, Christensen (0hio)
won a decision over Peck Und.) 145-Ib
class, Marter (Ohio) won fall over Sauers
IL minutes, "a seconds; 158-lb. class, Lu-
cas- Qnd) won fall over Hill 9 minutes,
8 seconds; 175-lb. class, Held Qnd.),
Miller (Ohio), two overtime periods TO
draw; heavyweight class, MUMMY Und.)
fall over Schackson / minute. Is seconds.
The Indiana wrestlers meet the Purdue
team at Bloomington on March IL Light
workouts this week are in order for this
meet. Reynolds finishes his work at In
diana this week.
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BABE ASHER STILL IN RING.

Asher. the K E. F. 6antamWeig sia' cb n
pion, had retired from the ring to enter
business. were vigorously denied today
by Asher.
Asher recently submitted to an op-
Grafton for the removal OF an obstruction
from his nose that interferede with his
breathing. he declared this condition re-
spOnsible for his poor showing in several
recent fights. His nose will be healed in
a couple of weeks, Asher said today, and
he will then be ready for action.
Eddie Brooks Of Denver has taken over
Asher's affairs as manager and will at
tempt TO obtain bouts for the A. e. f..
scrapper with the topnotchers in the ban
tamWeight division.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
WESTERN CONFERENCE.
A. A. =. Net Tourney

KANSAS CITY, No, March 7-Four
teams, two local and two from st. Joseph
Mo-, were eliminated in Monday after
Moons play Of the National A. A. U,
championship basketball tournament,
which started here Monday. The scores
Shine-Au, st. Joseph. 10.
Missouri Savings, Kansas City, 81:
Plat Commercial College. St Joseph, 10.
Union Club, Belvidere, ILL.,, 55; irving
Pitt Manufacturing Company, Kansas
City, so.
American Legion, Sacramento, Cal, Al,
Armour Grain Company. Kansas City. 85
In the first night game Monday the
Newton lKan) Athletic Club defeated
Hillyard Pineys, st. Joseph, 80 to 2S
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Diamond Dust From Dixie
sox FAIL no APPEAR.

sEQUIN, Texas, March kid Gleason.
pilot of the White sox. Is scanning the
Ufde-fung Texas horizon for missing ball
PLAYERS Eddie Collins, Harry Hooper,
Amos Strunk, Bib FaIk, Eddie Mungtna,
Earl Shelly, Ernie johnson. Dick Kerr.
Johnny MOstiI, Charley Robertson and
George Lees are the absent athletes. Kerr
Lees and Mulligan are definite holdOuts.
The others, all under contract, simply
have not reported and are due for some
choice remarks from the peppery kid,
when they appear In camp.
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EBBETs WILL TELL EN-.

JACKSONVILLE, March esquire Eb.
bets, owner Of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was
expected today to issue a statement Civ
ing the status Of Pitcher Burleigh Grimes
and Outfielder Jimmy Johnston, only
holdout members Of the Brooklyns, who
have not reported to the training camp.
Ivan Olsen won yesterdays session
against the Yannigans by slammtng out
q twO-bagger with the bases filed In the
eighth, making the score 20 8.
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Babe Best Under Pressure

NEW YORK, March G.-CUlSneI
Jacob Rupert, president of the
Yankees, expects Babe Ruth to ninke
new home run record this coming
season.
THE handicap of five weekE' will
be an asset to him as no always desc
HIS best work under PRESSURE"
Rupert said.
Aaron Ward, hOldOut infielder,
will have to quit baseball II he wants
$4,000 N year, Rupert said.
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THIS BARS JACK AND HARRY.

TRENTON, n. J., March New Jer-
sey practically has locked her doors
against the proposed DempseyWills
fight.
The Evans BILL" placing a maximum
price of SIS on a seat at a boxing show
and requiring promoters to be a resi-
dent of the State removes this State as
a possible scene for the encounter. The
measure is not aimed at the big fight,
however, as ii was introduced before the
Dempsey wills match was talked of.
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BOWLING


In the Ladies Recreation League, the
Kresges, Marion, Crickets and the Rec
cation fves were winners. kresges and
Recreation took three straight. The high
total was TO chalked up by the Marions.
The Optimists League was full of close
wins, the Moonshines, MIX Feds and
White Mules hitting the high spots.
Reich Of the Moonshines rolled the high
score in this league with 234.
The Broadway Sunday School League
rolled their regular games Monday along
with couple Of postponed ones.
Schroeder of the Panthers vas high with
21O. The high total was Sd5 by the
Panthers.
Gordon Of the Newsboys In the Star
League gathered In q couple of double
century scores in their two wins over the
Mailers. The Freshmen No. and the
Printers also were winners Monday.
The bowling Of Nolan featured the In
diana Union Railway League No. with
a count of PAP In his last game. IL gave
the Baggage team Its third win over the
the night, $40. The Electricians WOE
two from the Car Inspectors.
The Accessories and Shipping fves
won two out OF three in the Gibson loop
from the Parts and General Office
squads. Rinking OF the Accessories out
fit had the best counts with 2O2, Us and
233.
The Grafters and Ward Heelers won
three straight from the Crooks and
Politicians In the Courthouse loop Non
day night. White OF the Politicians was
high with a 2O2 count
In a special match the Fox Five OF
women bowlers won from the Roberts
Hotel squad Of women from Muncie by q
total score OF 2,159 10 I 1903. The locals
big first game gave them a decisive
margin that was never overcome.
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WANTED. sPARRING PARTNERS.

NEW YORK, March Fiddle Kane,
manager of the hard hitting Tom Glib
bons, who meets Harry Greb In a fifteen
round battle in Madison Square Garden
Monday night, is ready 10 do his bit to
aid in the present unemployment
situation, he indicated today.
The St. Paul battler is in need Of
sparring partners, Kane announced, and
said he would pay any price they asked
provided they could stand the gan.
Greb is taking his training at Phila-
delphia Jack 0'Brien's gym in the
Garden. Gibbons is warming to his work
at the Commonwealth gym.
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THREE CUSHION TITLE GAME

Of Champaign. Ill, last night defeated
c. E. Patterson. representing the c. A A.
so to 40, in their match of the national
emateur three cushion billiard tourney
Fleming's high run Of nine was a record
for the turnament.
Fleming is now tied for first place
with A Spielman, also of the C. A A.,
who Monday defeated r. Julian OF the
Hamnton Club, Chicago, so to Al
60 decide the championship.
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MEusEL IN YANKEE CAMP.

NEW YORK, March Bob MeuseI
clouthing OUthelder of the New York
4anks. who cannot start the season un-
ill May 20 because of his transforming
trip after the world series, is at the
Yankee camp, ready to start training,
Aaron Ward, second baseman, is now the
only holdout in the Yankee ranks.
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BILLIARDS
vOGLER LEADS COOLER.

Lewis VOgler. Indiana three-cushion
bLis-d champion, took the lead in the
first block Of his title match with Harry
Cooler when he scored fifty Billiards while
Harry was registering forty at the
Harry Cooler parlOrs last night.
tt. match lasted ninety-four innings
and gave Cooler a high run of five while
the champions best control called for a
three.
The second block OF the title match Will
be played tonight with Cooler shooting
for fifty-nine points and Vogler playing
for fifty.
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GRIFFITH HAS BROAD SMILE.

TAMPA, March AFTER watching
twenty Of his athletes through their
PAGES IN the hot Florida sunshine, Clark
Griffith had a yard wide smile on his
face today. Griffith has the Hkeliest
looking bunch Of youngsters IN years and
he is confident that If he can develop a
couple Of young pitchers he will be right
in line for the American flag.
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Big Game at Turner GYM

Tho Morris Street i've will play the
the Turner gym. The two teams have
never met before. AS the clubs have
good records for the season the contest
should provo a real battle The Sim
mons Marvels will play in the curtain
raiser.
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POCKET BILLIARD MATCH.

Leon Duray, famous dirt automobile
racer, who is also an expert at pocket
State champion, how to make the pool
balls talk in his match at the Claypool
Parlors, March 10th and 18th, at 80
and 80. These games should be Of in
terest to lovers Of billiards Every body
IS invited. There is to be- no admis-
sion charge.
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FIRST GIANT GAME.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March THE
first OF the regular Yannigan games for
the Giants was scheduled for this after
noon. Jess Barnes, Phil Douglas and
George Kelley are the only remaining
hold outs on the team, Bancroft, Snyder,
Smith and Rawlings having signed con-
tracts Yesterday
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Tickets for State Finals

Season tickets for the State high school
basket ball finals, to be held mt the Co
liseum, March II and IS, were to be
placed on sale at the local sporting goods
stores and the local high schools to-
day, price $3.50. Mail orders should
be addressed to F. r. German, Tech
meal High School, Indianapolis. Tick
cts will be mailed in order OF receipt.
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SCRAP FOR SECOND SACK.

DALLAS, Texas, March 7.-WaIter
major league recruits, are going to give
Bill Wambsganss, Indian regular second
sacker, hard ght for the regular berth.
They are showing top form in fielding
and are hitting the ball like demons in
practice.
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KoNErCHY AND KoCHER BE. ORr.

TOLEDO, March Ed Konet-hy, ex-
National League first sacker and
Catcher Brad Kocher, recently secured
by President Bresnahan from the Louis
Vile club, have arrived at the Mud Hens
training camp at Bristol, Tenn, and
took part in the first outdoor spring
training session yesterday.
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BUZZ INJUREs THUMB.

NEW YORK, March Johnny Buff,
bantamweight boxing champion, an
nounced yesterday that he had injured the
thumb of his left hand and probably
would not be able to box for six weeks
He cancelled matches with Roy Moore Of
st. Paul. set fer Friday night In Jersey
City, and with Joe Lynch, in Madison
Square Garden, March 20.
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WHITE TRAINS For DUNDEE

CHICAGO, March Charlie White has
settled down to hard training here for
his match with Johnny Dundee In New
York, March IL. White expects to beat
Dundee so decisively that he will force
Benny Leonard into a decision fight in
Gotham.
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Michigan in Third Place

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March THE
Michigan University basket ball Quintette
broke the three -cOrnered tie In the race
feating Northwestern, 20 to 10. Tho
visitors never had q chance against the
superior team play of the locals.
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CUB ROOKIE LOOKS GOOD.

CATALINA ISLAND, Cal, March T.
The showing Of Ernest Osborne, a huge
right handler obtained from Atlanta, Is
especially pleasing TO Manager Killefer
of the Cubs. Aldridge, Kaufman and
Stueland are other pitchers who look
good.
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REDS START GRIND.

MINERAL WELLS, Texas. March L
The Cincinnati Reds started spring train
ing today. Two two-hour sessions daily
is the program mapped out for -Ioran's
men Infelder FOnseca is not here yet
and Ed Roush is still a holdout
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Iowa Finishes Strong

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Iowa de.
feated Ohio State IN Western Confer
cnce basketball game here last night, 81
to is ~ the middle Of the second halt
10 POINTS in the last ten Minutes Of laY
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ZTBBTE BEATS ROGERS.

laus Zbyszko, ex-champion heavyweig ht
wrestler, defeated Jack Rogers. Cana
dian wrestler, Monday night in two
straight falls, the first in "a minutes and
the second in 3 minutes 90 seconds.
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TlUO Bouts Feature
Mot ShOW Here at
Broadway Tonight
Wrestling Fans Get Chance to
See Champ LelUis and
His deadlock.
T0NIGHT,S CARD.

Ed (StrangIer) Lewis, worlds heavy
weight champion, VS.. John Grandovtch
New England States champion.
Tommy Doctor, las pounds, VS.. Hugh
Webb, Terre Haute, 146 pounds.
Place-1SrOadway Theater.
Time-S:l5 n m,