Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09
CARPENTER AND SKI WILL.
 HE BARRED IF GUILTy

CARPENTER AND SKI WILL
 ... BE BARRED IF GUILTY
 Georges Carpenter and his managsr, FFanoois Descamps and Battling 6ikl and his manager, M. Hellers, will be permanently barred from operating un- der the jurisdiction, of, the New York State Athletic Commission if the charges of alleged couusion in the recent Car pentier-Siki bout are sustained. Chair man William Muldoon of the commis- sion made this statement in discussion of the cabled dispatches of the campaign in behalf of Sikl, who now is under a suspension of nine months by the French Boxing Federation
 The fact that the parties entered into conspiracy, if such Is proved will make all four equally culpable, Muldoon Sald He added that if there is truth in the allegations contained in Sikis ac- count of the conditions surrounding the l Senegalese boxers bout against Carpen- tier, there Is no room for either Carpen- tier or Ski, or the respective managers of the two boxers, in New York. boxing circles. .... s. SEki now Is under suspension here. The enforced idleness of nine months which was imposed on the Senegalese boxer as punishment by the French federation, au- | tomatically made Ski ineligible here for a like period under an agreement which the Empire state board has with Its contemporary. Europeans body, If, in his campaign for reinstatement and the title, Ski confesses and proves his allegations that the Carpenter bout was a frame up, Ski will be permanently barred here, and Carpenter will suffer similar pun l ishment, Muldoon said.
 HTb of n0Or9a irTDOSSih1n for JTG ! over here to judge the conditions in France or to pass judgment on the situa- tion in which Siki and Carpenter find themselves" said Chairman Muldoon. "We | must rely on the cabled reports of acti- i vities over there for our information The dispatches which have been publish ed in the newspapers here, however, in- dicate that Ski and Carpenter entered into conspiracy to deceive the public and impose a fraudulent bout on those | who support boxing abroad. ..
 "Siki, m the dispatches, Is credited with having confessed his part in the affair. He convicts himself, therefore, oi i being a man who would engage in q colluslve contest Ski involves Carpenti. CT as the man who engineered the al. legged frameup. IS this Is true, then al four of the parties concerned, Ski and his manager and CaEpentier and his manager are equally guilty and will bt permanently barred here, the four oi | them. Chairman Muldoon pointed to reform! and Improvements which have been car
 ried on by the State Athletic Commis sion. He disclosed a plan whereby box
 CTS are compelled to conduct themselve. above reproach in and out of the ring nl have their licenses revoked. on tn ground that their actions are detrmenta to boxing and menace to the sport. Another refoTSn under which the com mission has strived to eradicate some o f the evils of the past Is the institution of what Muldoon termed his bad boy list" The list is kept as corrective ant precautionary influence for boxers wht suddenly come into prominence and thel become careless of their training wori and physical condition. The names 0 Joe Lynch, worlds bantamweight cham pion, Midget Smith, Harlem bantam I weight and Jack ShsB'sey, west sid' Italian. were on this list. Muldoon said l while the boxers were deprived of tn
 remunerative matches available here dur
 ing a period of exile, to the ';sticks''.